Regulation 15 – Openings in the Shell Plating Below the Bulkhead Deck of Passenger Ships and the Freeboard Deck of Cargo Ships
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Regulation 15 – Openings in the Shell Plating Below the Bulkhead Deck of Passenger Ships and the Freeboard Deck of Cargo Ships

General – Steps in the bulkhead deck and freeboard deck

For the treatment of steps in the bulkhead deck of passenger ships see explanatory notes for regulation 13. For the treatment of steps in the freeboard deck of cargo ships see explanatory notes for regulation 13-1.

Parent topic: Part B - Guidance on Individual SOLAS Chapter II-1 Subdivision and Damage Stability Regulations
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