Coast Guard, Treasury Department-Continued Civilian personnel: Extra compensation for overtime services of Coast Guard civilian personnel and customs employees performing certain duties, 46 Part 143 Testimony by, in court, 46 § 136.15 Claims: Admiralty and maritime claims, for damage caused by Coast Guard vessels; Claims by military or civilian employees, settlement of; regulations of Coast Guard Academy, United States: Cadets of Coast Guard; admission, training, etc. See Military personnel. Chapel, Coast Guard Academy, funds for construction of; regulations for receipt of donations for, 33 Part 16 Citizens of other American Republics, general requirements for admission of, 33 § 40.16 Coast Guard Auxiliary. See Military personnel. Coast Guard cadets; admission, training, etc. See Military personnel. Coast Guard Retiring Review Board. See Military personnel. Damage by; claims for, 31 § 3.70-3.76 Lights for certain vessels (special construction); masthead lights, range lights, anchor lights, etc., 33 Part 135 Combustible liquids. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Commercial enterprises; use of title and reference to Coast Guard by personnel, 33 § 8.1704 Communication systems. See Electrical engineering. Compensation, for certain personnel. See Military personnel. Compressed gases. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Containers, for explosives or other dangerous articles on board vessels. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Contracts for purchases. See Procurement. Cork, for lifesaving equipment; specifications for materials. See Specifications. Correction of Military Records of Coast Guard, Board on. See Military personnel. Corrosive liquids. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Criminal liability, evidence of; investigations, etc., 46 §§ 136.23, 137.15 Customs officers and employees performing certain duties in connection with inspection of vessels, signing on crews, etc.; extra compensation for overtime services, 46 Part 143 Damage to aids to navigation. See Navigation regulations. Danger areas, marking of, 33 § 62.01-25 Dangerous articles. See Explosives or other dangerous articles. Deck coverings for merchant vessels; specifications for, 46 § 164.006 Deck officers, merchant marine. See Merchant marine personnel. Decorations, medals, etc.; award of Gold and Silver Life-Saving Medals, bars, and miniatures, 33 §§ 13.01-1-13.01-45 Delegations of authority, 33 §§ 1.01-1, 1.01-20, 1.01-30 Discharges and dismissals: Coast Guard military personnel. See Military personnel. Disciplinary proceedings. See Investigations. Discrimination because of race, color, creed, etc.; procurement contract provisions respecting nondiscrimination in employment, 33 § 118.04–7 Distress signals (flares, smoke): Requirements for passenger and cargo vessels, 46 §§ 75.90, 94.90 District Commanders; delegation of authority to, 33 § 1.01-1 Doors, watertight, sliding, for merchant vessels; specifications, 46 § 163.001 Drydocking, of various vessels, 46 §§ 31.3-7, 71.50, 91.40 Coast Guard, Treasury Department—Continued Electrical engineering: Alarm systems. See Communication and alarm systems. See also Fire protection. General alarm systems, 46 § 113.25 Refrigerated spaces alarm systems, 46 § 113.45 Fire protection: Automatic fire detecting and alarm systems, 46 § 113.10 Manual fire alarm systems, 46 § 113.15 Smoke detector systems, 46 § 113.70 General provisions; approval of equipment, etc., 46 § 113.05 Navigation lights, 46 § 113.55 Signaling lights, 46 § 113.60 Loudspeaker systems, emergency, 46 § 113.50 Telegraph systems, engine order, 46 § 113.35 Telephone and voice tube systems, sound powered, 46 § 113.30 Electrical system; general requirements, 46 Part 111 Couplings, electric, for propulsion, 46 § 111.30 Distribution and circuit loads, 46 § 111.50 Distribution panelboards (switchboard and panelboard types), 46 § 111.40 General requirements; plans, construction, installation, testing, etc., 46 § 111.05 Generators, 46 § 111.10 Motor circuits and controllers, 46 § 111.45 Motors, 46 § 111.25 Overcurrent protection, 46 § 111.55 Special requirements for certain locations and systems (hospital operating rooms, motion picture projection rooms, etc.), 46 § 111.65 Storage batteries, 46 § 111.15 Switchboards and propulsion controls, 46 § 111.35 Tank vessels, special requirements for, 46 § 111.70 Transformers, 46 § 111.20 Vessels contracted for prior to November 19, 1952, electrical equipment and installations on, 46 § 111.90 Wiring methods and materials, 46 § 111.60 Emergency lighting and power system, 46 Part 112 Classification of emergency lighting and power systems, 46 § 112.10 Emergency source loads, 46 § 112.15 General requirements; emergency source of power, emergency lights, etc., 46 § 112.05 Installations requiring an alternating-current temporary source of supply, 46 § 112.40 Operation of emergency systems: Automatic connected storage battery, 46 § 112.30 Automatic starting Diesel-engine-driven emergency generator, 46 § 112.25 Manually controlled emergency system having storage battery or Diesel-engine-driven generator as sole source of emergency lighting and power, 46 § 112.35 Systems having both temporary and final source of emergency lighting and power, 46 § 112.20 Storage battery installation, 46 § 112.55 Vessels contracted for prior to November 19, 1952, emergency lighting and power systems for, 46 § 112.90 Visible indicators and test switch, 46 § 112.45 Coast Guard, Treasury Department-Continued Electrical engineering-Continued Fire protection system. See Communication and alarm systems. Application to vessels, 46 § 110.05 Authority, purpose, functions, 46 § 110.01 Definitions, 46 § 110.15 Equivalents, 46 § 110.20 Installations of equipment made during unlimited national emergency declared by President on May 27, 1941, 46 § 110.25-5 Reference specifications, standards, and codes, 46 § 110.10 Vessels acquired or documented under act of August 9, 1954, 46 § 110.25-1 Lighting systems, emergency. See Emergency lighting and power system. Motors, 46 §§ 111.25, 111.45 Power systems, emergency. See Emergency lighting and power system. Storage batteries, 46 §§ 111.15, 112.30, 112.35, 112.55 Switchboards and propulsion controls, 46 § 111.35 Tank vessels, electrical installations for, 46 §§ 32.45, 111.70 Transformers, 46 § 111.20 Whistle operators, 46 § 113.65 Wiring methods and materials, 46 § 111.60 Emergency, waivers of certain navigation and vessel inspection laws and regulations during. See Waivers of certain laws and regulations. Emergency evacuation, vessels requisitioned by United States for, 33 § 19.04; 46 § 154.04 Enforcement; penalties for violations, etc.: Cargo and miscellaneous vessels regulations, 46 § 97.03 Passenger vessels regulations, 46 § 78.03 Reports of violations, 46 §§ 2.50-20, 2.50-25, 2.50-30 Tank vessels regulations, 46 § 30.20 Uninspected vessels regulations, 46 §§ 26.05, 26.10 Violations by merchant marine officers or seamen. See Investigations. Engineer officers, merchant marine. See Merchant marine personnel. Engineering equipment (safety valves, flame arresters, etc.), for merchant vessels; specifications. See Specifications. Engineering requirements, for various types of vessels. See Electrical engineering; and Marine engineering. Engines. See Marine engineering; and Tank vessels. Equipment: See Military personnel. For nautical school ships. See Nautical schools. For various types of vessels. See Cargo and miscellaneous vessels; Pas- equipment. Equivalents: Cargo and miscellaneous vessels, 46 § 90.15 Electrical engineering, 46 § 110.20 See Lifesaving or safety Motorboats and other uninspected vessels, 46 § 24.15 Passenger vessels, 46 § 70.15 Tank vessels, 46 § 30.15 Escape means, for various vessels, 46 §§ 32.01-1, 72.10, 92.10 Excursions; passenger vessels, 46 § 71.10 Explosives or other dangerous articles (combustible or inflammable substances or liquids, poisons, etc.); transportation and storage on board vessels, use as ships' stores, etc.: Authority of captain of port respecting loading, storage, etc., of dangerous cargoes on board vessels, 33 § 6.12-1 Designation of waterfront facilities for loading or storage of dangerous cargoes, 33 § 6.12-3 Export and import shipments of explosives, 46 §§ 146.02-10, 146.02-11 Coast Guard, Treasury Department-Continued Explosives or other dangerous articles, etc.—Continued Handling within or contiguous to waterfront facilities; permits, etc., 33 Military explosives: Handling at military installations, by commercial vessels; permits for, 33 19.15; 46 § 154.15 Transportation on board vessels, 46 §§ 146.29-3-146.29-100 Ships' stores and supplies on board vessels, use of dangerous articles as, 46 Part 147 Arming of United States merchant cargo vessels, 46 §§ 147.06-1— 147.06-5 Certification, 46 §§ 147.01-6, 147.01-7, 147.03-1-147.03-11 Classification; ships' stores and supplies of dangerous nature, 46 § 147.05-100 Compliance, 46 § 147.01-3 Culinary supplies, potable spirits, cosmetics, 46 § 147.04-4 Definitions, 46 §§ 147.02-1, 147.02–2 Foreign vessels; handling, storage, use, etc., of dangerous articles on, General; application, scope, compliance, etc., 46 §§ 147.01-1-147.01-7 Tank vessels; inflammable or combustible liquids on. See Tank vessels. Acceptable explosives, 46 § 146.20-5 Army, Navy, and Air Force Departments, and Atomic Energy Commission; shipments, 46 § 146.02-8 Assignment and certification, 46 § 146.02-6a Barges, 46 §§ 146.10-1-146.10-50 Canadian shipments, 46 § 146.02-9 Cargo: Inspection of, 46 § 146.02-12 Loading, storage, etc. See Loading and unloading, storage, etc. Carriers; vessels: Common carrier, 46 § 146.02-18 Other than common carrier, 46 § 146.02-19 Casualty on board vessel involving explosives; report, etc., 46 § 146.02-15 Chart, stowage and storage, of explosives and other dangerous articles, Chromic acid solution, containers for, 46 § 146.28–17 Classifications of explosives, 46 § 146.01-4 Class A explosives, 46 §§ 146.20–7, 146.20–87, 146.20-100 Class B explosives, 46 §§ 146.20-9, 146.20-200 Class C explosives, 46 §§ 146.20-11, 146.20-300 Combustible liquids, 46 §§ 146.26-1-146.26-100 Compressed gases, 46 §§ 146.24-1-146.24-100 Containers for explosives, etc.: Damaged or leaking containers, 46 §§ 146.02-14, 146.20-49, 146.20-51 Specifications; cargo handling and stowage devices, 46 §§ 146.09—1— 146.09-12 Stowage and dunnaging of, 46 § 146.20-27 Temporary amendments respecting additional containers for certain specific commodities, 14 §§ 146.28-1-146.28-22 Corrosive liquids, 46 §§ 146.23-1-146.23-100 Definitions, 46 §§ 146.03-3-146.03-38, 146.20-1 Drugs; persons using not permitted on board vessel while loading or Emergency shipments, 46 § 146.02-15 Loading and trading sorsze, etc. of explosives and other Sangervos Handling of cargo See plac Storage of expists Careful bandung 48 1148.30-35 Devices for cargo banding and store mines, etc.); Direction and observance of quaded person, 46 § 145.30–17 Lights, Rock and egzipment used in hažng, 48 § 146.20–41 Loading chute installanco of. 48 § 148.20-19 Loading and loading bot permitted while other cargo is being joaded, 46 § 146.20-31 Preparation of magazines, decks, batches and holds before ban cling explosives. 46 $146.20-09 Smoking, or use of drugs or bigacz, not permitted during loading. 46 § 146.00–45. 148.30-47 Storage of explosives: See also Handling of cargo. Devices for ecntainer specifications, 46 §§ 146 09-1-146:39–12 Stowage and storage chart of explosives and other dangerous articles. 46 § 146.20-30 Vessel's requirements with respect to acceptance, handling, stowage, etc., 46 § 146.06–1–146.36–20 |