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A study was performed to develop recommended approaches
for the Coast Guard to take in establishing requirements
for merchant vessel survival (lifesaving and
firefighting) equipment routine maintenance information
and the continuing training and drills of the vessel's
crew in the use of that equipment. A background study
included review of marine casualties, interviews of 48
industry and government maritime officials and visits to
nine ships and drill rigs. Study indicated inadequate
knowledge of survival procedures, lack of leadership and
correct decision-making in emergencies, inadequate
assignment of duties and responsibilities, unreadable or
unclear posted operating instructions, lack of
maintenance information or programs, inadequate
maintenance, unrealistic and unproductive drills, lack of
liferaft training, shortage of good training materials
particularly films, and a need for more shore
firefighting training. Efforts to train on board ship are
frustrated by rapid crew turnover and lack of motivation.
Principal recommendations are to institute uniform,
comprehensive requirements for posted operating
instructions; require documented maintenance programs;
revise requirements for drills to make them more
realistic; develop a Shipboard Survival Training Guide;
enforce more stringent inspections of drills; produce
survival training films; require pre-sea and periodic
refresher survival training; and develop emergency
situation leadership and decision-making courses.
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Date Published: 2020-01-18 00:45:47
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1005288
Item Size: 83684838
Language: english
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