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US Coast Guard Circulars

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The US Coast Guard Circulars Collection holds digitized NVICs published from 1960 through 2000. A Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circular (NVIC) provides detailed guidance about the enforcement or compliance with certain Federal marine safety regulations and Coast Guard marine safety programs. The collection is searchable by NVIC number. Bookmark this collection: https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/collection_uscgcirculars or https://doi.org/10.21949/1530856.

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  • Classification of Vessels as SelfPropelled
  • Guidance For The Establishment And Development Of Harbor Safety Committees Under The Marine Transportation System Mts Initiative
  • Survival Equipment for Lifeboats and Liferafts
  • Global Maritime Distress and Safety System GMDSS and Emergency Position Indicating Radiobeacon EPIRB Equipment Requirements for Commercial Vessels
  • Recommended Standard for Double Hulls to be Fitted on New Tank Vessels or Retrofitted on Existing Tank Vessels With All Changes
  • Intact Stability of Towing and Fishing Vessels
  • Clarification Of The Application Of The International Convention On Standards Of Training Certification And Watchkeeping For Seafarers Stcw 1978 As Amended To Vessels Less Than 200 Gross Register Tons GRT
  • Procedures for Hull Inspection and Repair on Vessels Built of Riveted Construction
  • NVIC 800 Guidance Regarding Enforcement of the International Convention for Safe Containers CSC 1972 for Freight Containers With One Door Removed
  • The International Maritime Organization Standard Marine Communication Phrases
  • Unified Interpretation of the International Convention on the Load Lines 1986
  • Termination of Unsafe Operations Aboard Commercial Fishing Industry Vessels
  • Periodic Inspection and Testing of Fixed Halon Fire Fighting Equipment Aboard Merchant Vessels
  • MSD Certification
  • Use of Fire Detection Systems Which are Not Approved Under 46 CFR 161002
  • Automated Main and Auxiliary Machinery
  • Acceptance of Plan Review and Inspection Tasks Performed by the American Bureau of Shipping for New Construction or Major Modifications of US Flag Vessels CH2 to NVIC 1082
  • Elimination of Unsafe Condition on Board Tank Barges
  • ImpulseProjected Rocket Type LineThrowing Appliances
  • Stability Determination Capsizing Cases Involving Uninspected Vessels
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