Title | Focus on Safe Access to Vessels |
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Focus on Safe Access to Vessels (Number of pages: 3) (Publication Size: 275KB)
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Author(s) | Sara Thompson | ||||||
Description | During a vessel's port stay, many different people such as pilots, agents, inspectors, and tankermen require access to the vessel. It is important that gangway, brow, or ladder access points are strong, stable, clean, and well-lit to avoid potential injuries. In this publication, examples are provided of proper access and UNSAFE access. | ||||||
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Contact | Sara Thompson at 360-407-7211 or Sara.Thompson@ecy.wa.gov | ||||||
Keywords | vessel inspections, cargo and passenger vessel, Vessel boarding | ||||||
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