We serving for Certificate Service Shipping NKK, BKI etc NIPPON KAlJl KYOKAI Agenda Survey NK Class for fisrt MT.Palma Prima : : 1. Close Up Survey meliputi C.O.T no. 1p/ s, 2p/ s, 3p/ s, 4p/ s, 5p/ s, 6p/ s, 7p/ s, 8p/ s, 9p/ s, 10 slop p/ s. Major Overs

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We serving for Certificate Service Shipping NKK, BKI etc
NIPPON KAlJl KYOKAI
Agenda Survey NK Class for fisrt MT.Palma Prima : :
1. Close Up Survey meliputi C.O.T no. 1p/ s, 2p/ s, 3p/ s, 4p/ s, 5p/ s, 6p/ s, 7p/ s, 8p/ s, 9p/ s, 10 slop p/ s.
Sesuai kebutuhan akan Raft kapasitas 8 orang sebanyak 1 unit, Raft kapasitas 6 orang sebanyak 1 unit.

2. UT Thickness measurement tahap pertama untuk posisi Transverse BHD sejumlah 600 spots & Longitudinal BHD sejumlah 120 spots meliputi C.O.T no. 1p/ s, 2p/ s, 3p/ s, 4p/ s, 5p/ s, 6p/ s, 7p/ s, 8p/ s, 9p/ s, 10 slop p/ s.
Pelaksanaan UT tahap kedua akan dilanjutkan saat kapal di Dock.

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL
FOR FIRMS ENGAGED IN
THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS ON SHIPS
Certificate No. : 08TM041
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that

A-STAR TESTING & INSPECTION ( S) PTE LTD
No.1 JALAN SAMULUN, SINGAPORE 629119

NIPPON KAlJl KYOKAI

CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL

Certificate No. : 08TM041
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that

is approved as a firm engaged in thickness measurements on ships under the

Rules for Approval of Manufacturers and Service Suppliers of the Society.

This certificate is valid until 16 November 2013 subject to periodical

surveillance.

Issued at Tokyo on 17 November 2008.

See the conditions on the reverse.
NIPPON KAIJI KYOKAI.

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As a leading international classification society,
ClassNK is well regarded as a highly reliable, trustworthy and impartial third party organization by marine transport, shipbuilding, and other maritime related industries around the world.
Importantly, classification and registration of a ship by the Society ensures the ship is recognized by underwriters the world over, including the Institute of London Underwriters.
Survey and Registration for Classification of Ships and Installations:
Before a ship or offshore structure can be registered, it must be surveyed in accordance with technical Rules and regulations of the Society. Once the ship has been surveyed to the satisfaction of the surveyor, classification of the ship is reviewed by the Classification Committee of the Society. If approved, a certificate of classification or installation registration, as appropriate, is issued and the ship is entered into ClassNK' s Register of Ships.
Surveys for Maintenance of Class:
Ships and offshore structures together with installations that have been classed and registered with the Society undergo periodic and occasional surveys to ensure that they continue to satisfy ClassNK technical Rules and the requirements of class.
Ship Classification Related Services
• Survey and registration of ships and offshore structures during construction
• Survey and registration of ship installations, machinery and appliances
• Survey and inspection of ships, offshore structures and related installations in service for the maintenance of class
• Inspection and type approval of materials, equipment and similar products
• Approval of service providers, manufacturers and manufacturing methods
• Testing and inspection of materials and various types of testing machines
ClassNK performs drawing examinations, approvals, and ship surveys as part of its services for registering and maintaining ships in class. In order that these activities may be carried out more effectively, the Society also conducts various other approval and inspection services as described below.
Approval of Materials, Machinery and Equipment:
ClassNK offers approval services for the following materials, machinery and equipment;
Steel plates, steel pipes, as well as non-ferrous and other materials,
Welding materials,
Fire protection materials, insulating materials, and oil-impervious materials,
Engine room machinery and equipment, electrical and automatic machinery,
Ventilating systems and equipment for the prevention of marine pollution,
Anchors, chains, rope, and other types of equipment and gear for ship use,
Equipment and devices used in life saving appliances, fire extinguishing systems and other types of arrangements.

A list of approved products can be found here.
In order to rationalize the conduct of classification surveys as well as assure and enhance the quality of ships under class, ClassNK conducts assessments of the quality systems, production processes, and facilities of manufacturers based on various technical Rules for the purpose of approving the production, maintenance and repair of materials, equipment and other components used onboard ships classed with the Society. Manufacturers whose quality systems and actual production practices have been thus approved may have certain aspects of surveys of these materials and equipment simplified.
A list of approved manufacturers can be found here.
The Society also carries out inspections and approvals of companies who provide testing and measurement services that are used in the survey and registration of ships and machinery as well as the maintenance of class. These include inspecting the quality system of the companies, the education, training and qualification of technical staff and other personnel engaged in providing the service, as well as inspecting the testing and measurement instruments and equipment used in the course of providing the service. Companies found to satisfactorily meet the requirements for providing a given service are approved as recognized service providers with respect to the conduct of related surveys of ships and equipment.
At present, the Society conducts the following types of inspections and approvals for service providers;
• In-water surveys
• Plate thickness measurements
• Radio communication inspections
• Maintenance of fire fighting equipment
• Maintenance of life-saving appliances
• Performance testing of voyage data recorders
• Tightness testing of hatches using ultrasonic equipment
A list of approved service companies can be found here.
APPROVED SERVICE SUPPLIERS
Kind of Service
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Address

Company

Condition

Type ( For advanced search on VDR)

Manufacturer ( For advanced search on VDR and EPIRB)
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Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs
1. Approval of Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs
2. Issuance, maintenance and renewal of Approved Certificate
2.1 Application
2.2 Initial Assessment
2.2.1 Document Examination
2.2.2 Field Examination
2.3 Issuance of an Approval Certificate
2.4 Maintenance and Renewal of Approval
2.4.1 Periodical Surveillance
2.4.2 Renewal Assessment
2.4.3 Occasional Assessment
3. Fees
4. Reference
Rules for Approval of Manufacturers and Service Suppliers ( Excerpt)
Part 1 General
Chapter 1 General
Chapter 2 Assessment
Chapter 3 Approval
Chapter 4 Miscellaneous
Part 2 - Omitted -
Part 3 Requirements for Approval of Service Suppliers
Chapter 1 General
Chapter 2 - Omitted -
Chapter 3 - Omitted -
Chapter 4 - Omitted -
Chapter 5 Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs
Application Form for Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs ( Form AM-VT)
Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs
1 Approval of Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs
Regulation 20 of Chapter V of 2000 amendments to ’ 74 SOLAS requires certain ships to be
fitted with a Voyage Date Recorder ( VDR) . The VDR shall be subjected to an annual
performance test conducted by an approved testing or servicing facility in accordance with the
provision of Regulation 18.8 of Chapter V. Furthermore, a copy of Certificate of Compliance
issued by the testing or servicing facility shall be retained on board the ship.
The Society will approve Firms Engaged in Performance Tests of VDRs and issue Certificate
of Approval to the firms approved in accordance with the Society’ s “ Rules for Approval of
Manufacturers and Service Suppliers� ( hereinafter referred to as the “ Rules� ) .
The Society accepts performance tests of VDRs conducted by an approved firm under
prescribed procedures as the performance tests provided in Regulation 18.8 of Chapter V of ’ 74
SOLAS as amended, and certificates issued by the firms under prescribed procedures as
Certificates of Compliance provided in the Regulation.
The approval process starts in January 2004.
2 Issuance, Maintenance and Renewal of an Approval Certificate
Issuance, maintenance and renewal of a Certificate of Approval for Firms Engaged in
Performance Tests of VDRs are handled as follows.
For further details, please refer to the “ Rules for Approval of Manufacturers and Service
Suppliers ( Excerpt) � attached hereto.
2.1
2.2
2.2.1 Issuance of
2.2.2 Approval Certificate
2.3
2.4.1
Maintenance
and
2.4.2 2.4.3 Renewal
2.1 Application
Firms intending to be approved under the Rules are to submit the following documents to
the nearest ClassNK service site.
1) An Application Form ( Form AM-VT)
2) Three copies each of the following documents
( a) Outline of the firm ( location, history, organization diagram, etc.)
( b) Outline of performance tests services of VDRs ( manufacturers and models of VDRs to
which the firm is capable of testing the performance, service regions, etc.)
( c) Quality manual and its supplementary documents, or documented procedures
( procedures for preparation, implementation, recording and reporting of the
performance tests, for education and training on performance tests, and for controlling
Application
Issuance of Approval Certificate
Occasional AssessmenRenewal Assessment t
Periodical Surveillance
Initial Assessment
Document Examination
Field Examination
Renewal of the Certificate
equipment used for performance tests.)
( d) Forms of checklist and Certificate of Compliance used in the performance tests
( e) List of operators and supervisors ( names, qualification, experience of the services, and
records of training)
( f) List of equipment used in performance tests of VDRs
( g) Copies of approval certificates issued by competent organizations or other classification
societies, if any
( h) Other documents deemed necessary by the Society
2.2 Initial Assessment
Initial assessment consists of document examination and field examination.
2.2.1 Document Examination
In the document examination, the documents submitted are reviewed to confirm that the
documented quality system, qualification/ experience of operators/ supervisors, equipment used
in performance tests of VDRs, etc. are in conformity with the relevant provisions of the Rules.
2.2.2 Field Examination
In the field examination, the followings are confirmed at service site, based on the
submitted documents already reviewed in the document examination
- Adequate operation of the quality system etc.
- Satisfactory demonstration of the performance tests of a VDR
2.3 Issuance of an Approval Certificate
As a result of the document examination and the field examination, if the firm is found in
conformity with the Rules, the firm is approved and a Certificate of Approval be issued. The
valid term of the Certificate is 5 years from the date of approval.
2.4 Maintenance and Renewal of Approval
After the initial approval of the firm, following assessment and surveillance are required for
the firm to maintain and to renewal the approval.
2.4.1 Periodical surveillance
To confirm that the approved quality system, etc. of the firm have been maintained
satisfactory, a periodical surveillance is carried out after 2 years but not 3 years passing from
the initial or the renewal approval.
For the periodical surveillance, the following documents to be submitted to the nearest
ClassNK service site.
( a) An Application Form ( Form AM-VT)
( b) Three copies of the documents, if any modification has been made to the approved
contents
( c) Three copies of any other documents the Society may consider necessary
The Society may cancel the approval, in case where the surveillance is not carried out.
2.4.2 Renewal Assessment
Renewal assessment is carried out to the approved firm by the expiry date of the certificate
of approval, in case where the firm intends renewal of the approval. The assessment is carried
out in accordance with the requirements for the initial assessment, however, if the Society
considers acceptable, the assessment may be modified.
2.4.3 Occasional Assessment
Occasional assessment is carried out to the approved firm as the occasion demands, in case
where the firm intends to make alterations in the approved contents at a time other than that
of periodical surveillance or renewal assessment.
For the occasional assessment, the following documents are to be submitted to the nearest
ClassNK service site.
( a) An Application Form ( Form AM-TV)
( b) Three copies of the documents relating to the alteration
( c) Three copies of any other documents the Society may consider necessary
3. Fees
The fees and the travel expenses are charged in accordance with the separate provisions in
case where performing the assessment or the surveillance.
4. Reference
For any questions about the matter, please contact:
NIPPON KAIJI KYOKAI ( ClassNK)
Material & Equipment Department, Administration Center, Head Office
Address: 4-7, Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8567, Japan

Statutory Surveys and Related
Statutory Surveys and Related Services
More than one hundred government Administrations around the world recognize and authorize ClassNK to act on their behalf to conduct surveys and issue certificates in accordance with international conventions, and codes, as well as national requirements pertaining to ship safety and the prevention of marine pollution. Please contact ClassNK external affair division for more information.
A table describing the countries from which NK has received approvals and their details can be found here.
Major international conventions and codes directly relevant to the surveying and certification activities of the Society include the following.
• International Convention on Load Lines ( ICLL)
• International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea ( SOLAS)
• Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea ( COLREG)
• International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships ( MARPOL)
• International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships ( TONNAGE)
• Code of Safe Practice for Solid Bulk Cargoes( BC Code)
• International Management Code for the Safe Operation of Ships and for Pollution Prevention
• International Safety Management Code ( ISM Code)
• International Ship and Port Facility Security Code ( ISPS Code)
Assignment of Safe Working Loads for Cargo Handling Appliances
ClassNK is also engaged in the evaluation of drawings and documentation related to cargo loading appliances together with the assignment of safe working loads of both new and existing ships in accordance with the Rules of the Society based on relevant International Labor Organization ( ILO) conventions.
Approval of Freight Containers
Freight containers used in the carriage of cargo at sea must be built to ISO requirements and need to have various types of approvals in accordance with international conventions concerned with the safety and clearance of such containers. Another of ClassNK' s varied duties consists of work related to the inspection and certification of such containers based on its Rules and these various relevant conventions.
Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC on Marine Equipment ( MED) / The EC Directive
In order to improve wider product compatibility and to promote safety and environmental protection, the European Union, in working towards the unification of product technology and test standards, develops EC Directives for technological standardization in various fields, which are then adopted as domestic law by member nations. Accordingly, the EC Directive called Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC on Marine Equipment ( MED) has been implemented since the 1st of January 1999.
The EC Directive requires that a group to be appointed as Notified Body be established in the EU area. NK Rotterdam office has been designated by the Government of the Netherlands as a Notified Body in related to the MED Assessment/ Certification service by ClassNK. ClassNK can now carry out MED Assessment/ Certification services for materials and equipment in Annex 1 of the Directive related to life saving appliances, fire fighting, fire protection, and marine-pollution ( not navigation, radio communication and COLREG) according to the type of module requested in an application and issue a Conformity Certificate.
The list for the latest applicable material and equipment is COMMISSION DIRECTIVE 2009/ 26/ EC of 6 April 2009.
Statutory Surveys and Related
Statutory Surveys and Related Services
More than one hundred government Administrations around the world recognize and authorize ClassNK to act on their behalf to conduct surveys and issue certificates in accordance with international conventions, and codes, as well as national requirements pertaining to ship safety and the prevention of marine pollution. Please contact ClassNK external affair division for more information.
A table describing the countries from which NK has received approvals and their details can be found here.
Major international conventions and codes directly relevant to the surveying and certification activities of the Society include the following.
• International Convention on Load Lines ( ICLL)
• International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea ( SOLAS)
• Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea ( COLREG)
• International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships ( MARPOL)
• International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships ( TONNAGE)
• Code of Safe Practice for Solid Bulk Cargoes( BC Code)
• International Management Code for the Safe Operation of Ships and for Pollution Prevention
• International Safety Management Code ( ISM Code)
• International Ship and Port Facility Security Code ( ISPS Code)
Assignment of Safe Working Loads for Cargo Handling Appliances
ClassNK is also engaged in the evaluation of drawings and documentation related to cargo loading appliances together with the assignment of safe working loads of both new and existing ships in accordance with the Rules of the Society based on relevant International Labor Organization ( ILO) conventions.
Approval of Freight Containers
Freight containers used in the carriage of cargo at sea must be built to ISO requirements and need to have various types of approvals in accordance with international conventions concerned with the safety and clearance of such containers. Another of ClassNK' s varied duties consists of work related to the inspection and certification of such containers based on its Rules and these various relevant conventions.
Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC on Marine Equipment ( MED) / The EC Directive
In order to improve wider product compatibility and to promote safety and environmental protection, the European Union, in working towards the unification of product technology and test standards, develops EC Directives for technological standardization in various fields, which are then adopted as domestic law by member nations. Accordingly, the EC Directive called Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC on Marine Equipment ( MED) has been implemented since the 1st of January 1999.
The EC Directive requires that a group to be appointed as Notified Body be established in the EU area. NK Rotterdam office has been designated by the Government of the Netherlands as a Notified Body in related to the MED Assessment/ Certification service by ClassNK. ClassNK can now carry out MED Assessment/ Certification services for materials and equipment in Annex 1 of the Directive related to life saving appliances, fire fighting, fire protection, and marine-pollution ( not navigation, radio communication and COLREG) according to the type of module requested in an application and issue a Conformity Certificate.
The list for the latest applicable material and equipment is COMMISSION DIRECTIVE 2009/ 26/ EC of 6 April 2009.

( Acts adopted under the EC Treaty/ Euratom Treaty whose publication is obligatory) DIRECTIVES

COMMISSION DIRECTIVE 2009/ 26/ EC
of 6 April 2009
amending Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC on marine equipment
( Text with EEA relevance)
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Directive 96/ 98/ EC of 20 December 1996 on marine equipment( 1)
OJ L 46, 17.2.1997, p. 25. and in particular Article 17 thereof,

Whereas: ( 1) For the purposes of Directive 96/ 98/ EC, the international conventions and testing standards should apply in their up-to-date versions.
( 2) As amendments to the international conventions and applicable testing standards have entered into force since30 June 2008, date on which Directive 96/ 98/ EC was amended for the last time, these amendments should be incorporated into that Directive in the interests of clarity.
( 3) The International Maritime Organisation and the European standardisation organisations have adopted standards, including detailed testing standards, for a number of items of equipment which are listed in Annex A.2 to Directive 96/ 98/ EC or which, albeit not listed, are considered relevant for the purpose of the said Directive. Therefore such items of equipment should be included in Annex A.1 or transferred from Annex A.2 to Annex A.1, as appropriate.
( 4) Directive 96/ 98/ EC should therefore be amended accordingly.
( 5) The measures provided for in this Directive are in accordance with the opinion of the Committee on Safe Seas and the Prevention of Pollution from Ships ( COSS) ,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DIRECTIVE:

Article 1
Annex A to Directive 96/ 98/ EC is replaced by the text in the Annex to this Directive.
Article 2
Where equipment listed as ‘ new item’ in column 1 of Annex A.1 of Directive 96/ 98/ EC or as having been transferred from Annex A.2 to Annex A.1 of that Directive was manufactured before the date referred to in Article 3( 1) of this Directive in accordance with procedures for type-approval already in force before that date within the territory of a Member State, such equipment may be placed on the market and on board a Community ship during the two years following the said date.
Article 3
Transposition1.
Member States shall adopt and publish, by 6 April 2010 at the latest, the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive. They shall forthwith communicate to the Commission the text of those provisions.
They shall apply those provisions from 6 April 2010.
When Member States adopt those provisions, they shall contain a reference to this Directive or be accompanied by such a reference on the occasion of their official publication. Member States shall determine how such reference is to be made.
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2.
Member States shall communicate to the Commission the text of the main provisions of national law which they adopt in the field covered by this Directive.
Article 4
This Directive shall enter into force on the 20th day following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.
Article 5
This Directive is addressed to the Member States.

Done at Brussels, 6 April 2009.

For the Commission
Antonio TAJANI
Vice-President
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ANNEX

‘ ANNEX A

List of acronyms used

A.1, Amendment 1 concerning standard documents other than IMO.
A.2, Amendment 2 concerning standard documents other than IMO.
AC, Amending corrigendum concerning standard documents other than IMO.
CAT, Category for radar equipment as defined in section 1.3 of IEC 62388 ( 2007) .
Circ., Circular.
Colreg, International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea.
Comsar, IMO’ s Sub-Committee on Radiocommunications and Search and Rescue.
EN, European standard.
ETSI, European Telecommunication Standardisation Institute.
FSS, International code for fire safety systems.
FTP, International code for application of fire test procedures.
HSC, High-speed craft code.
IBC, International bulk chemical code.
ICAO, International Civil Aviation Organisation.
IEC, International Electro-technical Commission.
IMO, International Maritime Organisation.
ISO, International Standardisation Organisation.
ITU, International Telecommunication Union.
LSA, Lifesaving appliance.
Marpol, International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships.
MEPC, Marine Environment Protection Committee
MSC, Maritime Safety Committee.
NOx, Nitrogen oxides.
SOLAS, International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea.
SOx, Sulphur oxides.
Reg., Regulation.
Res., Resolution.
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ANNEX A.1

EQUIPMENT FOR WHICH DETAILED TESTING STANDARDS ALREADY EXIST IN INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS

Notes applicable to the whole of Annex A.1
( a) General: in addition to the testing standards specifically mentioned, a number of provisions, which must be checked during type-examination ( type-approval) as referred to in the modules for conformity assessment in Annex B, are to be found in the applicable requirements of the international conventions and the relevant resolutions and circulars of the IMO.
( b) Column 5: Where IMO Resolutions are cited, only the testing standards contained in relevant parts of the Annexes to the Resolutions are applicable and exclude the provisions of the Resolutions themselves.
( c) Column 5: International conventions and testing standards apply in their up-to-date version. For the purpose of identifying correctly the relevant standards, test reports, certificates of conformity and declarations of conformity shall identify the specific testing standard applied and its version.
( d) Column 5: Where two sets of identifying standards are separated by “ or� , each set fulfils all the testing requirements to meet IMO performance standards; thus testing to one of these sets is sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of the relevant international instruments. Conversely, when other separators ( comma) are used all the listed references apply.
( e) Column 6: Where module H appears, module H plus design-examination certificate is to be understood.
( f) The requirements laid down in this Annex shall be without prejudice to carriage requirements in the international conventions.
1. Lifesaving appliances
Notes applicable to section 1: Life saving appliances.
Column 4: IMO MSC/ Circular 980 should apply except when superseded by the specific instruments referred to in Column 4.
No Item designation Regulation SOLAS 74 where “ type approval� is required Regulations of SOLAS 74 and the relevant resolutions and circulars of the IMO, as applicable Testing standards Modules for conformity assessment

1 2 3 4 5 6
A.1/ 1.1 Lifebuoys
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.2 Position-indicating lights for lifesaving appliances:
( a) for survival craft and rescue boats,
( b) for lifebuoys,
( c) for lifejackets.

—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 22, —
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 32, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) II, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
ISO 24408 ( 2005) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 1.3 Lifebuoys self-activating smoke signals
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.4 Lifejackets
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 22, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.922.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.5 Immersion suits and anti-exposure suits not classified as lifejackets:
—
Insulated or not insulated.
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 22, —
Reg. III/ 32, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.6 Immersion suits and anti-exposure suits classified as lifejackets:
—
Insulated or non-insulated.
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 7, —
Reg. III/ 22, —
Reg. III/ 32, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.7 Thermal protective aids
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3
—
Reg. III/ 22, —
Reg. III/ 32, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, II, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 1.8 Rocket parachute flares ( pyrotechnics)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 6, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, III, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.9 Hand flares ( pyrotechnics)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, III, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.10 Buoyant smoke signals ( pyrotechnics)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, III.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.11 Line-throwing appliances
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 18, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VII, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 1.12 Inflatable liferafts
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 13, —
Reg. III/ 21, —
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 31, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.811.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.13 Rigid liferafts
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 21, —
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 31, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.811.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.14 Automatically self-righting liferafts
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC 48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.811.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006 —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 1.15 Canopied reversible liferafts
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, Annex 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, Annex 11, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.811.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006, —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.16 Float-free arrangements for liferafts ( hydrostatic release units)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 13, —
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.811.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.17 Lifeboats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 21, —
Reg. III/ 31, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006. B + D
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.18 Rigid rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 21, —
Reg. III/ 31, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, V, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006. B + D
B + F
G

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A.1/ 1.19 Inflated rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 21, —
Reg. III/ 31, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, V, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
ISO 15372 ( 2000) . B + D
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.20 Fast rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4.
—
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, V, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1016, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1094.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1006, —
ISO 15372 ( 2000) . B + D
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.21 Launching appliances using falls ( Davits)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 23, —
Reg. III/ 33, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.22 Float-free launching appliances for survival craft Moved to A.2/ 1.3
A.1/ 1.23 Launching appliances for free-fall lifeboats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 16, —
Reg. III/ 23, —
Reg. III/ 33, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G

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A.1/ 1.24 Liferaft launching appliances
( Davits)
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 12, —
Reg. III/ 16, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.25 Fast rescue boat launching appliances
( Davits)
—
Reg. III/ 4.
—
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.809 including Add.1.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.26 Release mechanism for
( a) Lifeboats and rescue boats and
( b) Liferafts

Launched by a fall or falls
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 16, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.27 Marine evacuation systems
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 15, —
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + F
G
A.1/ 1.28 Means of rescue
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 26, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.810, —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + D
B + F

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A.1/ 1.29
ex A.2/ 1.4 Embarkation ladders
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. III/ 11, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 11, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) , —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) , —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) .
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) , —
ISO 5489 ( 2008) . B + D
B + F
A.1/ 1.30 Retro-reflective materials
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. A.658( 16) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.31 Survival craft two-way VHF radio telephone apparatus Moved to A.1/ 5.17 and A.1/ 5.18
A.1/ 1.32 9 GHz SAR transponder ( SART) Moved to A.1/ 4.18
A.1/ 1.33 Radar reflector for lifeboats and rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, V, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.164( 78) .
—
EN ISO 8729 ( 1998) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.34 Compass for lifeboats and rescue boats Moved to A.1/ 4.23
A.1/ 1.35 Portable fire-extinguishing equipment for lifeboats and rescue boats Moved to A.1/ 3.38
A.1/ 1.36 Lifeboat/ rescue boat propulsion engine
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) IV, V.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.37 Rescue boat propulsion engine-outboard motor
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) V.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 1.38 Searchlights for use in lifeboats and rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, V, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 1.39 Open reversible liferafts
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, Annex 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8, Annex 11.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) Annex 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) Annex 11, —
ISO 15738 ( 2002) . B + D
B + F
A.1/ 1.40 Mechanical pilot hoist Moved to A.1/ 4.48
A.1/ 1.41 Winches for survival craft and rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 16, —
Reg. III/ 17, —
Reg. III/ 23, —
Reg. III/ 24, —
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, VI, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
IMO Res. MSC.81( 70) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 1.42 Pilot ladder Moved to A.1/ 4.49
2. Marine pollution prevention
No Item designation Regulation Marpol 73/ 78 where “ type approval� is required Regulations of Marpol 73/ 78 and the relevant resolutions and circulars of the IMO, as applicable Testing standards Modules for conformity assessment

1 2 3 4 5 6
A.1/ 2.1 Oil-filtering equipment ( for an oil content of the effluent not exceeding 15 p.p.m.)
—
Annex I, Reg 14.
—
Annex I, Reg. 14.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.107( 49) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 2.2 Oil/ water interface detectors
—
Annex I, Reg. 32.
—
Annex I, Reg. 32.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.5( XIII) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 2.3 Oil-content meters
—
Annex I, Reg. 14.
—
Annex I, Reg. 14.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.107( 49) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 2.4 Process units intended for attachment to existing oily water separating equipment ( for an oil content of the effluent not exceeding 15 p.p.m.) Deliberately left blank
A.1/ 2.5 Oil discharge monitoring and control system for oil tankers
—
Annex I, Reg. 31.
—
Annex I, Reg. 31.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.108( 49) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 2.6 Sewage systems
—
Annex IV, Reg. 9.
—
Annex IV, Reg. 9.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.2( VI) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 2.7 Shipboard incinerators
—
Annex VI, Reg. 16.
—
Annex VI, Reg.16.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.76( 40) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 2.8
ex A.2/ 2.1 On-board NOx monitoring and recording devices
—
Annex VI, Reg. 13, —
NOx Technical code.
—
Annex VI, Reg. 13, —
NOx Technical code.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.103( 49) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 2.9
ex A.2/ 2.4 Other technological methods to limit SOx emissions
—
Annex VI, Reg. 14.
—
Annex VI, Reg. 14.
—
IMO Res. MEPC.170( 57) B + D
B + E
B + F
G
3. Fire protection equipment
No Item designation Regulation SOLAS 74 where “ type approval� is required Regulations of SOLAS 74 and the relevant resolutions and circulars of the IMO, as applicable Testing standards Modules for conformity assessment

1 2 3 4 5 6
A.1/ 3.1 Primary decks covering
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 6, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 6, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) , Annex 1 Part 2 and Part 6 and Annex 2, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D

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A.1/ 3.2 Portable fire extinguishers
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 4.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. II-2/ 19, —
Reg. II-2/ 20, —
IMO Res. A.951( 23) , —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 4, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1239, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1275.
—
EN 3-6 ( 1995) including A.1 ( 1999) , —
EN 3-7 ( 2004) including A.1 ( 2007) , —
EN 3-8 ( 2006) including AC ( 2007) , —
EN 3-9 ( 2006) including AC ( 2007) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.3 Firefighter’ s outfit: protective clothing ( close proximity clothing)
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
EN 469 ( 2005) including A1 ( 2006) and AC ( 2006) , —
EN 531 ( 1995) including A1 ( 1998) , —
EN 1486 ( 2007) ,
or
—
ISO 15538 ( 2001) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.4 Firefighter’ s outfit: boots
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
EN ISO 20344 ( 2004) including A1 ( 2007) and AC ( 2005) , —
EN ISO 20345 ( 2004) including A1 ( 2007) and AC ( 2007) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.5 Firefighter’ s outfit: gloves
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
EN 659 ( 2003) including A1 ( 2008) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.6 Firefighter’ s outfit: helmet
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
EN 443 ( 2008) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.7 Self-contained compressed-air-operated breathing apparatus
Note: For use in accidents involving dangerous goods a positive pressure type mask is required.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
EN 136 ( 1998) including AC ( 1999) and AC ( 2003) , —
EN 137 ( 2006) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.8 Compressed air line breathing apparatus
—
Reg. X/ 3.
Note: This item is not included in new Chapter II-2 Regulations [ IMO Res. MSC.99( 73) ] or FSS code [ IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) ] .
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
EN 14593-1 ( 2005) , —
EN 14593-2 ( 2005) , —
EN 14594 ( 2005) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.9 Sprinkler systems components for accommodation spaces, service spaces and control stations equivalent to that referred to in SOLAS 74 Reg. II-2/ 12 ( limited to nozzles and their performance) .
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 8.
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 8.
—
IMO Res. A.800( 19) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.10
ex A.2/ 3.11 Nozzles for fixed pressure water spraying fire extinguishing systems for machinery spaces and cargo pump-rooms
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.1165. B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.11 “ A� & “ B� Class divisions fire integrity
( a) “ A� class divisions,
( b) “ B� class divisions. “ A� Class:
—
Reg. II-2/ 3.2.
“ B� Class:
—
Reg. II-2/ 3.4.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9, and,
“ A� Class:
—
Reg. II-2/ 3.2.
“ B� Class:
—
Reg. II-2/ 3.4.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3 and Annex 2, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.12 Devices to prevent the passage of flame into the cargo tanks in tankers
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 16.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 16.
—
EN 12874 ( 2001) , —
ISO 15364 ( 2007) , —
IMO MSC/ Circ.677, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1009. B + F

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A.1/ 3.13 Non-combustible materials
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 5, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.14 Materials other than steel for pipes penetrating “ A� or“ B� Class division Item included in A.1/ 3.26 and A.1/ 3.27
A.1/ 3.15 Materials other than steel for pipes conveying oil or fuel oil
( a) pipes and fittings,
( b) valves,
( c) flexible pipe assemblies.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, 10, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120.
—
IMO Res. A.753( 18) , —
ISO 15540 ( 1999) including Corrigendum 1 ( 1999) , —
ISO 15541 ( 1999) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.16 Fire doors
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1273. B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.17 Fire door control systems components.
Note: When the term “ system components� is used in column 2 it may be that a single component, a group of components or a whole system needs to be tested to ensure that the international requirements are fulfilled.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 4. B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.18 Surface materials and floor coverings with low flame-spread characteristics
( a) decorative veneers
( b) paint systems,
( c) floor coverings,
( d) pipe insulation covers,
( e) adhesives used in the construction of“ B� & “ C� class divisions,
( f) combustible ducts.

—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 5, —
Reg. II-2/ 6, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 5, —
Reg. II-2/ 6, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 2 and Part 5, and Annex 2, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120, —
ISO 1716 ( 2002) .
Note: Where the surface material is required to have a certain maximum calorific value, this shall be measured in accordance with ISO 1716. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.19 Draperies, curtains and other suspended textile materials and films
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 7, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.20 Upholstered furniture
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 5, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 5, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 8, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.21 Bedding components
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 3, —
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 9, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.22 Fire dampers
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.23 Non-combustible duct penetrations through “ A� class divisions Moved to A.1/ 3.26

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A.1/ 3.24 Electric cable transits through “ A� class divisions Moved to A.1/ 3.26
A.1/ 3.25 “ A� and “ B� class fireproof windows and side scuttles
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.847, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1203. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.26 Penetrations through “ A� class divisions
( a) electric cable transits,
( b) pipe, duct, trunk, etc. penetrations.

—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1276.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.27 Penetrations through “ B� class
( a) electric cable transits,
( b) pipe, duct, trunk, etc. penetrations.

—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 9.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.28 Sprinkler systems ( limited to sprinkler heads)
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
Reg. II-2/ 10.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 8.
—
ISO 6182-1 ( 2004) ,
or
—
EN 12259-1 ( 1999) including A1 ( 2001) , A2 ( 2004) and A3 ( 2006) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.29 Fire hoses
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
EN 14540 ( 2004) including A.1 ( 2007) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.30 Portable oxygen analysis and gas detection equipment
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. VI/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. VI/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 15.
—
EN 60945 ( 2002) , —
IEC 60092-504 ( 2001) , —
IEC 60533 ( 1999) ,
and as applicable to:
( a) Category 1: ( safe area) :
—
EN 50104 ( 2002) including A.1 ( 2004) Oxygen, —
EN 60079-29-1 ( 2007) .
( b) Category 2: ( explosive gas atmospheres) :
—
EN 50104 ( 2002) including A.1 ( 2004) Oxygen, —
EN 60079-29-1 ( 2007) , —
IEC 60079-0 ( 2004) , —
IEC 60079-1 ( 2007) , —
IEC 60079-10 ( 2002) , —
IEC 60079-11 ( 2006) , —
IEC 60079-15 ( 2005) , —
IEC 60079-26 ( 2006) .
B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.31 Nozzles for fixed sprinkler systems, for high-speed craft ( HSC)
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.912, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.44( 65) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.32 Fire restricting materials ( except furniture) for high-speed craft
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 10. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.33 Fire restricting materials for furniture for high-speed craft
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 10. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.34 Fire resisting divisions for high-speed craft
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 11. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.35 Fire doors on high-speed craft
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 11. B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.36 Fire dampers on high-speed craft
—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 11. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.37 Penetrations through fire resisting divisions on high-speed craft
( a) electric cable transits,
( b) pipe, duct, trunk etc. penetrations.

—
Reg. X/ 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 11. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.38 Portable fire-extinguishing equipment for lifeboats and rescue boats
—
Reg. III/ 4, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. III/ 34, —
IMO Res. A.951( 23) , —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 8, —
IMO Res. MSC.48( 66) -( LSA code) I, IV, V, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 8.
—
EN 3-6 ( 1995) including A1 ( 1999) , —
EN 3-7 ( 2004) including A1 ( 2007) , —
EN 3-8 ( 2006) including AC ( 2007) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.39 Nozzles for equivalent water-mist fire extinguishing systems for machinery spaces and cargo pump rooms
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.1165. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.40 Low-location lighting systems ( components only)
—
Reg. II-2/ 13, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 11.
—
Reg. II-2/ 13, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 11.
—
IMO Res. A.752( 18) ,
or
—
ISO 15370 ( 2001) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.41 Emergency escape breathing devices ( EEBD)
—
Reg. II-2/ 13.
—
Reg. II-2/ 13, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.849.
—
EN 402( 2003) , —
EN 1146( 2005) , —
EN 13794( 2002) , —
ISO 23269-1 ( 2008) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.42 Inert gas systems components
—
Reg. II-2/ 4.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
IMO Res. A.567( 14) , —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 15, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.353, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.387, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.485, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.731, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.1120.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.353, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.387, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.450 Rev.1, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.485, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.731. B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.43 Nozzles for deep fat cooking equipment fire extinguishing systems ( automatic or manual type) .
—
Reg. II-2/ 1, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 1, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
ISO 15371 ( 2000) . B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.44 Firefighters outfit — lifeline
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3.
—
IMO Res. MSC.61( 67) -( FTP code) Annex 1 Part 1, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 3. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.45 Equivalent fixed gas fire extinguishing systems components ( extinguishing medium, head valves and nozzles) for machinery spaces and cargo pump rooms
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 5.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 5, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.848.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.848 —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1267. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.46 Equivalent fixed gas fire extinguishing systems for machinery spaces ( aerosol systems)
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 5.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 5.
—
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1270. B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.47 Concentrate for fixed high expansion foam fire extinguishing systems for machinery spaces and cargo pump rooms.
Note: The fixed or inside air high expansion foam fire extinguishing system for machinery spaces and cargo pump rooms must still be tested with the approved concentrate to the satisfaction of the Administration.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 6 —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1239.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.670. B + D
B + E
B + F
G
A.1/ 3.48 Fixed water based local application firefighting systems components for use in category “ A� machinery spaces
( Nozzles and performance tests) .
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.913, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1276. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.49
ex A.2/ 3.2 Nozzles for fixed pressure water-spraying fire-extinguishing systems for special category spaces, ro-ro cargo spaces, ro-ro spaces and vehicle spaces
—
Reg. II-2/ 19, —
Reg. II-2/ 20, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
Reg. II-2/ 19, —
Reg. II-2/ 20, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1272. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.50 Protective clothing resistant to chemical attack Moved to A.2/ 3.9

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A.1/ 3.51 Fixed fire detection and fire alarm systems components for control stations, service spaces, accommodation spaces, cabin balconies, machinery spaces and unattended machinery spaces
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 7.2.2, —
Reg. II-2/ 7.4, —
Reg. II 2/ 7.4.1, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 9, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1242. Control and indicating equipment. Electrical installations in ships:
—
EN 54-2 ( 1997) including AC( 1999) and A1( 2006) .
Power supply equipment:
—
EN 54-4 ( 1997) including AC( 1999) , A1( 2002) and A2( 2006) .
Heat detectors — Point detectors:
—
EN 54-5 ( 2000) including A1( 2002) .
Smoke detectors — Point detectors using scattered light, transmitted light or ionisation:
—
EN 54-7 ( 2000) including A1( 2002) and A2( 2006) .
Flame detectors — Point detectors:
—
EN 54-10 ( 2002) including A1( 2005) .
Manual call points:
—
EN 54-11 ( 2001) including A1( 2005) .
And, as applicable, electrical and electronic installations in ships:
—
IEC 60092-504 ( 2001) , —
IEC 60533 ( 1999) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.52 Non-portable and transportable fire extinguishers
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 4.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 4.
—
EN 1866 ( 1998) , —
EN 1866-1 ( 2007) ,
or
—
ISO 11601 ( 1999) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.53 Alarm devices
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
Reg. X/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 9.
—
Reg. II-2/ 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 9. Sounders
—
EN 54-3 ( 2001) including A1( 2002) and A2( 2006) , —
IEC 60092-504 ( 2001) , —
IEC 60533 ( 1999) . B + D
B + E
B + F

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A.1/ 3.54 Fixed oxygen analysis and gas detection equipment
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. VI/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 4, —
Reg. VI/ 3, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 15.
—
EN 60945 ( 2002) , —
IEC 60092-504 ( 2001) , —
IEC 60533 ( 1999) ,
and as applicable to:
( a) Category 4: ( safe area)
—
EN 50104 ( 2002) including A.1 2004 Oxygen.
( b) Category 3: ( explosive gas atmospheres)
—
EN 50104 ( 2002) including A.1 2004 Oxygen, —
EN 60079-29-1 ( 2007) .
B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.55
ex A.2/ 3.4 Dual-purpose type nozzles
( spray/ jet type)
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) 7, —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) 7.
—
EN 15182-1 ( 2007) , —
EN 15182-3 ( 2007) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.56
ex A.2/ 3.14 Fire hoses ( reel type)
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
Reg. X/ 3.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.36( 63) -( 1994 HSC code) , —
IMO Res. MSC.97( 73) -( 2000 HSC code) .
—
EN 671-1 ( 2001) including AC ( 2002) . B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.57
ex A.2/ 3.28 Medium expansion foam fire extinguishing systems components — fixed deck foam for tankers
—
Reg. II-2/ 10.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10.8.1, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 14, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1239, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1276.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.798. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.58
ex A.2/ 3.29 Fixed low expansion foam fire extinguishing systems components for machinery spaces and tanker deck protection.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 6, 14, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1239, —
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1276.
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.582 includingCorrigendum 1. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.59
ex A.2/ 3.30 Expansion foam for fixed fire extinguishing systems for chemical tankers
—
IMO Res. MSC.4( 48) -( IBC code) .
—
IMO Res. MSC.4( 48) -( IBC code) .
—
IMO MSC/ Circ.553, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.582, —
IMO MSC/ Circ.799. B + D
B + E
B + F
G

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A.1/ 3.60
( new item) Nozzles for fixed pressure water-spraying fire-extinguishing systems for cabin balconies
—
Reg. II-2/ 10.
—
Reg. II-2/ 10, —
IMO Res. MSC.98( 73) -( FSS code) 7.
—
IMO MSC.1/ Circ.1268. B + D
B + E
B + F
A.1/ 3.61
( new item) Inside air high expansion foam systems for the protecti

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