Young persons Flashcards
What hours is a young person allowed to work?
Must have 12 hours consectutive rest in any 24 hour period
Must be given 2 days rest in any 7 day period
If working over 4.5 hours, must be given 30 mins break
Maximum of 40 hours work a week which amounts to 8 hours work per day
Who is classed as a young person?
Age 16-18
Other than the official log book where else is the young person signed on?
List of young persons
What hours are young persons not permitted to work?
between midnight and 5am unless for something directly applicable to the training record book.
When making a risk assesment for young persons, what should be taken into account?
Due to their inexperience, lack of awareness of risk and immaturity, the following areas are for particular attention:
fitting out and layout of work aread
Nature, degree and duration of exposure to physical, biological and chemical agents
The form, range and use of work equipment and the way it is handled
The organisation of processes and activities
The extent of the health and safety training provided
Specifically in the risk assessment such work will be prohibitted:
Work beyond their physical or psycholical capacity
Invoving harmful exposure to agents which are toxic, carcinogenic, radioactive
Extreme cold or heat,
Noise or vibration
Optical radiation
Electromagnetic fields
Can exceptions be made for the young person with regard to prohibitted work?
Yes if it is indespensible for they’re vocational training as long as the young person is under supervision by a competent person
How long is a young persons medical certificate valid for?
Up to 12 months
What right does a young person have during their 1st placement on a foreign going ship after 4 months service?
Option of repatriation home with no expense to the young person if it becomes apparent that they are unsuited to life at sea
Which MSN is related specifically to young persons
MSN 1838
Should you explain to the young person what their role is on board?
Yes
How often should the TRB be checked?
Constantly monitored