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What does Chap.I - General Provisions in SOLAS refer to?
What is the focus of Chap.II-1 - Construction?
Water integrity of the ship and Load Line Convention
What does Chap.II-2 - Fire Fighting include?
Means of fire protection of the ship, cargo spaces, and engine room
What is described in Chap.III - Lifesaving?
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Which system's requirements are covered in Chap.IV - Radiocommunications?
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What topics are addressed in Chap.V - Safety of Navigation?
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What does Chap.VI - Carriage of Cargoes define?
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What is defined in Chap.VII - Carriage of Dangerous Cargoes?
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What are the safety requirements discussed in Chap.VIII - Nuclear Ships?
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What does Chap.IX - Management for Safe Operations of Ships describe?
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What is the focus of Chap.X - Safety Measures for High-Speed Craft?
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What enhanced survey requirements are found in Chap.XI-1?
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What does Chap.XI-2 cover in relation to maritime security?
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What safety measures are included in Chap.XII for bulk carriers?
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Study Notes
General Provisions
- Chapter I covers the surveys and certifications needed for ship compliance.
Construction
- Chapter II-1 focuses on the structural integrity of vessels and references the Load Line Convention.
Fire Fighting
- Chapter II-2 outlines fire protection measures for ships, including cargo spaces and engine rooms, and is governed by the Fire Safety System (FSS) Code.
Lifesaving
- Chapter III describes the required lifesaving appliances, aligned with the Life Saving Appliance (LSA) Code.
Radiocommunications
- Chapter IV specifies the requirements for the Global Maritime Distress Safety System (GMDSS), including Search and Rescue Transponder (SART) and Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB).
Safety of Navigation
- Chapter V addresses navigation safety, including passage planning and signaling for distress situations.
Carriage of Cargoes
- Chapter VI defines guidelines for the storage and securing of various cargo types but excludes oil and gas. It references the Code of Safe Stowage & Securing of Cargoes (CSS Code) and the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) guidelines.
Carriage of Dangerous Cargoes
- Chapter VII details the handling and transportation of dangerous goods, aligned with the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code, along with the CSS Code and IMSBC.
Nuclear Ships
- Chapter VIII outlines safety standards specifically for nuclear-powered vessels.
Management for Safe Operations of Ships
- Chapter IX describes the responsibilities of owners and operators, highlighting the International Safety Management (ISM) Code.
Safety Measures for High-Speed Craft
- Chapter X is dedicated to safety protocols for high-speed marine crafts.
Special Measures to Enhance Maritime Safety
- Chapter XI-1 presents enhanced survey requirements to ensure safe operational practices.
Special Measures Maritime Security
- Chapter XI-2 discusses framework and protocols under the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code.
Additional Safety Measures for Bulk Carriers
- Chapter XII includes specific safety standards for bulk carriers longer than 150 meters, covering different cargo types with relevant definitions, including grains and the process of obtaining a Document of Authorization from the flag State Administration.
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