This document provides information about a ship's blue card and emergency procedures. The blue card contains the cardholder's station assignment, safety group, duty and abandon ship station. It also lists 4 code words and 2 alarm signals to direct crew to emergency response. The document outlines 6 muster stations for passengers and lists locations of life jackets. Key roles in an emergency include the captain, hotel manager and chief engineer. Steps are outlined to respond to a fire or man overboard situation.
This document provides information about a ship's blue card and emergency procedures. The blue card contains the cardholder's station assignment, safety group, duty and abandon ship station. It also lists 4 code words and 2 alarm signals to direct crew to emergency response. The document outlines 6 muster stations for passengers and lists locations of life jackets. Key roles in an emergency include the captain, hotel manager and chief engineer. Steps are outlined to respond to a fire or man overboard situation.
This document provides information about a ship's blue card and emergency procedures. The blue card contains the cardholder's station assignment, safety group, duty and abandon ship station. It also lists 4 code words and 2 alarm signals to direct crew to emergency response. The document outlines 6 muster stations for passengers and lists locations of life jackets. Key roles in an emergency include the captain, hotel manager and chief engineer. Steps are outlined to respond to a fire or man overboard situation.
This document provides information about a ship's blue card and emergency procedures. The blue card contains the cardholder's station assignment, safety group, duty and abandon ship station. It also lists 4 code words and 2 alarm signals to direct crew to emergency response. The document outlines 6 muster stations for passengers and lists locations of life jackets. Key roles in an emergency include the captain, hotel manager and chief engineer. Steps are outlined to respond to a fire or man overboard situation.
CODE WORD and ALARM SIGNAL that tells the crew to proceed immediately to your assigned emergency station
This is your Emergency Station
This is your Safety Group
This is your Safety Duty
This is your Abandon Ship Station
4 Code Words for the crew only
1. Mr. Skylight to the Station -
all crew must go to their emergency station
2. Mr. Red fox to the Station
-
fire onboard
3. Mr. Blue bird to the Station
-
medical emergency
4. Mr. MOB (Man over Board) to the Station
-
someone fell overboard
2 Alarm Signals for crew and passengers
1. General Emergency Alarm - 7 short and 1 long blast ------- all passengers needs to go to their Muster Station - all crew needs to go to their Emergency Station 2. Abandon Ship Signal - 1 long continuous blast - all the people onboard needs to go to their Abandon Ship Station crew
passengers / guests
Six (6) Muster Stations
Muster Station A -
Mariners Restaurant Deck 7 Fwd
Muster Station B -
Reception Lobby Deck 7 Mid
Muster Station C -
Blue Lagoon Deck 7 Mid
Muster Station D -
Galaxy of the Stars Deck 8 Aft
Muster Station E -
Port Side Deck 6 (Left Side)
Muster Station F -
Starboard Side (Right Side)
Deck 6
Location of Life Jackets
Crew Life Jacket -
Boat Deck, Deck 6
Passengers / Guests and Children
Captain
- All Muster Stations
- the only person that can give order to Abandon the Ship
Hotel Manager
- Evacuation Leader onboard
Chief Engineer
- Fire Chief onboard
Emergency Light - Light with Red Sticker
If you discover a Fire, what actions should you take?
___1__ Push the nearest fire alarm button
___2__ Try to extinguish the fire ___3__ Evacuate all persons from the area Secure. Close all fire doors Prepare the area for the Fire Groups ___4__ Stand by. Inform fire group leader about what you have seen.
Blue Dry Powder
If you see someone fell overboard, what will you do?
___1__ Shout: Man over Board ___2__ Throw a Life buoy / Life ring ___3__ Notify / call the bridge (9000/9001) ___4__ Try to stay on the spot and do not let the person out of your sight
