sec.24When ship is taken to be equipped with required lifejacket

sec.24 When ship is taken to be equipped with required lifejacket

A ship that is not a tender is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more only if the required lifejacket for each individual is— clearly visible while the individual is on board; or kept in a place— from which the lifejacket is readily accessible; and that is indicated by a sign that is clearly visible and has a white background and the word ‘lifejackets’ marked in red letters. A ship that is an open boat is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is underway only if— for a ship that is less than 4.8m, has only 1 individual on board who is 12 years or more and is underway during daytime— the individual who is 12 years or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; and each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or for a ship that is less than 4.8m and is underway during night-time—each individual on board who is 1 year or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or in any other case—each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. A ship that is not an open boat is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is underway only if each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years and who is occupying an open area of the ship is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. A ship is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is crossing a coastal bar only if— for a ship that is an open boat—each individual on board who is 1 year or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or for another ship—each individual on board who is 1 year or more and who is occupying an open area of the ship is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. If a ship is equipped with a compliant inflatable diver’s jacket for an individual, the ship is taken to be equipped with the required lifejacket for the individual only if the individual is wearing the jacket. In this section— coastal bar means a bar— named in column 1 of schedule 1 ; and described in column 2 of the schedule opposite the name of the bar mentioned in column 1. daytime means the period between sunrise and sunset on a day. night-time means the period between sunset on a day and sunrise on the next day. open area , for a ship that is not an open boat, means an area of the ship other than an area located in— a permanent, rigid deckhouse or cabin; or another space that is— suitable for a person to occupy; and enclosed, except for 1 opening suitable for a person to enter or leave the space. open boat means a ship the structure of which does not include, or have attached to it— a permanent, rigid deckhouse or cabin; or another space that is— suitable for a person to occupy; and enclosed, except for 1 opening suitable for a person to enter or leave the space. s 24 amd 2024 SL No. 188 s 7 (sec.24-ssec.1) A ship that is not a tender is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more only if the required lifejacket for each individual is— clearly visible while the individual is on board; or kept in a place— from which the lifejacket is readily accessible; and that is indicated by a sign that is clearly visible and has a white background and the word ‘lifejackets’ marked in red letters. (sec.24-ssec.2) A ship that is an open boat is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is underway only if— for a ship that is less than 4.8m, has only 1 individual on board who is 12 years or more and is underway during daytime— the individual who is 12 years or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; and each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or for a ship that is less than 4.8m and is underway during night-time—each individual on board who is 1 year or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or in any other case—each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. (sec.24-ssec.3) A ship that is not an open boat is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is underway only if each individual on board who is 1 year or more but less than 12 years and who is occupying an open area of the ship is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. (sec.24-ssec.4) A ship is taken to be equipped with a required lifejacket for each individual on board who is 1 year or more while the ship is crossing a coastal bar only if— for a ship that is an open boat—each individual on board who is 1 year or more is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual; or for another ship—each individual on board who is 1 year or more and who is occupying an open area of the ship is wearing the required lifejacket for the individual. (sec.24-ssec.5) If a ship is equipped with a compliant inflatable diver’s jacket for an individual, the ship is taken to be equipped with the required lifejacket for the individual only if the individual is wearing the jacket. (sec.24-ssec.6) In this section— coastal bar means a bar— named in column 1 of schedule 1 ; and described in column 2 of the schedule opposite the name of the bar mentioned in column 1. daytime means the period between sunrise and sunset on a day. night-time means the period between sunset on a day and sunrise on the next day. open area , for a ship that is not an open boat, means an area of the ship other than an area located in— a permanent, rigid deckhouse or cabin; or another space that is— suitable for a person to occupy; and enclosed, except for 1 opening suitable for a person to enter or leave the space. open boat means a ship the structure of which does not include, or have attached to it— a permanent, rigid deckhouse or cabin; or another space that is— suitable for a person to occupy; and enclosed, except for 1 opening suitable for a person to enter or leave the space.