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Use wind to generate electricity to support like boundary from magnetic force(neodymium), so to remember limit points to be distance away, is there rly such job on ship? Like have a sleepgasser is what this means? It shld be common sense?

This is about story of "Todd"? Someone don't want terrorist to lose on invading the ship? This is common sense, maybe just pipe seawater to just flow on top which will clean all soap away?

If the death like that isn't it common sense to use rope and harness, about impact - maybe a bloater on impact of the drop(or can activate it while dropping), so the impact to wall or metal is cushioned. Is everywhere they can create a shameful vision anyway, that this is nice knowledge as fact but a statement that just not like the listener, bad luck and bad experience is a fixed to experience? About workers' safety, this is like common sense.

The hazards maybe mean: enter using oxygen gas tank, because - the death is by lack of oxygen and toxic gases. Know like alarm bell of door, enter using it and someone outside to call by pressing it easily.

Very good

By adhering to these best practices, personnel can help prevent accidents and ensure a safer working environment during hot work operations onboard.

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Great training video

Please send more videos on Incident scenario

Very good awareness. Many thanks for sharing

incorrect! 5th ic space anterior to mid axillary line... or finger

Good nice proper lifting plans

Workers have been decapitated by just such accidents. The forces involved with a line under tension !

Does this apply for hair clippers too? Im a musician and also a barber. Please i like to know 😢

How do I enroll into mooring school

Good job

Everything you didn't need to know because it's 100% common sense (and forgetting about some really important stuff, like fire), and nothing whatsoever that you need to actually know about how to grind or cut anything? Like, how to know what a cutting or grinding disc is? What speeds? What direction to cut? How tight is "too tight"? Should cutting be done in one pass, or many? how to hold the parts when grinding on a wheel? How to set up the wheel and distance to it? And those are just the things I can think of, as someone who knows nothing about this - what about all the things I don't know ??? IMCA sounds like they got paid to make a video about something they had no clue about, and didn't bother to ask someone who knows.

It surprises me that the deck is not painted in a way that let's the personel know where the danger zones are.

I didn't get why srynge's used here. Just needle is enough. air you are supposed to evacuate is more than 10cc or so... let the air leak to decompress the hemithorax.

that guy dead?

Never been to the sea but dang binged every one of these XD

Bro i can vibrate my hand whenever i want dude and its dosent hurt and ita in control lol?

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Between time stamp 8:35 and time stamp 8:45 , the video narrator uses the initialism "RPE" in the sentence, "it will also specify the correct PPE, and RPE, to wear for the job." However, the video does not teach the viewer (the student) what RPE is. RPE is respiratory protective equipment, such as a gas mask. Also, the abbreviation or initialism "PPE" is used to refer to "personal protective equipment." Personal Protective equipment (PPE) includes: gloves to protect your hands; hard plastic composite-toed shoes; safety glasses for your eyes, and more. The narrator in the video never explained what RPE is. I will leave this comment here in case future students read the video comments for additional help and explanation.

At minute marker 3:48 the narrator mentions "SIMOPS" without explaining what the acronym "SIMOPS" means. Simultaneous Operations are two or more separate jobs, or pieces of work, done on the same day, at the same time. If there was only one worker at a work site, then there would be *_NO_* simultaneous operations. In this context, an "operation" is a piece of work someone does, or a task, or job, which requires some times. Sometimes, the amount of time required is an hour, or one week, etc.... An example of an operation is putting up a sheet of dry wall and/or plaster board inside of a house. The word "simultaneous" means "happening at the same time". Whenever there are two or more people doing two or more different jobs at the same time, those people might accidentally hurt each. If you are not using your eyes to watch your surroundings, you might hit someone with equipment or materials you are carrying under your arm. Also, when person A uses fraying gas lines containing holes then person A might catch person B on fire. That is what they mean by "SIMOPS" or "simultaneous operations." its lots of operations, or tasks, being done at the same time by different people.

Good one

Thank u this is really helpful

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VERY GOOD INSTRUCTION FOR SAFE OPERATIONS

I’ve gone from random safety video to a full dock worker rabbit hole

cut corners = lost limbs

Thanks for your explain

This is why men are paid more than women. Equality? Get down in bell bitchhes!

both horrific, terrying, claustrophobic... but that "thumbs-up" very reassuring

the earth is flat, space doesn't exist and gravity is a hoax

The amount of oxygen used up by being fast and quickly moving around and getting out of breath is enormous. I mean I know it's important to do it quickly but it just seems like you would use up someone's oxygen that way

This is really good advice for just avoiding regular old hypothermia here on land. Spending more time in the woods and on the water than I ever did in school... I've run into many instances where hypothermia was a real threat for me or someone else I was with. Insulating yourself from the ground, drying off any sweat, or moisture, all of those things are absolutely wonderful advice that I don't think I've ever heard or seen in other hypothermia survival suggestions or guides. It really can be the difference in life or death something as simple as insulating your body from any large surface that can drain heat from it. Obviously it's not as big of a risk and situation if you're on land or in a boat or whatever... But still a few different percentage points one way or the other can make the difference. Any suggestions in this video would work in all hypothermia threat s

I wouldn't go down there without my own bottle of and a ziplock bag. If worse comes to worse you can try that bad boy around your head and drift off to sleep like a king. And if your buddies are real cool then maybe they'll do away with the tank and hide everything so that your family can still get life insurance payout. But I always swore that when it finally comes to that for me... In the next year or two... I would involve anyone just because I don't think it's right even if someone would want to be there for you and all that. Just not worth implicating someone. Pretty bad when we're allowed to euthanize r pets and give them a peaceful death once they're suffering becomes too much but humans don't even get that option

in india there is any imca traing centre

You couldn't pay me all the money on this planet to do this shit. One mistake this deep down and its bye bye.😖

Not that rare in the late 1970s in the North Sea when I started out as an Offshore Oil Field Diver

New fear, ropes

Imma break the perfection

I don't know if speed should be emphasized as much as being deliberate with your actions. Last thing you'd want to do is have to get out of that bag.