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Highlighting the new DfT point of contact for the approval of tank inspection bodies.
UK class III, VI and VI(A) steel or equivalent ships built before 1 July 1998 to phase-in requirements of Annex 1 council directive 98/18/EC
About the safety requirements for people of reduced mobility on domestic passenger ships.
About legislation which controls the landing of certain animals in Great Britain, preventing the introduction of rabies.
Guidance on helicopter landing areas fitted on roll-on and roll-off ships of 130 metres and more in length, built on or after 1 July 1999.
Further information on the merchant shipping (compulsory insurance: ships receiving trans-shipped fish) regulations 1998.
This notice explains amendments to schedules in MSN 1671.
Amending the previous MSN 1671.
The requirement is to provide a means of escape from enclosed spaces when other escape arrangements can not be used.
Regulations for the safe operation of manned submersible craft operated commercially in United Kingdom waters.
The statutory requirements for freeboard are laid down in rule 15 of the fishing vessel (safety provisions) rules 1975.
About the importance of carefully checking the alignment of cylinders at regular intervals, between normal surveys or inspections.
Alert to the possible problems caused by excessive harmonic distortion of electrical systems onboard vessels.
Revision of sections of the small commercial vessel code of practice.
Highlights conflict between safety and security with regards to means of escape and provides advice on the methods to overcome the conflict.
Guidance for owners and skippers when they are operating their vessel outside UK waters.
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