prevent fumes from entering the compartment. (Const Reg 103) GARBAGE - Facilities must be provided for the retention of all plastics on (MARPOL Annex V) board. GALLEY STOVES - Fuel/power sources must be located outside the galley. (Const Reg 45, 82 & 159) - Remote isolating valves/switches must be fitted to isolate the fuel/power source. - If a gas stove is fitted; means must be provided to shut off the gas supply in the event of the flame being extinguished under any circumstances. 10. PROTECTION ON DECK BULWARKS AND - Bulwarks or railings must be provided on all exposed decks to RAILINGS which persons have access. (Const Reg 91) - The construction of bulwarks or railings must be such to prevent persons from falling over or through openings. - Particular attention must be paid to ensuring that persons are not able to sit on the bow with their legs dangling over the side. 11. ELECTRICAL EMERGENCY Emergency power must be provided to ensure that services essential for POWER the safety of the ship and persons on board can be maintained in an (Const Reg 40) emergency (eg. Lighting, navigation lights, bilge and fire pumps). GENERAL - Electrical cabling must be of the flame retardant type. - Electrical cabling must be adequately supported and protected. (Const Reg 45) - Light fittings must be located in such a way that they present no fire risk. All lights must be covered. PASSENGERS Passenger Operation The whole operation should be professional and safe. As SAMSA perforce has put it’s name behind these passenger operations, a high standard will be required to be upheld. Marking Number of The maximum number of passengers any passenger vessel may carry Passengers should be clearly and conspicuously marked in cases where the Certification is not clearly displayed for the passengers to read. 12. EXTENSIONS Please note that all submissions for extensions to a vessels Local General Safety Certificate must MSA Sect 197 be submitted, in writing, to SAMSA before the validity of the certificate expires. ACT / REGULATION ACT / REGULATION MSA Merchant Shipping Act 57 of 1951 LSA Life-Saving Equipment Regulations, 1968 Construction Regulations, 1968 S of N Safety of Navigation Regulations, 1968
(Const Reg 103) prevent fumes from entering the compartment. GARBAGE (MARPOL Annex V) - Facilities must be provided for the retention of all plastics on board. GALLEY STOVES (Const Reg 45, 82 & 159) - Fuel/power sources must be located outside the galley. - Remote isolating valves/switches must be fitted to isolate the fuel/power source. - If a gas stove is fitted; means must be provided to shut off the gas supply in the event of the flame being extinguished under any circumstances. 10. PROTECTION ON DECK BULWARKS AND RAILINGS (Const Reg 91) - Bulwarks or railings must be provided on all exposed decks to which persons have access. - The construction of bulwarks or railings must be such to prevent persons from falling over or through openings. - Particular attention must be paid to ensuring that persons are not able to sit on the bow with their legs dangling over the side. 11. ELECTRICAL EMERGENCY POWER (Const Reg 40) Emergency power must be provided to ensure that services essential for the safety of the ship and persons on board can be maintained in an emergency (eg. Lighting, navigation lights, bilge and fire pumps). GENERAL (Const Reg 45) - Electrical cabling must be of the flame retardant type. - Electrical cabling must be adequately supported and protected. - Light fittings must be located in such a way that they present no fire risk. All lights must be covered. PASSENGERS Passenger Operation The whole operation should be professional and safe. As SAMSA perforce has put it’s name behind these passenger operations, a high standard will be required to be upheld. Marking Number of Passengers The maximum number of passengers any passenger vessel may carry should be clearly and conspicuously marked in cases where the Certification is not clearly displayed for the passengers to read. 12. EXTENSIONS MSA Sect 197 Please note that all submissions for extensions to a vessels Local General Safety Certificate must be submitted, in writing, to SAMSA before the validity of the certificate expires. ACT / REGULATION ACT / REGULATION MSA Merchant Shipping Act 57 of 1951 LSA Life-Saving Equipment Regulations, 1968 Construction Regulations, 1968 S of N Safety of Navigation Regulations, 1968
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