ГОСТ Р ИСО 17776-2012 Нефтяная и газовая промышленность. Морские добычные установки. Способы и методы идентификации опасностей и оценки риска. Основные положения

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* Официальный перевод этого стандарта находится в Федеральном информационном фонде технических регламентов и стандартов.     

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* Официальный перевод этого стандарта находится в Федеральном информационном фонде технических регламентов и стандартов.

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* Официальный перевод этого стандарта находится в Федеральном информационном фонде технических регламентов и стандартов.     

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