Crew Accommodation Sample Clauses
The Crew Accommodation clause sets out the requirements and standards for providing living quarters and facilities for crew members during the course of a project or voyage. It typically details the type, quality, and location of accommodation to be provided, such as sleeping arrangements, access to sanitary facilities, and provisions for meals. This clause ensures that crew members are housed in safe and suitable conditions, thereby promoting their well-being and compliance with legal or contractual obligations regarding worker welfare.
Crew Accommodation. Crew accommodation and mess rooms shall be equipped with adequate ventilation.
Crew Accommodation. Walls and Ceiling including supports and installation materials, floor underlay, tap floor, fixed and loose furniture inside, wet unit, doors, mattresses and curtains. Handrails.
Crew Accommodation. (1) A ship must have accommodation exclusively reserved for the use of the crew.
(2) The accommodation referred to in Subsection (1) shall be known as the crew accommodation.
(3) The crew accommodation of a ship must be of the prescribed standard.
(4) An owner or master of a ship who permits the ship to go to sea without crew accommodation of the prescribed standard is guilty of an offence. Penalty: 242A fine not exceeding K2,000.00. 129243. [REPEALED.]
Crew Accommodation. (1) A ship must have accommodation exclusively reserved for the use of the crew.
(2) The accommodation referred to in Subsection (1) shall be known as the crew accommodation.
(3) The crew accommodation of a ship must be of the prescribed standard.
(4) An owner or master of a ship who permits the ship to go to sea without crew accommodation of the prescribed standard is guilty of an offence. (207) Penalty: A fine not exceeding K2,000.00. (208) (209) The regulations may make provision, not inconsistent with this Division, for and in relation to—
(a) the crew accommodation requirements for new and existing ships; and
(b) the minimum space per man which must be provided by way of sleeping accommodation for crewmen and the maximum number of persons by whom a specified part of such sleeping accommodation may be used; and
(c) the position in a ship in which the crew accommodation or any part of the crew accommodation is to be located; and
(d) the standards to be observed in the construction, equipment, ventilation, lighting, heating and furnishing of crew accommodation; and
(e) the provision of washing, sanitary, toilet, messing and hospital facilities for crewmen; and
(f) the standards of maintenance of crew accommodation; and
(g) the prohibition or restriction, of the use of crew accommodation for purposes other than those for which it is designed; and (210)
(h) the determination by the Authority of the crew accommodation requirements for existing ships; and
(i) the particulars of the fines to be paid under Section 128.(211)