UK Statutory Instrument SI 1987/311 United Kingdom

The Merchant Shipping (Submersible Craft Operations) Regulations 1987

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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s.012 Crew and passengers Regulated
  • Ensure crew and passengers obey the pilot, follow safety rules and know emergency proceduresEmployee
20 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement and interpretation
s.002 Application and performance
s.003 Master of parent craft
s.004 Owners of submersible craft
s.005 (1) The owner of a submersible craft which is engaged...
s.006 Operations controller
s.007 (1) The operations controller shall not permit the submersible operations...
s.008 The operations controller shall ensure that an accurate record of...
s.009 Qualifications of pilots
s.010 Notwithstanding regulation 9(b), a pilot in a one-man submersible craft...
s.011 Duties of pilot
s.013 Reports of casualties
s.014 The owner of a submersible craft shall—
s.015 Returns of injuries
s.016 Inquiries and investigations
s.017 When a casualty involving submersible craft, or supporting apparatus has...
s.018 Offences
s.019 Proceedings
Schedules

Schedules

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s.sch001 Personnel:
s.sch001 Operational Planning:
s.sch001 Operational Procedures:
s.sch001 Emergency Planning:
s.sch001 Emergency Procedures:
s.sch001 Emergency Equipment:
s.sch001 Responsibilities, authority and duties.
s.sch001 Safety planning.
s.sch001 Pre and post dive check-lists.
s.sch001 Status of equipment and support services.
s.sch001 Initiation responsibilities.
s.sch001 Submersible craft.
s.sch001 Movement and position reporting.
s.sch001 Maintenance of pilots, submersible operations, surface and underwater communications logbooks....
s.sch001 Self-help plan.
s.sch001 Search procedures for lost submersible craft.
s.sch001 Launch and recovery.
s.sch001 Operational environmental limitations.
s.sch001 Pre and post dive briefings.
s.sch001 Outside help plan.
s.sch001 Recovery of disabled submersible craft.
s.sch001 Ancillary equipment.
s.sch001 Routine operational procedures.
s.sch001 Diving or other medical services.
s.sch001 Submersible craft emergency procedures.
s.sch001 Communications.
s.sch001 Submersible craft communications procedures.
s.sch001 Support craft position.
s.sch001 Estimation of stability and reserve of buoyancy.
s.sch001 In the case of diver lock-out submersible craft particular aspects...
s.sch004 The date and time of the casualty.
s.sch004 Where the casualty occurred on board the submersible craft, the...
s.sch004 Where the casualty occurred other than on board the submersible...
s.sch004 A description of the casualty, and of any submersible operation...
s.sch004 A description of any damage sustained by the submersible craft...
s.sch004 The name of any person killed, lost or injured in...
s.sch004 The name and address of any witness to the casualty...
s.sch005 In section 56(1) the words“and if any question as to...
s.sch005 In section 58(1) the words“for the conduct of inquiries under...

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