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Oil in Water Content Monitors, Alarms for Pollution Control, Separators and Bilges.
More than 1400 units have been installed worldwide. The following is a list of some of their oil in water monitoring applications. Bilge water discharge monitoring. All ships over 400 gross tons are required by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to monitor bilge water discharges. Fuel oil storage tank area drain systems. Generally all hydro-carbon storage facilities. Storm water runoff ...
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Rideau Canal Waterway - Boating Rules and Regulations
All recreational boats powered by a motor 7.5 kW (10 HP) or greater, and under 15 gross tons (over 12 meters), must be licensed and the licence number must be clearly marked on both sides ... a plate stating the maximum load and kilowatts recommended for it. If your boat is more than 15 gross tons (a measure of volume), then it must be Registered (as opposed to Licensed). People with expensive boats ...
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Labelling
Tropical Pacific are required to be accompanied by documentation which certifies that an observer was on board the fishing vessel (400 gross tons and above only) during the entire trip and that purse-seine nets were not intentionally deployed during the trip to encircle marine mammals. Companies must permit EII monitors to observe fishing operations or carry out any ...
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ITOPF - About ITOPF - Membership & Funding
This represents virtually all the world's oil and chemical tank vessel tonnage engaged in ... reflects ITOPF's increasingly important role in responding to bunker spills from non-tankers. The total gross tonnage owned or operated by ITOPF's Associates currently stands at 433 million GT. The ...
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ITOPF - Spill Compensation - National Regimes
No liability is placed on cargo owners under OPA 90. The owners of ships over 300 gross tons must obtain a Certificate of Financial Responsibility (COFR) as evidence of their financial capability to ... under OPA 90 can be easily lost. This can happen if the incident was caused by gross negligence or willful misconduct, or if any applicable Federal safety, construction or operating regulation is ...
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Submarines and Deep Technology - MarineBio.org
U-boats who proved the worth of the submarine. It is reported that Germany was responsible for the sinking of 11 million gross tons of Allied ships during the war. America's entry into the war was partly because of Germany's submarine efforts. In 1938, Auguste Piccard built his record-setting bathyscaphe Trieste. This 50-foot-long submarine still holds ...
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SeaLab: Antarctica @ nationalgeographic.com
Captain Michael Watson: OK, heres the quick explanation of the various sorts of tons used when measuring and comparing ships. My reference materials were limited here but I did find a good ... that would be strictly cargo holds. As an example, the Palmer measures 6,174 gross tons and 1,852 net tons. Because were classified as a research ship, Im not entirely sure if the net ...
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Employment Opportunities
Sets up fire drills, lifeboat drills, prepares accident reports, keeps all records, etc... Qualifications: Must possess valid U.S. Coast Guard license as Inland mate of Steam and Motor vessels of Any Gross Tons. With Radar Observer endorsement No city residency required Requirements : Background Check, medical and drug screening, Excellent Benefits, 401(k), ...
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Fish and Wildlife - Environment - Province of British Columbia
For more information, contact Parks Canada at: 1-888-773-8888, or visit their website. Does my boat need to be registered? All recreational vessels under 15 gross tons and powered by an engine 10 horsepower (7.5 kilowatts) or more must be licenced. The licensing process is free of charge through ...
www.env.gov.bc.ca

Oil Pollution Act Overview | Emergency Management | US EPA
The liability for tank vessels larger than 3,000 gross tons is increased to $1,200 per gross ton or $10 million, whichever is greater. Responsible parties at onshore facilities and deepwater ports are liable for up to $350 millon per spill; holders of leases or permits for offshore facilities, ...
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