Life Saving Equipment Regulations

110 (1) Subject to subsection (4), every ship shall have a life saving equipment plan that is approved by the Board as meeting the requirements of these Regulations, is drawn to scale and shows

• (a) the location, type and accommodation capacity of the survival craft carried on the ship, and the type of launching devices;

• (b) the location, type and quantity of emergency equipment;

• (c) the location of muster stations, their dimensions in square metres and the approach routes to the areas; and

• (d) the location of embarkation stations, their dimensions in square metres and the approach routes to the areas.

(2) A life saving equipment plan that is submitted to the Board shall be in quadruplicate.

(3) A life saving equipment plan for a passenger ship shall not be combined with any other plan required to be submitted under the Act.

(4) The life saving equipment plan of an existing ship need not meet the requirements of subsection (1) if it is the most recent life saving equipment plan for that ship and was approved by the Board before April 28, 1996.

(5) Every proposed change to any aspect of a life saving equipment plan that has been approved by the Board shall be shown on a revised plan and the revised plan shall be submitted to the Board.

(6) [Repealed, SOR/2001-179, s. 39]