NAPVO Releases Safety Manual
The release of the National Association of Passenger Vessel Owners' (NAPVO) Safety and Training Program Manual has been announced by Coe Sherrard, NAPVO's president.
"This document serves as a comprehensive manual to train crew members about the safe operation of small passenger vessels. It was developed by the Safety and Training Committee, with the assistance of Marsh and McLennan and should be a valuable addition to any company's training program, Mr. Sherrard said.
The program addresses such topics as development of a safety policy statement, safety inspections, employee hazard recognition, incident reporting, ship personnel responsibilities, and operations. The manual was designed to help establish a basic set of operating and training guidelines for deckhands, captains, restaurant and entertainment personnel and may be used to develop a formal written company training program.
Copies of the manual have been provided free to all NAPVO members.
Additional copies may be ordered at a cost of $10 each. To order, contact Marsh and McLennan, 10 South Broadway, St. Louis, Mo.
63102 (Attn: Janie Mueller).
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- FISH EXPO '89 October 18-21, Seattle, Washington page: 12
- The Cost Of Lubricating Trunk Piston Engines page: 16
- IMODCO To Provide Petrobras With World's Deepest CALM Terminals page: 17
- EURO PORTt '89 page: 18
- Wartsila Diesel's Vasa 32 Sets A New Record: Passes The 1,000 Engine Milestone page: 20
- Marotta Scientific Controls Wins Aegis Shipbuilding Excellence Award page: 21
- William IN. Johnston, Former Head Of ABS page: 22
- McDermott Completes Deepest Pipelines In U.S. Waters page: 22
- Magnavox Multi-Channel Satcom For QE 2 page: 23
- Gladsky Marine Offers Large Crane Vessel For Lift Operations page: 24
- Hatch & Kirk Offers New Engine Parts For Older Diesels page: 24
- Gunter Waehling Named Henschel Vice President page: 25
- OSI Affiliated Companies Assume Management Of 2 U.S. Tug/Barge Vessels page: 25
- AT&T Radiotelephone Service Helps You Keep In Touch On The High Seas page: 26
- Jumbo Hopper Barge Launched By Jeffboat Is First Built Since Reopening For Construction page: 27
- COMPETITIVE YUGOSLAV SHIPYARDS AMONG THE WORLD'S LEADERS page: 28
- Consolidated Switchgear Established From Old 'Con-Select' Organization page: 31
- NAPVO Releases Safety Manual page: 32
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- $61,4-Million Contract Awarded Maersk Line By Military Sealift Command page: 33
- N e w Labor Agreement At MIL-Davie To Increase Shipyard Efficiency page: 36
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- Third In New Series Of Navigational Satellites Launched Into Orbit page: 39
- Deck Machinery And Cargo-Handling Equipment page: 42
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- Furuno Introduces New Radar Lines—Opens East Coast Distribution Center page: 49
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