Article 32

     1. Any dangerous cargo shall  be  packed,  marked  and  labelled,
handled,   stored   and   stowed   in  accordance  with  the  relevant
requirements of international regulations applying to the transport of
dangerous  goods  by  water  and  those  dealing specifically with the
handling of dangerous goods in ports.
     2. Dangerous  substances  shall not be handled,  stored or stowed
unless they are packed and marked  and  labelled  in  compliance  with
international regulations for the transport of such substances.
     3. If receptacles  or  containers  of  dangerous  substances  are
broken  or damaged to a dangerous extent,  dock work,  other than that
necessary to eliminate danger,  shall be stopped in the area concerned
and  the  workers  removed  to  a safe place until the danger has been
eliminated.
     4. Adequate  measures  shall  be  taken  to  prevent  exposure of
workers to toxic or harmful substances or agents,  or oxygen-deficient
or flammable atmospheres.
     5. Where workers are required to  enter  any  confined  space  in
which toxic or harmful substances are liable to be present or in which
there is liable to be an oxygen deficiency, adequate measures shall be
taken to prevent accidents or injury to health.