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- Cód do Mharaithe maidir le hOiliúint, Deimhniú agus Faire Tagairt Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
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- Code für die Ausbildung,die Erteilung von Befähigungszeugnissen und den Wachdienst von Seeleuten | Code über Normen für die Ausbildung, die Erteilung von Befähigungszeugnissen und den Wachdienst von Seeleuten | STCW-Code
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- Sainmhíniú Regelwerk, in dem festgelegt ist, welche Mindestanforderungen ein Schiffsbesatzungsmitglied im Laufe seiner Ausbildung erreichen muss Tagairt Council-DE; Legaldef.: s. RL 2005/45/EG gegenseitige Anerkennung von Befähigungszeugnissen der Mitgliedstaaten für Seeleute, Art.2 Buchst.h (ABl. L_255/ 2005, S.160) CELEX:32005L0045/DE
- Nóta XREF: STCW-Übereinkommen IATE:777953 ;DIV: aka 21.06.10
- STCW Code | Seafarers' Training, Certification and Watchkeeping Code
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- Sainmhíniú a set of standards and guidelines for seafarers providing more detailed information about, and in support of, the basic requirements set out in the STCW Convention Tagairt International Maritime Organisation, http://www.imo.org/About/Conventions/ListOfConventions/Pages/International-Convention-on-Standards-of-Training,-Certification-and-Watchkeeping-for-Seafarers-(STCW).aspx [06.11.2012]
- Nóta The regulations contained in the STCW Convention are supported by sections in the STCW Code. Generally speaking, the Convention contains basic requirements which are then enlarged upon and explained in the Code.Part A of the Code is mandatory. The minimum standards of competence required for seagoing personnel are given in detail in a series of tables. Part B of the Code contains recommended guidance which is intended to help Parties implement the Convention. The measures suggested are not mandatory and the examples given are only intended to illustrate how certain Convention requirements may be complied with. However, the recommendations in general represent an approach that has been harmonised by discussions within IMO and consultation with other international organisations.