NZS 5823:2001
Specification for buoyancy aids and marine safety harnesses and lines
Updates NZS 5823:1989 to meet the requirements of the Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand and reflect current manufacturing capabilities and designs. Reprinted to append Amendment 1:2001.
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