Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Abstract -- Preface -- Chapter 1 General Provisions -- 1.1 Purpose and scope -- 1.2 Definitions -- 1.3 Measurements -- 1.4 Maintenance and surveys -- 1.5 Equivalents -- Chapter 2 Construction, watertight integrity and equipment -- Part 1 General -- 2.1 Purpose and scope -- 2.2 Construction, material and structure -- 2.3 Inlets and discharges -- Part 2 Undecked Vessels -- 2.4 Drainage of partial decks -- 2.5 Securing of heavy items -- 2.6 Anchoring and mooring equipment -- Part 3 Decked Vessels -- 2.7 Construction -- 2.8 Hull integrity -- 2.9 Weathertight doors -- 2.10 Hatchways -- 2.11 Machinery space openings -- 2.12 Other deck openings -- 2.13 Ventilators -- 2.14 Air pipes -- 2.15 Sounding devices -- 2.16 Windows and skylights for decked vessels of design categories A and B -- 2.17 Freeing ports -- 2.18 Anchoring and mooring equipment -- 2.19 Working spaces within an enclosed superstructure -- 2.20 Tanks for fish in refrigerated seawater (RSW) or chilled seawater (CSW) -- 2.21 Drainage of partial decks -- 2.22 Securing of heavy items -- Chapter 3 Stability and associated seaworthiness -- 3.1 General -- 3.2 Stability criteria for decked vessels of all design categories -- 3.3 Alternative stability criteria for decked vessels of all design categories -- 3.4 Stability criteria for undecked vessels -- 3.5 Summary table of stability criteria for decked and undecked vessels -- 3.6 Flooding of fish-holds for vessels of design categories A and B -- 3.7 Particular fishing methods -- 3.8 Operating conditions for vessels of design categories Aand B -- 3.9 Ice accretion -- 3.10 Inclining test for decked vessels -- 3.11 Built-in buoyancy for undecked vessels -- 3.12 Stability information -- 3.13 Portable fish-hold divisions -- 3.14 Bow height -- 3.15 Maximum permissible operating draught.

Chapter 4 Machinery and electrical installations -- Part 1 Machinery -- 4.1 General -- 4.2 Propulsion machinery and stern gear -- 4.3 Shaft and propeller -- 4.4 Engine starting -- 4.5 Controls and instruments -- 4.6 Steering gear -- 4.7 Pumping and piping systems -- 4.8 Ventilation of the engine room -- Part 2 Electrical installations -- 4.9 Main source of electrical supply -- 4.10 Emergency source of electrical power -- 4.11 Precautions against shock, fire and other hazards of electrical origin -- 4.12 Electrical systems -- 4.13 Earthing and bonding -- 4.14 Lighting systems -- 4.15 Electric motors -- 4.16 Lightning conductors -- 4.17 Anodes -- 4.18 Equivalency -- Chapter 5 Fire protection and fire fighting -- Part 1 General -- 5.1 Structure -- 5.2 Maintenance of fire-fighting appliances -- 5.3 Heating installations -- 5.4 Storage of gas cylinders -- 5.5 Requirements for fire-fighting appliances -- 5.6 Miscellaneous items -- Part 2 Undecked vessels -- 5.7 Number of fire-fighting appliances -- Part 3 Decked vessels -- 5.8 Number of fire-fighting appliances -- 5.9 Fire-fighting appliances for machinery spaces -- 5.10 Ventilation systems -- Chapter 6 Protection of the crew -- 6.1 General protective measures -- 6.2 Deck openings and doors -- 6.3 Bulwarks, rails and guards -- 6.4 Stairways and ladders -- 6.6 Cooking facilities -- 6.5 Safe access -- 6.7 Deck machinery, tackle and lifting gear -- 6.8 Lighting in working spaces and areas -- 6.9 Ventilation in working spaces -- 6.10 Medical services -- 6.11 Miscellaneous -- Chapter 7 Life-saving appliances -- Part 1 General -- 7.1 Definitions -- 7.2 Evaluation, testing and approval of life-saving appliances and arrangements -- 7.3 Production tests -- Part 2 Vessel requirements -- 7.4 Number and types of survival craft -- 7.5 Availability and stowage of survival craft.

7.6 Lifejackets and personal flotation devices -- 7.7 Immersion suits -- 7.8 Lifebuoys -- 7.9 Distress signals -- 7.10 Retro-reflective materials on life-saving appliances -- 7.11 Miscellaneous -- 7.12 Recommendations to competent authorities -- Chapter 8 Emergency procedures and safety training -- 8.1 Emergency instructions -- 8.2 Abandon ship training -- 8.3 Training in emergency procedures -- Chapter 9 Radio communications -- Part 1 General -- 9.1 Application -- 9.2 Definitions -- 9.3 Watches -- 9.4 Sources of energy -- 9.5 Performance standards -- 9.6 Maintenance requirements -- 9.7 Radio personnel -- 9.8 Alternative arrangements -- 9.9 Equipment requirement overview based on design categoryand area of operation -- Part 2 Requirements for vessels of design categories A and B -- 9.10 Radio installations and equipment for vessels of design categories A and B -- 9.11 Radio equipment - Sea area A1 or sea areas within the coverage of a VHF coast station operating on a 24 hours aday, 7 days a week basis -- 9.12 Radio equipment - Sea areas A1 and A2 or sea areas withinthe coverage of an MF coast station providing a continuous watch on 2182 kHz as well as a continuously operating VHF station -- 9.13 Radio equipment - Sea areas outside the coverage of a VHF coast station operating on a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week basis and an MF coast station providing a continuous watch on 2 182 kHz as well as a continuously operating VHF station -- 9.14 Watches -- 9.15 Position-updating -- Part 3 Requirements for vessels of design categories C and D -- 9.16 Radio installations and equipment for vessels of design categories C and D -- Chapter 10 Navigational equipment -- 10.1 Navigational equipment -- 10.2 Nautical instruments and publications -- 10.3 Signalling equipment -- 10.4 Navigating bridge visibility -- 10.5 Navigation lights -- Chapter 11 Crew accommodation.

11.1 General -- 11.2 Lighting, heating and ventilation -- 11.3 Sleeping spaces -- 11.4 Eating spaces and cooking facilities -- 11.5 Sanitary facilities -- 11.6 Water facilities -- Chapter 12 Manning, training and competence -- 12.1 Manning and rest -- 12.2 Certification of skippers -- 12.3 Skippers' standard of competence -- 12.4 Skipper and other crew training -- Annex I Illustration of terms used in the definitions -- Annex II Recommended construction standards for wooden fishing vessels -- Part 1 General -- 1 Scope -- 2 Design categories -- 3 Construction standards -- 4 Construction standard for wooden vessels of all design categories -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Timber -- 4.3 Planking -- 4.4 Frames -- 4.5 Keel and other components -- 4.6 Deck -- 4.7 Fastenings -- 4.8 Timber treatment -- Part 2 Recommended construction standards for wooden vessels of design categories A and B -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction -- Part 3 Recommended construction standards for wooden vessels of design category C -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction -- 2.1 Planking -- 2.2 Frames -- 2.3 Keel -- 2.4 Stem -- 2.5 Transom -- 2.6 Stringers -- 2.7 Deck -- 2.8 Fastenings -- 2.9 Tables of dimensions and scantlings -- Part 4 Boatbuilding timbers of the world(grouped according to EN 338 strength class system) -- Annex III Recommended construction standards for GRP fishing vessels -- Part 1 General -- 1 Scope -- 2 Design categories -- 3 Construction standards -- 4 Construction standards for GRP vessels of all design categories -- 4.1 Materials -- 4.2 Workshop practice -- 4.3 Laminate lay-up -- 4.4 Hull construction -- 4.5 Deck construction -- Part 2 Recommended construction standards for GRP vessels of design categories A and B -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction -- Part 3 Recommended construction standards for GRP vessels of design category C -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction.

2.1 Hull and deck -- 2.2 Stiffeners -- Annex IV Recommended construction standardsfor steel fishing vessels -- Part 1 General -- 1 Scope -- 2 Design categories -- 3 Construction standards -- 4 Construction standards for steel vessels of all design categories -- 4.1 Materials -- 4.2 Alignment of materials -- 4.3 Welding -- 4.4 Detailed construction -- 4.5 Inspection and testing -- Part 2 Recommended construction standards for steel vessels of design categories A and B -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction -- Part 3 Recommended construction standards for steel vessels of design category C -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Scantlings -- Annex V Recommended construction standardsfor aluminium fishing vessels -- Part 1 General -- 1 Scope -- 2 Design categories -- 3 Construction standards -- 4 Construction standards for aluminium vessels of all design categories -- 4.1 General -- 4.2 Materials -- 4.3 Shaping of materials -- 4.4 Welding -- 4.5 Manufacturing premises -- Part 2 Recommended construction standards for aluminium vessels of design categories A and B -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Construction -- Part 3 Recommended construction standards for aluminium vessels of design category C -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Scantlings -- Annex VI Recommended standards for anchoring and mooring equipment -- 1 Anchoring equipment for vessels in design categories A and B -- 2 Anchoring equipment for vessels in design category C -- 3 Anchoring equipment for vessels in design category D -- 4 Mooring equipment -- Annex VII Guidance on the structural strength of hatch covers -- 1 General -- 2 Plating -- 3 Stiffeners -- Annex VIII Guidance on the dimensions of freeing ports -- Annex IX An approximate determination of small vessels' stability by means of a rolling period test* -- Test procedure -- Determination of whether the initial stability is sufficient -- Limitations to the use of this method.

Annex X Recommended practice on portable fish‑hold divisions.