7.1.1 Information regarding the safe use of the ship with respect to the oil
recovery and subsequent operations is to be prepared.
7.1.2 The Operating Manual is, in general, to contain information regarding
procedures for:
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establishing and maintaining a safe atmosphere in any space(s) liable
to become hazardous during oil recovery and subsequent operations;
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isolation, where necessary, of electrical equipment in zones or spaces
considered hazardous during oil recovery and subsequent operations, and in spaces
described in Pt 7, Ch 5, 7.1 General 7.1.2 prior to carrying out, or on failure of,
the measures required to establish and maintain a safe atmosphere;
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fire-fighting;
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gas measurements;
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recovery and storage of oil;
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ballasting;
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transfer of recovered oil;
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tank cleaning;
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gas freeing; and
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contacts in the event of an emergency.
7.1.3 For assignment of the notation Oil Recovery (F.P. >60°C), the operating manual is
to provide information regarding procedures to monitor and record the flash point of the
recovered oil. The procedures are to include guidance for stopping oil recovery
operations if the flash point of the recovered oil is 60°C or lower.