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Posted By Paul Keeping
I would be grateful for any leads as to legislation/codes of practice/guidance around noise/vibration levels for those who are not "at work", but have finished their shift and are trying to sleep on board ship. Are there any guidelines in this situation.
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Paul Keeping
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Posted By Ged
Paul,
Try the Maritime and Coastguard Agency
they are the legislators for maritime
affairs, there may well be something in
one of their Marine Guidence Notes.
regards
Ged
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Posted By Paul Keeping
Ged
Thanks for the lead, I will follow up.
regards
Paul
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Posted By Ian Waldram
American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)published 'Guidance Notes on the Application of Ergonomics to marine Systems' in 1998, currently being revised, this includes some data on vibration limits - but mainly relating to work areas.
There is UK guidance on noise/vibration levels for offshore installations which covers all areas and includes floating installations (sorry, don't have a reference to hand, but available via HSE or UKOOA).
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