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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • This familiarization is for :

  • Location
  • Name of attending Officer

  • Position

  • Date & time

Personal Safety Instructions

  • (To be completed within 24 hours or before sailing, whichever is the soonest)

  • Date

  • Do you know the Alarm signals for Fire, General Emergency and Man Overboard?

  • Do you know the command for abandonship?

  • Your Emergency & Abandon Ship Muster Stations?

  • - Where your nearest Cabin Safety Equipment is ( Smoke Hoods , Fire Extinguisher , EEBD , Hose and Hydrant ) , Alarm activation , nearest Escape from your accommodation ?.

  • Do you understand your Emergency duties as shown on the posted Muster List?

The ship’s Safety Plan, which shows the following:

  • Do you now understand the symbols used on the plan and the signs used on board?

  • The location of the ship’s Fire Fighting Equipment

  • The location of Lifejackets, Immersion Suits and Thermal Protection Aids (TPA)

  • - Shown How to don Lifejacket

  • The location of the different types of Lifebuoys

  • The location of the Life rafts on board

  • Shown all the Emergency Escapes

  • The location of the EPIRB's, SART, Distress Buttons and Pyrotechnics

  • How to operate the Watertight, Fire and Weather-Tight doors correctly?

  • Do you now understand the dangers associated with passing through closing WTDs?

  • The location of the SOPEP (Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan) Equipment and when it is to be used?

STAGE TWO

  • (To be completed within 7 days of joining)

  • Where to find the First Aid and Medical Equipment? Do you know how to use this Equipment in an Emergency?

  • What to do if you come across a Fire, Medical Emergency, MOB or a Pollution Emergency?

  • The location of the fixed firefighting activation points for Galleys , Engine Room and Tender Jet ski Garages

  • The correct use of the equipment you will be expected to use in your general work duties?

  • The correct use of the PPE you are issued with?

  • How and where to separate garbage?

  • Do you understand the Garbage Management system and MARPOL restrictions in place?

  • Where to find all MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) and understand what they are?

  • The areas considered as confined spaces and hazards involved in entering those spaces? Chain Lockers and Tanks

  • Your specific work duties and of the main hazards involved?

  • Other alarms, including BNWAS, Engineers Alarm Panel and Fridge Alarm?

  • The radio channels for your department and for use in an Emergency?

ISPS FAMILIARISATION

  • - Security Sign in Sheet

  • Your responsibilities in accordance with the Ship's Security Plan and do you understand them?

  • The ship’s policy on visitors, weapons, drugs and smuggling?

  • Do you understand the basic daily security routines (e.g. Watch keepers . Gangway Access)

  • Do you know how to use the crew door access code keypad

  • How to report a security incident (Including a piracy or armed robbery threat / attack)?

  • The procedures to follow when you recognise a security threat and do you understand them?- Suspicious persons and packages

  • What needs to be done in response to a vessel lockdown?

  • What the different marine security levels are and which level we are in at the moment?

  • Who the Ships Security Officer and the Company Security Officer are? Frank Da Costa

Boat Information

  • -Location of the Crew Door Key

  • - Security sign in sheet

  • - How to operate the gangway and adjust the height safely

  • - Watch keepers Duties

  • - HOURS OF REST APP

  • - Location of Policies for Safety Enviromental , Drug and Alcohol , Complaints Procedure , DPA Information

  • - Have you read and signed the SOLAS Training Manual?

  • - The location of the COSWP?

  • Signature of Crewmember - I have been shown all fields in the Familiarization.

  • Signature of Officer

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