Maritime Transport Instrument MTI-404.210-1
Overview of Maritime Transport Instrument MTI-404.210-1
What this maritime transport instrument does
Transport Instrument MTI-404.210-1 sets out further requirements in relation to the standards for radiocommunications equipment and procedures on vessels of less than 45 metres in length.
MTI-404.210-1 applies as follows:
- Section 5 applies to vessels to which rule 404.210(2) applies:
- (2) Section 6 applies to vessels to which rule 404.210(1)(b) or rule 404.210(2) applies:
- (3) Section 7 applies to vessels to which rule 404.210(3) applies
Commencement
This maritime transport instrument comes into force on the same date that Maritime Rules Part 404 Design, Construction, and Equipment – New Zealand Cape Town Vessels and Foreign Cape Town Vessels comes into force.
Section 5 required standards to meet compliance
Section 5 of MTI 404.210-1 1 sets out the required standards to meet compliance for the following items:
- MF/HF Radiotelephone fitted with Digital Select Calling (DSC)
- VHF Radio
- Radar Transponder or AIS-SART
- EPIRB
- IMO recognised Mobile Satellite Service
- Automatic Identification System (AIS)
- Source of energy
- Clock
- Card of instructions
- Emergency electric light
- Documentation
Section 6– performance standards for radiocommunications equipment
Section 6 outlines the performance standards for radiocommunications equipment for all vessels.
Section 7 – Maintenance, Inspection and servicing of radiocommunications equipment for all vessels
Section 7 outlines the maintenance, inspection, and servicing of radiocommunications equipment for all vessels.
Download MTI 404.210-1 [PDF: 275kB, 6 pages]
Materials incorporated by reference in Maritime Transport Instrument MTI-404.210-1
The following items are incorporated by Reference in Maritime Transport Instrument MTI 404.210-1
IMO resolution A.1106(29) |
GMDSS Master Plan adopted by the IMO |
SOLAS Chapter IV regulation 2: A 19/Resolution 801 |
IMO Resolution A.706(17) |
Getting copies of material incorporated by reference
Some materials can be accessed and viewed free online, other material is subject to copyright and can either be purchased from the original source or viewed as an electronic copy at Maritime New Zealand.
History of Part 404.210-1
2023
MTI suspended
This MTI comes into force on the same date that Part 404 comes into force.
New MTI signed
MTI 404.210-1 was signed on 17 March 2023.
MTI 404.210-1 Original [PDF: 628kB, 5 pages]