Code of safe working practices for merchant seafarers (COSWP) 2024 (For Online Reference Only, It is not suitable for onboard use and inspection)
Year: 2024 Language: English Author: Maritime and Coastguard Agency Genre: Code Publisher: Crown Edition: 1 ISBN: 978 0 11 554132 2 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Number of pages: 532 Description: 1. This Code is published by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) and endorsed by the National Maritime Occupational Health and Safety Committee, UK Chamber of Shipping, Nautilus International and the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) as best practice guidance for improving health and safety on board ship. 2. It is intended primarily for merchant seafarers on UK-registered ships. The Code is addressed to everyone on a ship regardless of rank or rating, and to those ashore responsible for safety, because the recommendations can be effective only if they are understood by all, and if everyone cooperates in their implementation. Those not actually engaged in a job in hand should be aware of what is being done, so that they may avoid putting themselves at risk or causing risk to others by impeding or needlessly interfering with the conduct of their work. 3. The Code covers the regulatory framework and provides best practice guidance for health and safety on board ship. It also gives guidance on safety management, identifies statutory duties underlying the advice and includes practical information for safe working on board. 4. From 2024 onwards, this document reflects a large-scale review of the Code, which aimed to improve the functionality of the Code as a reference document for seafarers. As a result of this review, the MCA has redesigned and modernised the Code to improve its structure, ensure consistency and simplify its language. The use of recurring design features will enable quicker reference and generally aid understanding, making it clearer and easier to follow. You may wish to refer to ‘How to use this document’, which outlines key features to help you make the most of this document. In addition, there is a change to the physical format of the document from loose-leaf to bound, to improve the end-user experience, remove the yearly manual updating process and seek a more cost-effective and sustainable solution. 5. This updated Code was developed with support from industry (see acknowledgements, Appendix 4), including an online survey, several focus groups, a stakeholder engagement exercise and a public consultation which was held from August to November 2023. As part of this review, individuals working in the maritime industry, MCA survey and inspection teams and MCA policy teams contributed to the new content, structure and design features for each chapter of the Code.
Contents
About this Code V How to use this document X 1 Managing occupational health and safety 1 2 Safety induction for personnel working on ships 29 3 Living on board 35 4 Emergency drills and procedures 53 5 Fire precautions 71 6 Security on board 75 7 Workplace health surveillance 79 8 Personal protective equipment 85 9 Safety signs and their use 99 10 Manual handling 117 11 Safe movement on board ship 129 12 Noise, vibration and other physical agents 141 13 Safety officials 159 14 Permit to work systems 181 15 Entering enclosed spaces 201 16 Hatch covers and access lids 223 17 Work at height 229 18 Provision, care and use of work equipment 245 19 Lifting equipment and operations 275 20 Work on machinery and power systems 305 21 Hazardous substances and mixtures 333 22 Boarding arrangements 345 23 Food preparation and handling in the catering department 361 24 Hot work 373 25 Painting 389 26 Anchoring, mooring and towing operations 393 27 Roll-on/roll-off ferries 411 28 Dry cargo 425 29 Tankers and other ships carrying bulk liquid cargoes 437 30 Port towage industry 443 31 Ships serving offshore oil and gas installations 447 32 Ships serving offshore renewables installations 461 33 Ergonomics 467 Appendix 1 Regulations, marine notices and guidance issued by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency 475 Appendix 2 Other sources of information 489 Appendix 3 Standards and specifications referred to in this code 499 Appendix 4 Acknowledgements 507 Glossary 511 Index 515
Additional info:This document includes the text and images from the code of safe working practices for merchant seafarers (COSWP) 2024 edition, published on 28 March 2024. It does not match the published version and is intended for online reference only; it is not suitable for onboard use and inspection. https://www.gov.uk/government/p...arers-coswp-2024
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Code of safe working practices for merchant seafarers (COSWP) 2024 (For Online Reference Only, It is not suitable for onboard use and inspection)
Language: English
Author: Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Genre: Code
Publisher: Crown
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978 0 11 554132 2
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Number of pages: 532
Description: 1. This Code is published by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) and endorsed by the National Maritime Occupational Health and Safety Committee, UK Chamber of Shipping, Nautilus International and the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) as best practice guidance for improving health and safety on board ship.
2. It is intended primarily for merchant seafarers on UK-registered ships. The Code is addressed to everyone on a ship regardless of rank or rating, and to those ashore responsible for safety, because the recommendations can be effective only if they are understood by all, and if everyone cooperates in their implementation. Those not actually engaged in a job in hand should be aware of what is being done, so that they may avoid putting themselves at risk or causing risk to others by impeding or needlessly interfering with the conduct of their work.
3. The Code covers the regulatory framework and provides best practice guidance for health and safety on board ship. It also gives guidance on safety management, identifies statutory duties underlying the advice and includes practical information for safe working on board.
4. From 2024 onwards, this document reflects a large-scale review of the Code, which aimed to improve the functionality of the Code as a reference document for seafarers. As a result of this review, the MCA has redesigned and modernised the Code to improve its structure, ensure consistency and simplify its language. The use of recurring design features will enable quicker reference and generally aid understanding, making it clearer and easier to follow. You may wish to refer to ‘How to use this document’, which outlines key features to help you make the most of this document. In addition, there is a change to the physical format of the document from loose-leaf to bound, to improve the end-user experience, remove the yearly manual updating process and seek a more cost-effective and sustainable solution.
5. This updated Code was developed with support from industry (see acknowledgements, Appendix 4), including an online survey, several focus groups, a stakeholder engagement exercise and a public consultation which was held from August to November 2023. As part of this review, individuals working in the maritime industry, MCA survey and inspection teams and MCA policy teams contributed to the new content, structure and design features for each chapter of the Code.
Contents
About this CodeV
How to use this document X
1 Managing occupational health and safety 1
2 Safety induction for personnel working on ships 29
3 Living on board 35
4 Emergency drills and procedures 53
5 Fire precautions 71
6 Security on board 75
7 Workplace health surveillance 79
8 Personal protective equipment 85
9 Safety signs and their use 99
10 Manual handling 117
11 Safe movement on board ship 129
12 Noise, vibration and other physical agents 141
13 Safety officials 159
14 Permit to work systems 181
15 Entering enclosed spaces 201
16 Hatch covers and access lids 223
17 Work at height 229
18 Provision, care and use of work equipment 245
19 Lifting equipment and operations 275
20 Work on machinery and power systems 305
21 Hazardous substances and mixtures 333
22 Boarding arrangements 345
23 Food preparation and handling in the catering department 361
24 Hot work 373
25 Painting 389
26 Anchoring, mooring and towing operations 393
27 Roll-on/roll-off ferries 411
28 Dry cargo 425
29 Tankers and other ships carrying bulk liquid cargoes 437
30 Port towage industry 443
31 Ships serving offshore oil and gas installations 447
32 Ships serving offshore renewables installations 461
33 Ergonomics 467
Appendix 1 Regulations, marine notices and guidance issued by the
Maritime and Coastguard Agency 475
Appendix 2 Other sources of information 489
Appendix 3 Standards and specifications referred to in this code 499
Appendix 4 Acknowledgements 507
Glossary 511
Index 515
It does not match the published version and is intended for online reference only; it is not suitable for onboard use and inspection. https://www.gov.uk/government/p...arers-coswp-2024
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I know its clearly mentioned on the cover but i still think its important for other users so as not to have any confusion or misunderstanding.
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