Initial System Changes In Response To An Emergency Flashcards
Why do we vent. crash stop in an Emergency?
> Stops Spread of any Air-Borne contamination or smoke
Makes ships company aware to an impending pipe
What will the SCCO & MRS / SDS shut in regards to an emergency?
> Bulkhead iso. Vales
Fire Dampers
Air Purification
Give the rule for Bulkhead doors in relation to an emergency?
> Left open for fire, unless piped by Ship Control
The Rule for Air Lock doors during an emergency?
> Shut air lock doors at start of the incident
Doors opened one at a time for access
With an incident onboard, what is key to control within systems & external of the SM?
> Maintain control of SM (Speed & Trim)
Line up for fighting
Initially, Ship Control will take charge of the incident
Then the incident is then handed over to DCHQ when they have closed up
What is key in regards to isolations of valves in an emergency?
> Isolate when you know you are certain of the implications
Report isolation Valve Name & Number asap
Report is confirmed by person receiving it
Ask personnel receiving the info to repeat back valve name & number
What are the command priorities during an emergency?
> Float - Adjust weight of SM (Trim, Ballast & Air system)
Move - Require Propulsion, Control surfaces & sensors
Fight - Torpedo Launch system
Give 5 actions the Watch keepers do initially during emergencies?
> On watch personnel to remain at their watch keeping positions
Stood Down watchkeepers proceed to their emergency station
First Aid Fire - fighters are stood down watch keepers
Off watch personnel are to proceed immediately to their emergency station
Persons (Policemen) will be nominated on watch & station bill to check that everybody is out of bed
Aft Watch- keepers Actions (Off Watch) that include the RPO / Marine Eng. Officer of Watch (MRS) / Officers & WO’s / Remaining man power?
> RPO - BA Co-ORDINATOR
Marine Engineer Officer of Watch - Aft Support Party
Officers & WO’s - Man tech office
Remaining Man Power - Full Fire Fighting team & support party
Give dress standards to be worn during an emergency.
> Sleeves down and cuffs & collars buttoned
Overalls fastened to the neck & sleeves fastened
DMS non - slip footwear boots
Anti - flash hood & gloves worn
Full fire fighting teams wear PBI Gold suits & rubber boots
Why do we wear Action Working Dress whilst fighting a fire?
Protects & to reduce skin exposure