Sailors abandon ship due to fire on deck

Fire is a critical situation requiring ‘all hands on deck’ to participate in the emergency. As such, all crew members should be assigned with tasks as per muster list, taking into consideration the type of the vessel, any special compartments’ requirements and the availability of systems onboard. Crew members need guidance and senior officers (Chief officer/Chief Engineer) should provide detailed guidance for each step of drill. This will provide the necessary confidence to crew members on how to react during real situations. Each drill should simulate reality as much as possible. Turning off lighting or use training smoke creates a close to reality environment. Injured personnel evacuation with stretcher’s use should be part of the drill in order to provide training on different technics (vertical transfer, accommodation stairway use, etc.). An effective briefing (toolbox meeting) should be the starting point of the drill. An effective debriefing and a written evaluation should be final stage of each drill.

[@juliannigm4283]

que terrible se siente¡¡ y mas cuando el oceano es inmenso,,,,¡¡ bendiciones a toda la triplacion ¡ que llegaron con bien¡ gracias capitan ,,por sus videos ,,asi entendemos la vida de los que se dedican al mar🥰🐠🐟🐬🐋🐳

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Ese barco si lograron controlar el fuego