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3.2 Table 1 summarizes the standardized shipboard safety signs used in workplaces and public areas in terms of functional category, referent number, referent, graphical symbol as well as geometric shape and colour.
The symbols listed in the appendix should be used for the display of navigation-related information to promote consistency in the symbol presentation on navigational equipment. The symbols listed in the appendix should replace symbols which are currently contained in existing performance standards.
ANNEX 1. GUIDELINES FOR THE PRESENTATION OF NAVIGATION-RELATED SYMBOLS. 1. Purpose. The purpose of these annexed Guidelines is to provide guidance on the appropriate use of navigation-related symbols to achieve a harmonized and consistent presentation. 2. Scope.
Annex 1 - Guidelines for the Presentation of Navigation-Related Symbols. 1 Purpose. The purpose of these Guidelines is to provide guidance on the appropriate use of navigation-related symbols to achieve a harmonized and consistent presentation. 2 Scope.
These Guidelines apply to all shipborne navigational systems and equipment. The symbols listed in the appendix should be used for the display of navigation-related information to promote consistency in the symbol presentation on navigational equipment.
Safety signs and symbols are used extensively on board ships to alert crew members to working hazards, escape routes, type of equipment etc. These signs act as a pictorial illustration to help seafarers increase their level of personal safety on ships. Safety signs use a variety of colours and symbols, which have been acknowledged
The equipment markings are primarily signage for fire control equipment and systems, lifesaving equipment and fire-fighting equipment. The amendments also contain symbols for signs which are originally intended for safety plans and escape route plans.
