Generic equivalent solutions for national standards
GES provide alternative ways to meet the national standard for commercial vessels. GES are made to facilitate innovation, modernisation and emerging technologies. You can apply a GES to your vessel during design or construction or once the vessel is operating.
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GES Number |
Title |
Applicable Standard |
|---|---|---|
| GES 2017/19 | Use of flush desk hatches in lieu of raised coamings |
USL Section 5C and USL Section 5D |
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GES 2017/09 |
Use of buoyant storage devices on domestic commercial vessels |
NSCV C7A |
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GES 2016/16 |
NSCV C3 |
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GES 2015/12 |
NSCV B, F1A, F1B & F1C |
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GES 2015/03 |
NSCV C6A |
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GES 2015/01 |
Carriage of first aid supplies on domestic commercial vessels |
NSCV C7A |
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GES 2014/04 |
Regulatory requirements for inflatable and rigid inflatable boats |
MO503 |
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GES 2014/03 |
NSCV C6A, C6B and C6C |
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GES 2014/02 |
NSCV C6A |
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GES 2014/01 |
Window design and installation for vessels up to 35 metres in length |
NSCV C3 |
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GES 2010/02 |
Use of AS4132 for construction of vessels using FRP or aluminium |
NSCV C3 |
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Circular 2010/02 |
Non-destructive testing procedure for ultrasonic propeller shaft inspection |
Marine Surveyors Accreditation Guidance Manual 2014 |
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Circular 05-01 |
USL Code 5C and 5D |
Superseded GES are available for information.