OMI - 761F - FAO/OIT/OMI Directives facultatives pour la conception, la construction et l'équipement des navires de pêche de
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French edition of the FAO/ILO/IMO voluntary guidelines for small fishing vessels. Ensures safety and adaptability in design, construction, and equipment for vessels under 12 meters.
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- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- What is the size?
- paper medium
- Picto
- In French language
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- 400000006475
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- 4000000021896
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FAO/ILO/IMO Voluntary Guidelines for the Design, Construction, and Equipment of Small Fishing Vessels
Publication in FrenchPaperback edition
Comprehensive Safety Guidelines for Fishing Vessel Professionals
This essential publication provides a complete framework for the safe design, construction, and outfitting of small fishing vessels under 12 meters. Developed through a collaborative effort between leading maritime organizations, these voluntary guidelines represent the gold standard in fishing vessel safety. The document delivers practical, field-tested recommendations that help shipbuilders, naval architects, and fishing industry professionals create vessels optimized for safety, durability, and operational efficiency in challenging marine environments.
Internationally Recognized Maritime Standards
Approved in 2004-2005 by the relevant committees of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), and International Labour Organization (ILO), these guidelines reflect decades of collective expertise from global maritime safety authorities. The publication serves as a crucial reference for regulatory compliance and industry best practices, ensuring vessels meet internationally accepted safety benchmarks while remaining adaptable to local operational conditions and environmental factors.
Practical Solutions for Real-World Challenges
The guidelines address the unique safety challenges faced by small fishing vessels, offering tailored solutions for vessels with and without decks. The document emphasizes practical implementation, providing clear recommendations that can be adapted to various fishing methods, regional weather patterns, and operational requirements. From structural integrity to essential safety equipment, the publication covers all critical aspects of vessel design and construction to minimize risks at sea.
Versatile Application Across Vessel Categories
This comprehensive resource applies to multiple vessel categories, including: all fishing vessels regardless of size (Safety Code for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels, 2005), decked vessels under 12 meters, and vessels between 12-24 meters (Voluntary Guidelines for the Design, Construction, and Equipment of Small Fishing Vessels, 2005). The 2012 safety recommendations specifically target decked vessels under 12 meters and undecked vessels, making this publication an invaluable tool for professionals working across the entire spectrum of small fishing vessel design and construction.
Trusted Resource for Maritime Professionals
As an official IMO publication, this document carries the authority and credibility of the world's leading maritime organization. The French-language edition ensures accessibility for French-speaking maritime professionals worldwide, complementing the available English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian versions. Whether used for new vessel construction, safety inspections, or regulatory compliance, these guidelines provide the technical foundation needed to enhance safety standards across the global fishing industry.
Enhance fishing vessel safety with internationally recognized design standards
This official publication presents the FAO/ILO/IMO Voluntary Guidelines for the Design, Construction, and Equipment of Small Fishing Vessels, offering comprehensive safety recommendations for vessels under 12 meters. Developed through collaboration between three leading maritime organizations, these guidelines provide a robust framework for creating safer, more reliable fishing vessels adapted to local operating conditions. The paperback edition delivers authoritative guidance in French, making it accessible to French-speaking maritime professionals worldwide.
Field-tested recommendations for real-world applications
These voluntary guidelines translate decades of maritime safety expertise into practical, implementable solutions for shipbuilders, naval architects, and fishing industry professionals. The publication covers all critical aspects of vessel design, from structural integrity to essential safety equipment, with specific recommendations for different vessel categories. The guidelines emphasize adaptability to local weather conditions, sea states, and operational requirements, ensuring vessels can be optimized for their specific working environments while maintaining high safety standards.
Versatile reference for multiple vessel types
This comprehensive document serves as a single reference point for various fishing vessel categories, including: all fishing vessels (Safety Code for Fishermen and Fishing Vessels, 2005), decked vessels under 12 meters, vessels between 12-24 meters (Voluntary Guidelines, 2005), and specific recommendations for decked vessels under 12 meters and undecked vessels (2012 Safety Recommendations). Weighing 1.8 kg, this 2004-2005 approved edition remains current with modern safety practices and is also available in digital format with the free IMO reader.
This official publication provides comprehensive safety guidelines for small fishing vessels, available in a 1.8 kg paperback edition. The French-language version covers voluntary standards for vessel design, construction, and equipment, with specific applicability to vessels under 12 meters, 12-24 meters, and over 24 meters. Approved by IMO, FAO, and ILO committees in 2004-2005, the document is also available in English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian versions, and as a secured digital edition compatible with the free IMO reader.
The organization behind this publication is the world's leading authority on maritime safety and shipping standards. With consultative status at the United Nations, it develops and maintains a comprehensive regulatory framework for international shipping, covering safety, environmental concerns, legal matters, technical cooperation, and maritime security. Their publications are recognized as the definitive reference for maritime professionals worldwide, setting global standards for safe, secure, and efficient shipping on clean oceans.
- This essential publication offers internationally recognized safety standards for small fishing vessels, providing comprehensive guidelines that enhance vessel safety and regulatory compliance. The voluntary guidelines deliver practical, field-tested recommendations adaptable to local operating conditions, making them valuable for shipbuilders, naval architects, and fishing industry professionals. Available in multiple languages including French, the document serves as a versatile reference for various vessel categories, from undecked boats to vessels up to 24 meters, while maintaining the authority of an official IMO publication approved by FAO and ILO committees.
What is the weight of the printed version of these guidelines?
The printed version weighs 1.8 kg.
Are these guidelines applicable to all sizes of fishing vessels?
Part A applies to all fishing vessels, including non-decked and decked vessels under 12 meters. Part B applies to vessels 24 meters and longer. Voluntary guidelines cover decked vessels between 12 and 24 meters.
What languages are available for these guidelines?
The guidelines are available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, and Russian.
Is there a digital version of these guidelines?
Yes, a digital version is available and can be read using the free IMO e-reader.
What year were these guidelines last revised?
The guidelines were last revised and approved in 2004-2005 by the relevant committees.
Do these guidelines address local weather and sea conditions?
Yes, the guidelines emphasize adapting to local weather, sea, and specific operational conditions.
What safety recommendations are included for smaller fishing vessels?
Safety recommendations cover decked vessels under 12 meters and non-decked vessels, as outlined in the 2012 safety recommendations.
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