Introduce Towing Vessel NCOE Discuss Marine Chemist and CG interaction Relate towing vessels to other vessel classes Summarize International code

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1 TVNCOE 1

2 Introduce Towing Vessel NCOE Discuss Marine Chemist and CG interaction Relate towing vessels to other vessel classes Summarize International code changes & impacts Summarize Subchapter M impacts Review CG shipyard oversight program 2

3 46 CFR Subchapters D, H, I, M 33 CFR Part 126 MSM, Vol I & Vol II 29 CFR 1915 SOLAS 1974 NFPA 306, 51B 3

4 504 Broadway Paducah, KY Phone: (270)

5 Within days drive of 92% of towing vessel fleet

6 Training Assist with the development and implementation of Inspected Towing Vessel surge course at CG Training Center Yorktown (TCY), VA Assist CG HQ and TCY in future development of Policy aid in the regulation of towing vessels. Expertise Conduct UTV vessel examinations Assist in towing vessel casualty investigations Provide experienced guidance in the resolution of unique inspection issues Liaison Assist industry in communicating with and understanding CG operations Assist CG in understanding operational concerns and norms of industry Conduct both CG and industry site visits

7 CDR Andrew Bender Supervisor Marine Inspector Investigator Dave Phillips USCG Retired Inspector Investigator RCP Auditor Mike Kelly USCG Retired Marine Inspector Investigator School Chief Steven Douglass Industry Master, 200 NC Chief Engineer, Unltd LCDR Charles Mellor Asst. Supervisor Investigator CWO Mark Belt Marine Inspector Investigator 30+ years

8 notifications: Safety information Regulatory updates New Guidance Web site updates etc. Information of interest to: Owners/operators of Coast Guard regulated towing vessels Coast Guard members who conduct towing vessel examinations and inspections Free service Easy to signup

9 Confined Space Testing & Certification ü 29 CFR 1915 ü NFPA 306/51B ü MSM Vol I, Chap 10 Training ü Confined space safety ü Reading certificates Advisory ü Confined space practices 9

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15 2010 Amendments (Manila Convention) A-VI/ ; A-VI/ : Basic Training: Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities Able Seafarers: Awareness, initial response A-V/1-1-1: Training: Masters, Officers, Ratings on Oil and Chemical Tankers All with credential to conduct or oversee cargo ops Knowledge of gas freeing, testing, etc 15

16 September 2013 IMO Resolution A.1050(27) Ships operating internationally by signatory states Revised Recommendations for Entering Enclosed Spaces Aboard Ships. Risk assessment to identify all enclosed spaces on board the ship. 16

17 November 2014 Requires ships to carry an appropriate portable atmosphere testing instrument or instruments, capable of measuring concentrations of oxygen, flammable gases or vapors, hydrogen sulfide and carbon monoxide, prior to entry into enclosed spaces. 17

18 January 2015 Must address confined spaces on board vessel Must conduct confined space rescue drill at least once every other month Checking and use of PPE Checking and use of BA Checking and use of rescue equipment First aid/resuscitation techniques 18

19 Final Rule incorporated confined space testing and permitting from Subchapter I (Cargo Vessels) Added based on comments Provides coverage for Third Party Organizations Requirements spread throughout Subpart E Requirements for crews and for inspection preparation 19

20 (a) Master must ensure drills and instruction crewmembers capable of performing duties during emergencies includes abandoning vessel, recovering persons from water, responding to onboard fires, or responding to other threats to life 20

21 (a) Owner must identify and mitigate health and safety hazards to include (5) Confined space entry (b) Must implement other types of safety control measures before relying on PPE 21

22 All crewmembers must be provided with health and safety information and training that includes: (7) Confined space entry (b) as soon as practicable, but not later than 5 days after employment (d) Refresher training must be repeated annually 22

23 (a) Must be conducted iaw NFPA 306 (b) no alterations/repairs involving hotwork until inspection made for cargo tanks, fuel tanks, pipelines, heating coils, pumps, fittings, etc. (c)(1) Must be made by a marine chemist certificated by the NFPA (c)(2) if not available or not in US, gas free engineer/competent person may be authorized for vessel under certain parameters (d) present certificate and maintain condition 23

24 Requires formal training for marine inspectors Requires unit training for all hands annually Sets forth testing, entry, PPE requirements Establishes 29 CFR 1915 as CG policy Provides Safe Work Practices job aids 24

25 Evaluation of Shipyard Health and Safety Program with Respect to the Impact on Coast Guard Employee Health and Safety Records, response team, drills 25

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