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Subject: RE: TWL: Safety List
From: Wray West (wraywest@XXX.XXX)
Date: Sun Sep 02 2001 - 10:41:30 EDT
This passenger safety checklist is a great idea. A couple of items to
consider adding:
- rules for being on deck while under way or stationary (buddy, harness,
what?)
- MOB procedure
- lines (keep stowed underway, stay clear when tied-up)
I am just starting out and list like these will be helpful initially as I
learn the ropes and may even be helpful in the long run to be sure I never
miss an item (the airplane pilots use the checklists forever, right?) I want
to put together checklists for other tasks aboard. Do other list members
have checklists they could share for operational or emergency tasks? Some
checklists I want to prepare are:
- getting underway (from preparing to start engine to stowing lines)
- docking (from making lines ready to shutting down)
- variation of above for anchoring and mooring
- routine equipment check and log entry while on passage
- passenger boat systems briefing (heads, stowing gear, electric/water
conservation, etc.)
- engine room fire
- any other fire
- abandon ship
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>Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 19:37:26 -0700
>From: "Jean&Michael" <jdmw@XXX.XXX>
>Subject: TWL: Safety list>
>
> For our last boat I made the following list to go over with guests as they
>boarded. Printed it about 5x7" and had it laminated. Any comments or
>recommendations for adjustments?
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-Wray
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