Sch 3Seafarer’s work agreement information

Schedule 3 Seafarer’s work agreement information

(subsection 21(1))

1 The seafarer’s full name, address and date of birth, or, if the seafarer’s date of birth is unknown, the seafarer’s estimated age.

2 The seafarer’s birthplace.

3 The vessel owner’s full name and address.

4 The vessel operator’s full name and address.

5 The employer’s full name and address.

6 The place where the seafarer’s employment agreement is entered into.

7 The date the seafarer’s employment agreement is entered into.

8 The role the seafarer is employed or engaged to do.

9 The amount of the seafarer’s wage.

10 The amount of paid leave or the formula used for calculating it.

11 The terms for the termination of the agreement and conditions of termination.

12 The date for expiry of the agreement, if any.

13 If the agreement has been made for the duration of a single voyage:

(a) the port of destination;

(b) the time that has to elapse after arrival at the port before the agreement expires.

14 Any health or social security protection benefits to be provided for the seafarer by the owner of the vessel.

15 The seafarer’s entitlement to payment of wages and other benefits under the work agreement if the seafarer is held captive on or off the vessel as a result of an act of piracy or an act of armed robbery against vessels.

16 The seafarer’s entitlement to repatriation including repatriation following an act of piracy or an act of armed robbery against vessels.

17 The seafarer’s home port.

18 A mention of the collective agreement or award that applies to the seafarer.

19 If the collective agreement applies to the seafarer — how the seafarer can obtain a copy of the agreement.

20 A list of the geographic location of war zones, if any.

Schedule 4 Sleeping rooms

(paragraph 41(1)(b))

1 The sleeping rooms must be arranged and allocated:

(a) to separate watches; and

(b) to ensure that no seafarer working during the day shares a room with a watchkeeper.

2 A sleeping room must have, for each occupant, the following items:

(a) a mirror;

(b) a small cabinet for toiletries;

(c) a book rack;

(d) coat hooks;

(e) curtains or equivalent window coverings for side lights.

3 Furniture in a sleeping room must be made of a smooth, hard, material unlikely to warp or corrode.