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This bulletin is a reminder of the servicing requirements for fixed aerosol fire suppression systems installed in machinery spaces
Applicable to all vessels with fixed carbon dioxide (CO2) fire suppression systems installed.
EPIRBs coded with an MMSI that does not start with a valid country code will be processed as invalid and discarded or delayed by the Cospas-Sarsat system.
Incident and inspections have identified vessels of less than 15m Length overall which were modified prior to 6 September 2021 had increased risk of capsize.
PAROC Marine Navis Slab/Mat/Wired 60 structural fire protection has been found to not meet 60-minute requirement, instructions for what to do if it is found onboard are contained within.
The oral examination syllabus for Senior MEOLs.
A best practice guide for operators of small passenger boats on inland waters.
Estimated hours for approving stability information booklets.
Information and guidance notes for keeping a sailing vessel stable in typical sailing conditions.
Guidance for fishermen who work alone at sea.
UKSR LYS advice notes for those who wish to have their vessel projects surveyed.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency and several other organisations can provide useful advice for fishing vessel operators and seafarers on safety procedures.
Guidance for maritime security guards and their employers about the medical certificates needed for working at sea.
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This section details the summary report of the engineering survey. It is divided by STCW competence and, subsequently, by knowledge, understanding and proficiency.
For all UK harbour authorities and other marine berths, terminals, or jetties
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