DS DS/EN 1914 Inland navigation vessels - Work boats, ship's boats and lifeboats

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Title
Inland navigation vessels - Work boats, ship's boats and lifeboats

Skibe til indre vandveje - Arbejdsbåde, transportbåde og redningsbåde

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
Feb 20, 2009

Scope:

This European Standard applies to boats according to Annex II of Directive 2006/87/EC that are used on inland navigation vessels as work boats, ship's boats and lifeboats. It also applies to boats that are used on inland waterways - as life-saving vessels if no special life-saving equipment is specified for the area of use, or - for the transport of a limited number of persons or relatively small working loads in the construction site area and over comparatively short distances. This standard does not apply to recreational craft according to Directive 94/25/EC.

Keywords:

BOATS

DEFINITION

DEFINITIONS

EQUIPMENT

INFLATABLE

INLAND NAVIGATION

INLAND SHIPS

INLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORT

LIFEBOATS

LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES

MARKING

PNEUMATIC BOATS

SAFETY ENGINEERING

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

SALVAGE

SHIPBUILDING

SHIPS

SPECIFICATION (APPROVAL)

TESTING

VEHICLES

VESSELS

WATER CARRIAGE

WORKING BOAT

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