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2012 Ocean Ranger Guidebook 3-7-12 Figure 12- X-ray development wastes Job Aid Item: 3.2.j Text: Human Factors. Master and crew were familiar with essential shipboard Haz Mat handling procedures. Personal protective equipment available, functioning and in place (ILO 134). Sanitation, from a health standpoint, being maintained (ILO 147). 33 CFR 151.63 (b) Background: In addition to having plans and procedures for handling waste, cruise ship crews that handle waste must be familiar with those plans and with the safety measures contained in those plans. What to check for: Check that crew understand procedures, and know where they are and who to contact if they have questions. Check for presence of safety equipment like eye protection, gloves, eye wash stations, etc. And general handling of the Hazmat materials. Figure 13- Chemical storage reference chart onboard 128
2012 Ocean Ranger Guidebook 3-7-12 Figure 14- Eyewash station near corrosive chemical storage Citations: See General Citations for this section. Job Aid Item: 3.2.k Text: Maintenance and repair conducted on equipment involved in Haz Mat handling IAW 33 CFR 151.63 (b(3)) Background: Equipment needs regular maintenance and repairs. Equipment not functioning well should not be used when handling potentially hazardous materials. What to check for: Check that equipment being used to store, transport, or process wastes are in working order. Citations: See General Citations for this section. Job Aid Item: 3.2.l Text: Incinerator ash is handled (landed ashore) IAW 33 CFR 151.67 if plastics present. Background: Plastics must not be disposed of to any waters. What to check for: Check that incinerator ash is landed ashore if it contains non-combusted plastic (clinkers). Citations: See General Citations for this section. 129
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