The Men On Deck; Master, Mates And Crew, Their Duties And Responsibilities; a Manual for the American Merchant Service
The Men On Deck; Master, Mates And Crew, Their Duties And Responsibilities; a Manual for the American Merchant Service
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Digitized by Google 106 IHE MEN ON DECK Strength and operation of the daTita The davits shall be of such strength that the boats can be lowered with their fuU complement of persons and equipment, the vessel being assimied to have a list of 15 degrees.
The davits must be fitted with a gear of sufficient power to insure that the boat can be turned out against the maximum list under which the lowering of the boats is possible on the vessel in question.
The Secretary of Conunerce is authorized by t...he seamen's act in specific cases to exempt existing vessels from the requirements of this section that the davits shall be of such strength and shall be fitted with a gear of sufficient power to insure that the boats can be lowered with their full complement of persons and equipment, the vessel being assumed to have a list of 15 degrees, where their strict application wotild not be practicable or reasonable.
Each set of davits shdl have a boat of the first class attached to it, provided that the number of open boats of the first class attached to davits shall not be less than the minimum number fixed by law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 106 IHE MEN ON DECK Strength and operation of the daTita The davits shall be of such strength that the boats can be lowered with their fuU complement of persons and equipment, the vessel being assimied to have a list of 15 degrees.
The davits must be fitted with a gear of sufficient power to insure that the boat can be turned out against the maximum list under which the lowering of the boats is possible on the vessel in question.
The Secretary of Conunerce is authorized by t...he seamen's act in specific cases to exempt existing vessels from the requirements of this section that the davits shall be of such strength and shall be fitted with a gear of sufficient power to insure that the boats can be lowered with their full complement of persons and equipment, the vessel being assumed to have a list of 15 degrees, where their strict application wotild not be practicable or reasonable.
Each set of davits shdl have a boat of the first class attached to it, provided that the number of open boats of the first class attached to davits shall not be less than the minimum number fixed by law.
What to read after The Men On Deck; Master, Mates And Crew, Their Duties And Responsibilities; a Manual for the American Merchant Service?
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