Global Gravity SWL-30t
Global Davit Global Gravity SWL-30t is identified in the source list as a gravity davit. It is installed at the assigned survival-craft or rescue-boat station on deck and structurally attached to the vessel. Its purpose is to launch and recover the associated rescue boat, lifeboat or life raft using the approved falls, winch and hook arrangement. The source record provides the existing record note 'Davits'. The davit, winch, falls, brakes and release interfaces form part of a certified launching appliance and must be maintained as an integrated system. The exact model designation and any SWL information contained in the source distinguish approved load and arrangement from neighboring davits; refer to the equipment certificate for the exact figures.
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Service & Maintenance
Inspect falls, sheaves, pins, winch, brakes, controls, limit devices and structural foundations. Lubricate specified points and check free movement without contaminating brake surfaces. Examine wire ropes and terminations for corrosion, broken wires and deformation and record condition according to the approved maintenance scheme. Function-test controls and recovery equipment using the authorized procedure and restore all securing arrangements afterward. Inspect the davit structure for corrosion, cracking or deformation. Refer to manufacturer and statutory documentation for exact inspection intervals, renewal criteria, load tests and brake settings.
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