Harbour

ISPS

Access to ISPS facilities is restricted. Access must be pre-approved. 

The port’s security officer, PFSO, is Kjetil Lycke Bodal.

Contact information:
Phone (24/7): +47 51 46 32 80
Email: bodal@egersund.havn.no

What is maritime security?

Maritime security refers to measures implemented to prevent and deter actions that could harm ports, port facilities, or ships visiting these facilities. The Norwegian Coastal Administration is responsible for ensuring that maritime security regulations are enforced in Norwegian ports and port facilities. This is often referred to as port security. The Norwegian Maritime Authority is responsible for the parts of these regulations that apply to ships.

We have several ISPS facilities in Egersund harbour. Some of these are public, while others are privately owned. See the overview below the map.

ISPS is linked to a regulation: “Regulation on the security of ports”.

On the overview map below, the various quay facilities in the harbour are shown. Public quay facilities are marked with a red circle, and private quay facilities are marked with a blue circle.

NOEGD – 0001 – Pelagia Egersund Sildoljefabrikk (Private facility)
NOEGE – 0002 – Kongsteinterminalen (Public facility)
NOEGD – 0003 – Prima Seafood Egersund (Private facility)
NOEGD – 0006 – Kaupanes havneanlegg (Public facility)
NOEGD – 0007 – Aker Solutions AS avd. Egersund (Private facility)
NOEGD – 0012 – Pelagia AS avd. 450 Ryttervik (Private facility)
NOEGE – 0001 – Hovlandsterminalen (Public facility)
NOEGE – 0003 – H.E. Seglem depot, Solkroa tankanlegg (Private facility)
NOEGD – 0004 – KS Norwegian Edelsplitt – Hellvik (Private facility)
NOEGE – 0005 – Dampskipskaien (Public facility)
NOEGD – 0008 – Norwegian Edelsplitt AS – Maurholen (Private facility)

Application for Access and Access Cards

Access to ISPS facilities is restricted. ALL access must be pre-approved. For access to the public facilities managed by Eigersund Næring og Havn KF, you can apply for access by completing the Norwegian ISPS course:

Register here (link to Nordic Crisis)

For questions or issues, contact: postmaster@nordic-crisis.no
You must also provide company details and invoicing information if your company is not already listed in the database.

Eigersund Næring og Havn will issue access cards once the course has been completed and passed. The following information must be submitted via email:

A copy/screenshot of the course certificate
A photo of the applicant (JPEG format)
Name
Company
Position
Email address
Mobile number

Send this information to: bodal@egersund.havn.no

Once the card is ready, you will be notified, and it can be collected from our office.