1 Watch over the ship and the cargo
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1 Watch over the ship and the cargo

 It is the duty of every Master to take care of the cargo and take precautionary measures for the complete safety of the ship, as well as that of the activities carried out on board by the crew or other persons employed on board. All crew members should co-operate in the vigilance, in their own interests, communicating any suspicious activity to the Officer of the Watch.

Parent topic: Appendix 7 - Decalogue of Safety
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