SAFETY ISSUES
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	Health and Hygiene Working Clothes Shipboard Housekeeping Substances Hazardous to Health Asbestos Dust
	Fire Precautions Smoking Electrical and other Fittings Laundry and Wet Clothing Spontaneous Combustion Machinery Spaces Galleys Hot Work
	Emergency Procedures Musters and Drills Fire Drills Survival Craft Drills Action in the Event of Fire
	Safety Officials Introduction and Application Appointment of Safety Officers Election of Safety Representatives Safety Committees Termination of Appointments Advice to Safety Officer Advice to Safety Representatives Advice to Safety Committees Advice to the Employer and Master Accident Investigation
	Protective Clothing and Equipment Head Protection Hearing Protection Face and Eye Protection Respiratory Protective Equipment Hand and Foot Protection Protection from Falls Body Protection Protection against Drowning
	Signs Notices and Colour Codes Signs and Notices Portable Fire Extinguishers Electrical Wiring Gas Cylinders Pipelines Dangerous Goods
	Permit-to-work Systems Specimen of a Permit-to-work
	Means of Access Standards of Construction Maintenance Positioning of Access Equipment Lighting and Safety of Movement Portable and Rope Ladders Safety Nets Life-buoys Special Circumstances and General Guidance Corrosion of Accommodation Ladders and Gangways
	Safe Movement on board Ship Transit Areas Lighting Safety Signs Guarding of Openings Ladders Vehicles Drainage Watertight Doors General Advice to Seafarers
	Entering Enclosed or Confined Spaces Precautions on Entering Dangerous Spaces Duties and Responsibilities of a Responsible Officer Identifying Potential Hazards Drills and Rescue Breathing Apparatus and Resuscitation Equipment Maintenance of Equipment Training, Instruction and Information Statutory Regulations
	Manual Lifting and Carrying Guidance to Employers Guidance to Seafarers
	Tools and Materials Work Equipment and the Employer Hand Tools Portable Electric, Pneumatic and Hydraulic Tools Workshop and Bench Machines