Too hot to handle: pilots refuse to board ships with faulty AC | Gard's Insights
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Pilots working in some ports in Brazil have in some instances refused to board vessels that do not maintain adequate working conditions, specifically concerning temperature control on the bridge and in pilot cabins. This is driven by local labour regulations, which mandate specific temperature ranges for the safety an
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