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How are requests made for permission to work over the side ar aloft?
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An approriate check sheet is routed to the OOD/CDO requesting permissison.
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What type of safety harness is used by personnel working over the side or aloft?
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A parchute type safety harness with Dyna-Brake safety lanyard, working lanyard and tending line (as required) with double locking snap hooks.
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What is the maximum lenght of the lanyard when working over the side or aloft?
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Must not exceed six feet or the distance from the work to six feet above the deck, whichever is shorteter.
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What conditions require work to stop for personnel working over the side or aloft?
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When the ship begins to roll in excess of 10 degrees, or the ship begins to pitch in excess of six degrees, or wind speed is greater than 30 knots, and/or an ice storm/lighting threatens.
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Where is permission requested to work aloft or over the side when underway or when working near stacks or exhausts that are actively disharging gasses?
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From the commanding officer.
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What safety harness is requred for personnel going aloft where a climber safety rail is installed?
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A parachute type safety harness with a dyna-Brake safety lanyard, working lanyard, and climber safety device. (If a climber safety rail isn't installed, use a double lanyard configuration).
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What verbal announcement mut be made over the 1 MC prior to commencingwork aloft in the vicinity of the stack, and every 15 minutes thereafter?
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"DO NOT BLOW TUBES OR LIFT SAFETY VALVES WHILE PERSONNEL ARE WORKING ALOFT"
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How should safety nets be rigged for personnel working over the side while in dry dock?
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The nets must extend a minium of six feet on both sides under all access brows between the ship and the dock apron.
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