Guidance

MGN 157 (M) Safety: container securing and corrugated bulkheads

Shipowners, designers to consider implications for those involved in container securing, working at corrugated bulkheads during ship design.

From:
Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Published
1 September 2000

This publication was withdrawn on

MGN 157 will be subsumed in a future version of the Code of Safe Working Practices.

Documents

MGN 157 (M) Safety of personnel during container securing operations and while working at corrugated bulkheads in general cargo ships

Ref: MGN 157(M)

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Details

Notice to:

  • naval architects
  • containership designers
  • classification societies
  • owners
  • masters,
  • seafarers and all other parties concerned with the safety of container securing operations and with working at corrugated bulkheads in general cargo ships

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Published 1 September 2000

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