5 Record keeping
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5 Record keeping

 All ship asbestos management documents should be stored in permanent files. In addition, for crew members engaged in asbestos-related work there may be national regulations that require employers to retain medical records, health records and personal air sampling records for each crew member, and provision should be made to comply with such regulations.

Parent topic: Annex 1 - Maintenance and Monitoring Programme
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