buoyant apparatus definition
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment (other than lifeboats, liferafts, lifebuoys and life-jackets) designed to support a specified number of persons who are in the water and of such construction that it retains its shape and properties.
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment (other than lifebuoys and lifejackets) designed to support persons who are in the water;
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment (other than lifebuoys and lifejackets) designed to support persons who are in the water and complying with the requirements of Schedule 12;
More Definitions of buoyant apparatus
buoyant apparatus means a device that is capable of supporting, in water, the weight of a worker and that is constructed to
buoyant apparatus means a Coast Guard approved floatation device (other than a lifeboat, life raft or personal floatation device) that is designed to support a specified number of persons in the water, and is constructed so that it retains its shape and requires no adjustment of preparation for use. The types of buoyant apparatus generally in use are the box-float type and the peripheral-body type.
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment, other than life-buoys or life-jackets, designed to support persons who are in the water;
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment, other than lifeboats, life-buoys and life-jackets, which is of a type approved by a surveyor;
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment, other than lifebuoys and lifejackets, designed to support persons who are in the water, and complying with the requirements of regulation 26;
buoyant apparatus means flotation equipment (other than lifebuoys, lifejackets and buoyancy aids), complying with the requirements of Schedule 12;
buoyant apparatus means floatation equipment other than lifebuoys or life-jackets designed to support persons who are in the water;