GENERAL INFORMATION
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001 AWO Annual Report
An informative and comprehensive review of the previous year's
work of the American Waterways Operators. Includes executive
reports from the Chairman of the Board and the President,
as well as special treatment of major issues affecting the
industry, AWO, and its members, now and in the future. (Revised
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002 AWO Constitution and Bylaws
A guide to help AWO members know their way around the founding
principles, mission, and governance structure of the American
Waterways Operators. (2002/ 24 pages.) AWO members only.
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003 AWO Policies and Procedures
A review of the association and personnel policies that
set AWO's standards of conduct in getting the job done for
its members. (2002/27 pages.) AWO members only.
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004 AWO 21
AWO's current strategic plan.(2000) AWO members only.
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006 PAC Brochure
Explains how AWO's Political Action Committee works to make
the barge industry's voice heard above the din of thousands
of other interest groups clamoring for the attention of
Congress. Includes a useful question and answer section
detailing how AWO PAC funds are raised and distributed.
(2001) AWO members only.
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007 AWO Logos
Electronic files for use in advertising and letterhead. Please
include email address in your request. AWO members only.
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008 RCP Logos
The Responsible Carrier Program logo, for use in advertising
and letterhead. Please include email address in your request.
RCP-certified AWO members only.
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INDUSTRY INFORMATION
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101 The AWO Fact Kit
An easy-to-use overview of the industry and the association.
The attractive folder includes four fact sheets: "Who is
AWO?," "Leaders in Safety and Environmental Protection,"
"Value to the Nation," and "A 21st Century World-Class Waterways
Infrastructure." An excellent "leave behind" piece for meetings
with government decisionmakers, elected officials, media
and others interested in better understanding the industry.
(2002)
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102 The AWO Letter
The biweekly insider newsletter featuring firsthand industry,
legislative, and regulatory news of interest to tug and
barge operators and related businesses. Loaded with exclusive
information and timely perspective by the AWO staff, it
is required reading for those involved in the U.S. tugboat,
towboat, and barge industry. No charge.
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103 Navigable Waterways of the U.S. Map
This detailed 8" x 17" map shows the lengths, depths, and
authorized extensions of the U.S. navigable waterways. Provides
a versatile and handy reference. (1981)
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105 The American Waterways Cookbook
A paper and ink smorgasbord of tempting regional recipes
from the galleys of the nation's towboats and tugboats.
Tastes sure to please whether on land or sea. (1985/76 pages.)
AWO members: No charge. Nonmembers: $10.00.
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106 America's Barge and Towing Industry: Opportunities
for a Lifetime
An attractive, four-color recruitment brochure which markets
the industry to potential employees. A great tool for job
fairs or other recruitment events. (1995) $300 for 500 brochures
or $.60/each.
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107 America's Jones Act Fleet: Always the Pacesetter
Published by the Marine Cabotage Task Force (MCTF), this
brochure highlights the importance of the Jones Act to moving
the raw materials and finished goods that propel our economy
and improve our standard of living. (1998)
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108 Stay Alert for Safety Brochure
Designed to increase crewmember awareness of the importance
of alertness to working safely on tugboats, towboats and
barges, this brochure offers common sense tips to help crewmembers
manage their time before, during and after watch to promote
alertness, good health, and personal and vessel safety.
(2000)
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109 Inland Waterway Navigation: Value to the Nation - (Currently
unavailable)
Published by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, this brochure
highlights the efficiency and value of the United States'
Inland Waterway Navigation, stressing the importance of
modernizing America's inland waterways infrastructure. (2000)
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SPECIAL REGULATORY REPORTS
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201 AWO & the International Maritime Organization
This two-part special report describes the structure, function,
and operations of the International Maritime Organization
(IMO) and explores the various channels by which AWO might
seek to influence the IMO for maximum efficiency and effect.
(1991 /12 pages.) AWO members: No charge, Nonmembers:
$19.95
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202 The Federal Regulatory Process: Opportunities for
and Obstacles to Government/Industry Cooperation
Highlights methods for operators to participate in regulatory
activities. Also provides practical and invaluable insight
into how the Administrative Procedure Act and the Federal
Advisory Committee Act work and how they affect operators.
A series of recommendations for AWO and Towing Safety Advisory
Committee (TSAC) participation in the regulatory process
is also included. (1992/20 pages.) AWO members: No charge,
Nonmembers: $19.95
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203 Pilotage in the Coastal Towing Industry
A comprehensive look at the practice of pilotage aboard
towing vessels today. Provides operators and employees with
a solid background in the laws and regulations which govern
pilotage in the coastal towing industry. (1992/30 pages.)
AWO members: No charge, Nonmembers: $39.95
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204 Coast Guard-AWO 1996 Partnership Report: "Quality,
Safety, and Environmental Protection Through Partnership"
Provides an update on the work of the Safety Partnership,
including the history of its formation, National Quality
Steering Committee highlights, two QAT reports and regional
Quality Steering Committee updates.
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205 Report of the Coast Guard-AWO Quality Action Team
on Towng Vessel Crew Fatalities
The QAT's report including an analysis of prior studies/literature
review, statistical methodology and analysis, the analysis
of case studies, the team's conclusions and recommendations.
(1996/51 pages.)
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206 Report of the Coast Guard-AWO Quality Action Team
on Downstreaming
The QAT's report including a review of the team's findings
and recommendations. (1998/22 pages.)
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207 Report of the Coast Guard-AWO Quality Action Team
on Tank Barge Transfer Spills: "Managing Toward Zero Spills"
The QAT's report including a review of the team's findings
and recommendations. (1997/16 pages.)
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208 Evaluation of Casualty Incidents for the U.S. Towing
Industry 1981-1990
A report prepared for AWO by Mercer Management Consulting,
which includes principal findings and an analysis of towing
vessel casualties and personnel accidents on board towing
vessels. Also includes background on vessels and the industry.
(1994/116 pages.) AWO members only.
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
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303 Legislation
Copies of maritime-related bills before Congress available
by request. AWO members only. |
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304 Full Speed Ahead
A report of the Maritime Cabotage Task Force describing
America's domestic fleet, including productivity and growth
information as well as a discussion of the positive impact
the fleet has on the U.S. economy. (1997)
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ENVIRONMENTAL/SAFETY PUBLICATIONS
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401 AWO Responsible Carrier Program
Details of the industry's premier safety program are set
forth in this important publication. Includes explanation
of the RCP's three sections including Management and Administration,
Equipment and Inspection (both inland and coastal versions)
and Human Factors. (2003/50 pgs.)
Sent to all AWO members.
Soft bound version available to nonmembers.
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402 LIFELINES -- Safety Tips That Could Save Your Life
Brochure
While our nation's inland and coastal waterways play host
to thousands of recreational boats each year, they also
carry barges, tugboats, towboats, and large ships loaded
with tons of cargo. Being aware of the constraints under
which these commercial vessels operate can arm recreational
boaters with the best protection against danger and could
save many lives. AWO's popular brochure, entitled "Lifelines:
Safety Tips That Could Save Your Life," addresses this important
safety message and delivers it to recreational boaters in
an easy-to-read, user friendly format. (2001/8 pgs.) No
charge, shipping charges apply.
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403 Zero Incidents
A quick reference of the tugboat, towboat and barge industry's
commitment to the environment; because one pollution incident
is too many. This pamphlet, designed for employees, fits
easily into pay envelopes. AWO members only.
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404 MARPOL Compliance Placards
Offers operators a convenient, effective, and low cost way
to comply with the Coast Guard requirement that all U.S.
vessels 26 feet or more in length display informational
placards containing pollution prevention information and
procedures for proper disposal of waste. AWO's placards
are printed on self-adhesive, weather-resistant vinyl, and
contain a positive environmental message as well as the
information required by law. (1998). AWO members: $1.00
each, Nonmembers: $5.00 each
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406 AWO Safety Calendars
Help ensure that barge industry-specific safety messages
are displayed aboard your company's vessels or in your company's
offices all year with this newly designed calendar featuring
professional maritime photos. Each month employees will
see a new safety message. $12.00
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407 S.A.F.E. Decks Brochure
Stay Alert For the Edge. A brochure developed to alert deckhands
and others to the dangers of falling overboard. Designed
to fit into pay envelopes. This award-winning program is
part of the AWO-Coast Guard Safety Partnership and the Coast
Guard's Prevention Through People initiative. (1997)
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408 Downstreaming; Better Safe Than Sorry - (Currently
unavailable)
Towing companies involved in fleeting, shifting, or terminal
operations are already familiar with downstreaming maneuvers,
but a recent Coast Guard-AWO study highlighted the dangers
of downstreaming under the wrong conditions. This brochure
highlights the dos and don'ts of downstreaming. (1999).
AWO members: $1.00 each, Nonmembers: $5.00 each.
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VIDEOTAPES
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601 LIFELINES Safety Video - (Currently
unavailable)
This video highlights the important information found in
AWO's LIFELINES brochure. With animation and actual industry
footage as visual guides, the narrator explains the dos
and don'ts of safe recreational boating around commercial
vessels. (8 minutes/1995). AWO members: $8.95, Nonmembers:
$12.95. Shipping charges apply.
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602 Barging into the 21st Century
This video provides an overview of the tug and barge industry
and its importance to the intermodal transportation system
and the nation's economy. An excellent video for the general
public or any audience requiring information concerning
the industry. (8 minutes/1994). AWO members: $8.95, Nonmembers:
$12.95. Shipping charges apply.
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603 Downstreaming; Better Safe Than Sorry
Towing companies involved in fleeting, shifting, or terminal
operations are already familiar with downstreaming maneuvers,
but a recent Coast Guard-AWO study highlighted the dangers
of downstreaming under the wrong conditions. This video
highlights the dos and don'ts of downstreaming. (8 minutes/1999).
AWO members: $8.95, Nonmembers: $12.95. Shipping charges
apply
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OTHER MARITIME PUBLICATIONS
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The U.S. Waterways System FACTS brochure from the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers-December 2005.
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Products and Services catalog from the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers Navigation Data Center
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NDC Publications and U.S. Waterway Data on CD-ROM
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Navigation: Traveling the Water Highway. Grade school and
middle school editions of teaching resource; map of intermodal
connections (Black and white coloring map/Color display
map)
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Environmental Advantages of Inland Barge Transportation
(MarAd brochure)
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Domestic Shipping: In Service to Industry, the Nation (MarAd
brochure)
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