Chapter IGENERAL PROVISIONS
Part AAPPLICATION, DEFINITIONS, ETC.
Part BSURVEYS AND CERTIFICATES
Part CCASUALTIES
Part DPENALTY
Chapter II-1CONSTRUCTION — STRUCTURE, SUBDIVISION AND STABILITY, MACHINERY AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
Part AGENERAL
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Definitions
Regulation 3Definitions relating to Parts C, D and E
Part A-1STRUCTURE OF SHIPS
Part BSUBDIVISION AND STABILITY
Regulation 4General
Part B-1STABILITY
Regulation 5Intact Stability
Regulation 6Required Subdivision Index “R” *
Regulation 7Attained Subdivision Index “A”
Regulation 8Special Requirements concerning Passenger Ship Stability
Part B-2SUBDIVISION, WATERTIGHT AND WEATHERTIGHT INTEGRITY
Regulation 9Double Bottoms in Passenger Ships and Cargo Ships other than Tankers
Regulation 10Construction of Watertight Bulkheads
Regulation 11Initial Testing of Watertight Bulkheads, etc.
Regulation 12Peak and Machinery Space Bulkheads, Shaft Tunnels, etc.
Regulation 13Openings in watertight boundaries below the bulkhead deck in passenger ships
Regulation 14Passenger Ships Carrying Goods Vehicles and Accompanying Personnel
Regulation 15Openings in the Shell Plating below the Bulkhead Deck of Passenger Ships and the Freeboard Deck of Cargo Ships
Regulation 16Construction and Initial Tests of Watertight Closures
Regulation 17Internal Watertight Integrity of Passenger Ships above the Bulkhead Deck
Part B-3SUBDIVISION LOAD LINE ASSIGNMENT FOR PASSENGER SHIPS
Regulation 18Assigning, Marking and Recording of Subdivision Load Lines for Passenger Ships
Part B-4STABILITY MANAGEMENT
Regulation 19Damage Control Information
Regulation 20Loading of Ships
Regulation 21Periodical Operation and Inspection of Watertight Doors, etc., in Passenger Ships
Regulation 22Prevention and Control of Water Ingress, etc.
Part CMACHINERY INSTALLATIONS
Part DELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
Part EADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PERIODICALLY UNATTENDED MACHINERY SPACES
Part FALTERNATIVE DESIGN AND ARRANGEMENTS
Part GSHIPS USING LOW-FLASHPOINT FUELS
Chapter II-2CONSTRUCTION — FIRE PROTECTION, FIRE DETECTION AND FIRE EXTINCTION
Part AGENERAL
Regulation 1Application * * The application date of 1st July 2012 was introduced by resolution MSC.308(88). However, this resolution amended paragraph ( w ) (definition of “Fire Test Procedures Code”) of Regulation 3 of Chapter II-2, and inserted sub-paragraph (3) of Regulation 7( d )(i) of Chapter II-2 only, and all other Regulations with the original application date of 1st July 2002 were not amended.
Regulation 2Fire safety objectives and functional requirements
Regulation 3Definitions
Part BPREVENTION OF FIRE AND EXPLOSION
Regulation 4Probability of Ignition
Regulation 5Fire Growth Potential
Regulation 6Smoke Generation Potential and Toxicity
Part CSUPPRESSION OF FIRE
Regulation 7Detection and Alarm
Regulation 8Control of Smoke Spread
Regulation 9Containment of Fire
Regulation 10Fire Fighting
Regulation 11Structural Integrity
Part DESCAPE
Regulation 12Notification of Crew and Passengers
Regulation 13Means of Escape
Part EOPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Regulation 14Operational Readiness and Maintenance
Regulation 15Instructions, On board Training and Drills
Regulation 16Operations
Part FALTERNATIVE DESIGN AND ARRANGEMENTS
Regulation 17Alternative Design and Arrangements
Part GSPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Regulation 18Helicopter Facilities
Regulation 19Carriage of Dangerous Goods *
Regulation 20Protection of vehicle, special category, open and closed ro-ro spaces, and weather decks intended for the carriage of vehicles
Regulation 21Casualty Threshold, Safe Return to Port and Safe Areas
Regulation 22Design Criteria for Systems to Remain Operational After a Fire Casualty
Regulation 23Safety Centre on Passenger Ships
Chapter IIILIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES AND ARRANGEMENTS
Part AGENERAL
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Exemptions
Regulation 3Definitions
Regulation 4Evaluation, Testing and Approval of Life-Saving Appliances and Arrangements
Regulation 5Production Tests
Part BREQUIREMENTS FOR SHIPS AND LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES
Regulation 6Communications
Regulation 7Personal Life-Saving Appliances
Regulation 8Muster List and Emergency Instructions
Regulation 9Operating Instructions
Regulation 10Manning of Survival Craft and Supervision
Regulation 11Survival Craft Muster and Embarkation Arrangements
Regulation 12Launching Stations
Regulation 13Stowage of Survival Craft
Regulation 14Stowage of Rescue Boats
Regulation 15Stowage of Marine Evacuation Systems
Regulation 16Survival Craft Launching and Recovery Arrangements
Regulation 17Rescue Boat Embarkation, Launching and Recovery Arrangements
Regulation 17-1Recovery of Persons from the Water
Regulation 18Line-Throwing Appliances
Regulation 19Emergency Training and Drills
Regulation 20Operational Readiness, Maintenance and Inspections
Chapter IVRADIOCOMMUNICATIONS
Part AGENERAL
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Terms and definitions
Regulation 3Exemptions
Part BUNDERTAKINGS BY CONTRACTING GOVERNMENTS 9
Regulation 5Provision of radiocommunication services
Regulation 5-1GMDSS identities
Part CSHIP REQUIREMENTS
Regulation 6Radio installations
Regulation 7Radio equipment: General
Regulation 8Radio equipment: Sea area A1
Regulation 9Radio equipment: Sea area A2
Regulation 10Radio equipment: Sea area A3
Regulation 11Radio equipment: Sea area A4
Regulation 12Watches
Regulation 13Sources of energy
Regulation 14Performance standards
Regulation 15Maintenance requirements
Regulation 16Radio personnel
Regulation 17Radio records
Regulation 18Position-updating
Chapter VSAFETY OF NAVIGATION
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Definitions
Regulation 3Exemptions and Equivalents
Regulation 4Navigational Warnings
Regulation 5Meteorological Services and Warnings
Regulation 6Ice Patrol Service
Regulation 7Search and Rescue Services
Regulation 8Life-Saving Signals
Regulation 9Hydrographic Services
Regulation 10Ships’ Routeing
Regulation 11Ship Reporting Systems * * This regulation does not address ship reporting systems established by Governments for search and rescue purposes which are covered by Chapter 5 of the 1979 SAR Convention as amended.
Regulation 12Vessel Traffic Services
Regulation 13Deck and Engine Log Books
Regulation 14Ships’ Manning
Regulation 15Principles relating to Bridge Design, Design and Arrangement of Navigational Systems and Equipment and Bridge Procedures
Regulation 16Maintenance of Equipment
Regulation 17Electromagnetic Compatibility
Regulation 18Approval, Surveys and Performance Standards of Navigational Systems and Equipment and Voyage Data Recorder
Regulation 19Carriage Requirements for Shipborne Navigational Systems and Equipment
Regulation 19-1Long-range Identification and Tracking of Ships
Regulation 20Voyage Data Recorders
Regulation 21International Code of Signals and IAMSAR Manual
Regulation 22Navigational Bridge Visibility
Regulation 23Pilot Transfer Arrangements
Regulation 24Use of Heading and/or Track Control Systems
Regulation 25Operation of Main Source of Electrical Power and Steering Gear
Regulation 26Steering Gear: Testing and Drills
Regulation 27Nautical Charts and Nautical Publications
Regulation 28Records of Navigational Activities and Daily Reporting
Regulation 29Life-Saving Signals to be used by Ships, Aircraft or Persons in Distress
Regulation 30Operational Limitations
Regulation 31Danger Messages
Regulation 32Information required in danger messages
Regulation 33Distress Situations: Obligations and Procedures
Regulation 34Safe Navigation and Avoidance of Dangerous Situations
Regulation 35Misuse of Distress Signals
Regulation 36Basic Principles to be Observed in Keeping Navigational and Engineering Watches
Chapter VICARRIAGE OF CARGOES AND OIL FUELS [S 793/2010 wef 01/01/2011]
Part AGENERAL PROVISIONS
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Cargo Information
Regulation 3Oxygen Analysis and Gas Detection Equipment
Regulation 4The Use of Pesticides in Ships * * Reference is made to the IMO Recommendation on the Safe Use of Pesticides in Ships, as amended.
Regulation 5Stowage and Securing
Regulation 5-1Material Safety Data Sheets
Part BSPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR BULK CARGOES
Regulation 6Acceptability for Shipment
Regulation 7Loading, Unloading and Stowage of Solid Bulk Cargoes *
Part CCARRIAGE OF GRAIN
Regulation 8Definitions
Regulation 9Requirements for Cargo Ships carrying Grain
Chapter VIICARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS
Part ACARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS IN PACKAGED FORM
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Requirements for carriage of dangerous goods
Regulation 4Documents
Regulation 5Cargo Securing Manual
Regulation 6Reporting of Incidents involving Dangerous Goods
Part A-1CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS IN SOLID FORM IN BULK
Regulation 7Definition
Regulation 7-1Application*
Regulation 7-2Documents
Regulation 7-3Stowage and Segregation Requirements
Part BCONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF SHIPS CARRYING DANGEROUS LIQUID CHEMICALS IN BULK
Regulation 8Definitions
Regulation 9Application to Chemical Tankers
Regulation 10Requirements for Chemical Tankers
Part CCONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF SHIPS CARRYING LIQUEFIED GASES IN BULK
Regulation 11Definitions
Regulation 12Application to Gas Carriers
Regulation 13Requirements for Gas Carriers
Part DSPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CARRIAGE OF PACKAGED IRRADIATED NUCLEAR FUEL, PLUTONIUM AND HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTES ON BOARD SHIPS
Regulation 14Definitions
Regulation 15Application to ships carrying INF cargo
Regulation 16Requirements for ships carrying INF cargo
Chapter VIIINUCLEAR SHIPS
Regulation 1Application
Regulation 2Application of other Chapters
Regulation 3Exemptions
Regulation 4Approval of Reactor Installation
Regulation 5Suitability of Reactor Installation
Regulation 6Radiation Safety
Regulation 7Safety Assessment
Regulation 8Operating Manual
Regulation 9Surveys
Regulation 10Certificates
Regulation 11Special Control *
Regulation 12Casualties
Chapter IXMANAGEMENT FOR THE SAFE OPERATION OF SHIPS
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Safety Management Requirements
Regulation 4Certification
Regulation 5Maintenance of Conditions
Regulation 6Verification and Control
Chapter XSAFETY MEASURES FOR HIGH SPEED CRAFT
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Requirements for High Speed Craft
Chapter XI-1SPECIAL MEASURES TO ENHANCE MARITIME SAFETY [S 217/2004 wef 01/07/2004]
Regulation 1Authorisation of Authorised Organisations
Regulation 2Enhanced Surveys
Regulation 3Ship Identification Number
Regulation 3-1Company and Registered Owner Identification Number
Regulation 4Port State Control on Operational Requirements ** ** Refer to the Procedures for Control of Operational Requirements Related to the Safety of Ships and Pollution Prevention. Adopted by the Organisation by resolution A. 742 (18).
Regulation 5Continuous Synopsis Record
Regulation 6Additional Requirements for the Investigation of Marine Casualties and Incidents
Regulation 7Atmosphere Testing Instrument for Enclosed Spaces
Chapter XI-2SPECIAL MEASURES TO ENHANCE MARITIME SECURITY
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Obligations of Contracting State with respect to Security
Regulation 4Requirements for Company and Ship
Regulation 5Specific Responsibility of Company
Regulation 6Ship Security Alert System
Regulation 7Threats to Ship
Regulation 8Master’s Discretion for Ship Safety and Security
Regulation 9Control and Compliance Measures
Regulation 10Requirements for Port Facilities
Regulation 11Alternative Security Agreements
Regulation 12Equivalent Security Arrangements
Regulation 13Communication of Information
Chapter XIIADDITIONAL SAFETY MEASURES FOR BULK CARRIERS
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Implementation schedule
Regulation 4Damage Stability Requirements applicable to Bulk Carriers
Regulation 5Structural Strength of Bulk Carriers
Regulation 6Structural and Other Requirements for Bulk Carriers
Regulation 7Survey and Maintenance of Bulk Carriers
Regulation 8Information on Compliance with Requirements for Bulk Carriers
Regulation 9Requirements for Bulk Carriers not being capable of Complying with Regulation 4(c) due to the Design Configuration of their Cargo Holds
Regulation 10Solid Bulk Cargo Density Declaration
Regulation 11Loading Instrument
Regulation 12Hold, Ballast and Dry Space Water Ingress Alarms
Regulation 13Availability of Pumping Systems *
Regulation 14Restrictions from Sailing with any Hold Empty
Chapter XIII[ Deleted by S 669/2016 wef 01/01/2017 ]
Chapter XIVSAFETY MEASURES FOR SHIPS OPERATING IN POLAR WATERS
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2Application
Regulation 3Requirements for ships certified in accordance with chapter I
Regulation 3-1Requirements for fishing vessels of 24 metres in length overall and above, pleasure yachts of 300 gross tonnage and upwards not engaged in trade and cargo ships of 300 gross tonnage and upwards but below 500 gross tonnage
Regulation 4Alternative Design and Arrangement
Chapter XVSAFETY MEASURES FOR SHIPS CARRYING INDUSTRIAL PERSONNEL
Regulation 1Definitions
Regulation 2General
Regulation 3Application
Regulation 4Application of other chapters
Regulation 5Requirements
Chapter XVISAVING
Regulation 1The revoked Merchant Shipping (Safety Convention) Regulations 1981 (G.N. No. S 174/81) as in force immediately before 1 September 1984 cont...