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1、 GUIDE FOR PASSENGER COMFORT ON SHIPS SEPTEMBER 2014 Guide to Color Coding Used in Online Version of the Guide The following summarizes the colors corresponding to Rule Changes, Corrigenda items and editorial changes in the Guide files which are available for download. Rule Changes: Changes effectiv

2、e 1 September 2014 Corrigenda: Editorials: Editorial Changes Guide for Compliance with the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 Title 3 Requirements GUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS SEPTEMBER 2014 American Bureau of Shipping Incorporated by Act

3、of Legislature of the State of New York 1862 Copyright 2014 American Bureau of Shipping ABS Plaza 16855 Northchase Drive Houston, TX 77060 USA ii ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 Foreword Foreword The International Labour Organization (

4、ILO) is the United Nations (UN) specialized agency that seeks the promotion of social justice and internationally recognized human and labor rights. The ILO provides legal instruments aimed at protecting and improving working conditions, including those of seafarers. The ILO has produced the Maritim

5、e Labour Convention (MLC), 2006 which was adopted during the 94thSession of the ILO on February 23, 2006. The Regulations and the Code are organized into general areas under five Titles: Title 1: Minimum requirements for seafarers to work on a ship Title 2: Conditions of employment Title 3: Accommod

6、ation, recreational facilities, food and catering Title 4: Health protection, medical care, welfare, and social security protection Title 5: Compliance and enforcement Title 3, Regulation 3.1 addresses vessel design issues related to quality of life at sea, including the physical design of seafarer

7、accommodation areas and the characteristics of the ambient environment (e.g., whole-body vibration, noise, indoor climatic variables, and lighting) which seafarers are exposed to during rest and recreation. Guidance for complying with the Title 3, Regulation 3.1 requirements are provided in this Gui

8、de. This Guide is based on the MLC objective requirements and ABS interpretation of the intent of the Part A requirements and on what ABS considers satisfactory compliance with the Part A subjective requirements. Note: Additional or different criteria imposed by individual Flag Administrations may a

9、lso be applicable. As a result, adherence to the criteria in this Guide does not guarantee acceptance by any flag Administration that has ratified the ILO MLC, 2006 as prima facie evidence of compliance with the MLCs Title 3, Regulation 3.1 requirements. This Guide, originally published in May 2009,

10、 has undergone significant revision including requirements from the revised International Maritime Organization (IMO) Code on Noise (Resolution MSC.337(91) Code on Noise Levels on Board Ships) and input from industry (i.e., Owners, designers, and construction yards). This Guide provides the assessme

11、nt criteria and measurement methodology for obtaining an ABS Maritime Labor Convention (MLC) Accommodation (ACCOM) related notation (MLC-ACCOM, MLC-ACCOM(SPS), and MLC-ACCOM(WB). This Guide provides criteria for three categories of vessels seeking an MLC-ACCOM notation: MLC-ACCOM for vessels complyi

12、ng with the criteria contained in this Guide relating to Regulation 3.1 of the ILO MLC MLC-ACCOM(SPS) for special purpose vessels obtaining the ABS SPS notation MLC-ACCOM(WB) for non-SPS vessels (e.g., offshore/platform support vessels, tow boats, anchor handling vessels, etc.). For vessels requesti

13、ng the MLC-ACCOM notation, the vessel must meet all the appropriate criteria across the various categories contained in this Guide. For the MLC-ACCOM(SPS) notation, vessels must be awarded (or in the process of being awarded) the ABS Classification Notation of SPS and meet all the appropriate criter

14、ia in this Guide considering the allowances permitted for special purpose ships as provided in the ILO MLC. These allowances have been included in Appendix 3. The MLC-ACCOM(WB) notation applies to non-SPS vessels (e.g., offshore/platform support vessels, tow boats, anchor handling vessels, etc.) wan

15、ting to demonstrate compliance with the ILO MLC with consideration given to specific flag State ILO MLC guidance, as applicable. ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 iii Enhanced levels of accommodation area and ambient environmental criter

16、ia intended to improve seafarer habitability, safety, and comfort can be found in the following: ABS Guide for Crew Habitability on Ships ABS Guide for Crew Habitability on Offshore Installations ABS Guide for Crew Habitability on Workboats ABS Guide for Crew Habitability on Mobile Offshore Drilling

17、 Units General guidance for complying with Titles 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 is provided in a separate document titled the ABS Guidance Notes on the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. The ABS Guidance Notes on the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 is intended to assist vessel Owners and Operators in und

18、erstanding the requirements of the MLC and provide relevant examples for addressing these requirements within a companys management system. This Guide becomes effective on the first day of the month of publication. Users are advised to check periodically on the ABS website www.eagle.org to verify th

19、at this version of this Guide is the most current. We welcome your feedback. Comments or suggestions can be sent electronically by email to rsdeagle.org. iv ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 Table of Contents GUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH TH

20、E ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS CONTENTS SECTION 1 General 1 1 Introduction . 1 2 Application . 1 3 Scope 1 4 Terminology 2 5 Associated Documentation . 2 6 Notations . 2 7 Data and Plans to be Submitted . 3 7.1 General 3 7.2 Accommodation Areas . 3 7.3 Ambient Environmen

21、t 3 8 Process for Obtaining a Notation 4 8.1 Accommodation Areas . 4 8.2 Ambient Environment 4 8.3 Results . 4 9 Initial Requirements 5 10 Surveys after Construction 6 10.1 Annual Surveys . 6 10.2 Special Periodical Surveys 6 10.3 Requirements for Vessel Alterations 7 11 Alternatives . 7 11.1 Genera

22、l 7 11.2 National Regulations 8 11.3 Departures from Criteria 8 FIGURE 1 Process for Obtaining an MLC-ACCOM, MLC-ACCOM(SPS), or MLC-ACCOM(WB) Notation . 5 SECTION 2 Accommodation Areas 9 1 Background . 9 2 Scope 9 3 Terminology 9 4 Associated Documentation . 10 ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO M

23、ARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 v 5 Criteria . 10 6 Accommodation Area Documentation 10 6.1 Data Requirements . 10 7 Submittal Review and Verification 10 8 Results 10 SECTION 3 Whole-body Vibration 11 1 Background . 11 2 Scope 11 3 Terminology 12 4 Associated Documentation

24、 . 13 5 Criteria . 13 6 Test Plan . 14 6.1 Documentation 14 6.2 Test Personnel 14 6.3 Test Conditions . 14 6.4 Measurement Locations 14 6.5 Data Acquisition and Instruments 14 6.6 Data Analysis 15 6.7 Test Schedule . 15 7 Test Requirements 15 7.1 General 15 7.2 Data Acquisition and Instruments 15 7.

25、3 Test Conditions . 17 7.4 Measurement Locations 17 8 Test Report . 19 8.1 Test Details . 19 8.2 Transducer Measurement Positions 19 8.3 Measurement Equipment Details 19 8.4 Results 19 8.5 Deviations 20 8.6 Surveyor Witnessing Documentation 20 9 Results 20 TABLE 1 Maximum Weighted Root-Mean-Square A

26、cceleration Level 13 TABLE 2 Distribution of Transducer Positions within Spaces 18 FIGURE 1 Measurement Axes . 14 FIGURE 2 Process for the Measurement and Analysis of Whole-body Vibration 16 SECTION 4 Noise . 21 1 Background . 21 2 Scope 21 3 Terminology 22 vi ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MA

27、RITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 4 Associated Documentation . 22 5 Criteria . 23 5.1 Equivalent Continuous A-weighted Sound Pressure Level 23 5.2 Acoustic Insulation . 23 6 Test Plan . 24 6.1 Documentation 24 6.2 Test Personnel 24 6.3 Test Conditions 24 6.4 Measurement Locat

28、ions 24 6.5 Data Acquisition and Instruments 24 6.6 Data Analysis . 24 6.7 Test Schedule 24 7 Test Requirements 24 7.1 General 24 7.2 Data Acquisition and Instruments 24 7.3 Test Conditions 25 7.4 Measurement Locations 25 7.5 Measurement Procedures and Recorded Results . 26 8 Test Report . 27 8.1 Te

29、st Details 27 8.2 Measurement Equipment Details . 27 8.3 Results . 27 8.4 Deviations 27 8.5 Surveyor Witnessing Documentation . 28 9 Results 28 TABLE 1 Noise Criteria 23 SECTION 5 Indoor Climate 29 1 Background . 29 2 Scope 29 3 Terminology 30 4 Associated Documentation . 31 5 Criteria . 31 5.1 Air

30、Temperature . 31 5.2 Relative Humidity . 31 5.3 Air Velocity . 31 5.4 Air Exchange Rate . 31 5.5 Summary . 32 6 Test Plan . 32 6.1 Documentation 32 6.2 Test Personnel 32 6.3 Test Conditions 32 6.4 Measurement Locations 32 6.5 Data Acquisition and Instruments 32 6.6 Data Analysis . 33 6.7 Test Schedu

31、le 33 ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 vii 7 Test Requirements 33 7.1 General 33 7.2 Data Acquisition and Instruments 33 7.3 Test Conditions . 33 7.4 Measurement Locations 34 8 Test Report . 35 8.1 Test Details . 35 8.2 Transducer Measu

32、rement Positions 35 8.3 Measurement Equipment Details 35 8.4 Results 35 8.5 Deviations 36 8.6 Surveyor Witnessing Documentation 36 9 Results 36 TABLE 1 Summary of Indoor Climate Requirements . 32 SECTION 6 Lighting . 37 1 Background . 37 2 Scope 37 3 Terminology 38 4 Associated Documentation . 38 5

33、Criteria . 38 5.1 General and Task Lighting 39 6 Test Plan . 39 6.1 Documentation 40 6.2 Test Personnel 40 6.3 Test Conditions . 40 6.4 Measurement Locations 40 6.5 Data Acquisition and Instruments 40 6.6 Data Analysis 40 6.7 Test Schedule . 40 7 Test Requirements 40 7.1 General 40 7.2 Data Acquisit

34、ion and Instruments 40 7.3 Test Conditions . 41 7.4 Measurement Locations 41 8 Test Report . 43 8.1 Test Details . 43 8.2 Measurement Positions . 43 8.3 Measurement Equipment Details 43 8.4 Results 43 8.5 Deviations 44 8.6 Surveyor Witnessing Documentation 44 9 Results 44 TABLE 1 Lighting Criteria .

35、 39 TABLE 2 Distribution of Measurement Positions within Spaces 42 viii ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 APPENDIX 1 References 45 1 General References 45 2 Accommodation Area References 45 3 Whole-body Vibrations References 46 4 Noise R

36、eferences . 46 5 Indoor Climate References . 46 6 Lighting References 47 APPENDIX 2 Procedural Requirements for ABS Recognized Ambient Environmental Testing Specialists . 48 1 Terminology 48 2 Objective . 48 3 Application . 48 4 Procedure for Approval and Certification 49 4.1 Documentation Requireme

37、nts . 49 4.2 General Requirements . 49 4.3 Auditing of the Testing Specialist . 50 4.4 Certification 50 4.5 Quality Assurance System . 50 4.6 Testing Specialist Relations with the Test Equipment Manufacturer . 51 5 Certificate of Approval . 51 5.1 Renewal . 51 6 Alterations . 51 7 Cancellation of Ap

38、proval . 51 8 Detailed Requirements by Ambient Environmental Aspect 52 8.1 Whole-body Vibration 52 8.2 Noise . 53 8.3 Indoor Climate . 54 8.4 Lighting 55 APPENDIX 3 Accommodation Area Criteria . 56 Accommodation Area Criteria General . 56 Accommodation Area Criteria General . 57 Accommodation Area C

39、riteria Cabins . 58 Accommodation Area Criteria Food Service . 61 Accommodation Area Criteria Sanitary Spaces 62 Accommodation Area Criteria Recreation 64 Accommodation Area Criteria Laundry . 65 APPENDIX 4 Acronyms and Abbreviations 66 APPENDIX 5 Associated Documentation . 68 ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANC

40、E WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 1 Section 1: General SECTION 1 General 1 Introduction Accommodation standards are a measure of the acceptability of seafarer accommodation areas for living and working. The ABS Guide for Compliance with the ILO Maritime Labou

41、r Convention, 2006 Title 3 Requirements has been developed to assist vessel Owners and Operators in understanding and fulfilling the Maritime Labour Conventions (MLC) Title 3, “Accommodation, Recreational Facilities, Food and Catering” requirements. This Guide is intended for use by vessel Owners or

42、 companies requesting the optional notation of MLC-ACCOM, MLC-ACCOM(SPS), or MLC-ACCOM(WB). The criteria provided in this Guide have been extracted from Regulation 3.1 of the MLC and derived from human factors, ergonomics, and safety practices and principles, as well as currently available research

43、data and standards. These criteria establish levels of safety and health consistent with the intent of the MLC. The criteria are based on the MLC objective requirements and ABS interpretation of the intent of the Part A requirements and on what ABS considers satisfactory compliance with the Part A r

44、equirements of the MLC Regulation 3.1. 2 Application Except where otherwise stated, the ILO Maritime Labour Convention applies to any vessel engaged in international voyages or flying the flag of a member state and operating from a port, or between ports, in another country. It defines international

45、 voyage as a voyage from a country to a port outside such a country. The Convention does not apply to vessels engaged in fishing or in similar pursuits, vessels which navigate exclusively in inland waters or waters within, or closely adjacent to, sheltered waters or areas where port regulations appl

46、y; and vessels of traditional build such as dhows and junks. The Convention does not apply to warships or naval auxiliaries. In the event of doubt as to whether this Convention applies to a vessel or particular category of vessels, the question shall be determined by the competent authority in each

47、ILO Member State after consultation with the vessel Owners and the seafarers organizations concerned. Article II, paragraphs 4 and 5 3 Scope This Guide focuses on five (5) aspects of vessel design and layout that can be controlled, measured, and assessed. These five (5) aspects are broken into two (

48、2) categories in this Guide: accommodation area design and characteristics of the ambient environment. Accommodation area criteria pertain to dimensional and outfitting aspects of spaces where seafarers, eat, sleep, recreate, and perform routine daily activities. The ambient environmental aspects pe

49、rtain to the environment that seafarers are exposed to during periods of leisure and rest. Specifically, this Guide provides criteria, and measurement methodologies for the following: i) Whole-body Vibration ii) Noise iii) Indoor Climate iv) Lighting Section 1 General 2 ABSGUIDE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE ILO MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION, 2006 TITLE 3 REQUIREMENTS .2014 The criteria associated with the MLC-ACCOM, the MLC-ACCOM(SPS), and the MLC-ACCOM(WB) notations is applicable only to accommodation spaces where seafarers sleep, rest, dine