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If a craft or boat is used for this test, precautions should be taken to ensure that the stability of the craft or boat is not adversely affected by free surface effects or the raising of the centre of gravity when loading the craft or boat. Records of inspections and routine on-board maintenance carried out by the ship’s crew and the applicable certificates for the equipment shall be reviewed.

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i) the hook release is tested under a 110 % static-load using a hydraulic-ram (not required on single hook It's a shame to keep your cordless power tools hidden away in their molded cases, as it takes longer to find the tool you need and you might find the battery is not charged up. This wall-mounted cordless tool station keeps your tools ready for action and fully-charged.Regulations require that drills shall, as far as practicable, be conducted as if there were an actual emergency. This means that the entire drill should, as far as possible, be carried out. At the same time, it should be ensured that the drill can be carried out in such a way that it is safe in every respect. Consequently, elements of the drill that may involve unnecessary risks will need special attention or may be excluded from the drill. For winches of the launching appliances for lifeboats (including free-fall lifeboats), rescue boats, fast rescue boats and liferafts, annual operational testing shall be done by lowering the empty craft, boat or equivalent load. When the craft has reached its maximum lowering speed and before the craft enters the water, the brake shall be abruptly applied. Following these tests, the stressed structural parts shall be reinspected where the structure permits the reinspection. Part 2: MSC.402(96) requirements for 5-year thorough examination, overhaul and overload operational tests

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Personnel carrying out maintenance and repair work on lifeboats should be qualified in accordance with part 1 of these Guidelines. Ensure that the restraining device(s) provided by the manufacturer for simulated launching are installed and secure and that the free-fall release mechanism is fully and correctly engaged. davit foundation. It is most important that all involved agree the actual detailed procedure in advance of the test. There are two main methods: iii) the davit, fall wire, sheaves and winch are tested to 110 % dynamically with the use of a spreader-bar (only necessary on double-head davits) and weights (including a load-cell, the use for which is described below).The ability to cope with an emergency and handle the situation, if the ship needs to be abandoned, needs to be well rehearsed. However, frequent crew changes sometimes make it difficult to ensure that all on board have had the opportunity to participate in drills if the minimum required drills are conducted. Therefore, consideration needs to be given to scheduling drills as required to ensure all on board have an early opportunity to become familiar with the systems on board. Guidance on the requirements for specific procedures for inspection, maintenance, thorough examination, operational testing, overhaul and repair of lifeboats, rescue boats, launching appliances and release gear is included in Part 1 of the Annex to this MGN. Where the lifesaving capacity of the boat has been voluntarily reduced to a lower number of persons than that for which it was originally certified the full load weight may be calculated based on the lower number of persons, provided that the revised carrying capacity is marked on the boat and used on the passenger or safety equipment certificate. The weights may be either solid weights or water bags. The method of loading weights must be such that no-one enters the boat once the 70% load is reached. All such tests are to be planned in advance. All routine maintenance and records are to be updated before The personnel carrying out servicing and maintenance are responsible for the performance of the work as authorised in accordance with the system specified in 4.1. These personnel are also responsible for complying with HSE instructions and procedures. An in-depth risk assessment should be provided by the service provider covering all aspects of the inspection and testing, including the following key elements;

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The maintenance manuals and associated technical documentation as specified in paragraph 1.1 shall include the items listed in section 2 below and Part 2 as a minimum and shall be kept up to date by the Company taking into account relevant information provided by the manufacturer. 2. Annual thorough examination and operational test The operational test of davit-launched lifeboats’ and rescue boats’ on-load release function shall be carried out as follows: PVC pipe – The length is up to you, depending on how many drills you have to store. Figure a one-foot length for each drill.

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Abandon ship drills should be planned, organised and performed so that the recognized risks are minimised and in accordance with relevant shipboard requirements of occupational health and safety. Drills should be conducted with an emphasis on learning and be viewed as a learning experience, not just as a task to meet a regulatory requirement to conduct drills. Whether they are emergency drills required by SOLAS or additional special drills conducted to enhance the competence of the crew members, they should be carried out at safe speed. During drills, care should be taken to ensure that everybody familiarises themselves with their duties and with the equipment. If necessary, pauses should be made during the drills to explain especially difficult elements. The experience of the crew is an important factor in determining how fast a drill or certain drill elements should be carried out. UK Regulation and SOLAS requires that “at least once every five years rescue boats and lifeboats shall Some Authorized Service Providers have developed bespoke test equipment for this purpose. The applied load can be simulated hydraulically, and the mechanism released in the usual way. This has the advantage that it can be done ashore and avoids the risk of damage to the boat or injury to personnel on loaded release into the water. Use of such equipment must be agreed by the nominated body and the authorised service personnel. Any required calibration of such equipment must be verified.