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Chapter I General Provisions
Geldigheid:24-09-2012 t/m 11-02-2015Versie:vergelijk Status: Was geldig

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Chapter I - General Provisions

1 One in five-year dry-docking regime for passenger ships

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Implementing a one in five-year dry-docking regime for passenger ships
MSC.1/Circular 1348 describes guidelines for the assessment of technical provisions for the performance of an in-water survey in lieu of bottom inspection in dry-dock to permit one dry-dock examination in any five-year period for passenger ships other than Ro-Ro passenger ships. The Netherlands will allow the application of this equivalent arrangement under the conditions as mentioned in the circular. Circular 1348 will be implemented in the next revision of the Policy Rule Safety seagoing vessels and may be applied in the meantime.

 

2 Extended dry dock interval cargo ships

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Extended dry dock interval cargo ships (Tripartite 10-55)
Some Flag states apply an extended dry docking interval for cargo ships. Under certain conditions they allow the interval to be extended to 7,5 years. This extension has not been formally established within the IMO and therefore the Netherlands position is not to apply the prolonged timeframe. SOLAS requirements are applicable.    

 

3 Inspection equipment within HSSC intervals

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Inspection equipment within HSSC intervals (Tripartite 09-15 and 11-03)
During the tri-partite meeting the question was raised which inspections are part of the HSSC intervals and inspection window. A familiar item is the inspection of the liferafts. These inspections are not  part of  the +/- 3 months window of the Passenger and Cargo ship safety certificate.

The Harmonised System of Survey and Certification (HSSC) standardises the period of validity and the intervals between surveys.
Under the HSSC, there are seven types of survey:

  • Initial survey;
  • Renewal Survey;
  • Periodical Survey;
  • Intermediate Survey;
  • Annual Survey;
  • Inspection of the outside of the ships bottom;
  • Additional Survey.

Reference is made to the IMO Resolution A.997(25), Survey guidelines under the Harmonized System of Survey and Certification, 2007, Annex 1, where the survey guidelines, including items to be examined, are mentioned. When subjects are not mentioned in this Annex 1 or there is no clear indication that the inspections should be within the required time windows, the surveyor should verify whether the subject is to his satisfaction and that the certificate of examination, if applicable, is still valid.
Furthermore, the validity of individual certificates of components should not be allowed to expire. If an individual certificate is valid for 12 months, the window of the SE certificate  does not provide the possibility to extend the validity of this individual certificate.

With respect to the required periodic servicing and maintenance of lifeboats, launching appliances and on-load release gear according IMO circular MSC.1/Circ.1206/rev.1, reference is made to the Instruction to RO's nr. 9.
The date of service should be within the window mentioned in the IMO Resolution A.997(25).

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