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USCG – Shipboard Inspection and Testing of Immersion Suits

Thursday, January 31, 2008
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The US Coast Guard issued guidelines for periodic inspection and testing of immersion suits by ships’ crews. These guidelines are based on standards developed by IMO. Source: HK Law
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