Shipping (Manning and Certification) Regulations – Section 111 (Statutory Instrument 93/2020)
Statutory Instrument 93/2020 .. in force 15 June 2020
ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
PRELIMINARY
1. | Citation |
2. | Interpretation |
3. | Application and non-application |
PART 1
TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT
4. | Board of Examiners |
5. | Functions of Board of Examiners |
6. | Training and assessment |
7. | Training and assessment with an institution |
8. | Qualification of instructor, supervisor and assessor |
9. | In-service training |
10. | In-service assessment of competence |
11. | Training of hovercraft personnel |
12. | General performance standard for simulator used in training |
13. | General performance standard for simulator used in assessment of competence |
14. | Radar simulation |
15. | Automatic radar plotting aid simulation |
16. | Simulator training objective |
17. | Training procedure |
18. | Assessment procedure |
19. | On-board training |
20. | Assessment on safety of ship, crew, cargo and protection of the marine environment |
21. | Special training |
22. | Training and qualification of master, officer and rating on tanker |
23. | Training and qualification of master, officer, rating and other personnel on board ro-ro passenger ship |
24. | Training and qualification of master, officer, rating and other personnel on board passenger ship other than ro-ro passenger ship |
25. | Basic training |
26. | Familiarization, basic safety training and instruction for seafarer |
27. | Training in advanced firefighting |
28. | Medical first aid and medical care |
29. | Type rating training for high speed craft |
PART 2
CERTIFICATION
Division 1
Master and deck department
30. | Certification of officer in charge of a navigational watch on a seagoing ship of 500 GT or more |
31. | Certification of master and chief mate on a ship of 500 GT or more |
32. | Certification of master and chief mate on a seagoing ship of between 500 GT and 3,000 GT |
33. | Certification of officer in charge of a navigational watch on a seagoing ship of less than 500 GT |
34. | Certification of rating forming part of a navigational watch |
Division 2
Engine Department
35. | Certification of officer in charge of an engineering watch in a manned engine-room or a designated duty engineer in a periodically unmanned engine-room |
36. | Certification of chief engineer officer and second engineer officer on a seagoing ship powered by main propulsion machinery of 3,000 kW propulsion power or more |
37. | Certification of chief engineer officer and second engineer officer on a seagoing ship powered by main propulsion machinery of between 750kW and 3,000 kW propulsion power |
38. | Certification of rating forming part of a watch in a manned engine-room or designated to perform duties in a periodically unmanned engine-room |
39. | Certificate of proficiency in survival craft, rescue boat and fast rescue boat |
Division 3
Radio communication and radio personnel
40. | Certificate of global maritime distress and safety system for radio personnel |
Division 4
High speed Craft
41. | Certificate of competence for high speed craft |
42. | Type rating certificate |
43. | Deck rating certificate |
Division 5
General
44. | Grant or refusal of certificate |
45. | Issue of certificate |
46. | Endorsement |
47. | Revalidation of certificate |
48. | Recognition of certificate |
49. | Dispensation |
50. | Register |
PART 3
MANNING
51. | Responsibility of company, master and others for manning |
52. | Safe manning certificate |
53. | Keeping of safe manning certificate on board |
54. | Change in circumstances |
55. | Manning of survival craft and supervision of high speed craft |
PART 4
WATCHKEEPING
56. | Fitness for duty |
57. | Watchkeeping arrangement and principles to be observed |
Division 1
Voyage or route Planning
58. | General requirements for voyage or route planning |
59. | Planning prior to each voyage |
60. | Verification and display of planned route |
61. | Deviation from planned route |
Division 2
Watchkeeping at Sea
62. | Principles applying to watchkeeping generally |
63. | Protection of marine environment |
Division 3
Navigational watch
64. | Principles to be observed in keeping a navigational watch |
65. | Look-out |
66. | Navigational watch arrangement |
67. | Taking over the navigational watch |
68. | Performing the navigational watch |
Division 4
Watchkeeping under different conditions and in different areas
69. | Clear weather |
70. | Restricted visibility |
71. | Hours of darkness |
72. | Coastal and congested waters |
73. | Navigation with pilot on board |
74. | Ship at anchor |
Division 5
Engineering watch
75. | Engineering watch |
76. | Engineering watch arrangement |
77. | Taking over the engineering watch |
78. | Performing the engineering watch |
Division 6
Engineering watchkeeping under different conditions and in different areas
79. | Restricted visibility with different conditions and areas |
80. | Coastal and congested waters with different conditions and areas |
81. | Ship at anchor with different conditions and areas |
Division 7
Principles to be observed in keeping a radio watch
82. | General provision for radio watch |
83. | Watch arrangement for radio watch |
84. | Performing the radio watch |
Division 8
Watchkeeping in port – General Principles applying to all watchkeeping
85. | General provisions for watchkeeping in port |
86. | Watch arrangement in port |
87. | Handing over the deck or engineering watch |
88. | Taking over the deck-watch |
89. | Taking over the engineering watch in port |
90. | Performing the deck watch in port |
91. | Performing the engineering watch in port |
Division 9
Watchkeeping in port on ship carrying harzardous cargo
92. | Watchkeeping in port on ship carrying hazardous cargo |
PART 5
MISCELLANEOUS
93. | Objectives and quality standards |
94. | Responsibility of a company for compliance with these Regulations |
Schedule 1 | |
Schedule 2 | |
Schedule 3 | |
Commencement [15 June 2020]