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Draft Rule Part 32: Seafarer certification - Maritime New Zealand

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<strong>Part</strong> <strong>32</strong>: <strong>Seafarer</strong> Certification<br />

<strong>32</strong>.23 Knowledge of English<br />

Where this subpart requires an applicant to pass an examination or a final examination, the<br />

applicant must satisfy the examiner or the person conducting the examination (as applicable)<br />

that he or she is able to converse, read and write in the English language sufficiently well to<br />

perform the duties required of a holder of the relevant certificate or endorsement for which<br />

the candidate is to be examined or tested.<br />

<strong>32</strong>.24 Term of certificates and endorsements<br />

(1) A certificate may be issued for a period not exceeding 5 years from the date of issue but may<br />

be issued for a shorter period if the Director considers it appropriate in the interests of<br />

maritime safety.<br />

(2) An endorsement expires on whichever is the sooner of:<br />

(a) the date the certificate expires (as extended in accordance with any revalidation); or<br />

(b) an earlier date indicated on the certificate.<br />

Certificates of proficiency<br />

<strong>32</strong>.25 Qualified deck crew<br />

(1) This is a certificate of proficiency.<br />

(2) The eligibility requirements relating to Qualified deck crew (QDC) are the provision of proof<br />

of the matters set out in column 3 of the following table that correspond to an item in column<br />

2:<br />

Requirement for proof that the applicant:<br />

(a) Age is at least 16 years of age.<br />

(b) Prior <strong>certification</strong> none<br />

(c) Core competencies has demonstrated, at a support level, the following<br />

core competencies by an accepted means of<br />

demonstrating competence under rule <strong>32</strong>.180 or an<br />

equivalent:<br />

(a) safe operation of the ship<br />

(b) health and safety of all persons aboard the<br />

ship<br />

(c) safety of the ship in emergency situations<br />

(d) safe navigation of the ship.<br />

(d) Final examination has passed any final examinations that the Director<br />

may require, or equivalents.<br />

(e) Sae service has completed approved sea service involving, at a<br />

minimum, completion of an approved task book<br />

while on board a commercial or military ship.<br />

(f)<br />

Ancillary competencies and<br />

ancillary certificates<br />

has demonstrated the following ancillary<br />

competencies:<br />

(a) fire prevention and fire-fighting:<br />

(b) introductory life-saving appliances.<br />

(g)<br />

Medical and eyesight<br />

requirements<br />

holds the following ancillary certificates:<br />

(a) restricted radiotelephone operator's certificate:<br />

(b) a first aid certificate.<br />

meets the applicable requirements of <strong>Part</strong> 34.<br />

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