Tankerman · Equipment — Hoses
A cargo transfer hose must be marked or certified to show, among other things, its:
- AManufacturer's phone number
- BMaximum allowable working pressure and suitability for the product✓ Correct
- CColor preference
- DDate of the last voyage
Explanation
Transfer hose must be marked with or accompanied by documentation of its maximum allowable working pressure and be compatible with the cargo; it must also be tested and free of defects before use.
Authority: Tank Vessel Operations (33 CFR 154/156)
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