Radio Survey and Certification of Non-convention Cargo Ships Clause Samples

The 'Radio Survey and Certification of Non-convention Cargo Ships' clause establishes requirements for the inspection and certification of radio equipment on cargo ships that are not subject to international conventions. It typically mandates that these vessels undergo periodic radio surveys to ensure their communication equipment is operational and compliant with relevant national or regional standards. By setting out these obligations, the clause helps maintain safety at sea for non-convention ships by ensuring they can communicate effectively in emergencies and meet regulatory expectations.
Radio Survey and Certification of Non-convention Cargo Ships. In accordance with excerpts from the Norwegian Passenger and Cargo Ship Legislation, ref. Part 3.1.1 Regulations of 22 December 2014 No. 1893 on Supervision and Certificates for Norwegian Ships and Mobile Offshore Units, Chapter 3 sections 8 and 9, cf. Part 3.3 Regulation of 1 July 2014 No 955 on Radiocommunication Equipment for Norwegian Ships and Mobile Offshore Units. Applicable to: Cargo ships with gross tonnage of less than 300 upon request by the owner. When radio survey and certification services are requested by the owner, the authorisation may also apply to ships not in class located in ports outside Norway. • Approval of drawings. • Initial survey. • Renewal survey. • Periodical survey. • Issuance of a full-term safety radio certificate. • Issuance of a short-term safety radio certificate. • Endorsement of existing safety radio certificate. • Issuance of exemption certificate after consultation with the NMA.‌
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