UAE YACHT REGULATIONS PRIVATE YACHTS.

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UAE YACHT REGULATIONS PRIVATE YACHTS

CONTENTS Introduction Applicability Main Features Key Issues Design and Construction Operational Aspects Verification of Compliance Surveys and Certification TASNEEF Support Benefits to Owners and Industry What is next? Conclusion

INTRODUCTION The UAE Federal Transport Authority has identified a need for yacht regulations that address the larger size segment of the private yachts, i.e. yachts above 24 meters not intended for commercial use, without any restriction with respect to the number of persons onboard, nor to the maximum size of the yacht. The international conventions and regulations applicable to conventional vessels are not applicable for yachts not engaged in commercial trade. Most of the yachts in the lowest segment of size above 24 meters are built in series by established yacht manufacturers as per recognized international standards and are well tested before released to market. Larger yachts are increasingly being custom built based on individual designs. The current codes and regulations for the larger yachts are based on conventional steel ship technology which imposes strong limitations on the innovative and future orientated yacht industry. The present statutory regime for certification of commercial yachts is not considered to be an appropriate long term solution for the non-commercial segment of the yacht industry which builds private yachts not intended for the leasing market.

APPLICABILITY The UAE Yacht Regulations are applicable for private yachts 24 meters in length or above. New and existing yachts Any type of yacht (Motor Yacht, Sailing Yacht etc.) Any construction material (Steel, Aluminum, Composites etc.) Any hull shape (single / multi hull) Any type of propulsion

MAIN FEATURES No limitations : No size / tonnage limitation - No limits for maximum number of persons on board. Developed for private yachts. Prescriptive rules and risk assessment based solutions. Approval by a recognized Classification Society is required for all yachts ≥ 400 GT due to full compliance with mandatory international conventions (MARPOL). Verification (plan appraisal and surveys) carried out by either FTA or a delegated Recognized Organization The Code recalls IMO Conventions such as SOLAS, High Speed Craft Code, International Load Line

MAIN FEATURES Safety Requirements vary depending on the following governing parameters: Gross tonnage of the yacht (GT) GT < 400: the prescriptive requirements of the Code apply GT ≥ 400: international conventions such as MARPOL, SOLAS Cargo Ships, SOLAS Passenger Ships, HSC Code, SPS Code Number of guests N < 12 12 ≤ N ≤ 60 N > 60 Areas of operation POLAR: operated in water with extreme weather conditions (including ice); no rescue assistance assumed available OCEAN: the yacht might be exposed to heavy sea states and outside the range of rescue assistance from shore COASTAL: areas in which the yacht can rapidly recover in a sheltered area and suitable rescue facilities readily available Modes of operation TRANSFER MODE: only crew on board NORMAL MODE: full capacity of crew and guests EVENT MODE: at anchor or at a distance of less than 5nm from safe refuge. Capacity of guests can be increased subject to a temporary increased number of crew and lifesaving on board

AREA OF OPERATIONS Port Coastal Ocean Polar

PRECONDITIONS FOR COASTAL OPERATION & PORT OF REFUGE CONCEPT

MAX. NUMBER OF PERSONS ONBOARD IN STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS

STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS APPLICABLE TO YACHTS

MAIN FEATURES – CONTENTS 19 November 2017 MAIN FEATURES – CONTENTS Part 1 General Provisions Part 2 Buoyancy and Stability Part 3 Structural Integrity Part 4 Machinery and Electrical Installations Part 5 Pollution Prevention Part 6 Accommodation Safety, Security and Comfort Part 7 Navigation and Control Part 8 Fire Safety Part 9 Life Saving Part 10 Equipment Carried On board Part 11 Manning Part 12 Surveys and Certification Annexes Certificates

VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE The following methods of verification are equivalent under the UAE Yacht Regulations: Prescriptive: this type of verification method is often used in statutory instruments such as SOLAS and Classification Societies’ rules. Analysis: this method involves studies and calculations according to standards and guidelines provided by or agreed with IMO, Flag/RO and/or Classification Societies. Demonstration: a practical trial enables the verification of the issue in question. Risk Assessment: can be chosen if none of the above is feasible or applicable.

MAIN GOVERNING PARAMETERS The main governing parameters described below are used to differentiate on the measures needed to meet the functional requirements within the segments covered by the UAE Yacht Regulations: Number of Guests: < 12 / 12-60 / >60 Area of Operation: Coastal / Ocean / Polar Mode of Operation: Transfer / Normal / Event Type of yacht: Sail / Motor / Expedition

SURVEYS AND CERTIFICATION LIST OF CERTIFICATES TO BE ISSUED

SURVEYS AND CERTIFICATION Yacht Certificate of Registry Yacht Safety Certificate International Load Line Classification Yacht Construction Certificate Document of Compliance International / Yacht Security Safety Management Loss of any applicable certificate in the lowest tier will mean loss of the Yacht Safety Certificate and the Yacht Certificate of Registry International Tonnage MARPOL Certificates Certificate Regime

SURVEYS AND CERTIFICATION SURVEYS 1. INITIAL SURVEY : Means the survey to verify that the yacht is in compliance with the requirements of applicable regulations in order to issue the relevant certificate for the first time for maximum 5 years validity. The Initial Survey scope consists of: a) an appraisal of the assumptions made and limitations proposed in relation to loadings, environment, speed and maneuverability; b) an appraisal of the data supporting the safety of the design, obtained, as appropriate, from calculations, tests and trials; c) an investigation into the adequacy of the various manuals to be supplied with the yacht; d) a complete survey of the structure, safety equipment, radio installations and other equipment, fittings, arrangements and materials to ensure that they are in full compliance with the technical requirements in these Regulations, are in satisfactory condition and are fit for the operation for which the yacht is intended; and e) verification that the yacht is built according to approved drawings. 2. RENEWAL SURVEY : The renewal survey shall include a complete inspection/survey of the structure, including the outside of the yacht’s bottom and related items, safety equipment, radio installations and other equipment to ensure that they comply with the requirements of the applicable regulations, are in satisfactory condition and are fit for the area of operation for which the yacht is intended. The survey of the yacht’s bottom shall be conducted with the yacht out of the water under suitable conditions for close-up examination of any damage or problem. 3. PERIODICAL SURVEY : The periodical survey (annual survey) is similar to renewal survey except that the survey of the yacht’s bottom is not required. The survey is not as extensive as the renewal survey as random selection of survey items is done. 4. INTERMEDIATE SURVEY / AUDIT : The intermediate audit is similar to renewal audit. Such an audit is required in connection with Safety Management and Security certificates. 5. OCCASIONAL SURVEY : An additional occasional survey, either general or partial according to the circumstances, shall be made upon a damage and repairs or renewals are made or upon observing serious deficiencies in connection with periodical surveys or port state control.

TASNEEF SUPPORT…… TASNEEF is the only Recognized Organization to carry out surveys and certification as per the UAE Yacht Regulations on behalf of The UAE Federal Transport Authority. TASNEEF is in regular cooperation with the yachting industry in order to improve the yachting standards and achieve international recognition of the UAE Yacht Code.

TASNEEF SUPPORT…… TASNEEF has carried out the interpretation and preparations for implementation of the Yacht Code. TASNEEF will continue its efforts to improve the application of the yacht code through scheduled workshops with participation from the industry professionals and constant feedbacks.

TASNEEF SUPPORT…… TASNEEF is committed to assist the yacht builders, owners, yachting professionals and other related parties to obtain compliance with the Yacht Code and related international standards. TASNEEF can offer a preliminary assessment to owners to identify any gaps in order to comply with the UAE Yacht Code.

TASNEEF SUPPORT…… TASNEEF works in close cooperation with the UAE Federal Transport Authority for developing the standards and regulations required for the other yacht segments. (e.g. private yachts below 24 meters in length and large commercial yachts)

BENEFITS TO OWNERS AND INDUSTRY UAE Yacht Code addresses the need of a statutory regulations Clean Yacht Certificate allows the owner to sail internationally with No limitations: No size / tonnage limitation No max. number of persons on board Safer yachting Compliance with international standards. Yachts will be surveyed and maintained to appropriate standards. Attractive UAE flag (Quality based): Quality standards for Yachts Protecting the environment, life and assets Increased value to yachts flying UAE Flag. Flexible and brings innovation (Functional requirements)

CONCLUSION UAE Yacht Code addresses the need of a statutory regulation intended only for large private large yachts. UAE Yacht Code brings innovative and comprehensive approach on design and operational aspects. Flexible and innovative approach to the over 12 guests category, depending on areas and modes of operation. Various benefits as discussed in previous slides to the owners, industry and environment.