17.2Precautions on Entering Dangerous Enclosed or Confined for code of safe working practices

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Code of Safe Working Practices forMerchant Seamen

Consolidated Edition, 2009

London: TSO

An executive agency o the Department or Transport, (DT)

© Crown Copyright 2008. Published or the Maritime and Coastguard Agency under licence rom the Controller o Her Majesty’s Stationery Ofce.Applications or reproduction should be made in writing to the Ofce or PublicSector Inormation, Inormation Policy Team, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU.e-mail licensing@opsi.gov.uk ISBN 978 0 11 553079 1Incorporating amendments 1 to 9.

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NUMBERING, REPLACEMENT AND CONTROL OF PAGES

The page numbering system contained within this Code follows the Quality Management System for Documentation procedures currently in use within the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.Each page is numbered on the inside bottom edge and contains:- the MCA identifier for this Code - i.e. MSCP01 the number of the chapter - e.g. Ch1 the revision status of that chapter and page e.g. - Rev1.01 the page number within the chapter e.g. - Page 2The first page of each chapter indicates the total number of pages within ite.g. - Page 1 of 12. This enables the user the check that all the pages within that chapter are intact. Where pages need to be added to or subtracted froma chapter, the first page of that chapter will also be revised to show the newnumber of pages within it.The page numbering in respect of page 1 of Chapter 4, for example, wouldbe:-MSCP01/Ch4/Rev1.01/Page 1 of 10 Where additional pages are added within the chapter, but the whole chapter is not replaced the new page will be numbered:- e.g. Page 3APages that do not carry any text carry the words:- “Blank Page”The Code contains an amendment sheet which provides the current revisionstatus of amendments, chapters and pages (an example appears below)against which the revision status may be checkedPage revisions are indicated by a change in the number

after

the decimalpoint:- e.g. Rev1.02, Rev1.03, etc., while chapter revisions are indicated by achange in the number

before

the decimal point:- e.g. Rev2.01, Rev3.01, etc.(page revision reverts to 01)