Marine Order 11 (Living and working conditions on vessels) 2024
Sch 4Sleeping rooms
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Schedule 4 Sleeping rooms
(paragraph 40(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.
4 There must not be any direct openings into sleeping rooms from any of the following areas:
(a) cargo spaces;
(b) machinery spaces;
(c) galleys;
(d) storerooms;
(e) drying rooms;
(f) communal sanitary areas.
5 Any part of a bulkhead separating the sleeping rooms must be:
(a) constructed of materials in accordance with Marine Order 15 (Construction — Fire prevention, fire detection and fire extinction) 2014; and
(b) watertight; and
(c) gastight.