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    This document lists drawings and documents required for an MCA survey of a vessel, including: 1. General arrangement drawings, crew accommodation drawings, escape arrangements drawings, and other technical drawings. 2. Documents regarding stability, such as a stability booklet approved by the Administration and curves of maximum steady heel angle. 3. Certificates required for initial surveys and new-building commercial vessels, such as an International Load Line Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Certificates, and others. 4. A list of seven approved classification societies.

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    This document lists drawings and documents required for an MCA survey of a vessel, including: 1. General arrangement drawings, crew accommodation drawings, escape arrangements drawings, and other technical drawings. 2. Documents regarding stability, such as a stability booklet approved by the Administration and curves of maximum steady heel angle. 3. Certificates required for initial surveys and new-building commercial vessels, such as an International Load Line Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Certificates, and others. 4. A list of seven approved classification societies.

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    This document lists drawings and documents required for an MCA survey of a vessel, including: 1. General arrangement drawings, crew accommodation drawings, escape arrangements drawings, and other technical drawings. 2. Documents regarding stability, such as a stability booklet approved by the Administration and curves of maximum steady heel angle. 3. Certificates required for initial surveys and new-building commercial vessels, such as an International Load Line Certificate, Cargo Ship Safety Certificates, and others. 4. A list of seven approved classification societies.

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    DRAWINGS & DOCUMENTS LIST FOR

    MCA SURVEY

    DRAWINGS
    1. General arrangement.
    2. Crew accommodation - detailed arrangement
    3. Escape arrangements.
    4. Emergency lighting arrangement.
    5. Fresh water diagrammatic.
    6. Black & grey water systems.
    7. Accommodation ladder and passerelle arrangement.
    8. Arrangements for over-side working (if provided)
    9. Passenger lift details (if provided).
    10. Fire control plan.
    11. Fire detection system.
    12. Fire pumps and fire main arrangement.
    13. Engine room fixed fire extinguishing system.
    14. Sprinkler system for accommodation (if provided).
    15. Structural fire protection arrangements, including cable & pipe penetrations and
    ventilation arrangements
    16. Petrol and flammable gas stowage arrangements (if provided).
    17. Fuel oil diagrammatic drawing.
    18. Bilge pumping and dirty oil diagrammatic drawings, including oily water separator.
    19. Emergency power supplies, including those for navigation lights, battery charging
    and general alarm.
    20. Battery stowage details.
    21. Life-saving appliances arrangement - details of rescue boat & davit; life rafts;
    lifejackets; immersion suits; lifebuoys; pyrotechnics; EPIRB; SARTs; portable vhf
    radios.
    22. Navigational equipment - details of magnetic & gyro compasses; echo sounder;
    radar; GPS; speed log; ECDIS; AIS; LRIT; ship’s whistle.
    23. Radio specification & arrangements.
    24. Navigation light arrangement.
    25. Stability submission - intact and damage.
    26. Capacity plan.
    27. Hull lines plan.
    28. Watertight bulkheads arrangement, including details of penetrations.
    DOCUMENTS
    11.5 Stability Documents

    11.5.1 A vessel should be provided with a stability information booklet for the Master, that is to
    be approved by the Administration.

    11.5.4 Sailing vessels should have, readily available, a copy of the ‘Curves of Maximum Steady
    Heel Angle to Prevent Downflooding in Squalls’, or in the case of a multihull, the values of
    maximum advised mean apparent wind speed, for the reference of the watch keeper. This
    should be a direct copy taken from that contained in the approved stability booklet.

    11.5.5 The overall sail area and spar weights and dimensions should be as documented in the
    vessel’s stability information booklet. Any rigging modifications that increase the overall sail
    area, or the weight/dimensions of the rig aloft, must be accompanied by an approved updating
    of the stability information booklet.

    11.5.6 For Short Range Yachts, where the damage stability has not been assessed, the
    following note should be added to the approved stability booklet; "This vessel has not been
    assessed for damage stability, and therefore might not remain afloat in the event of damage or
    flooding."

    28.2 Initial Survey (including new-building commercial vessels)

    Vessels are required to be issued with the following certificates, as appropriate.

    1. International Load Line Certificate (all vessels).


    2. Certificate of Compliance (all vessels) – this certificate is to cover all aspects of the Code
    for which a separate certificate is not required.
    3. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate (vessels of 500GT and over).
    4. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate (vessels of 500GT and over).
    5. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate (vessels of 300GT and over).
    6. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (vessels of 400GT and over).
    7. International Tonnage Certificate (all vessels).
    8. Safe Manning Document (vessels of 500GT and over).
    9. Safety Management Certificate (SMC) (vessels of 500GT and over).
    10. International Ship Security Certificate (ISSC) (vessels of 500GT and over).
    11. International Sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate (vessels of 400GTand over, or
    carrying more than 15 persons).
    12. International Air Pollution Prevention Certificate (vessels of 400GT and over). Vessels
    under 400 GT each engine having power output greater than 130kW Engine International
    Air Pollution Prevention Certificate.
    13. Antifouling System Certificate of Compliance (vessels of 400GT and over) (vessels less
    than 400GT require a declaration on AFS).
    14. Maritime Labour Certificate and Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance (Vessels over
    500 GT, Declaration recommended for vessels under 500 GT)

    Annex 1, 4.3.1 Approved Classification Societies

    • American Bureau of Shipping


    • Bureau Veritas
    • Det Norske Veritas
    • Germanischer Lloyd
    • Lloyds Register
    • Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
    • Registro Italiano Navale

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