Messrooms Sample Clauses

Messrooms. 1.20 a) Each vessel shall be furnished with a messroom for the accommodation of the crew. Such messrooms in each are constructed as to afford adequate sitting room for all and to be so situated as to afford full protection from the weather and from heat and odours arising from the vessel's engineroom, fireroom, hold and toilet. Cooks shall ensure the cleanliness of all galley areas and ensure compliance with the BC Food Premises regulations at all times.
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Messrooms. Each vessel shall be furnished with a for the accommodation of the crew. Such of messrooms to be, in each case, so constructed as to afford adequate sitting room for all and to be so situated as to afford full protection from the weather and from heat and odours arising from the vessel's engineroom, fireroom, hold and toilet. Adequate washrooms and lavatories shall be made available for the unlicensed personnel of each division. Washrooms to be equipped with a sufficient number of shower baths which shall be adequately equipped with hot and cold water. A sufficient number of buckets shall be supplied for washing clothes. The unlicensed personnel of the Deck and Engineroom Departments shall keep their respective living quarters clean and tidy at all times. A sufficient number of lockers shall be provided so that each employee shall have one locker of full length whenever space permits, and sufficient space to stow a reasonable amount of gear and personal effects. No member of the unlicensed Personnel shall be required to use paint spray guns. No crew member shall be required to jump either to a vessel for the purpose of taking or letting go the lines. A gangplank will always be provided as a means of to or from the dock. from or access Unlicensed personnel of the Deck Department shall not be required to go inside smokestack in order to remove accumulation of soot. Where the Company requires employees in the Deck Department to wear uniforms, the Company will supply them.
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