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Draws attention to effects of hydrodynamic interaction on vessel manoeuvrability and describes some incidents which illustrate the dangers.
This Marine Guidance Notice (MGN) sets out recommended best practice to encourage respectful operation between different water users.
Guidance on the transport of dangerous goods when carried in a private vehicle, or by a foot passenger on a Ro-Ro ship.
This notice should be read with MGN 538, MGN 571, MGN 587 and MGN 588 and replaces MGN 494.
A consistent factor in almost all incidents, accidents and errors is the human element - This guidance summarises the most common twelve significant people factors.
High-speed craft are known to suffer some degree of difficulty in following and quartering seas, including behaviour surfing, bow diving and broaching.
This MGN provides guidance and best practice advice for pleasure vessels, and general exemptions for Class XII vessels.
This Note emphasises the need for correct use of electronic navigational equipment by watchkeepers.
Advice on reducing the risk of explosion or carbon monoxide poisoning from the fitting and use of petroleum gas and diesel fuel heaters
Brings to fishermen’s attention training and certification requirements that currently apply to all UK registered commercial fishing vessels.
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