GSO ISO 15516:2014

ISO 15516:2006
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 25 December 2014

Ships and marine technology -- Launching appliances for davit-launched lifeboats

GSO ISO 15516:2014 Files

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GSO ISO 15516:2014 Scope

This International Standard specifies the requirements of performances, design, construction, safety, maintenance and test of launching appliances for davit-launched lifeboats. This International Standard is applicable to launching appliances for davit-launched lifeboats as well as launching appliances for davit-launched rescue boats on every kind of sea-going ship, including launching appliances for fast rescue boats on ro-ro passenger ships, but is not applicable to launching appliances for free-fall lifeboats. This International Standard is also a reference for similar appliances on inland ships. NOTE Every provision in this standard, unless expressly stated otherwise, is also applicable to launching appliances for davit-launched rescue boats.

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