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The navigational echo sounder should be expected to operate down to depths of at least 200m (approximately 110 fathoms)
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Echo Sounders
Posted by author on April 24th, 2008
STRANDING OR GROUNDING
Posted by admin on March 16th, 2008
Action to be carried out:
Stop engines
Sound general emergency alarm
Posted in Emergency Checklist 
Tags: bilges, broadcast, channel 13, deck lighting, deep water, draught, emergency alarm, imminent danger, light shapes, rise and fall, seabed, sound signals, tide, tides, tight doors, urgency 
No Comments »CHANGING OVER THE WATCH
Posted by admin on March 16th, 2008
When changing over the watch relieving officers should personally satisfy themselves regarding the following:
Standing orders and other special instructions of the master relating to the navigation of the ship
Position, course, speed and draught of the ship
Posted in Bridge Checklist Tags: bridge, currents, deck works, draught, gyro, operational condition, safety equipment, ship position, ships, tides, vicinity, visibility, water density, weather, works in progress No Comments »PREPARATION FOR SEA
Posted by admin on March 16th, 2008
PREPARATION FOR SEA
Has a passage plan for the intended voyage been prepared?
Posted in Bridge Checklist Tags: auto pilot, bridge engine, cargo handling equipment, changeover, communications facilities, controllable pitch propeller, draught, fog bell, magnetic compass, manual auto, Mooring, port authority, portable radios, radio communications, repeaters, sea cargo, searchlights, signal lights, station communications, window wiper No Comments »
