[Code of Federal Regulations] [Title 46, Volume 4] [Revised as of October 1, 2006] From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access [CITE: 46CFR134.180] [Page 486-496] TITLE 46_SHIPPING (This book contains parts 90 to 139) CHAPTER I--COAST GUARD, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (CONTINUED) PART 134_ADDED PROVISIONS FOR LIFTBOATS--Table of Contents Sec. 134.180 Piping for fire-main suction. (a) Except as provided by paragraph (b) of this section, suction lines must comply with Sec. 132.110 of this subchapter. (b) Suction lines that extend below the main deck outside the hull plating and that supply the fire pump with the liftboat in the elevated mode must be metallic, unless they comply with Sec. 56.60-25(c) of this chapter for vital fresh-water and salt-water service, except that they may be of unlimited length. PARTS 135-139 [RESERVED] [[Page 487]] INDEX SUBCHAPTER L_OFFSHORE SUPPLY VESSELS Editorial Note: This listing is provided for informational purposed only. It is compiled and kept current by the U.S. Coast Guard, Department of Homeland Security. This index is updated as of October 1, 2006. Part, subpart, or section A Abandon-ship training and drills 131.530 Accommodation, definition 125.160 Added provisions for liftboats Part 134 Added requirements for fixed independent and portable tanks 132.370 Additional equipment and requirements for Offshore Supply Vessels/ OSVs 133.07 Alternative midperiod examination 126.530 Anchors and chains 130.240 Alarm for fixed gaseous fire extinguishing system 131.815 Alternative standards 129.120 Anniversary date, definition 125.160 Anti-exposure suit, definition 125.160 Apparatus, and inflated rescue boats 131.580 Applicability 125.100, 129.110, 130.400, 134.100, 174.005 Applicability to OSVs of less than 100 gross tons 175.115 Approval series, definition 125.160 Approved, definition 125.160 Approved work vests of unicellular plastic foam 131.710 Automation of unattended machinery spaces Part 130 Subpart D B Basic safety 129.220 Batteries-general 129.350 Battery categories 129.353 Large.........................................................129.353(a) Small.........................................................129.353(b) Battery installations 129.356 Large.........................................................129.356(a) Small.........................................................129.356(b) Bilge systems 128.440 Branch circuits for lighting on OSVs of 100 gross tons or more 129.420 Branch lines of fire extinguishing system 131.820 Bulkhead deck, definition 125.160 C Cable and wiring 129.340 Carriage of flammable or combustible liquid cargoes in bulk 125.110 Carriage of noxious liquid substances in bulk 125.120 Carriage of offshore workers 126.170 Carriage of passengers 126.180 [[Page 488]] Carriage of packaged hazardous materials 125.130 Carriage of portable and semiportable fire extinguishers Table 132.220 Certificate of Inspection/COI Part 126 Subpart B Certificate of proficiency 131.410 Charts and nautical publications 130.330 Class II vital systems-materials 128.210 Class II non-vital systems-materials and pressure design 128.220 Classification 132.210 Coast Guard District Commander/District Commander, definition 125.160 Combustible liquid, definition 125.160 Compass 130.340 Commandant, definition 125.160 Commanding Officer Marine Safety Center, definition 125.160 Communications 133.60 Distress flares................................................133.60(b) Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon/EPIRB alternative...133.60(d) EPIRB and Search and Rescue Transponder/SART...................133.60(a) Onboard communications and alarm systems.......................133.60(c) Communications system 130.440 Compliance with provisions of COI 131.925 Controls 130.420 Controls of fire extinguishing system 131.825 Construction and arrangements Part 127 Construction and arrangement of quarters for crew members and accommodations for offshore workers 127.280 Construction of windows, visibility, and operability of coverings Part 127 Subpart D Crane, definition 125.160 Cranes 126.130 Crew, definition 125.160 D Deadweight, definition 125.160 Definition of terms used: 125.160 Accommodations...............................................127.260-280 Anti-exposure suit...............................................125.160 Approval series..................................................125.160 Approved.........................................................131.710 Bulkhead deck...........................................174.190, 174.210 Coast Guard District Commander/District Commander................125.160 Coastwise...............................................131.510, 131.620 Combustible liquid.................125.110, 129.520, 132.120(j), 132.320 Commandant.......................................................125.160 Commanding Officer Marine Safety Center..........................125.160 Crane...................................................126.130, 126.430 Crew................................127.280, 131.310, Part 131 Subpart D Deadweight.......................................................125.160 Embarkation ladder...............................................133.110 Embarkation station..............................................133.160 Flammable liquid.................................................125.160 Float-free launching...........................125.160, 133.105, 133.130 Gas-free.........................................................125.160 Hazardous material...............................................125.130 Immersion suit...................................................131.875 Inflated appliance...............................................125.160 International voyage.............................................125.160 Jacking system...................................................134.150 [[Page 489]] Launching appliance or launching arrangement.....................133.145 Length...........................................................125.160 Lifejacket......................................131.580, 131.875, 133.70 Liftboat........................................................Part 134 Marine evacuation system.........................................125.160 Marine inspector.................................................125.160 Muster station...................................................133.110 Novel lifesaving appliance or arrangement......................133.40-45 Noxious Liquid Substance/NLS.....................................125.120 Ocean............................................................125.160 Officer in Charge Marine Inspection/OCMI.........................125.160 Offshore Supply Vessel/OSV.......................................125.160 Offshore worker.......................126.170, 127.280, 133.135, 133.140 Quarters.........................................................127.280 Rescue boat..................131.580, 131.855, 133.135, 133.140, 133.160 Restricted service...............................................125.160 Seagoing condition...............................................125.160 Survival craft..............Part 131 Subpart D, 133.105-110, 133.150-153 Description 126.220 Design, installation, and maintenance 129.200 Design of equipment for cooking and heating 130.220 Design requirements for specific systems Part 128 Subpart D Display of license 131.955 Display of plans 131.945 Display of stability letter 131.930 Distribution panels and switchboards 129.330 Draft and loadline markings 131.510 Drafts 131.220 Dry-docking 126.140 Dual-voltage generators 129.326 E Electrical installations Part 129 Electrical systems Part 129 Subpart E Electronic position-fixing device 130.320 Embarkation: Ladder, definition...............................................125.160 Station, definition..............................................125.160 Emergency instructions 131.330, 133.80 Emergency instructions.........................................133.80(b) General........................................................133.80(a) Emergency lighting 129.440, 131.840 Emergency lighting and power 131.525 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) 131.890, 133.60 Engine-order telegraphs on OSVs of 100 gross tons or more 129.560 Entries in official logbooks 131.630 Equipment and systems 128.110 Equipment grounding 129.370 Equipment installed although not required 132.340 Equivalents 125.170, 133.09 Evaluation, testing and approval of lifesaving appliances and arrangements 133.40 Exemptions 133.20 Exhaust systems 128.320 Existing offshore supply vessel 125.160 [[Page 490]] F Fire alarms 130.470 Fire axes 132.360 Fire dampers 131.899 Fire-extinguishing equipment 126.450 Firefighting equipment 131.590 Firefighting training and drills 131.535 Fire hoses and axes 131.880 Fire hose stations 131.830 Fire main Part 132 Subpart A Fire monitors 132.330 Fire-Protection Equipment Part 132 Fire pumps 132.120 Fire stations 132.130 Fixed fire extinguishing systems for paint lockers 132.310 Flammable liquid, definition 125.160 Float-free launching, definition 125.160 Freeboard markings 134.160 Fuel 128.310 G Gas-free, definition 125.160 General Part 125, Part 126 Subpart A, 127.100, Part 128 Subpart A, 129.100, 130.410, 131.800, 132.100, Part 133 Subpart A General alarm 129.530 General alarm bell 131.810 General alarm bell, switch 131.805 General fire protection 127.220 General provisions for electrical installations Part 129 Subpart A General requirements Part 129 Subpart B Generators and motors 129.320 Grid-cooler installations 128.430 Guards in dangerous places 127.330 H Hatches and other openings 131.520 Hazardous areas 129.520 Hazardous material, definition 125.160 Helicopter landing decks 132.320 How to obtain or renew 126.230 Hulls 131.210 Hydraulic or pneumatic power and control materials and pressure design 128.240 I Immersion suit, definition 125.160 Incorporation by reference 125.180 Inflatable appliance, defintion 125.160 Inflatable liferafts and inflatable buoyant apparatus 131.865 Inflated appliance, definition 125.160 Initial inspection 134.110 Inspection after accident 126.110 Inspection and certification Part 126 Inspection for Certification Part 126 Subpart D, 134.120 Inspector not limited 126.100 [[Page 491]] Installation 132.220 Instructions for shift of steering gear 131.845 International voyage, definition 125.160 J Jacking system, definition 125.160 K Keel-cooler installations 128.420 L Launching appliance or launching arrangement, definition 125.160 Launching stations 133.120 Length, definition 125.160 Level of manning 131.920 Lifeboats and rescue boats 131.855 Lifeboat winches 129.510 Life floats and buoyant apparatus 131.870 Lifejacket, definition 125.160 Lifejackets, immersion suits, and ring life buoys 131.875 Lifesaving equipment 126.440, Part 133 Lifesaving systems 125.150, Part 133 Liftboat: Definition.......................................................125.160 Jacking systems..................................................134.150 Lighting fixtures 129.410 Lighting systems Part 129 Subpart D Line-throwing appliance 133.170 Additional equipment..........................................133.170(c) General.......................................................133.170(a) Initial inspection................................................133.45 Stowage.......................................................133.170(b) Liquid mud systems 128.450 List of crew members and offshore workers 131.310 Loadlines 125.140 Loadlines and decklines 131.230 Location of accommodations and pilot house 127.270 Logs Part 131 Subpart F Logbooks and records 131.610 Lookouts and watches 131.980 M Machinery alarms 130.450 Main and auxiliary machinery Part 128 Subpart C Maintenance 131.545 Maintenance of falls 131.550 Major conversion, definition 125.160 Manning and supervision 131.420 Marine engineering: equipment and systems Part 128 Marine-engineering systems 126.470 Marine evacuation system: Arrangements..................................................133.145(a) Definition.......................................................125.160 Launching arrangements...........................................133.145 Stowage.......................................................133.145(b) Stowage of associated liferafts...............................133.145(c) [[Page 492]] Marine inspector, definition 125.160 Marine sanitation device 131.940 Markings for fire equipment and emergency equipment Part 131 Subpart H Markings on vessels Part 131 Subpart B Materials and pressure design Part 128 Subpart B Matters that must be logged 131.620 Means of escape 127.240 Minimum number of ring lifebuoys Table 133.70 Miscellaneous Part 131 Subpart I, Part 132 Subpart C Miscellaneous equipment and systems Part 130 Subpart B Monthly tests and inspections 131.565 Multiple generators 129.323 Muster station, definition 125.160 N Navigational equipment Part 130 Subpart C Navigational lighting 129.430 New construction 134.130 New offshore supply vessel, definition 125.160 Notice and records 131.110 Notice of casualty and records of voyage Part 131 Subpart A Notices to mariners and aids to navigation 131.910 Novel lifesaving appliance, definition 125.160 Noxious liquid substance/NLS, definition 125.160 O Ocean, definition 125.160 Officer in Charge Marine Inspection/OCMI, definition 125.160 Offshore supply vessel/OSV: Definition.......................................................125.160 Offshore worker, definition 125.160 Operability of window coverings 127.440 Operating instructions 133.90 Operating manual 134.170 Operational readiness 131.540 Operations Part 131 Overcurrent protection 129.380 P Particular construction and arrangements Part 127 Subpart B Penetrations of hulls and watertight bulkheads: materials and pressure and design 128.230 Periodic sanitary inspections 131.515 Periodic servicing of hydrostatic-release units 131.585 Period of validity 126.250 Permit to proceed to another port for repairs 126.120 Personal lifesaving appliances 133.70 Immersion suits or anti-exposure suits.........................133.70(c) Lifebuoys......................................................133.70(a) Lifejacket, immersion suit, and anti-exposure suit containers 133.70(d) Lifejackets....................................................133.70(b) Persons allowed in pilothouse and on navigational bridge 131.915 Pilothouse control 130.430 Piping 132.110 Piping for fire-main suction 134.180 Placard on lifesaving signals and helicopter recovery 131.950 [[Page 493]] Placement of machinery alarms 130.460 Plan approval Part 127 Subpart A, 128.120 Plans 126.330 Plans and specifications required for new construction 127.110 Automation....................................................127.110(f) Electrical engineering........................................127.110(e) General.......................................................127.110(a) Hull structure................................................127.110(b) Marine engineering............................................127.110(d) Subdivision and stability.....................................127.110(c) Portable and semiportable fire extinguishers Part 132 Subpart B Portable fire extinguishers 131.835 Portable lighting 129.450 Posting 126.240 Power for cooking and heating 129.550 Power sources 129.310 Power sources and distribution systems Part 129 Subpart C Power sources for OSVs of 100 gross tons or more 129.315 Preparations for emergencies Part 131 Subpart C Prerequisite to re-issuance of COI 126.410 Prevention of oil pollution 131.935 Procedure for submittal of plans 127.120 Propulsion control 130.120 Protection from refrigerants 130.230 Protection from wet and corrosive environments 129.210 Q Quarterly inspections 131.570 Quarters, definition 125.160 R Radar 130.310 Radio installations 129.395 Radiotelegraph and radiotelephone 130.210 Rails and guards Part 127 Subpart C Recommended placard for emergency instructions 131.340 Fire..........................................................131.340(c) ``Man overboard''.............................................131.340(b) Rough weather at sea, crossing of hazardous bars, or flooding 131.340(a) Re-inspection Part 126 Subpart E Relationship to international standards 133.03 Remote stopping systems 131.896 Remote stopping-systems on OSVs of 100 gross tons or more 129.540 Repairs and alterations 126.150 Rescue boat embarkation, launching and recovery arrangements 133.160 Rescue boat: Definition 125.160, 133.135 Responsibilities of licensed or certificated individuals 131.360 Restricted service,definition 125.160 Right of appeal 125.190 Rigid liferafts 131.860 Rudder orders 131.850 S Safety-glazing materials 127.410 Safety orientation for offshore workers 131.320 Scope 126.430 [[Page 494]] Seagoing condition, definition 125.160 Search and Rescue Transponder (SART) 131.890, 133.60 Searchlights 131.975 Semiconductor-rectifier systems 129.360 Servicing of inflatable liferafts, inflatable lifejackets, inflatable buoyant apparatus, and inflated rescue boats 131.580 Shipboard inspections 131.740 Shipboard stowage 131.730 Ship's service refrigeration systems 128.410 Shore power 129.390 Sounding of whistle 131.965 Spare charges 132.230 Spare parts and repair equipment 131.555 Specific tests and inspections 126.350 Station bill 131.350 Statutory penalties 131.905 Steering gear, whistle, and means of communication 131.505 Steering on OSVs of less than 100 gross tons 130.130 Steering on OSVs of 100 gross tons or more 130.140 Storm rails 127.320 Stowage of rescue boats 133.140 Stowage of semiportable fire extinguishers 132.240 Stowage of survival craft 133.130 Additional lifefloat stowage..................................133.130(c) Additional liferaft stowage...................................133.130(b) General.......................................................133.130(a) Strength 127.420 Structural standards 127.210, 134.140 Subdivision and stability 127.230 Sufficiency and supervision of crew of survival craft Part 131 Subpart D Survival craft: Definition 125.160, 133.105 Survival craft and rescue boat equipment 133.175 Survival craft equipment Table 133.175 Survival craft launching and recovery arrangements: General 133.150 Using falls and a winch..........................................133.153 Survival craft muster and embarkation arrangements 133.110 System grounding 129.375 T Tables: Carriage of portable and semiportable fire extinguishers...Table 132.220 Minimum number of ring lifebuoys............................Table 133.70 Survival craft equipment...................................Table 133.175 Tests of semiportable and fixed fire-extinguishing systems.........Table 132.350 Typical portable and semiportable fire extinguishers.......Table 132.210 Tanks for dry bulk cargo 126.460 Temporary certificate 126.260 Tests and inspections of fire-extinguishing equipment 132.350 Tests and inspections of lifesaving equipment and arrangements 133.45 Initial inspection.............................................133.45(a) Other inspections..............................................133.45(c) Reinspections..................................................133.45(b) Tests, drills, and inspections Part 131 Subpart E Test procedure and operations manual 130.480 Tests and inspections during repairs or alterations, or during riveting, welding, burning, or other hot work 126.160 Tests of semiportable and fixed fire-extinguishing systems Table 132.350 [[Page 495]] Typical portable and semiportable fire extinguishers Table 132.210 U Unauthorized lighting 131.970 Underwater survey, definition 125.160 Use 131.720 Use of auto-pilot 131.960 V Ventilation for accommodations 127.260 Ventilation for enclosed spaces 127.250 Verification of compliance with applicable stability requirements 131.513 Vessel control Part 130 Subpart A Vessel control, and various equipment and systems Part 130 Vital systems 128.130 [[Page 496]] W Watertight doors and watertight hatches 131.893 Weekly tests and inspections 131.560 When made 126.420, 126.510 When required 126.210 Where rails required 127.310 Work vests Part 131 Subpart G Y Yearly inspections and repair 131.575