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Fran ais Contact Us Help Search Canada Site Home About us Media room Environment Emergencies Air Marine Rail Road Major issues > On-line menu General Air Marine Surface Ministerial Responsibility Related Links > Off-line menu Self-Extracting ZIP format > Help menu On-line Help and FAQ Services Employee directory Employment opportunities e-news Forms catalogue Check it out Meet the Minister Acts and Regulations Child safety Planning to travel? Publications Vehicle importation Vehicle recalls Transport Canada CANADA SHIPPING ACT Safety Management Regulations SOR/98-348 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interpretation Application Inspections and Documents of Compliance Company Responsibilities Established by -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interpretation 1. (1) In these Regulations, "company" has the meaning assigned in Regulation 1 of Chapter IX of the Safety Convention. (2) For the purpose of interpreting Chapter IX of the Safety Convention, references in the International Safety Management (ISM) Code to "should" shall be read as "shall". Application 2. These Regulations apply in respect of Safety Convention ships that are (a) passenger ships; or (b) cargo ships that are 500 tons gross tonnage or more. Inspections and Documents of Compliance 3. (1) Steamship inspectors may issue the Documents of Compliance referred to in Regulation 4(1), and the Safety Management Certificates referred to in Regulation 4(3), of Chapter IX of the Safety Convention and may, for the purpose of performing the verifications referred to in Regulations 4(3) and 6(1) of that Chapter, enter any premises at any reasonable time to carry out an inspection. (2) Living quarters may not be entered under subsection (1) unless they are entered with the consent of the occupant. (3) In carrying out an inspection, a steamship inspector may (a) direct any person on the premises where the inspection is being carried out to furnish any information or to produce any document that is relevant to the matter being verified; (b) use or cause to be used any computer system or data processing system on the premises where the inspection is being carried out to examine any data contained in, or available to, the system; (c) reproduce or cause to be reproduced any record from the data in the form of a print-out or other intelligible output; and (d) use or cause to be used any copying equipment on the premises where the inspection is being carried out to make copies of any document. (4) Every person on the premises where an inspection is being carried out shall provide all reasonable assistance to facilitate the inspection, including complying with a direction made under paragraph (3)(a). Company Responsibilities 4. Every company shall comply with, and ensure that its ships comply with, Regulations 3, 4.2 and 5 of Chapter IX of the Safety Convention. 5. 6. Established by SOR/98-348 18 June, 1998 pursuant to section 314, paragraphs 657(1)(e) and (k) and subsection 657(2) of the Canada Shipping Act, into force July 1, 1998 amended by: SOR/2001-294 1 August, 2001 pursuant to section 314 of the Canada Shipping Act, into force on August 1, 2001. Section 3 and the heading before it are replaced; the heading before section 5 and section 5 and 6 are repealed. SOR/2001-294 1 August, 2001 pursuant to section 314 of the Canada Shipping Act, come into force on July 1, 2002. The heading before section 1 and sections 1 and 2 are replaced. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last updated: 2003-04-01 Important Notices Transport Canada Pacific Region Prairie & Northern Region Ontario Region Quebec Region Atlantic Region About us Our offices Organization and senior management Departmental publications Programs and services Acts Regulations Media room e-news News releases Reference centre Speeches and statements Media contacts Hot news Events Environment Environmental protection Sustainable development Climate change Emergencies Emergencies and crises Emergency preparedness Security Transport of dangerous goods Air Our offices Passengers Pilots Flight instructors Maintenance technicians Commercial airlines Security Transport of dangerous goods Marine Our offices Small commercial vessels Large commercial vessels Pleasure craft Marine security Marine infrastructure Transport of dangerous goods Rail Our offices Safety at railway crossings Rail infrastructure Transport of dangerous goods Road Our offices Child safety Information for Drivers Infrastructure Motor carriers Road safety Transport of dangerous goods Major issues Enhancing transportation security Straight Ahead: Vision Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program TC Government On-line Government of Canada Initiatives Safety Management Regulations (SOR/98-348) - Canada Shipping Regulations.