A Drydocking Clause will usually be included in the charter party providing for the vessel to be made available to owners free of cargo after a stated period of notice for cleaning, painting, survey, routine repairs and maintenance. During this period she will be off-hire.

The Merchant Shipping (Prevention of Oil Pollution) Regulations 1996 (SI 1996/2154) as amended.

If a UK ship is fitted with ECDIS (either in accordance with SOLAS or voluntarily), and fusing the ECDIS as the PMN, the Record of Equipment (RoE) attached to the relevant SOLAS safety certificate (i. e. Form P for a Passenger Ship Safety Certificate, Form E for a Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate, or Form C for a Cargo Ship Safety Certificate) must indicate this. The RoE must also state the back-up arrangement in place.

When the employer's obligation to return the seaman ceases (i. e. after the end of 3 months), the wages must be paid within 28 days of the obligation ceasing.

Refuse, unless with the agreement of the P&I club correspondent. 

(1) The Company or the master must complete a form entitled "Amendments to the Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) Document Number... for the Ship with IMO Number.......... sometimes called CSR Form 2 or the CSR Amendment form. 

A Fresh Water Safety Plan, as advised by MGN 397. This should include:

Yes, as explained in MGN 148.

The deck carriage would be a fundamental breach of contract similar in gravity to an unlawful deviation. The carrier would have no defences to a claim for loss or damage, and he would not be indemnified by his P&I club.

No. 

Expiry and issue dates; 

Where the shipment is an in-house shipment, or where the goods are consigned to a specified consignee (and not "to order") and the terms of the contract of sale don't require a bill of lading (e. g. where a letter of credit will not be issued to effect payment) - in other words, where a negotiable document is not required.

In two parts: A and B. Part A contains mandatory provisions to which specific mention is made in the STCW Convention, including standards of competence required to be demonstrated by candidates for the issue and revalidation of certificates of competency. Part B contains recommended guidance intended to assist Parties to the STCW Convention and those involved in implementing, applying or enforcing its measures to give the Convention full and complete effect in a uniform manner. The numbering of the sections of Part B corresponds with that of the articles and regulations of the STCW Convention.

Several minor non-conformities in the same area of operation may be raised as a single major non-conformity. If they are not in the same area of operation they are treated as individual minor non-conformities.

The Regulations impose duties on employers to protect workers who may be exposed to risk from exposure to noise at work and include provisions covering: