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BOS-PRD-

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Personnel on new assignment require greater care and attention due to the potential increased risk

exposure.

Personnel in the following categories

shall

be considered on new assignment:

x

Crew member new to the Company;

x

Crew member new to the vessel/vessel type;

x

Crewmember newly promoted to the position.

Personnel on new assignment may additionally be considered as a

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.

In order to mitigate the associated risk with personnel on new assignment and SSW’s, this procedure

shall

be consulted together with the procedure for

Management of Change

(in Section 7).

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Schedule of crew changes

shall

not relieve simultaneously (ie in less than 48 hours difference) the following

positions:

a

)

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d

C

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f

Mate

b

)

Ca

p

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d

C

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f

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neer

c)

C

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f

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gi

neer an

d

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c

o

n

d

En

gi

neer

The

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De

p

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m

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shall

comply with this rule in any case and notify

ve

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ter

accordingly.

When a seafarer is given a new assignment there

shall

be a period of overlap for the new assignee.

The defined period of overlap assume that the crew member is new to the Company, or first time sailing in

that Rank, and are for guidance only. Period can be varied according to particular circumstances, e.g.

x

If the crew member is a BOURBON employee changing ship;

x

Length of time previously served in that Rank;

x

Length of time in lower rank of the same Department served on same vessel/type.

In addition particular working or operational conditions of the vessel (dry dock, scope of work, contractual

specifities)

shall

be taken into consideration by Crewing Department when assessing overlap time required).

When receiving the crew change schedule, the

Ca

p

ta

i

n

shall

verify the rule’s compliance.

If any breach is identified, Captain

shall

notify the Crewing Department accordingly for immediate correction

by proposing new dates.

If the overlap period is being significantly reduced, the decision

shall

be consulted together with the

procedure for

Management of Change

(MoC) of Personnel with a specific Risk Assessment to be completed

for each crew member significantly varying from the overlap matrix.

MoC/Risk Assessment

shall

be ratified by

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or

relevant

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m

ent

prior to

crewmember joining vessel. When vessel is offshore, the Master

shall

authorize the offsigner to leave the

site only after ensuring that onsigner is on site or confirmation that onsigner is actually transiting to site.

Here is BOS matrix for a minimum overlap time, reflecting relevant legislation, geographic specificities,

operational factors, fleet composition, etc.

Version CR(BOS-PRD-

2

603.900301). Original date: 31/1

2

/

2

014. Version date:. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Crewing and HR Manager . Approved by: BOS Crewing and HR Department. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative..

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