Cruise Ship Safety drills for the crew. Everything you need to know.

[@simonallen4550]

Hello again Lucy. If you remember I was a cruise ship nurse.When I joined my first ship Grand Princess there was a crew drill within 10 mins of being on board, my senior said I was a rabbit in the head lights. As time progressed my role was i/c stretcher party and I am proud of how professional we were able to train a team to carry out their role including chest compressions and log rolling, with much fun included. These guys, many laundry gave up their time time on sea days for training. On a US Coast Guard inspection they were very highly praised. I love what you are doing and would be happy to help with any medical/safety issues. Best wishes Si

[@waltecno1]

Oh, Lucy! You've been my guiding light through the process... Next Sunday I'll be onboard for the first time! Thank you so much!

[@nalu778]

Great video Lucy thanks for all the insights and knowledge... amazing as always...I'm finally joining my ship the Norwegian epic cruise line and I'm also part of the shops team I'm joining in San Juan Puerto Rico on the 6 march 2022 still a bit nervous since this is my first contract...any insights on what to expect on a first day on board during COVID

[@sandylfgrubb]

You should be a cruise new hire liaison if there is such a thing and if not, you should suggest it! You are so good at explaining things and you know what's expected from both sides of a cruise employee ....you are serious and detailed for the cruiseline side and you've been through it from the employee side.

[@wpatrickw2012]

I hope that all of the crew on my next cruise are as professional and well trained as you are.

[@deniseyoung3738]

I have always been impressed at how professional and serious the crew are on these drills! Thanks for the information, it makes me feel even safer when going on a cruise!

[@markgriffin9353]

Great stuff and it is obviously you have been trained! I have been on 15 cruises and didn't realize how much has gone into the safety drills I hear all the times! GOOD luck in your future travels

[@johnmartin4650]

Thank you Lucy……always good to see you

[@goga1956]

I like your hair color🥰

[@tamara1996ification]

Thanks for another fab video hun cant wait to see u back on board next week!! X

[@1204nedes]

The worst part about working on a cruise. Nothing worse than that damn alarm waking you tf up on your time off

[@MARTINORMANCV]

We train the Royal Navy for fire fighting and I’m interested to know how many times you’ve had a single long alarm during your contracts? I would expect first aid firefighting by experienced galley crew means that it’s unlikely to reach a single alarm event.

[@shortcake7200]

This is quite interesting, thank you for sharing! When you get the alert to get your life preserver and go to your muster station, are you proceeding at a normal pace and not really drawing attention, or are you running to your cabin, getting your things and running to your muster station?

Thank you for this video. I will soon be joining a ship so this is useful 😉

[@captainmauricee1694]

Thank you for sharing.

[@positivevibes7178]

Hi Lucy!!! Hope I see you when I start my contract. How do I obtain the STCW certificate?

[@captainmauricee1694]

I heard that if there's an emergency, we need to be calm the first 30 seconds, so we will think and react better.

[@singingmusicmel]

Remember SOS... Stop Oxygenate Seek Information....

[@lisachanter474]

Hi Lucy do you get friends and family discount on ships ?

[@savannahhaas]

ugh i really wanna work on a cruise ship but i’m in college ):

[@CruisingAsCrew]

No rush babe. Ships will still be there when you finish and even better... hopefully all the Covid restrictions will be gone.

[@traindrivercarl4908]

nose ring?

[@garvingray]

Gimmick infringement. Your Britishism of the week is Tannoy. More commonly known in another countries as PA