UK Statutory Instrument 1972 United Kingdom

The Offshore Installations (Logbooks and Registration of Death) Regulations 1972

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3 compliance obligations

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  • Employer 2
  • Occupier 1

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s.003

(1) There shall be entered in every installation logbook before...

  • Enter installation details in logbook and record all safety-related occurrences Employer
s.007

(1) At all times when there is an obligation to...

  • Maintain personnel records and report daily for offshore installations Occupier
s.009

(1) Where an obligation to make a return of death...

  • Complete and send return of death forms within 10 days Employer
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s.001

(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Offshore Installations...

s.002

(1) An installation logbook shall be maintained on every offshore...

s.004

(1) No entry in an installation logbook shall be erased...

s.005

Where an entry is made in an installation logbook recording...

s.006

(1) A single installation logbook shall not be used for...

s.008

Where any person— (a) dies on an offshore installation or...

s.010

When a person dies or is lost in circumstances in...

s.011

(1) When the Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen receives...

s.012

(1) A contravention of any requirement of Regulation 2(1), 3,...

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