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SOLAS Chapters

The SOLAS Convention consists of multiple chapters outlining essential safety regulations for maritime operations. Key areas include ship construction, fire safety, life-saving appliances, navigation safety, and the carriage of cargoes and dangerous goods. Additional chapters address specific vessel types, safety management, and compliance verification to enhance overall maritime safety and security.

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SOLAS Chapters

The SOLAS Convention consists of multiple chapters outlining essential safety regulations for maritime operations. Key areas include ship construction, fire safety, life-saving appliances, navigation safety, and the carriage of cargoes and dangerous goods. Additional chapters address specific vessel types, safety management, and compliance verification to enhance overall maritime safety and security.

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Here’s an overview of the main SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea)


Convention chapters:

🚢 SOLAS Convention Chapters

1. Chapter I — General Provisions

 Application and definitions.

 Surveys and certification of ships.

 Safety management and control.

2. Chapter II-1 — Construction — Subdivision and Stability,


Machinery and Electrical Installations

 Ship structural integrity.

 Stability standards.

 Machinery and electrical system safety.

3. Chapter II-2 — Fire Protection, Fire Detection and Fire Extinction

 Fire safety measures.

 Fire detection systems.

 Firefighting equipment and arrangements.

4. Chapter III — Life-Saving Appliances and Arrangements

 Lifejackets, lifeboats, and rescue boats.

 Life-saving appliances standards and drills.

5. Chapter IV — Radiocommunications

 Radio equipment and distress alert systems.

 GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System).

6. Chapter V — Safety of Navigation

 Navigation rules and practices.

 Bridge procedures and equipment.


 Voyage planning and collision regulations.

7. Chapter VI — Carriage of Cargoes

 Safe carriage of cargo.

 Handling of dangerous goods.

8. Chapter VII — Carriage of Dangerous Goods

 Special provisions for hazardous materials.

 Packaging, marking, and stowage.

9. Chapter VIII — Nuclear Ships

 Safety rules for ships carrying nuclear materials.

10. Chapter IX — Management for the Safe Operation of Ships

 Safety management systems.

 Training and certification of crew (linked with ISM Code).

11. Chapter X — Safety Measures for High-Speed Craft

 Requirements for high-speed vessels.

12. Chapter XI-1 — Special Measures to Enhance Maritime Safety

 Ship identification and automatic tracking (AIS).

13. Chapter XI-2 — Special Measures to Enhance Maritime Security

 Ship security plans.

 ISPS Code compliance.

14. Chapter XII — Additional Safety Measures for Bulk Carriers

 Structural and operational requirements.

15. Chapter XIII — Verification of Compliance

 Procedures for inspection and certification.

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