Shift Tug Means Clause Samples

Shift Tug Means. A tug operating in a restricted area where the crew does not sleep aboard. Canadian Merchant Service Guild and- Sea-Link Marine Services NEW TUGS other than SHIFT TUGS Design Standards for Sleeping Rooms:

Shift Tug Means. A tug operating in a restricted area where the crew does not sleep on board. NEW TUGS SHIFT TUGS Vessels up to 50' in length between perpendiculars All accommodation space to be situated above the deepest water line. Maximum number of persons in one sleeping room shall be two. Officers shall be accommodated in single berth rooms. Vessels over 50' and up to 90' in length between All accommodation space to be above the deepest waterline. All sleeping rooms to be on or above the deck. Officers shall be accommodated in single berth rooms. number of persons in one room shall be two. All sleeping rooms to be single berth rooms where practicable. Vessels over 90' in length between perpendiculars All sleeping rooms to be situated on or above the main deck. sleeping rooms to be single berth rooms. all space to be situated on or above the main deck, where practicable. Vessels over 70' in length between For new towboats whose plans have yet to be approved by the Towboat Accommodation Standards Committee and where the vessels exceed 70' in length between perpendiculars, they shall provide for unlicensed personnel to be accommodated in single berth rooms.