Tackle Regulations

2 (1) In these Regulations,

Act

Act means the Canada Shipping Act; (Loi)

approved

approved means approved by the Board; (approuvé)

Board

Board means the Board of Steamship Inspection created pursuant to Part VIII of the Act; (Bureau)

cargo gear

cargo gear means any gear or appliance used in the processes; (engin de manutention)

Chairman

Chairman means the Chairman of the Board; (président)

Class A gear

Class A gear means gear made from wrought iron, or from mild steel that contains less than 0.20 per cent carbon; (engin classe A)

Class B gear

Class B gear means gear made from mild steel that contains not less than 0.20 per cent carbon, or from alloy steel; (engin classe B)

fixed cargo gear

fixed cargo gear means ships’ cranes, winches and other hoisting appliances, derrick booms, derricks and mast bands, goose-necks, eyebolts and all other permanent attachments to any part of a ship used in connection with the processes, also shore cranes and other shore based appliances employed in loading or unloading a ship; (engins de manutention fixes)

hatch

hatch means an opening in a deck used for the purpose of the processes or for trimming or ventilation; (écoutille)

hatchway

hatchway means the whole space within the square of the hatches, from the top deck to the bottom of the hold; (passage d’écoutille)

heat treatment

heat treatment means either annealing or normalizing as described in Schedule II; (traitement thermique)

inspector

inspector means an inspector of Ship’s Tackle appointed pursuant to Part VIII of the Act; (inspecteur)

lifting machinery

lifting machinery means any fixed cargo gear used in hoisting or lowering; (appareils de levage)

Minister

Minister means the Minister of Transport; (ministre)

officer in charge

officer in charge means the person, other than the master, in charge of a ship; (officier responsable)

prescribed

prescribed means prescribed by the Board; (prescrit)

processes

processes means all or any part of the work of loading, unloading, moving or handling cargo, bunker coal, ship’s stores, ship and cargo fittings, performed

• (a) on board a ship,

• (b) on shore in an area within the scope of any derrick, crane or other equipment employed in loading or unloading a ship and in the immediate approaches to such an area not including any shed or warehouse or any part of a wharf forward or aft of the ship’s mooring lines,

• (c) on board any floating crane or other floating hoisting equipment, or

• (d) on board any barge, scow, raft or crib alongside a ship; (opérations)

pulley block

pulley block means pulley block, gin and similar gear, other than a crane block specially constructed for use with a crane to which it is permanently attached; (poulie)

union purchase

union purchase means a rig in which a pair of derricks is used in combination, the derricks being fixed and the cargo runners coupled, such rig being otherwise known as coupled derricks, married falls or burtoning; (manoeuvre en colis volant)

wharf

wharf means any wharf, dock, pier, quay or similar place at which the processes are carried on; (quai)

worker

worker means any person employed in the processes; (travailleur)

working place

working place means a place where the processes are carried on. (lieu de travail)

(2) [Repealed, SOR/2007-128, s. 400]