Cargo, Fumigation and Tackle Regulations — 312
312 (1) If a lifting appliance passes the test under section 303 or the thorough examination under section 304 , the competent person shall sign and issue a certificate that certifies that the appliance passed the test or examination and sets out (a) the location and a description of the appliance; (b) any identifying marks on the appliance; (c) if a test was conducted, the load applied and either the angle to the horizontal or the radius at which the load was applied; (d) their name and (i) if they are an employee, the name and address of their employer, or (ii) if they are not an employee, their address; and (e) the position, qualifications, certification or experience that qualifies them as a competent person. (2) If loose gear or main accessory gear passes the test under section 305 or the thorough examination under section 306 , the competent person shall sign and issue a certificate that certifies that it passed the test or examination and sets out (a) the location and a description of the gear; (b) any identifying marks on the gear; (c) in the case of loose gear, (i) the name of its manufacturer or supplier, and (ii) if a test was conducted, the date of the test and the number of similar pieces of gear tested on that date; (d) if a test was conducted, the load applied and the safe working load; (e) in the case of a test of a friction, an electro-magnetic or a vacuum connector, the type of material tested; (f) their name and (i) if they are an employee, the name and address of their employer, or (ii) if they are not an employee, their address; and (g) the position, qualifications, certification or experience that qualifies them as a competent person. (3) After wire rope is tested under section 307 , the competent person shall sign and issue a certificate that sets out (a) a description of the rope; (b) any identifying marks on the rope; (c) the name of the manufacturer or supplier of the rope, (d) the circumference or diameter of the rope, the number of wires per strand, the lay, the quality of the wire and the load at which a sample of the rope broke; (e) the date of the test; (f) their name and (i) if they are an employee, the name and address of their employer, or (ii) if they are not an employee, their address; and (g) the position, qualifications or experience that qualifies them as a competent person. (4) If derricks are tested when operated in union purchase, the competent person shall sign and issue a certificate that sets out (a) the location and a description of the derricks and the manner in which they are rigged; (b) any identifying marks on the derricks; (c) the maximum height of the triangle plate above the hatch coaming or the maximum angle between cargo runners; (d) the load applied and the angle to the horizontal or the radius at which the load was applied; (e) the position of outboard and inboard preventer guy attachments; (f) their name and (i) if they are an employee, the name and address of their employer, or (ii) if they are not an employee, their address; and (g) the position, qualifications or experience that qualifies them as a competent person. (5) The competent person shall provide the certificate to (a) in the case of cargo gear that forms part of the equipment of a vessel, the vessel’s master; and (b) in the case of cargo gear that does not form part of the equipment of a vessel, the gear’s owner. (6) Despite subsection (1), in the case of a foreign vessel that is entitled to fly the flag of a state that is a party to Convention 152, the certificate may set out the information required by that state. (7) Certificates shall be attached to the register.