Besluit van 23 januari 1996, houdende het van kracht zijn voor de Rijn in Nederland van het Reglement betreffende het onderzoek van schepen op de Rijn 1995 (Besluit Reglement onderzoek schepen op de Rijn 1995) — Netherlands law | Esheria

Besluit van 23 januari 1996, houdende het van kracht zijn voor de Rijn in Nederland van het Reglement betreffende het onderzoek van schepen op de Rijn 1995 (Besluit Reglement onderzoek schepen op de Rijn 1995)

This decision makes the 1995 Rhine ship inspection regulations effective in the Netherlands and assigns compliance responsibilities to skippers, owners, employers, and certain crew members.

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Jurisdiction
Netherlands
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
12 Jul 2014
Language
nl
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This decision makes the 1995 Rhine ship inspection regulations effective in the Netherlands and assigns compliance responsibilities to skippers, owners, employers, and certain crew members. This provision explains several electrical- and safety-related requirements for ships, including proof of sufficient energy supply, matching ship power-supply rules to shore-connection rules, alarm-equipped earth-fault monitoring, and a limited exception for brief parallel operation in special cases. This provision sets the inspection, certification, and related technical rules for certain vessels, and gives the Commission of Experts powers and duties for surveys and certificates. Ships must meet technical safety and equipment rules, including depth scales, manoeuvring performance, steering systems, fuel systems, bilge pumping, and inspection testing. This provision sets technical safety rules for accumulator ventilation, electrical installations, emergency power, fire equipment, lifeboats, life jackets, and shipboard working conditions.