Machine translation from English source
All equipment necessary to remove casualties from the water and treat them on board must be maintained in good working order.
The condition of this equipment must be checked by the contractor vessel during weekly drilling and deficiencies reported to the appropriate unit manager.
The weekly exercise should contain a series of rescue and recovery drills to realistically simulate the type of event that the contractor vessel might encounter while performing its duties.
Comprehensive rescue plan
A comprehensive rescue plan/manual prescribed by the contractor and approved by the Maritime Department should be developed. The plan should be posted on the bridge and exercises involving various rescue scenarios should be conducted at intervals not exceeding three (3) months.
The crew must be able to demonstrate competence in the use of rescue equipment and understanding of the requirements of the rescue plan.
Rescue equipment must comply with the requirements of maritime contracts, ship specifications Chapter (work on a tanker reviews)
All ships must have a fire and watch account/must list which clearly states the duties and responsibilities of each crew member for each type of emergency, specifically: fire, general emergency and abandon ship. Emergency plans (indicating alarms and responsibilities of on-board personnel) must be available for all emergency situations, including, but not limited to, fire, gas evacuation, man overboard, damage control, collision, grounding, medical emergency , confined space rescue, severe weather, pollution control, major equipment failure, etc.
Open lifeboats and workboat standards (work on a tanker reviews)
Any vessel equipped with an open rescue boat and/or work boat must strictly comply with the codes below.
The shipowner/operator must take into account fuel transport, flash point, transport, shore storage and refueling operations, which must comply with the requirements of the Health and Safety Manual
The Marine Department strongly recommends the use of a Diesel internal combustion engine.
