Current Category: CN-CB - Ships
This standard applies to the management of safety production and occupational health responsibility systems in the shipping industry.
This standard is applicable to the identification and management of major production safety hazards in the shipping industry.
This standard applies to all production teams, auxiliary teams, and management departments of enterprises in the shipbuilding industry. Contractors of outsourced projects and parties involved in short-term operations (construction) may refer to and implement it accordingly
This standard is applicable to the self-evaluation and performance assessment management of enterprises in achieving the standardization of safe production
This standard applies to the permit approval and management of all kinds of dangerous operations in the production or testing areas of enterprises
This standard applies to the daily safety management of relevant buildings in enterprises and institutions of the shipping industry. This standard does not apply to the design, construction, and renovation of relevant buildings in enterprises and institutions of the shipping industry.
This guidance technical document is applicable to the hot dip galvanizing of shipboard steel pipe fittings and steel components. The hot dip galvanizing of non-shipboard steel pipe fittings and steel components can be used for reference.
This standard applies to the design, manufacture, and acceptance of check valves used in the liquid cargo pipeline systems of liquefied gas ships with a nominal pressure of PN20 (Class 150) and a design temperature of -196°C to 80°C.
This standard applies to the design, manufacture, and acceptance of fire-resistant ventilation heads for oil tanks on all types of ships that do not require closure devices.
This standard applies to the design, manufacture, and acceptance of forged steel parts made from carbon steel/carbon-manganese steel and alloy steel used in ship hull structures, shaft systems, and mechanical structures.
This standard applies to the design, manufacture, and acceptance of constant-pressure water supply devices used in the potable water and sanitary water systems on ships and offshore structures, where the design pressure does not exceed 0.7 MPa.
This standard applies to the design, manufacture, and acceptance of steel steps for ships.