support craft definition
support craft means a dinghy, tender or other craft used in conjunction with a fishing vessel in support of fishing by by the vessel, or in conjunction with an aquaculture facility;
support craft means a vessel, vehicle, aircraft, standby vessel or other craft used to provide transportation for or assistance to persons on the site where a work or activity is conducted.
support craft means a dinghy, tender or other craft not exceeding 10 metres in length which is used in conjunction with a fishing boat in support of fishing by the boat;
More Definitions of support craft
support craft means a vessel, vehicle, tug, ship, aircraft, air cushion vehicle, standby vessel or other craft used to provide transport for goods, materials, equipment or personnel or other assistance to the work place;
support craft means a vehicle, vessel, tug, ship, aircraft, air cushion vehicle, standby craft or other craft used to provide transport for or assistance to employees in a work place; (véhicule de service)
support craft means any vessel, vehicle, tug, ship, aircraft, air-cushion vehicle or other craft used to provide transport for or assistance to a drilling program but does not include a drilling base or drilling unit; ( véhicule de service )
support craft means a dinghy, tender or other craft not exceeding 10 metres in length which is used in conjunction with a fishing vessel in support of fishing by the vessel;
support craft means a vehicle, vessel, tug, ship, aircraft, air cushion vehicle, standby craft or other craft used to provide transport for or assistance to employees in a workplace;
support craft means a vessel, vehicle, tug, ship, aircraft, air-cushion vehicle, standby vessel or other craft used to provide transportation for or assistance to persons on the site of a production operation or production project; ( véhicule de service )
support craft means any vessel, standby vessel, vehicle, tug, ship, aircraft, air-cushion vehicle or other craft used to provide transportation for or assistance to persons on the site where a work or activity is conducted.20