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1135 - As-Built Construction Drawings - To Be Maintained On Board The Ship And Ashore.
Geldigheid:15-12-2004 t/m Status: Geldig vandaag

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Ref. T4/3.01                                                                                                               MSC/Circ.1135

15 December 2004

 

1          TheMaritimeSafetyCommittee,atitsseventy-fourthsession(30Mayto8June2001),in dealing  with  matters  related  to  bulk  carrier  safety,  considered  the  recommendation  that  ship owners  should  maintain  on  board  and  ashore  as-built  construction  drawings  and  other  plans showingsubsequentstructuralalterations,andrequestedtheSub-CommitteeonShipDesignand Equipment      (DE)    to      address         the   issue       with       the        assistance            of       IACS,  interested Member Governmentsandinternationalorganizations,withtheaimofhelpingshipownersinthe development of an effective and comprehensive maintenance programme for their ships.

 

2          The  DE  Sub-Committee,  at  its  forty-seventh  session  (25  February  to  5  March  2004), recognizingtheimportanceofsuchas-builtdrawingsforproperplanningandconductofsurveys, repairs,owner'sinspections,etc.,notonlyforbulkcarriers,butforalltypesofships,prepareda

listofrelevantconstructiondrawingswithaviewofensuringuniformapplicationoftherelevant provisions of the 1974 SOLAS Convention.

 

3          TheMaritimeSafetyCommittee,atitsseventy-ninthsession(1to10December2004), following the recommendation of DE 47, approved the list of as-built construction drawings to be maintained on board the ship andashore, as set out in the annex.

 

4          MemberGovernmentsareinvitedtobringtheannexedlisttotheattentionofshipowners, operators,  ship  masters,  shipyards,  recognized  organizations  and  other  parties  involved  in  ship building, repairing, surveys and inspections.

 

 

 

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Annex

LIST OF AS-BUILT CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

TO BE MAINTAINED ON BOARD THE SHIP AND ASHORE

 

 

 

Main plans

 

1          General arrangement

2          Capacity plan

3          Hydrostaticcurves

4          Loading Manual, where required

 

Steel plans

 

1          Midship section

2          Scantling plan

3          Decks

4          Shell expansion

5          Transversebulkheads

6          Rudder and rudder stock

7          Cargo hatch covers, when applicable

 

Bilge ballast and cargo piping diagrams

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