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Introductioneased levels of attention due to the efforts of organisations such as the United States Coast Guard (USCG), the United Kingdom’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE), and the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). The IMO’s primary efforts have concentrated on human element issues relating to manag

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Application of Human Elements to Maritime Designd criteria for both vessels and offshore installations with the intention of assisting naval architects, designers, and engineers with integrating ergonomics into marine system design. To apply that information systematically, a human-system interface design process should be used. This chapter offe

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Requirements for Class Notations Relating to Bridge Layoutmaterials incorporating the required degree of enclosure protection (i.e., IP 20 for bridge installation and IP 56 for open deck installation) required by the vessel’s Flag State Administration and Class requirements.