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inspected by a competent person and the details of the inspection and repair entered in the register of material handling equipment; and
(b) the repair is:
 (i) the normal periodic replacement of an individual component by a component with the same technical specification; or
 (ii) a repair to a non stress bearing component.
       (2) The master of a vessel may permit the use of repaired material handling equipment the repair of which is not mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) only if:
(a) it has been examined by a competent person or a responsible person in accordance with section 4.2.4 of the ILO Code; and
(b) details of the examination and repair have been recorded in the register of material handling equipment.

31 Heat treatment
       (1) The master of a vessel may permit the use on the vessel in loading or unloading of a chain, ring, hook, shackle, swivel, connecting plate or overhauling weight that is subject to stress only if it has been examined by a competent person to determine if heat treatment is necessary.
       (2) The examination mentioned in subsection (1) must occur before the equipment is used:
(a) for the first time; and
(b) following a repair.
       (3) If heat treatment is necessary, it must be applied under the supervision of a competent person using a process appropriate to the material and designed to restore its mechanical properties or to relieve stress.

32 Transitional
       (1) A test or examination conducted under Issue 1 or 2 of Marine Orders Part 32, Marine Order 32, issue 3 or Marine Order 32 (Cargo handling equipment) 2011 is taken to be a test, examination or inspection conducted in accordance with this Order.
       (2) A certificate of test under or recognised for Issue 1 or 2 of Marine Orders Part 32, Marine Order 32, issue 3 or Marine Order 32 (Cargo handling equipment) 2011 is taken to be a certificate issued under this Order.
       (3) A vessel built before 1 January 2015 that cannot comply with any of the following provisions because of the design and construction of the vessel is taken to comply with the provision if it complies with the corresponding provision of Issue 2 of Marine Orders Part 32 as in force on 5 December 2011:
(a) Schedule 2, subclause 6(3);
(b) Schedule 2, subclause 9(1);
(c) Schedule 2, subclause 12(2);
(d) Schedule 2, paragraph 13(1)(a);
(e) Schedule 2, clause 15;
(f) Schedule 2, subclauses 16(1) and (2);
(f) Schedule 2, paragraph 16(4)(d);
(g) Schedule 2, subclause 18(3).

Schedule 1 Safety during cargo operations
(section 13 and subsection 15(3))

1 Safe atmosphere
      (1) The master of the vessel must take precautions to prevent access by persons to a cargo space that