Maritime Safety lesson 1 and 2 Flashcards
Information on safety and hazard control practices and procedures on a vessel is described in:
the vessel’s Safety Management Manual
Warning signage information for restricted areas and emergency procedures
should be known and implemented.
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Acts, an employer is required to:
provide training that ensures the health/safety at work of employees
7 short and 1 long blast
Abandon Ship
Continuous Ringing
Fire Alarm/ Emergency
Master stations list include the place of emergency
A place of emergency assembly.
IF required to abandon the ship
assist the passengers slip on the water or the life raft
In threatening those suffering in hypothermia
wrap them to insolating blanket
Vessel is sinking you are intended to abandon the ship
Wear as much warm clothing and collect the nearest life jacket
you heard a 6 short and 1 long blast you should
Collect the nearest life jacket and head to the deck
A common cause of fire in accommodation is
Cigarettes
The heat transferred by a wielding machine
conduction
A raft are survivor boarded
life raft
During refueling you should not-
Smoke
A launched by people or by gravity that can accommodate at least 20 persons
Life boat
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Acts, an employee is implement to:
implement safety procs and use safety equipment appropriately
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Acts, an employer is required to:
provide training that ensures the health/safety at work of employees
Many hazards exist on a boat. The obligations to safety of a deckhand when working with others
the obligation is continuous
“Galley equipment is often made of heavy metal and is best stowed near the deck.”:
True
Safety equipment is checked by the crew
before and during each voyage