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SHIP’S EQUIPMENT

8.2.8 Disposable Personal Gas Monitors
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Disposable personal gas monitors should be periodically tested in accordance
with the manufacturer’s recommendations to confirm that they are operating
correctly.
All shipboard lifting equipment, such as is used for the handling of cargoย์นาวี
Disposable gas detection monitors, which cannot be re-calibrated, should be
safely disposed of when the calibration expiry date is reached. For this reason,
it is important to record the date when disposable instruments are first
commissioned in order to establish their expiry date.

8.3 Lifting Equipment
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8.3.1 Inspection and Maintenance

transfer equipment and/or gangways, should be examined at intervals not
exceeding one year and load tested at least every 5 years unless local,
national or company regulations require more frequent examinations.

Lifting equipment includes:
Cargo hose handling cranes, derricks, davits and gantries.
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Gangways and associated cranes and davits.
Store cranes and davits.
Chain blocks, hand winches and similar mechanical devices.
Personnel lifts and hoists.

Strops, slings, chains and other ancillary equipment.

All equipment should be tested by suitably qualified individuals or authorities
and be clearly marked with its Safe Working Load (SWL), serial number and
test date.

The ship should ensure that all maintenance of lifting equipment is carried out
in accordance with manufacturer’s guidelines. Routine checks should be
included within the ship’s planned maintenance system.

All records of tests and inspections should be recorded in the ship’s Lifting
Equipment Register. These records should be available for inspection by
Terminal Representatives when their personnel are involved in lifting operations
using ship’s equipment.

8.3.2 Training
Lifting equipment should only be operated by personnel who are trained and
proven to be competent in its operation.

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