9.6.1 A combination carrier which has previously
carried crude oil or petroleum products having a flashpoint not exceeding
60ºC c.c. as a cargo, should be subject to Section 9 of these
Recommendations unless it can be proved that no liquid, solid or gaseous
residues of such cargo remain in any of the
ship’s
tanks,
holds, void spaces, cargo or ballast lines, pumps or pump-rooms.
9.6.2 When a combination carrier, referred to
in 9.6.1, is moored in a port terminal other than an oil terminal
and the
ship
is not gas-free:
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.1 the area 25 metres around the ship should be
regarded as a hazardous area where special precautions against fire
should be taken;
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.2 the tanks should be inerted;
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.3 a
ship
/shore safety
check list should be completed; and
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.4 the area should be watched by a special shore
safety guard in addition to the
ship
’s
deck watch.