IRSA has approved 2017 Edition of the IOM Class Rules on 20 March 2017. Changes in the IOM Class Rules 2017 compared to the 2016 Edition ( included those made during IRSA approval process) are shown in file: IOM CR 2017_300317_final_changes.pdf.
Final IOM Class Rules 2017 Edition are in file IOM CR 2017_300317_final.pdf.
 
IOM Check lists and Control Forms are prepared in Excel format to allow translation in local languages in controllable manner.  Please do not produce your own versions. Use only Excel files on IOM ICA website as templates to make forms in your local language, if needed.
Published PDF files contains official English version of the IOM Check Lists and Control Forms.
All published 2017 Edition documents are valid from 1st May 2017.
IOM Certificate template has been sent to NCAs representatives only. They are not published on the IOM ICA website.
IOM CERTIFICATION MEASUREMENT FORM 2018 (pdf format. )
IOM CERTIFICATION MEASUREMENT HULL AND APPENDAGES – CHECK LIST 2018 (pdf format.)
IOM RIGS AND SAILS CERTIFICATION MEASUREMENT – CHECK LIST FORM 2018 (pdf format. )
IOM Measurer’ s record 2018 ( pdf format .. doc format)
IOM CERTIFICATION MEASUREMENT FORM – ADDITIONAL RIGS 2018 (pdf format . )

IOM Measurement Forms 2018

(effective 1st March 2018)

Certification Control Form

The class rules allow pigmentation of resins used in the moulding of hulls and the difficulty in examining the interior of many hulls, the declarations required on the Certification Control Form require the builder of the hull to declare that the materials used in the construction of the hull / boat are in compliance with the class rules. The simplest way to deal with the Declaration would be for the builder to include a pre-signed Certification Control form with the boat at delivery to the owner. Alternately if a completed boat is not being delivered to provide a declaration that to the best of his knowledge the components supplied meet the requirements of the class rules.

The Certification Control Form remains the only form required to be sent to and retained by a NCA as the result of a successful certification control. The method of storage is the NCA’s decision.

Additional Rigs Form

Should the boat be certificated with less than the full complement of rigs then the Additional rigs Certification Control Form may be used to add additional rigs to a certificate.   Once the certificate has been up dated then it need not be retained.

Check Lists

The two Check List forms are for the measurers use in conducting a certification control.   They are not required to be sent to the NCA. As such, these check lists should be thought of as a work sheet of checks to be observed by the official measurer in a control only and if the boat complies with all the statements then there would be no further use for them. The check lists might be of some use to the owner of a boat which failed control as a record of what has to be corrected before a certificate is issued.

Measurer’s record

This is not part of the Certification Control Forms but is only given as a suggestion of a means of a measurer recording measurements he, or she has completed.

Builder

The term builder on the Certification Control Form is to be interpreted to mean the person who assembles the boat to sailing condition from its individual components.

The builder should then satisfy him, or herself, that the various components meet the current class rules.

Where there is any doubt as to the components compliance, the builder should ask his supplier to provide a declaration certifying the component being supplied complies with the current class rules.  This should be available to the Official Measurer at certification control.

In the case of a hull the moulder may wish to add a declaration for this purpose to his moulder’s tag.

Such a declaration should not be confused with the boat’s certificate resulting from control.

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