Cantiere Del Pardo Grand Soleil 46.3', Руководство пользователя

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Foreword
Grand Soleil 46.3'
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- oily waters or mixtures (such as bilge water);
- black and/or white waters from W.C. or sinks;
- oils (fuels, additives and lubricants);
- chemical products labeled as “toxic” (battery acids, paints,
thinners etc. including their containers);
- spray products containing C.F.C. gas;
- batteries;
- expired distress flares;
- expired pharmaceutical products;
- products containing lead or asbestos;
- etc.
Remember that, according to the EEC laws, until the above products
will not be handled to the proper collectors, you will be consider as
holder and as such you can be persecuted in case of abusive dumping.
If within the harbour area are not available the specific trash bins, the
competent authority is always the Harbour Master.
Main accident-prevention rules
Although the majority of the following recommendation has been
widely mentioned in the individual items of this booklet, it will be
useful to remind some general rules.
• First of all it is most important to check that all the compulsory
safety equipments have a visible label proving that the item is an
approved type and still valid. These equipments include:
- all the emergency floating devices (life jackets, life rings with
floating lights, life rafts, etc.);
- distress signals (flares, EPIRB and/or Locat, VHF, SSB etc.);
- fire extinguishers (both fixed than movable in adequate number,
clearly indicated and of easy access).
- approved first aid kit and chemistry products still valid.
Suggestions
• Make sure that all the safety equipments (life rafts, life jackets,
etc.) are always clear are ready for use;
• Do not leave hatches and lockers wide open as they can be
dangerous pitfalls;
• Check carefully that all the handles, railings, deck walk-ways,
hatch tops an steps are strong, in good conditions and free from
any greasy substance that could make them slippery.