Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Boatmasters in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Issuing specific authorisations for boatmasters.
Workers: about 14 650 boatmasters and 26 850 operational workers.
Boatmasters of vessels intended for goods transport which are under 20 metres in length.
Then one more point about medical examination of boatmasters over the age of 65.
Boatmasters are already required to keep the attestation of unloading on board for six months.
Common standards for the certificates of boatmasters and other deck crewmembers.
Boatmasters of vessels intended for passenger transport,
The obstacles to the achievement of Constance boatmasters are not so high as many believe.
The boatmasters may not load or unload at other places without special permission or only under exceptional circumstances.
This reasoning is valid for measures applying to boatmasters and for other categories of crew members.
are only envisaged for skilled crew- boatmen and boatmasters.
CDNI developments from 1 January 2018 for boatmasters and consignees/handling facilities/reception stations.
Option C improves labour mobility in particular through the recognition of qualifications on the Rhine for boatmasters and operational workers.
Amendment No 3 proposes that medical examinations of boatmasters over the age of 65 should be at three-year intervals.
who are twice as numerous as boatmasters, is even more significant.
Common standards for the certificates of boatmasters and other deck crewmembers of ships navigating in European inland waterways.
of the Council14 applies to inland waterway occupations other than boatmasters, who are covered by that Directive.
For safety reasons the Council considered that boatmasters aged 65 and over should be required to undergo an annual medical examination.
As the third point I should like to say that Member States must not be enabled lightly to impose supplementary requirements on boatmasters for navigating particular waterways.
During this period, crew members other than boatmasters may continue to rely on Directive 2005/36/EC for the recognition of their qualification by other Member States' authorities.
This Directive shall not prevent a Member State requiring additional knowledge on the part of boatmasters sailing vessels transporting dangerous substances on its territory.
This Directive shall apply to all boatmasters of inland-waterway vessels:
Council Directive on the recipro cal recognition of national boatmasters' cer tificates for the carriage of goods by inland waterway.
91/672/EEC on the reciprocal recognition of national boatmasters' certificates for boatmasters operating on inland waterways other than the Rhine.
An evaluation study carried out by the Commission in 2014 highlighted the fact that the limitation of the scope of Directives 91/672/EEC and 96/50/EC to boatmasters, as well as the lack of automatic recognition of boatmasters' certificates issued in accordance with those Directives on the Rhine, greatly hinders the mobility of crew members in inland navigation.