3.2.2 For steel
craft a general examination of salt water ballast tanks, integral
sanitary tanks and bilges is to be carried out as required below.
If such inspections reveal no visible structural defects then the
examination may be limited to a verification that the protective coating
remains in GOOD condition as defined in Pt 1, Ch 3, 1.5 Definitions 1.5.7. When considered necessary by the Surveyor thickness measurement
of the structure is to be carried out. Where the protective coating
is found to be other than in GOOD condition, and it has not been repaired,
maintenance of class will be subject to the spaces in question being
internally examined and gauged as necessary at Annual Surveys.
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For all craft over
five years of age and up to 10 years of age, representative salt water
ballast tanks, integral sanitary tanks and bilges are to be generally
examined. Where the protective coating is found to be other than in
GOOD condition, as defined in 1.5.6, or other defects are found, the
examination is to be extended to other spaces of the same type.
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For steel craft over
10 years of age all salt water ballast tanks, integral sanitary tanks
and bilges are to be generally examined.
3.2.3 For all
craft over 10 years of age the anchors are to be partially lowered
and raised using the windlass.
3.2.4 The electrical
generating sets are to be examined under working conditions.
3.2.5 Representative
internal spaces including fore and aft peak spaces, machinery spaces,
bilges, etc are to be generally examined. These spaces should include
all suspect areas, see
Pt 1, Ch 3, 1.5 Definitions 1.5.4.