PESORSA UNO M48

Les Jones Archive

RSS No: A19126   Port Number and Year:  -  in Milford, 1987 (?) IMO: 7030614

Description:  Single screw motor vessel; long liner, bottom otter trawls.

Crew:

Registered at Milford: 12 Dec 1986

Built: 1970, Astillero Barreras,Vigo, Spain. (Yard no. 1384.)

Tonnage: 144 grt  67.97 net

Length / breadth / depth (feet): 98.14 / 22.97 / 11.48

Engine: 294 kW.

Owners:   As PLAYA DE RECATI 1970: Unknown Spanish owners.   As PESORSA UNO M48 12 Dec 1987: Trygrace Ltd., Cmaine House, Upper Hill St., Hakin.   By 1991: Hooktone, North Harbour, Ayr. (Agents.)   As FEITIZO OB1015 22 May 2007: Unknown owner, registered in Oban.

Landed at Milford:

Skippers:

Notes:

Cert. Cancelled & Milford Registry Closed: May 2007?

 

Accidents and incidents

 

From The Mirror, of Wednesday 9th August 2000:

   

        A COASTGUARD helicopter airlifted a seriously ill Portuguese crewman from a fishing boat yesterday morning.

        The 29-year-old man was stranded 200 miles off the northwest coast of Co. Mayo aboard the UK-registered fishing vessel Pesorsa Uno.

 

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ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PROTECTION OF THE SEA

ANNUAL SURVEY OF REPORTED DISCHARGES ATTRIBUTED TO VESSELS AND OFFSHORE OIL & GAS INSTALLATIONS

OPERATING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM POLLUTION CONTROL ZONE

2002

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            The Milford Haven Port Authority (MHPA) submitted detailed accounts of 14 incidents at various locations including Milford Dock, Milford Haven Waterway and

the Neyland Marina. There were 10 references to diesel and 4 references to other types of oil. The median estimated volume of discharges was 4.5 litres compared with

12.5 litres from 16 spills reported during 2001. The estimated volumes of reported discharges ranged from 1 litre and 450 litres compared with 0.25 litres and 183 litres

during the previous year. Clean-up operations were completed under the supervision of the MHPA and no prosecutions were concluded during the year.

            ……………..  The Mfv Pesorsa Uno was identified as the source of two diesel spillages which occurred on 7 and 9 October.

 

 

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