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CHAPTER

MUSTER

POINTS

AND

EMERGENCY

SIGNALS

All personal must proceed to their respective Muster Points swiftly. Your Muster Points in the event of abandonment or fire is shown on your Cabin Notice and on the Muster Lists posted. EMERGENCY SIGNALS AND ACTION TO BE TAKEN

1. GENERAL ALARM : Seven (7) short blasts (or more) and one (1) long blast on ships whistle and continuous sounding of ships general ALARM. Proceed immediately to lifeboat stations with lifejackets. 2. FIRE SIGNAL : Groups of rapid rings for a period of 10 seconds o n ships bell and the same on ships general alarm (electric).Proceed immediately to Fire Station with lifejackets. 3. FLOODING SIGNAL : Three (3) long rings on general alarm bell. Proceed immediately to Fire Station with lifejackets. 4. MAN OVERBOARD : Immediately hail and pass to the Bridge MAN ABANDON SHIP : Only after the Master order ABANDON

OVERBOARD.

5.

SHIP.

6.

DISMISSAL : ( OF DRILL ) : Three (3) short blasts on ships whistle or three (3) short rings on the general alarm bell. 7. SIGNAL OF HANDLING LIFEBOATS : a) Commencing lowering : one (1) short blast on whistle. b) Stop lowering : two (2) short blasts on whistle.

MASTER The

POINTS MUSTER POINT in the event of Fire is : Boat deck ( Bridge

PRIMARY

Overall Command E. R. Services Engine control room Deck emergency squad, support squad stbd side )

The

SECONDARY Forecastle

MUSTER FWD

POINT in the event of Fire is : store ( stbd side )

MINIMUM CLOTHING REQUIREMENT IS : Boiler suit, safety helmet, safety shoes, lifejacket.

MUSTER

LISTS :

Locations of Muster Lists on this vessel are : Wheelhouse Upper bridge deck - Forward cross alleyway Lower bridge deck - Forward cross alleyway Boat deck - Forward cross alleyway Crew messroom Engine control room ABANDON SHIP is only at the direct command of the Master. The ship, provided it remains afloat, is the best survival unit and is more easily found by searching aircraft and other ships.

At your boat station and fire station you will be allocated duties by the officer in command of your boat, liferaft or fire station. It is essential that you are aware of what may be required of you. Know your ship.

The Company requires boat and fire drills to be held on a monthly basis. Boat drills take the form of lowering the boats to embarkation level, bowsing them in and running the engine. At 3 monthly intervals the boats are lowered to the water, quick releases tested and general embarkation, lowering, abandonment and recovery techniques practised.

Fire drills are also held to familiarise personnel with fire fighting, rescue techniques and equipment.

Be sure in all cases that you are fully aware of your boat and fire station ( both Primary and Secondary ) and any special requirements, signals, duties that may apply whilst vessel is alongside or lightening.

Further details on emergency procedures, fire fighting and preparations for abandonment are given in Volume 6 of Regulations and Instructions.

REMEMBER :

KNOW ALL EMERGENCY SIGNALS AND YOUR DUTIES KNOW THE LOCATION OF MUSTER POINTS KNOW ALL ACCESS AND ESCAPE ROUTES GO TO YOUR MUSTER POINT SUITABLY DRESSED

GO TO YOUR MUSTER POINT SWIFTLY

TSAKOS

SHIPPING

& TRADING

S.A.

M/V GLOBAL POWER

LIST
ACKNOWLEDGED No. NAME RANK

OF
WITH

CREW
TRAINING Sign on date 20.02.99 21.02.99 21.02.99 MANUAL Date of acknow 22.02.99 23.02.99 23.02.99 Signature

Sign on port Tanjung Bara Tanjung Bara Tanjung Bara

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Master Cook D/trainee

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