Accident prevention on board ship at sea and in port.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: International Labour Office
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Geneva : International Labour Office, 1996.
Edición:2nd ed.
Colección:ILO code of practice.
Temas:
Merchant mariners > Legal status, laws, etc.
Ships > Safety regulations.
Navires > Sécurité > Règlements.
Bateaux.
Code de conduite.
Congrès.
Marins.
Ports.
Prévention des accidents.
Sécurité du travail.
Ships > Safety regulations
Ongevallen.
Preventie.
Veiligheidsmaatregelen.
Scheepvaart.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • 1. General provisions
  • 1.1. Objective
  • 1.2. Application
  • 1.3. General definitions
  • 2. General duties and responsibilities
  • 2.1. General duties of the competent authority of flag States
  • 2.2. General duties and responsibilities of competent authorities other than the flag State
  • 2.3. General duties and responsibilities of shipowners
  • 2.4. General duties and responsibilities of the master
  • 2.5. General duties and responsibilities of seafarers
  • 2.6. General duties and responsibilities of the shipboard safety and health committee2.7. General duties and responsibilities of the safety officer
  • 2.8. General duties and responsibilities of the safety representative(s)
  • 3. Reporting of accidents
  • 3.1. General provisions
  • 4. Permit-to-work systems
  • 4.1. General provisions
  • 5. General shipboard safety and health considerations
  • 5.1. Shipboard housekeeping and personal health and hygiene
  • 5.2. Use of chemicals
  • 5.3. Fire prevention
  • 5.4. Working clothes and personal protective equipment
  • 5.5. Signs, notices and colour codes6. Shipboard emergencies and emergency equipment
  • 6.1. General provisions
  • 6.2. Fire-fighting equipment, drills and training
  • 6.3. Abandon ship drills and training
  • 6.4. Helicopter operations
  • 6.5. Man overboard and rescue at sea
  • 6.6. Other drills
  • 7. Carriage of dangerous goods
  • 7.1. General provisions
  • 7.2. Special precautions
  • 7.3. Additional sources of information
  • 8. Safe access to ship
  • 8.1. Means of access to ship
  • 8.2. Ship's accommodation ladders and gangways
  • 8.3. Portable ladders
  • 8.4. Pilot ladders8.5. Transport of persons by water
  • 9. Safe movement about the ship
  • 9.1. General provisions
  • 9.2. Passageways and walkways
  • 9.3. Watertight doors
  • 9.4. Lighting
  • 9.5. Protection around cargo hatches and other deck openings
  • 9.6. Access to holds and other spaces
  • 9.7. Drainage
  • 10. Entering and working in enclosed or confined spaces
  • 10.1. General provisions
  • 10.2. Precautions on entering dangerous spaces
  • 10.3. Duties and responsibilities of a competent person and of a responsible officer
  • 10.4. Preparing and securing the space for entry10.5. Testing the atmosphere of confined and enclosed spaces
  • 10.6. Use of a permit-to-work system
  • 10.7. Procedures and arrangements before entry
  • 10.8. Procedures and arrangements during entry
  • 10.9. Additional requirements for entry into a space where the atmosphere is suspect or known to be unsafe
  • 10.10. Breathing apparatus and resuscitation equipment
  • 10.11. Maintenance of equipment and training
  • 11. Manual lifting and carrying
  • 11.1. General provisions
  • 12. Tools and materials

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