Statutory Documents - MCA Publications - LY3 - The Large Commercial Yacht Code - 26 Manning and Personnel Certification - 26.1 Hours of Work - 26.1.10 Records
26.1.10 Records
The master or authorised person is responsible for ensuring that records of hours of rest are maintained for each of the crew serving on the vessel. The records should be completed monthly in arrears. Each record should be endorsed by the master or authorised person and the seafarer. A copy should be retained by the seafarer.
In an emergency, or when unforeseen events occur, changes may be unavoidable. In these cases records should reflect all deviations from the schedule.
All records should be kept for a minimum of 12 months and should be available for inspection by the flag Administration surveyors at any time. Checking the vessel's records may be carried out by the flag Administration as part of the normal routine of vessel inspection and will include a check that the appropriate schedules are available and records maintained.
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