At Sea Monitoring Operational Standards Sample Clauses

The AT-SEA MONITORING OPERATIONAL STANDARDS clause establishes the required procedures and protocols for conducting monitoring activities aboard vessels at sea. It typically outlines the qualifications of monitors, the types of data to be collected, and the methods for reporting observations, ensuring that monitoring is consistent and reliable. By setting clear operational standards, this clause helps maintain compliance with regulatory requirements and supports the integrity of fisheries management or environmental oversight programs.
At Sea Monitoring Operational Standards. Safety Requirements: Prior to setting sail the Operator of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 11 will not be allowed on deck any time that gear is being deployed. 12 13 The Sector and its Members note that each ASM must be provided with all 14 the equipment specified by the NEFOP. It is the responsibility of the 15 individual ASM and its employer to ensure that all equipment is in good 16 working order and brought to the vessel at the agreed upon time prior to
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At Sea Monitoring Operational Standards. 24 1.5.1 Safety Requirements: Prior to setting sail the Operator of the Sector 25 Vessel shall detail and identify any vessel safety operating procedures and 26 other important information to the assigned ASM. The Sector Member 27 acknowledges that an ASM must complete a pre-trip vessel safety checklist 28 as provided by NMFS prior to leaving port. An ASM cannot be deployed on 29 a vessel that has failed to review the safety issues, and such vessel is 30 prohibited from leaving port without the ASM on board (unless a waiver is 31 granted). For the safety of the vessels captain, crew and the ASM; the ASM 32 will not be allowed on deck any time that gear is being deployed. 33 34 The Sector and its Members note that each ASM must be provided with all 35 the equipment specified by the NEFOP. It is the responsibility of the 36 individual ASM and its employer to ensure that all equipment is in good 37 working order and brought to the vessel at the agreed upon time prior to 38 sailing.
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