22.9 Personal Clothing
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22.9 Personal Clothing

  22.9.1 It is the responsibility of an owner/managing agent/skipper to advise that the following requirements for items of personal clothing should be met:

  • .1 Each person on board a vessel should have protective clothing appropriate to the prevailing air and sea temperatures.

  • .2 When a vessel is operating in waters of sea surface temperature of 10°C or less, each person on board should have either an approved immersion suit, a dry suit or other efficient garment to reduce the likelihood of hypothermia should the wearer enter the sea. Sea temperature data may be found in sources such as the Admiralty Pilot for a given sea area and period.

  • .3 Each person on board a vessel should have footwear having non-slip soles, to be worn on board.


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