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 and (b) a receptacle containing an adequate quantity of sand or other dry material suitable for quenching oil fires and a scoop for distributing that material. (6) Every fishing vessel shall be provided with four fire buckets and two fire axes. (7) Every fishing vessel provided with a liquefied petroleum gas installation shall comply with the Marine Machinery Regulations . (8) Every fire extinguisher required by these Regulations shall be of a type approved by (a) the Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada; (b) the Department of Trade and Industry of Great Britain; (c) the United States Coast Guard; or (d) the Board. (9) Every fire extinguisher provided in compliance with these Regulations shall at all times be kept fully charged (carbon dioxide in steel bottles shall be replenished if the loss of gas exceeds 10 per cent of the original charge as stamped on the bottle). (10) Fire extinguishers shall, if possible, be stowed near the entrance to the space where they are intended to be used. (11) Fire extinguishers in which the extinguishing medium is stored under pressure shall not be located in any crew living quarters. (12) A notice shall be posted on or adjacent to every vapourizing liquid fire extinguisher indicating that if the extinguisher is used for extinguishing fire in a confined space dangerous fumes will be given off that should not be inhaled. (13) For the purposes of this section, a carbon dioxide or dry chemical fire extinguisher is equivalent to a foam fire extinguisher if it has the capacity set out opposite the foam fire extinguisher capacity in Table II of Schedule IX. (14) Appliances that burn liquid or gaseous fuel shall be so fitted that there is a free circulation of air all around and below the appliance. (15) Wooden bulkheads behind cooking or heating appliances shall be insulated where an inspector considers it to be necessary. (16) All exposed surfaces in corridors, stairway enclosures and control stations and surfaces in concealed or inaccessible spaces in accommodation and service spaces in a fishing vessel shall have low flame spread characteristics. (17) Paints, varnishes or similar preparations shall not be used on a fishing vessel if they contain a nitro-cellulose base. (18) Deck surfaces of a fishing vessel within accommodation spaces, control stations, corridors and service spaces, shall have low flame spread characteristics. (18.1) Notwithstanding subsections (16) and (18), in respect of a vessel built before February 15, 1977, those subsections apply only to the materials used after that date in the maintenance of and the repairs and modifications to the surfaces referred to therein. (19) For the purposes of this section, control station means every enclosed or partially enclosed space in which the ship’s radio, main navigating equipment or emergency source of power is located; poste de sécurité low flame spread characteristic , with reference to a surface, means that the surface has a flame spread rating not in excess of 20, when tested in accordance with the requirements contained in the most recent issue of Structural Fire Protection Standards — Specifications, Procedures and Testing published by the Department of Transport; faible taux de propagation de la flamme service spaces means (a) spaces used for galleys, pantries, stores and workshops other than those forming part of machinery spaces, and (b) spaces similar to those described in paragraph (a), and includes trunks to any such spaces. locaux de service SOR/78-78, s. 3; SOR/80-249, s. 15; SOR/95-372, s. 7