§ 155.5010 Purpose
§ 155.5012 Deviation from response plan
§ 155.5015 Applicability
§ 155.5020 Definitions
§ 155.5021 Operating restrictions
§ 155.5023 Interim operating authorization
§ 155.5025 One-time port waiver
§ 155.5026 Qualified individual and alternate qualified individual
§ 155.5030 Nontank vessel response plan requirements: General content
§ 155.5035 Nontank vessel response plan requirements: Specific content
§ 155.5050 Response plan development and evaluation criteria for nontank vessels carrying groups I through IV petroleum oil
§ 155.5052 Response plan development and evaluation criteria for nontank vessels carrying group V petroleum oil
§ 155.5055 Training
§ 155.5060 Exercises
§ 155.5061 Alternative Training and Exercise Program
§ 155.5062 Inspection and maintenance of response resources
§ 155.5065 Procedures for plan submission and approval
§ 155.5067 Alternative planning criteria
§ 155.5070 Procedures for plan review, revision, and amendment
§ 155.5075 Appeal procedures

Terms Used In CFR > Title 33 > Chapter I > Subchapter O > Part 155 > Subpart J - Nontank Vessel Response Plans

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