OMI - IMO749E - Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels - Part A: Safety & Health Practices for Skippers & Crews
search
  • googlemap
  • OMI - IMO749E - Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels - Part A: Safety & Health Practices for Skippers & Crews

IMO - 749E - Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels - Part A: Safety & Health Practices for Skippers & Crews

€39.60
Tax included
OMI
In English language
Estimated preparation time: 5 to 14 days

Official IMO safety code for fishermen and fishing vessels, Part A. Covers critical health and safety practices for skippers and crews, updated in 2005 for modern fishing operations.

IMO749E

Data sheet

What is the size?
paper medium
Picto
In English language

Specific References

UPC
400000002453
EAN13
4000000002963
New
Description détaillée

IMO Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels – Part A: Safety & Health Practices for Skippers & Crews

Publication in English
Printed version

Essential Safety Guidelines for the Fishing Industry

This comprehensive publication is the definitive reference for safety and health practices in the fishing industry, designed to protect skippers and crews operating in one of the world’s most hazardous professions. Developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), this code sets the global standard for safe working conditions on fishing vessels. It addresses critical risks faced by fishermen, from vessel stability and emergency procedures to occupational health and personal protective equipment, ensuring compliance with international maritime safety regulations.

Tailored for Industry Professionals and Regulatory Authorities

This publication is an indispensable resource for maritime authorities, training institutions, fishing vessel owners, and crew representative organizations. It provides structured guidance on implementing safety protocols, conducting risk assessments, and fostering a culture of prevention at sea. The 2005 edition reflects the latest advancements in fishing vessel design and operational practices, incorporating feedback from industry experts and regulatory bodies to enhance its relevance and applicability. Whether used for training programs, policy development, or onboard reference, this code equips stakeholders with the tools to reduce accidents, improve working conditions, and ensure compliance with international safety standards.

Practical and Actionable Safety Solutions

Part A of the *Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels* focuses on practical measures that can be directly applied by skippers and crews. It covers essential topics such as safe navigation, emergency response, first aid, and the proper use of safety equipment, offering clear, step-by-step instructions to mitigate risks. The publication also emphasizes the importance of crew training, vessel maintenance, and communication protocols, making it a vital tool for fostering a proactive safety mindset. By adhering to these guidelines, fishing operations can significantly reduce workplace injuries, fatalities, and vessel losses, while aligning with global maritime safety frameworks.

Trusted by the Global Maritime Community

Endorsed by the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC), this code is recognized as a cornerstone of fishing vessel safety worldwide. Its adoption by regulatory authorities and industry leaders underscores its credibility and effectiveness in addressing the unique challenges of the fishing sector. Available in a durable printed format, this publication is designed for easy reference in demanding maritime environments, ensuring that critical safety information is always accessible when it matters most.

Elevate Safety Standards with the IMO’s Official Code for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels
The *Code of Safety for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels – Part A: Safety & Health Practices for Skippers & Crews* is the authoritative guide for ensuring the well-being of fishing industry professionals. Published in 2005 and endorsed by the IMO, FAO, and ILO, this code provides a robust framework for mitigating risks in one of the most dangerous occupations at sea. With a focus on practical, actionable measures, it equips skippers, crews, and maritime authorities with the knowledge to prevent accidents, enhance operational safety, and comply with international regulations. Weighing 1.8 kg, this printed edition is designed for durability and ease of use in challenging maritime environments.

Comprehensive Coverage for High-Risk Maritime Operations
This publication addresses the full spectrum of safety and health challenges faced by fishing crews, from vessel stability and emergency drills to occupational hazards and personal protective equipment (PPE). It includes detailed guidelines on safe navigation, fire prevention, first aid, and crew training, ensuring that all aspects of onboard safety are covered. The 2005 edition reflects the latest advancements in fishing vessel design and operational practices, making it a relevant and up-to-date resource for industry professionals. Whether used for training, policy development, or onboard reference, this code is an essential tool for reducing workplace injuries and fatalities in the fishing sector.

Designed for Regulatory Compliance and Industry Best Practices
Developed in collaboration with global maritime organizations, this code is recognized as the gold standard for fishing vessel safety. It is widely adopted by regulatory authorities, training institutions, and fishing vessel owners to ensure compliance with international safety standards. The publication’s structured approach makes it easy to integrate into existing safety programs, while its clear, concise language ensures accessibility for all stakeholders. By implementing the practices outlined in this code, fishing operations can enhance their safety culture, reduce operational risks, and align with global maritime safety frameworks.

This printed publication is available in English and features a durable, high-quality format designed for use in demanding maritime environments. Weighing 1.8 kg, it is easy to handle and store, making it ideal for onboard reference or training purposes. The 2006 edition reflects the latest updates approved by the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee, ensuring compliance with current industry standards.

With a legacy of setting global maritime standards, the publisher of this code is a leading authority in maritime safety and regulatory compliance. Renowned for its expertise in developing guidelines that protect lives at sea, the organization collaborates with international bodies to ensure its publications reflect the latest advancements in maritime safety and operational best practices.

  • This publication offers unparalleled value for the fishing industry by providing a comprehensive, internationally recognized framework for safety and health practices. Its practical guidelines are tailored to the unique challenges of fishing operations, ensuring that skippers and crews have the tools to mitigate risks and enhance workplace safety. Endorsed by global maritime authorities, it serves as a trusted resource for regulatory compliance, training programs, and onboard safety protocols, making it an indispensable asset for any fishing operation committed to protecting its workforce.
What is the focus of Part A of this safety code?

Part A covers safety and health practices specifically designed for skippers and crews, including guidelines for safe operations and workplace health on fishing vessels.

Is this publication available in languages other than English?

No, this edition is published exclusively in English.

What organizations approved this safety code?

The code was approved by the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) in 2004, and by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 2005.

Can this publication be accessed digitally?

Yes, a digital version is available, but it is locked and requires the free IMO e-reader for access.

What updates were included in this revised edition?

The revision incorporates recent advancements in fishing vessel design and fishing operations to enhance safety standards.

Who is the primary audience for this publication?

It is intended for competent authorities, training institutions, fishing vessel owners, crew representative organizations, and NGOs involved in safety and crew training.

What is the weight of the printed version?

The printed version weighs 1.8 kg.

Loading...