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    The document outlines crew actions and responsibilities in response to different alarm signals and emergency situations on board a vessel, including: 1) Crew are to report immediately to muster stations wearing personal flotation devices upon hearing general alarm or fire signals. 2) Specific roles and tasks are designated to crew members like the master, engineers, deckhands, and stewards to coordinate firefighting, evacuation of guests, launching of lifeboats and rafts, and medical assistance. 3) In man overboard situations, the vessel is to turn towards where the person fell and engines are put in neutral or slow ahead to assist with search and rescue efforts.

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    Muster List

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    The document outlines crew actions and responsibilities in response to different alarm signals and emergency situations on board a vessel, including: 1) Crew are to report immediately to muster stations wearing personal flotation devices upon hearing general alarm or fire signals. 2) Specific roles and tasks are designated to crew members like the master, engineers, deckhands, and stewards to coordinate firefighting, evacuation of guests, launching of lifeboats and rafts, and medical assistance. 3) In man overboard situations, the vessel is to turn towards where the person fell and engines are put in neutral or slow ahead to assist with search and rescue efforts.

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    The document outlines crew actions and responsibilities in response to different alarm signals and emergency situations on board a vessel, including: 1) Crew are to report immediately to muster stations wearing personal flotation devices upon hearing general alarm or fire signals. 2) Specific roles and tasks are designated to crew members like the master, engineers, deckhands, and stewards to coordinate firefighting, evacuation of guests, launching of lifeboats and rafts, and medical assistance. 3) In man overboard situations, the vessel is to turn towards where the person fell and engines are put in neutral or slow ahead to assist with search and rescue efforts.

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    Muster List

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    The document outlines crew actions and responsibilities in response to different alarm signals and emergency situations on board a vessel, including: 1) Crew are to report immediately to muster stations wearing personal flotation devices upon hearing general alarm or fire signals. 2) Specific roles and tasks are designated to crew members like the master, engineers, deckhands, and stewards to coordinate firefighting, evacuation of guests, launching of lifeboats and rafts, and medical assistance. 3) In man overboard situations, the vessel is to turn towards where the person fell and engines are put in neutral or slow ahead to assist with search and rescue efforts.

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    FIRE GENERAL ALARM MOB

    CONTINUOUS 3 LONG (REPEATED)

    IF SEEN THROW LIFERING(S) TO MOB. RAISE


    IF SIGNAL FOLLOED BY 2 SHORT BLASTS FIRE INTERIOR CREW EVACUATE GUESTS (WITH
    ALARM & MAINTAIN VISUAL CONTACT AT ALL
    TEAM DON SUITS AT MUSTER STN. LIFE JACKETS) AND PROCEED TO MUSTER
    TIMES.
    STATIONS
    IF SIGNAL REPEATED WITHOUT INTERIM 2
    CREW TO STATIONS WITH LIFEJACKETS
    SHORT, ALL HANDS DIRECT TO LIFE BOATS CREW TO MUSTER STATIONS WITH LIFEJACKETS

    ABANDON SHIP ONLY ON VOCAL COMMAND OF MASTER


    CREW ACTIONS
    MASTER ON BRIDGE IN COMMAND.
    MASTER ON BRIDGE IN COMMAND. MASTER ON BRIDGE IN COMMAND.
    CALCULATE RECIPROCAL
    MANOUVER VESSEL INTO BEST MANOUVER VESSEL INTO BEST
    COURSE. DISTRESS COMMS. CO-
    POSITION. DISTRESS COMMS. POSITION. CO-ORDINATE
    ORDINATE & INITIATE RESCUE
    EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATION OPERATIONS; DISTRESS
    PROCEDURES
    COMMUNICATIONS;
    MATE ASSIST MASTER, RELAY COMMS #1 LIFERAFT COMMAND WATCH EMERGENCY MANOUVER (SEE
    BETWEEN MUSTER STN AND
    MATE COLLECT EPIRB & SART, NOTE) DEPRESS MOB BUTTON
    BRIDGE.
    (ACTIVATE EPIRB), COLLECT ON GPS & RAISE ALARM. NOTE
    ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF FIRE FIGHTING GRAB BAGS, GMDSS VHF’S & POSN, HEADING SPEED, THROW
    OPERATIONSS ON DECK. STOP FLARES. ASSIST WITH GUEST LIFERING WITH SMOKE/LIGHT.
    A/C & E.R. VENTILATION, FUEL CALL CAPTAIN
    INTO RAFTS. , #2 LIFERAFT
    FEEDS ETC; DEPLOY SYSTEMS, COMMAND MATE. PRIMARY SPOTTER,
    PUMPS ETC. CO-ORDINATE FIRE CO-ORDINATE RESCUE WITH
    TEAM ENGINEER LAUNCH LIFERAFTS &SECURE
    CAPTAIN.
    FOR BOARDING WHEN
    2nd Eng ASSIST ENGINEER IN ORDERED BY CAPTAIN. ENGINEER PREPARE LIFELINE & SLING,
    DEPLOYMENT OF SYSTEMS; PREPARE TENDER (LIFEBOAT) PREPARE BOARDING LADDER
    WHEN INSTRUCTED DON FOR LAUNCH. #1 LIFERAFT PREPARE TENDER FOR LAUNCH,
    FIRESUIT & B.A; LEAD FIRE TEAM. ASSIST WITH RESCUE
    2ND ENG ASSIST IN LAUNCH OF 2nd Eng PRIORITY SPOTTING
    DECKHAND REPORT TO MUSTER STATION LIFERAFTS, MAOUVER INTO
    WITH PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS DECK PRIORITY SPOTTING. WHEN
    POSITION; #2 LIFERAFT
    ASSIST ENGINEER, WHEN REQUIRED ASSIST ENGINEER
    INSTRUCTED DON FIRESUIT & DECKHAND ASSIST ENGINEERS TO SECURE WITH PREPARATION AND
    B.A; #2 IN FIRE TEAM LIFERAFTS, #1 LIFERAFT RESCUE.
    CHEF ENSURE GALLEY VENTS CLOSED, CHEF THROW FRESH WATER BOTTLES CHIEF STEW CONTROL GUEST FROM
    GAS OFF, BE ON STANDBY WITH INTO RAFTS, TENDERS, ASSIST
    PORTABLE EXTINGUISHER(S) TO GETTING IN THE WAY OF
    ENGINEER. #2 LIFERAFT RESCUE. GUESTS MAY AND
    ASSIST CHIEF ENGINEER.
    CHIEF STEW HEAD COUNT OF ALL GUESTS; SHOULD BE USED AS SPOTTERS
    CHIEF STEW HEAD COUNT OF ALL GUESTS, FOR SEARCH
    CONFIRM THEY ARE ALL CONFIRM THEY ARE ALL
    CORRECTLY WEARING PFD’S. CORRECTLY WEARING PFD’S.
    STEW PRIORITY SPOTTING. COLLECT
    ASSURE GUESTS & MAINTAIN ASSURE GUESTS & MAINTAIN VHF RADIOS FROM BRIDGE AND
    CALM. CALM. #2 LIFERAFT DISTRIBUTE TO CREW. PREPARE
    FIRST AID KIT, BLANKETS ETC.
    STEW COLLECT FIRST AID KIT, O2 KIT STEW COLLECT MEDICAL GRAB BAG, ON AFT DECK.
    &VHF ‘S FROM BRIDGE & ASSIST CHEF GATHERING WATER
    DISTRIBUTE TO CREW. ASSIST & HIGH ENERGY FOODS; ASSIST
    WITH GUESTS. WITH GUESTS. #1 LIFERAFT

    IN ALL DISTRESS SITUATIONS CREW IS REQUIRED TO REPORT TO MUSTER STATIONS


    WEARING THEIR PFD’S EMERGENCY MANOUVER.

    UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE GUEST OR CREW TO RETURN TO CABINS FOR IF MOB IS SEEN FALLING FROM VESSEL TURN
    VESSEL HARD IN DIRECTION THEY FELL AND
    POSSESIONS ETC AFTER FIRE OR GENERAL ALARM HAS SOUNDED
    PUT ENGINES IN NEUTRAL. IF NOT SEEN PUT
    MINIMAL USE OF RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, YOU MAY BE INTERUPTING AN ENGINES IN SLOW AHEAD.
    IMPORTANT TRANSMISION

    !! CALM IS CONTAGEOUS !!

    GUEST MUSTER STATION IS ON AFT BRIDGE DECK

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