Class 4 Safety Oral Lsa File PDF

THIS FILE IS JUST WILL HELPFULL A LOT TO PREPARE YOUR SELF IN FUNCTION 3
(SAFETY) COSCPOOL ( CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF SHIP AND CARE FOR

PERSON ON BOARD AT OPERATIONAL LEVEL) ORAL. AND I HOPE YOU WILL SURELY
CLEAR THE MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTION IN CLASS 4 EXAM, Bcoz MOST OF THE
STUDENT WILL NOT ABLE TO CLEAR THIS FUNCTION EASILY, I JUST GIVE YOU SOME
IMPORTANT NOTES ON THIS FUNCTION. THIS FILE WILL INCLUDE MOST OF THE
FACEBOOK QUESTION, QUESTION ASKED BY SURVEYOR MOSTLY, AND A PART FROM
MY LITTLE KNOWLEDGE. THANKING YOU.
*MEO CLASS 4 SAFETY(COSCPOOL)ORAL PREPARATION FILE* PART 1

Hello to my entire friend who are giving his MEO CLASS-4 ORAL EXAM from any MMD in India. This file is only
for function-3 (safety) (CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF SHIP AND CARE FOR PERSON ON BOARD AT
OPERATIONAL LEVEL) hi h is the toughest su je t to e lea i e a . I sail o CONTAINE HIP so this file ill
include only question regarding container vessel and I will try to put some question about TANKER safety also.
So this file will be a most helpful to you, that s
p o ise. A d I hope ou ill lea as soo as possi le ou
oral in mainly safety. Most of the surveyor will ask you different type of question in safety, so a part from what I
olle ted a d f o the file of WAIM HUAIN & f o
uestio asked surveyor, I will try to give you answer.
NOTE:
IN THI FILE MAIN QUETION WILL BE WRITTEN A Q , Q , Q ..et , AND IT UB QUETION
WILL BE Q a, Q , Q ..et .
PREPARED BY : KUNJAL S. SHAH
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LIFE AVING APPLIANCE

Q 1: Tell me which are the categories in L.S.A ?
A 1:
survival craft
Life Raft
Life Boat
Line throwing apparatus

EEBD
General L.S.A
Breathing apparatus
Life buoy
SCABA
Life Jacket
L.S.A
T.P.A
Personal L.S.A
Immersion Suit
Anti exposure suit
EPIRB
SART
GMDSS
Distress Signalling Equipment

Pyrotechniqs
General alarm and P.A system
T.P.A:
EEBD:
SCABA:
EPIRB:
SART:
GMDSS:
Thermal Protective Aid

Emergency Escape Breathing Device
Self-Contained Air Breathing Apparatus
Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
Search And Rescue Transponder
Global Maritime Distress Signaling System
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PERSONAL LIFE SAVING APPLIANCES FIGURE JUST FOR YOUR VIEW

LIFE BUOY
RIGID LIFE JACKET
IMMERSION SUIT
SELF-IGNITING LIGHT
INFLATABLE LIFE JACKET
ANTI EXPOSURE SUIT
SELF- ACTIVATING SMOKE SIGNAL
LIFE JACKET LIGHT
THERMAL PROTECTIVE SUIT
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Q 2: Tell me about LIFE BUOYS including SOLAS regulation?
Q 2 a: How many life buoys in your ship and its location?
Q 2 b: According to solas which are the marking on life buoys?
A 2, 2 a, 2 b: its a PERONAL L..A
To know how many life buoys and location of buoys in your ship plz check your fire o trol
a d safet pla
SOLAS REGULATION:
Carrying minimum capacity. Ship length under
=
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to
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150 m to 200 m =
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A o e
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SIZE: Inner diameter should not be less than 400 mm or 16 inch
Outer diameter should not be more than 800 mm or 32 inch
WEIGHT: total mass not be less than 2.5 kg not be more than 6 kg
MADE: Inherently buoyant material
COLOUR: internationally ORANGE in color, highly visible.
ACCESSORIES:
1) Retro reflective taps (Retro-reflective material is a material which reflects in the
opposite direction a beam of light directed on it.)
2) Grab line:
a) Its dia not be less than 9.5 mm and length of line not be less than 4 times the outer
dia of body in length.
b) It must be secure at 4 equidistant space around the life buoys.
3) Self igniting light:
a) White in colour
b) Capable of burning continues & its luminous intensity not be less than 2 cd ( candela
) having min 50 and max 70 flashes per minute for a period of 2 hour, operated
battery type.
4) Buoyant life line:
a) Non-kinking type
b) Dia not be less than 8 mm
c) Breaking strength not be less than 5 KN
5) Self- activating smoke signal:
a) Capable of quick release from the height of 30 m.
b) Burning period at least 15 minute.
c) Smoke color is ORANGE.
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It is capable of supporting not less than 14.5 kg of iron in fresh water for a period of 24 hour.
It shall not sustain burning or continues melting after being totally enveloped in a fire for a period
of 2 sec.
be constructed to withstand a drop into the water from the height at which it is stowed above the
waterline in the lightest seagoing condition or 30 m, whichever is the greater, without impairing
either its operating capability or that of its attached components.
Marking is PORT OF REGITRY of ship.
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Q 3: Tell me about LIFE JACKET including SOLAS regulation?

Q 3 a: How many life jacket in your ship and its location and its type?
Q 3 b: According to solas which are the marking on life jackets?
Q 3 c: After wear life jacket what is the meaning of H.E.L.P. ?
A 3, 3 a, 3 b, 3 c: it s pe so al L..A
To k o ho
a d safet pla
life ja ket a d lo atio of ja ket i
our ship plz he k our fire o trol
SOLAS REGULATION:
Carrying minimum capacity. Each person onboard must have its personal life jacket + extra life jacket
for the watch keeper + 5% extra life jacket at Muster station or Embarkation station
TYPE: (1) inflatable (2) rigid
MADE: Non Flammable material or synthetic buoyant material
WORN: it should be donning within 1 min without any help from assistance. (at least 75% person),
and it should be comfortable to wear
JUMP: it is capable to allow jump from a height of at least 4.5 m into water without injury of life
jacket and
personal.
BUOYANCY: it should not be reduced by more than 5% after 24 hour submersion in fresh water.
ACCESSORIES:
1) Retro reflective taps.
2) Non conducting whistle secure with lanyard
3) Manual igniting light:
c) White in color
d) Capable of burning continues & its luminous intensity not be less than 0.75 cd
(candela) having min 50 and max 70 flashes per minute for a period of 8 hour.
of 2 sec.
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MARKING:
a. Manufacture name
b. Serial number
c. Date of manufacture
d. Weight capacity
e. FONT o d p i ted
H.E.L.P. = HEAT ESCAPE LESSENING POSTURE
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Q 4: : Tell me about IMMERSION SUIT including SOLAS regulation?

Q 4 a: How many immersion suit in your ship and its location ?
Q 4 b: what is Hypothermia?
A 4, 4 a, 4 b: : it s pe so al L..A
To know how many immersion suit a d lo atio of suit i
o trol a d safet pla
our ship plz he k our fire
SOLAS REGULATION:
Carrying minimum capacity. Each person onboard must have its personal immersion suit + extra suit
for the watch keeper.
TYPE: (1) insulated (2) Un-insulated (3) wearing with life jacket (4) have sufficient buoyancy.
MADE: Non Flammable and water proof material.
COLOUR: internationally RED in color, highly visible.
WORN: it should be Unpacked and donning within 2 min without any help from assistance.
jacket and
personal.
It will cover whole body, exception with face. Hand shall be covered unless permanently attached
gloves are provided.
ACCESSORIES:
1) Retro reflective taps.
of 2 sec.
After wear it must be capable to normal work.
Climb up and down a vertical ladder at least 5 m in length.
To swim a short distance through the water and board a survival craft.
It is used in cold weather, where the temp is at below freezing point.
It will not allow to go down our body temp 2c for a period of 6 hour immersion in calm circulating
water at a temperature of between 0C and 2C.
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A person in fresh water wearing either an immersion suit or an immersion suit with a lifejacket, shall
be able to turn from a face-down to a face-up position in not more than 5 seconds.
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Q 5: Tell me about ANTI-EXPOSURE SUIT including SOLAS regulation?

A 5: : it s pe so al L..A
To know how many Anti-exposure suit and location of suit in your ship plz he k our fire
SOLAS REGULATION:

WORN: it should be Unpacked and donning within 2 min without any help from assistance.
jacket and
personal.
covers the whole body with the exception of the head and hands and, where the Administration so
permits, feet; gloves and a hood shall be provided in such a manner as to remain available for use
with the anti-exposure suits;
is equipped with a pocket for a portable VHF telephone;
has a lateral field of vision of at least 120.
of 2 sec.
After wear it must be capable to normal work.
Climb up and down a vertical ladder at least 5 m in length.
to swim through the water at least 25 m and board a survival craft;
be so constructed, that when worn as marked, the suit continues to provide sufficient thermal
protection following one jump into the water which totally submerges the wearer and shall ensure
that when it is worn in calm circulating water at a temperature of 5C, the wearer's body core
temperature does not fall at a rate of more than 1.5C per hour, after the first 0.5 hours.
A person in fresh water wearing either an immersion suit or an immersion suit with a lifejacket, shall
be able to turn from a face-down to a face-up position in not more than 5 seconds and be stable faceup.
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Q 6: Tell me about THERMAL PROTECTIVE AIDS including SOLAS regulation?
A 6: it s pe so al L..A
To know how many Anti-e posure suit a d lo atio of suit i
our ship plz he k our fire
SOLAS REGULATION:
having a thermal conductance of not more than 7800 W/(m 2.K) and shall be so constructed that,
when used to enclose a person,
it shall redu e oth the o e ti e a d e aporati e heat loss fro the earers od .
thermal protective aid shall function properly throughout an air temperature range -30C to +20C.
WORN: permit the wearer to remove it in the water in not more than 2 min, if it impairs ability to
swim.
cover the whole body of persons of all sizes wearing a lifejacket with the exception of the face.
Hands shall also be covered unless permanently attached gloves are provided;
be capable of being unpacked and easily donned without assistance in a survival craft or rescue boat.
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PYROTECHNIQUES
ROCKET PARACHUTE TYPE
HAND FLARE TYPE
BUOYANT SMOKE SIGNAL
Q 7: Explain about flares or pyrotechniques? How many u have to carry along with survival craft?
A 7:
There are main 3 types of pyrotechniques:
Rocket parachute type. ( 4 per life boat & life raft )

The rocket parachute flare shall:
be contained in a water-resistant casing;
have brief instructions or diagrams clearly illustrating the use of the rocket parachute flare printed
on its casing;
have integral means of ignition;
be so designed as not to cause discomfort to the person holding the casing
when used in accordance with the manufacturer's operating instructions.
The rocket shall, when fired vertically, reach an altitude of not less than 300 m.
At or near the top of its trajectory, the rocket shall eject a parachute flare, which shall burn with a
bright RED color;
burn uniformly with an average luminous intensity of not less than 30,000 cd;
have a burning period of not less than 40 s;
have a rate of descent of not more than 5 m/s; and not damage its parachute or attachments while
burning.
Expire in 3 year from date of manufacture.
Hand Flare. ( 6 per life boat & life raft for F.G vessel for short voyage 3 pcs.)
The hand flare shall:
have brief instructions or diagrams clearly illustrating the use of the hand flare printed on its casing;
have a self-contained means of ignition;
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be so designed as not to cause discomfort to the person holding the casing and not endanger the
survival craft by burning or glowing residues when used in accordance with the manufacturer's
operating instructions.
burn with a bright RED colour, 5-8 Nautical mile of visibility.
burn uniformly with an average luminous intensity of not less than 15,000 cd;
have a burning period of not less than 1 min;
continue to burn after having been immersed for a period of 10s under 100 mm of water.
Buoyant Smoke Signal

The buoyant smoke signal shall:
not ignite explosively when used in accordance with the manufacturer's operating instructions
have brief instructions or diagrams clearly illustrating the use of the buoyant smoke signal printed
on its casing.
emit smoke of a highly visible color at a uniform rate for a period of not less than 3 min when
floating in calm water;
not emit any flame during the entire smoke emission time;
not be swamped in a seaway;
continue to emit smoke when submerged in water for a period of 10 s under 100 mm of water.
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Q 8: Explain about Walkie-Talkie or Two-way VHF radio telephone?
A 8:
As per solas requirement vessel
Between 300 to 500 GT= 2 no to be carried
Above 500 GT= 3 no to be carried.
it can be continuously transmitting for 8 hrs and
stand by for 24 hrs.
channel = 16 for ship to ship
channel = 06 for ship to aircraft
Range of communication = 5 to 8 nautical mile
It shall highly visible in color
It have ON/OFF visual indication
Water proof and buoyant
Capable of single hand operation.
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Q 9: Explain about SART? Location of it? Functioning? Any indications where SART is kept?
A 9:
A sea h a d es ue t a spo de AT is the ai

ea s fo lo ati g ships i dist ess o thei
survival craft.
As per SOLAS min 2 no required onboard.
SART has been made of Fiber reinforced plastic which can bear the prolonged sunlight and stays
unaffected by the sea water or oil.
It is capable of self-floating free of survival craft.
International ORANGE in color.
SART is mounted in a mounting bracket which in turn is fixed to the bulkhead of ship.
The SART operates in the 9GHz frequency band (i.e. 9.2 to 9.5 GHz) and generates a series of
response signals on being interrogated by any ordinary 9 GHz ship borne 3-cm X-band radar or
suitable airborne radar.
SARTs can be either portable for use on board ship or carrying to survival craft and/or permanently
installed in the survival craft.
The SART is activated manually so that it will thereafter respond when interrogated.
When activated in a distress situation, a SART responds to radar interrogation by transmitting a
sig al hi h ge erates as a li e of
lips ode o a radar s ree out ard fro the ARTs positio
along its line of bearing.
Displayed on the Radar-Plan Position Indicator (PPI), the spacing between each pair of dots will be
0.6 nautical mile.
As the search craft approach as to within about 1 nautical mile of the SART, the blip dots will change
into wide arcs, and even become complete circles as the SART is closed and become continually
triggered.
This is useful warning to the search craft to slow down.
This distinctive and unique radar signal is easily recognized and is therefore much easier to spot than
a signal echo such as from a radar reflector.
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The SART also provides a visual or audible indication of its correct operation and will also inform
survivors when it is interrogated by radar.
An audible beep will sound every 2 seconds when the SART is interrogated by a radar and every 12
seconds when no radar in sight.
The SART should have sufficient battery capacity to operate in the standby condition for 96 hours
followed by a minimum 8 hours of transmission while being interrogated by radar.
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Q 10: What is EPIRB? How does it activate? What is HRU? How does it operate?
A 10:
An EPIRB is a compact, buoyant, self-contained radio transmitter.
As per SOLAS min 1 no to be carried and as per D.G shipping requirement on INDIAN vessel min 2
no to be carried.
Battery storage life 5 year and weight 2 kg.
It is located on the bridge wing attached with H.R.U.
Capable of floating free and is automatically activated in the event of the ship sinking.
Activated, it continuously emits a distinctive radio signal for a minimum of 48 hours.
An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon is used to alert search and rescue services in the
event of an emergency.
it does this by transmitting a coded message on the 406.5 MHz distress frequency via satellite and
earth stations to the nearest rescue co-ordination centre.
Some EPIRBs also have built-in GPS which enables the rescue services to accurately locate you to +/50 metres.
406 MHz EPIRBs work with the Cospas-Sarsat polar orbiting satellite system, giving true global
coverage. There is an alert delay of about 45 minutes dependant on when the satellites come into
view on the horizon.
The satellite can determine the position of your EPIRB to within 5km (3 miles). The coded message
identifies the exact vessel to which the EPIRB is registered. This information allows the rescue services
to eliminate false alerts and launch an appropriate rescue.
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GPS-enabled EPIRBs have a built-in transmitter which will typically alert the rescue services within 3
minutes and to a positional accuracy of +/- 50 metres (updated every 20 minutes) given a clear view
skywards.
Some EPIRBs also have a secondary distress transmitter. This transmits on 121.5 MHz and is used for
"homing" purposes. When the rescue services get close, this allows them to direction find on the
signal. Some EPIRBs also have a high brightness LED flashing light that aids final visual location.
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Q 11: What is GMDSS ? in which SOLAS chap it will come?
A 11:
GMDSS: GLOBAL MARITIME DISTRESS AND SAFETY SYSTEM
It will come in solas chap 5 ( Safety of navigation )

It is located on bridge.
It is main communication system of ship and all external communication through world is done by
GMDSS.
It can be operated by MASTER and OFFICER in charge.
There are 3 sets of GMDSS.
By using this we can Mail, Satellite call, etc done.
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GENERAL LIFE SAVING APPLIANCES

LINE THROWING APPLIANCES
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Q 12: Explain about Line throwing apparatus and tell me how much length it will cover?
Q 12 a: location of it?
A 12, 12 a:
Every line-throwing appliance shall,
As per solas at least ONE pcs should be kept onboard.
It s ha e ope hi h ill kept i a li de a d he
li de is p opelled p essi g le e , ope ill
turned out from cylinder.
be capable of throwing a line with reasonable accuracy;
include not less than four projectiles each capable of carrying the line at least 230 m in calm
weather;
include not less than four lines each having a breaking strength of not less than 2 kN;
have brief instructions or diagrams clearly illustrating the use of the line-throwing appliance.
The rocket, in the case of a pistol-fired rocket, or the assembly, in the case of an integral rocket and
line, shall be contained in a water resistant casing.
In this apparatus spring is kept with high tension and when lever is pressed rope will comes out
from cylinder.
Direction of this YELLOW colored cylinder is explode in direction of wind and at angle of 45 0 to
achieve max projectile path.
In addition, in the case of a pistol-fired rocket, the line and rockets together with the means of
ignition shall be stowed in a container which provides protection from the weather.
Kept on BRIDGE and with SAFETY PIN is provided to prevent accidental release of rope.
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BREATHING APPARATUS
Q 13: Tell about EEBD and its Location and minimum requirement onboard and how u will charge it
and how ling you can be used?
Q 13 a: New type of EEBD with its procedure to wear?
Q 13 b: Maintenance on EEBD
A 13, 13 a, 13 b:
EEBD: Emergency Escape Breathing Device

To know how many life jacket and location of jacket in
our ship plz he k our fire o trol a d safet pla
SOLAS REQUIREMENT:
On cargo ship in accommodation min 2 & 1 spare
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In ECR 1
Near workshop 1
At each deck or platform 1
It must be situated ready for use and easily visible.
EEBD is to be located in easily visible areas of machinery spaces,
mostly in engine control room, workshop and near escape routes.
Brief instruction for operation and usage is given with diagrams or
pictures.
EEBD includes the following:

Cylinder: It consists of small cylinder carrying 2.5 litre oxygen, along
with a demand valve and low pressure alarm.
Hood & face piece: Fresh air or oxygen comes inside the hood and the face piece, which are
connected to the cylinder through a demand valve.
Clear window: A clear window is provided in the face piece and is made up of flame resistant material
for clear sighting and smooth escaping.
Pressure indicator: to know the remaining pressure, and while you will charge to know the limit.
it shall not be use for fighting the fires, entering into oxygen deficient voids or tanks, or worn by fire
fighters.
It shall have service duration of at least 10 min.
EEBD oxygen cylinder will charged with BREATHING AIR COMPRESSOR and suitable adopter will be
used to charge it, otherwise it may be charged by External Authority in Port.
Maintenance on EEBD
Check indicator needle is in green zone, thus ensuring no leak has taken place. (Monthly)
Keep the device case clean. (Monthly)
Check and record expiry dates. Typically EEBD is valid for 15 years.
Do not open EEBD. Use training piece for training purpose.
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Q 14: Explain about SCABA and how you will use in emergency?
Q 14 a: How you will pressure test for remaining air in bottle or how you will make alarm?
A 14, 14 a:
A breathing apparatus normally known as the BA set or the SCBA (Self contained Breathing apparatus)
or CABA (Compressed air breathing apparatus) is an equipment used to supply fresh air for human
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breathing when a person is entering any space where the atmosphere is a suspect and may not
support human life.
These include:
When entering into an enclosed space
When entering into a space to fight fire
The Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) or Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus (CABA):
The equipment is designed on an open-circuit system. The exhaled air is discharged to the atmosphere and
the wearer of this apparatus gets his fresh air from the air cylinder attached to the equipment.
The equipment consists of:

One or two cylinders containing air under pressure
A harness to mount the cylinders on the back of the person.
A respiratory system which incorporates a means of reducing the pressure of the air from the cylinder
and of supplying the wearer on demand with air according to his requirements, and
A facemask attached to a demand valve, which maintains a positive pressure inside the mask at all
times.
The arrangement of a typical apparatus is as follows:

The cylinders contain approximately 1240 litres of free air compressed to give approximately 31
minutes of full air usage time and 21 minutes of working duration under normal circumstances.
Please note that the usage time greatly varies from person to person and the workload the person is
performing.
A reducing valve is connected after the cylinders to reduce the pressure to approximately about 4
bars. This pressure is further reduced by the demand valve, which is attached to the mask of the
wearer.
The demand valve supplies air to the wearer when he inhales and closes when he exhales.
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An Exhalation valve releases the exhaled air from the facemask.
When approximately 10 minutes of air is left (air cylinder pressure about 50 bar), a warning whistle
will sound continuously warning the user that his air supply would soon be over and he has to move
out.
This warning signal will sound continuously till the air in the cylinder is over.
The facemask is made of moulded rubber with a series of adjustable rubber straps to secure it to the
head of the wearer and fitted with quick release arrangements.
The user should have a good field of vision so that the wearer does not need to turn his head
constantly.
A gauge is provided to indicate the pressure of the air in the cylinder.
Spare cylinders should be provided for each set of breathing apparatus and a small air compressor to
charge these cylinders is provided.
If the facemask is dislodged whilst the wearer is in a smoky or toxic atmosphere, it is vital that the wearer
should hold his breath and immediately replace the dislodged mask. If for any reason, there is likelihood
of delay in doing so, the wearer should be evacuated to fresh air at the earliest, even though he may not
feel any ill effects from the few breaths of contaminated air, which he has been forced to inhale.
An approximate Consumption and duration table:

Degrees of work
Air consumption
(Ltrs/minute)
Duration of
cylinder
having 1200
ltrs capacity
(minutes)
Duration of cylinder
having 1800 ltrs
capacity (minutes)
Resting
8 12
150 100
225 - 150
Light Work
12 20
100 60
150 90
Moderate Work
20 40
60 30
90 45
Heavy Work
40 60
30 20
45 30
Please note in the above table the total full duration is given. Reduce the safety margin from the above
table to get the working duration.
Nominal Working Duration = (fully charged cylinder capacity) ---- 10 minutes.

(40)
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Here we have taken an average consumption of 40 litres of air per minute being required by human
being when doing heavy work.
Hence if we have a cylinder of 1200 litres capacity fully charged then
Nominal working duration = 1200/40 = 30 minutes 10 minutes (period for which the alarm whistle
will blow and time required for the wearer to get back to safe atmosphere) = 20 minutes.
ALARM TESTING: ( mostly surveyor asking this)
Open cylinder valve.

Line will pressurized with 200 bar pressure.
Pressure gauge indicate 200 bar pressure.
Close cylinder valve.
Check pressure should not drop 10 bar in a minute.
Now to make alarm test, operate demand valve and pressure will start to reduce from high
pressure line.
When on pressure gauge the pressure will reach around 55/60 bar the alarm will sound.
It will indicate that now you have only 8-10 min for escape.
As soon as you heard sound, escape from that compartment.
Function Checks:
Close cylinder valve.

Breathe normally to vent system.
During venting observe gauge - whistle alarm should sound at preset pressure of 55bar +/-5bar.
When gauge indicates zero, hold breath. Face piece should hold onto face indicating positive seal.
Open cylinder valve slowly, but fully to pressurize system.
Inhale and hold breath. Unit must balance, i.e. no audible leak.
Continue breathing. Expired air should easily flow out of exhalation valve.
Press center of rubber cover on demand valve checking supplementary supply.
Note: If leak detected, open cylinder valve, readjust head harness and retest.
During Use:
Cylinder pressure must not be less than 80% full.

Check gauge reading regularly. Whistle will sound at 55 bar +/- 5 bar.
When whistle sounds, exit and go to safe area, by shortest and safest route.
Do Not remove equipment until in safe area, clear of hazard.
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After Use:
P ess eset le e to s it h Off positi e p essu e.
Press and hold down the button and remove the demand valve.
Removing mask: Insert index finger behind the tabs on the neck straps and press the buckles forwards
with thumb, pulling the mask forward off your face and then up and back over your head.
Close cylinder valve and remove face piece.
Unbuckle waist belt, lift shoulder strap buckles to loosen, remove equipment.
Maintenance on facemask:
Cleaning: The mask must be cleaned after every use. Do not use any organic solvents such as acetone,
alcohol etc.
Clean the mask with a cloth and lukewarm water mixed with all-purpose detergent. Rinse thoroughly under
running water.
Disinfecting: Disinfect mask after every use. Place mask in disinfectant bath. Only use approved
disinfectants. Excessive disinfectant concentrations and over-long disinfecting times can damage the mask.
Rinse thoroughly under running water.
Drying: Leave to dry in air. Maximum temperature 60C. Keep out of direct sunlight.
Testing: The mask must be tested every time it has been used, repaired or serviced as per manufacturers
instructions.
Visual inspection of the speech diaphragm: The speech diaphragm and O-ring must be clean and
undamaged. If not, clean or replace.
Visual inspection of inhalation valve: The inhalation valve is visible in the mask connector. Check by blowing
into it that both wings of the valve disc move freely. Replace if seized.
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Visual inspection of exhalation valve: Remove the protective cap from the connector. Press one arm of the
spring clamp inwards and remove the clamp. Hold valve disc by the nipple and lift out of guide. The valve
disc and seat must be clean and undamaged. Clean or replace if necessary. Moisten valve disc with water
and refit. When the seat is
horizontal, the valve disc must slide into the guide under its own weight. Fit spring clamp and spring so that
oth la p a s e gage at the sides. The la p is a ked L = left a d ight a d fits at a a gle.
Additionally requires following checks to be carried out:

Every month the air bottles, bottle valves, reduction valve, intermediate hose, manometer, carrying
back plate, the lung demand regulator, the warning alarm for withdrawal, and the breathing mask
shall be examined and checked in accordance with the manufacturer's manual.
Every year all valves, sealing and speech membranes shall be checked.
Every second year the exhalation disc must be replaced. This should be done even if the mask has not
been used.
Every five years the complete breathing apparatus shall be submitted to a major service check, which
should include a major overhaul of the reduction valves in an authorized workshop and a pressure
test of the air bottles.
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Pressure test of the air bottles shall be carried out by an approved service company.
If an air bottle shows any sign of corrosion or if it has been exposed to damage or overheating it shall
be replaced instantly.
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Q 15: Regulation about Life Raft? Carrying Capacity and Location on your ship?
Q 15 a: Thing to be carried in Life Raft?
Q 15 b: Launching Of Life Raft by all method (1) manually (2) Davit (3) auto?
Q 15 c: Marking on Life Raft?
Q 15 d: Safety on Life Raft?
Q 15 e: Maintenance on Life raft?
Q 15 f: Why only CO2 use for inflation of life raft why not any other?
Q 15 g: What is H.R.U and how it will work?
Q 15 h: Difference between fwd and aft life raft?
Q 15 i : Breaking strength of H.R.U, Weak link and painter?
A 15, 15 a, 15 b, 15 c, 15 d, 15 e, 15 f, 15 g,15 h, 15 i:
Friend this are the most favorite question of all surveyor, he can ask you anything from it.
There are mainly two type of Life raft,
(1) Inflatable (2) Rigid
SOLAS REGULATION:
Inflatable life raft contain inflation cylinder which contain CO 2 Gas.
CO2 gas containing small amount percentage of NITROGEN gas to act as an Anti-freeze,
also CO2 is NON-FLAMMABLE and also weight is more than the AIR hence add buoyancy to
raft,
freezing point of CO2 is -780 c, so it can inflate life raft even at -150 c.
It shall be capable of being inflated by ONE person.
NO life raft shall be Approved which has a carrying capacity of less than 6 person.
The total mass of the life raft with its container and its equipment shall not become more than 180
kg.
Inflation shall be completed within a period of 1 min at an ambient temp. of between 18 0 c to 200 c,
And within a period of 3 min at an ambient temp. of -300 c.
A life raft shall be constructed so as to be capable of withstanding exposure for 30 days afloat in
any sea condition.
A life raft shall be constructed so that when, packed in its container,
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it is dropped into the water from a height of 18 meter the life raft and its equipment are not
damaged.
A life raft, when afloat, shall be capable of withstanding the number of jumps onto it equal to the
number of members of its complement, from a height of at least 4.5 m above its floor.
A life raft and its towing patch shall be so constructed as to enable the life raft to be towed at a
speed of 3 knots in calm water when it is loaded with its full complement and equipment and one
of its sea anchors is streamed.
Life raft shall be provide INSULATION against HEAT and COLD by means of either TWO layer of
material separated by an AIR GAP. Shall be provided to prevent accumulation of water in the AIR
GAP.
It shall be provided with means to mount a Survival Craft RADAR TRANSPONDER at a height of at
least ONE meter above the SEA.
Efficient PAINTER of length equal to not less than 15 m.
A a uall o trolled La p shall e fitted to the TOP of the life raft CANOPY, the light shall e
hite a d e apa le of operati g o ti uosl for at least hrs. ith a lu i ous i te sit ot
less than 4.3 cd, in all direction of the UPPER HEMISPHERE, the flashes rate not less than 50 and
not more than 70 per minute.
Minimum carrying capacity = 6 person.
Location on ship = in forward ( 6 person )
At embarkation station in port and stbd side ( on my vessel 16 person )
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Breaking Strength of Painter:

15 KN for more than 25 person life raft permitted to accommodate.
10 KN for 9 to 24
7.5 KN for any how.
Equipment contain in LIFE RAFT as per SOLAS.

1) Mirror / Heliograph = 1
2) Sponges = 2
3) Buoyant paddles = 2
4) Hand Flares = 6
5) Rocket parachutes = 4
6) Smoke signals =2
7) EPIRB = 1
8) SART = 1
9) Food Ration = 500 gms/ person / days upto 3 days ( not less than 10000 kJ/each person )
10) Water = 500 ml / person / days upto 3 days
11) Knife = 1
12) Survival instruction booklet = 1
13) Topping Up pump and Bellow
14) Anti-sea sickness tablets = 50
15) Buoyant bailers = 2
16) Waterproof torch = 1
17) Daylight signaling lamp.
18) Radar reflector = 1
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19) First Aid Kit in water proof case = 1 box
20) Fishing tackle = 1 set
21) Compass = 1
22) Sea Anchor = 2
23) Whistle = 1
24) Tin opener = 3
25) Thermal Protective aid = 2
MARKING ON LIFE RAFT CONTAINER as per SOLAS:

1) Make s a e o T ade a k
2) Serial number
3) Date when last serviced
4) Length of painter
5) Maximum permitted height of stowage above water line
6) Type of emergency pack enclosed
7) Date of manufacture ( month and year )
8) Capacity of life raft
9) Launching instruction
10) SOLAS
MARKING ON LIFE RAFT as per SOLAS:

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Make s a e o T ade a k
Serial number
Date when last serviced
Date of manufacture ( month and year )
Name of approve authority.
SAFETY ON LIFE RAFT:

1) Pressure relief valve
2) Stabilizing pocket
3) Insulated canopy have Two layer.
LAUNCHING OF LIFE RAFT MANUALLY:

During drill or in case of any emergency when you have to lower the life raft, follow the procedure as
follow.
First of all take out painter from life raft almost 80% of the total length.
Now fasten it to ship side on deck and make sure it should not be loose.
Now remove railing and clear the way for launch.
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Unfasten the ship hook from cradle,
Two person will lift raft container from its cradle and thrown it to overboard ( make sure painter
point will be ship side)
Now after thrown take out remaining painter from raft and after that give sharp pull, but until the raft
inflate ( Regulation says that it will inflate within 1 to 3 min depend on ambient temp )
Now with the help of same painter pull it to ship side,
Now lower the embarkation ladder or if height will low than jump into water, you can direct jump into
raft if the height will not be more than 4.5 m from water line, and also by using embarkation ladder
you can go down and jump it inside, or swim some distance and climb up in raft.( but if you are in
cold weather try to should not get wet, keep dry as possible as you can.)
You must have to sit in order wise means face by face, to not be unbalance of raft,
Have to take SART and EPIRB along with you.
After all person get inside head count must be taken,
Now immediately cut the painter by using knife, and using paddle or sea anchor get clear the ship (
bcoz as ship will start to sink there will be low pressure create in water near by area of ship and
your raft will be possible to imbalance)
NOTE: if your raft will inflate up side down so in raft you have RIGHTING STRAP, so climb up on CO2
cylinder and pill it in the same direction of wind, means your face must be opposite to wind, so wind will
be help you to make it stable.
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LAUNCHING LIFE RAFT IN AUTO MEANS WHEN SHIP WILL SINK AND H.R.U WILL ACTIVE:
Once ship started to sink, and when it will sink upto 4 meter the water pressure will activate sharp
knife in H.R.U
It will cut the securing rope around the canister or container of the raft, and now raft will float free.
Now ship will further sink, the painter line will stretched and it will inflate the raft.
Now due to increase in buoyancy will break the Red weak link around 2.2 KN 0.4 and life raft will
be on surface of water now.
NOTE: life raft located in forward will be only inflate manually, it do t ha e H.R.U a d its perso arryi g
capacity also 6 person, and life raft located in midship means at embarkation station it have maximum
capacity and can be launched by manually, by davit and by H.R.U. So these are the main difference
between fwd and aft life raft.
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LAUNCHING LIFE RAFT BY DAVIT :
Launching life raft by davit make sure always you keep maintaining davit mechanism.
Fi st ou e o e ship s ha d ail o gate.
Unlash the container for launch, REMEMBER INBOARD mark should be ship side.
Lower davit hook and make it lock with lifting shackle.
Secure canister or container lines outboard.
Secure bowsing line.
Pull out approx 5-6 meter of painter line.
Make sure before lifting that hook and brake lanyard are inboard.
Secure painter line.
Now pull full length of painter.
Now lift the life raft canister upto some height.
Now pull the painter and give sharp pull to inflate life raft.
Make sure the opening of canopy means access should be ship side.
Now secure the life raft.
Now one person will go inside to make some check ( make sure you should not wear Sharpe edge
shoes or heels )
Collect SART and EPIRB.
Now go inside life raft and seat evenly.
Now release bowsing line and pass to raft.
Check launching area is clear.
Lower the raft using brake release.
You can operate hook release 1 m above the water or allow the raft to touch the water and load
will reduce from hook and it will release it self.
Now cut painter and use sea anchor or paddle to clear the area immediately.
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Q 16: Regulation about Life Boat? Carrying Capacity and Location on your ship?
Q 16 a: Thing to be carried in Life Boat?
Q 16 b: Launching Of Life Boat by all method (1) Davit?
Q 16 d: Marking on Life Boat?
Q 16 e: Safety on Life Boat?
Q 16 f: Maintenance on Life Boat?
Q 16 g: difference between Tanker Life boat and cargo life boat?
Q 16 h: life boat engine not starting checks?
Q 16 i: What is Dead a s ha dle? Ho you ill use it?
A 16, 16 a, 16 b, 16 c, 16 d, 16 e, 16 f, 16 g, 16 h, 16 i:
There are three types of lifeboats used on merchant vessels:
Open Lifeboat:
As the name suggests, the open lifeboat has no roof and is normally propelled by manual
power by using hand propelled ores. Compression ignition engine may also be provided for the
propulsion purpose. However, open lifeboats are becoming obsolete now because of stringent safety
norms, but one may find them on older ship.
The ope life oat does t help u h i ai o ad eathe a d the possi ilit of ate i g ess
in the highest.
Closed lifeboat:
Closed lifeboats are the most popular lifeboats that are used on ships, for they are enclosed
which saves the crew from sea water, strong wind and rough weather. Moreover, the water tight
integrity is higher in this type of lifeboat and it can also get upright on its own if toppled over by
waves. Closed lifeboats are further classified as Partially enclosed and fully enclosed lifeboats.
Free fall life boat:
Free fall lifeboat is similar to an enclosed lifeboat but the process of launching is entirely
different. They are aerodynamic in nature and thus the boat can penetrate the water without
damaging the body when launched from the ship. The free fall life boat is located at the aft of the
ship, which provides a maximum clear area for free fall.
Solas Regulations of lifeboat.

Each lifeboat shall be fitted with a certificate of approval, endorse by the administration containing
atleast following items:
-Ma ufa turers a e a d address
- Lifeboat Model & serial number.
-Month and year of manufacture
- No. of persons approved to carry.
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All lifeboat shall be of sufficient strength to :
-Enable them to safely launch when fully loaded with their full complement of person and
equipment.
-Be capable of launched and towed when a ship is making headway at a speed of 5 knots in
calm water.
Except for free fall, each other lifeboat to be launched by falls shall be of sufficient strength to
withstand when loaded with its full complement of person and equipment and with applicable skates
or fenders in position, a lateral impact against ship side at an impact velocity of atleast 3.5m/sec
and also a drop into water from a height of atleast 3mt
A lifeboat shall not carry more than 150 persons.
The size, number and the capacity of the lifeboat for a merchant vessel is decided by the type of the
ship a d u er of ships re , ut it should ot e less the .
i le gth a d i i u t o
lifeboats are provided on both side of the ship (port and starboard).
The requirement for lifeboat of a cargo ship with 20,000 GT is that the boat must be capable of
launching when the ship is heading with a speed of 5 knots.
The ship must carry one rescue boat for rescue purpose along with other lifeboats. One lifeboat can
be designated as a rescue boat if more then one lifeboat is present onboard ship.
The gravity davits must be hold and slide down the lifeboat even when the ship is heeled to an
angle of 15 degree on either side. Ropes are used to hold the lifeboat in stowed position with cradle.
These ropes are called gripes.
The wires which lift or lower the lifeboat are known as falls and the speed of the lifeboat descent
should not be more then 36m/ min which is controlled by means of centrifugal brakes.
The hoisting time for the boat launching appliance should not be less then 0.3 m/sec with the boat
loaded to its full capacity.
The Life oat ust e pai ted i i te atio al ight o a ge olo ith the ship s all sig p i ted o it.
Regulation for lifeboat engine.

Lifeboat shall be powered by a compression ignition engine. No life boat engine can be used if the fuel
used in it has a flash point of 43 degree C or less.
The lifeboat engine can either be two stroke or four-stroke type, and can be started either by hand
or by power.
The engine can be capable to operate when life boat be flooded upto waterline of crankshaft.
Power starting can be by using accumulator batteries or hydraulic.
In power starting, normally two independent rechargeable energy sources are provided. However,
any starting method should be capable of starting engines at 15 degrees C of ambient temperature
within two minutes of commencing of starting procedure.
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The engine power is transmitted to propeller through gearbox. The gearbox is capable of disengaging
the engine as well as engaging in either ahead or astern direction.
The exhaust pipe outlet is located well clear of waterline.
Engine should be capable of operating for not less than 5 minutes after starting from cold, with
lifeboat out of water.
Neptha or Butane spray is injected in air filter to start from cold condition
A fully loaded lifeboat in calm water has an engine speed of 6 knots and enough fuel for 24 hours.
When towing the biggest liferaft it makes good a speed of at least 2 knots for 25 person.
Before lowering lifeboat, battery-charging connection should be disconnected, if provided.
Regulation for the life boat hook:

For ship built after 1st Jan 2014 to provide hook stability the release mechanisum shall be designed
so that when it is fully in the close position.
The weight of the life boat does not cause any force to be transmitted to the operating mechanism.
Locking device shall be designed that they can not turn to open due to forces from the hook load.
If a hydrosyatic interlock is provide, it shall automatically reset upon lifting the boat from the water.
Specialty of Tanker lifeboats.

Self rightening, fully enclosed.
Self-contained air system (Oxygen bottle)
Fire protected lifeboat (Sprinkler system)
Equipment contain in LIFE Boat as per SOLAS.

1) Boat hook =2
2) Buoyant oars = sufficient
3) Mirror / Heliograph = 1
4) Sponges = 2
5) Buoyant paddles = 2
6) Hand Flares = 6
7) Rocket parachutes = 4
8) Smoke signals =2
9) EPIRB = 1
10) Food Ration = 500 gms/ person / days upto 3 days ( not less than 10000 kJ/each person )
11) Water = 500 ml / person / days upto 3 days
12) Knife = 1
13) Survival instruction booklet = 1
14) Topping Up pump and Bellow =1
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15) Anti-sea sickness tablets = 50
16) Buoyant bailers = 2
17) Waterproof torch = 1
18) Daylight signaling lamp.
19) Radar reflector = 1
20) First Aid Kit in water proof case = 1 box
21) Fishing tackle = 1 set
22) Compass = 1
23) Sea Anchor = 1
24) Whistle = 1
25) Tin opener = 3
26) Thermal Protective aid = 2
27) First aid kit =1
28) Buckets =2
29) Painter line = 2 uptp 15 m
30) Tools =set
Safety on Davit:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Dead hook handle

Harbor pin
Winch upper limit switch
Drum brake
Release gear hook ring
Winch brake counter weight.
MARKING on LIFE BOAT as per SOLAS ( in ROMAN alphabet)

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Name of ship
Maker name and trade mark
Serial number
Port of registry
IMO number
Call sign
Carrying capacity
Life boat dimension
MAINTENANCE and weekly checks.

The engine should be trial out weekly.
Propulsion has to be checked both fwd and astern side.
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Battery checks by electrical officer and is be changed every 2 year.

Mechanical linkage and electrical equipment of launching gear are checked including lubrication.
Cleaning of limit switch of davit.
According to SOLAS weekly the life boat will be lower upto embarkation ladder and all davit
mechanisum is inspected and checked.
Winch type hand operated brake will go static and dynamic test.
Life boat should be launched once in 3 month and go for round in order to ensure proper
functioning of life boat.
In life boat to prevent this O2 cylinder to provided, so it is released when life boat passes through
fire.
Lifeboat engine is not Starting, Checks on it.
Empty fuel tank.

Incorrectly attached fuel supply hose.
Damaged fuel supply hose.
Defective fuel pump.
Contaminated fuel.
Improper starting procedures.
Faulty, spoiled or incorrect positioning of spark plug(s).
Improper maintenance.
Emergency shut off de-activated.
Undercharged starter battery.
Loose electrical connections.
Bad ignition coil.
Defective starter motor
Launching of life boat:
One person goes inside the Life Boat and passes the end of toggle painter and plugs the drain.
Check all lifeline and falls are clear of Life Boat.
Make fast the other end of toggle painter on a strong point forward of the ship.
Remove forward and aft gripes and both person stand by for passing bowing tackle and tricing
pendant.
Remove harbour safety pin.
Make su e the ship s side is f ee of e e thi g, o ate o ga age is the e.
No , o e pe so lift s the Dead a s handle slowly which releases the brake.
The boat along with cradle sides downward till it comes to the embarkation deck.
By pulling tricing pendant , bring it alongside the embarkation deck.
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Persons embark inside the boat.
Now, tricing pendant is removed and the whole load comes on falls.
No , oat is further lo ered ith Dead a s ha dle.
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Note: dead a s ha dle is othi g ut a si ple ha dle hi h a e operate e e y o ly o e perso to
lower the life boat from inside.As soon as the boat comes around 1meter above the sea-water, it can be
released.
Surveyor asking some time as an engineer what is your checks while Lowering life boat:
before lower life boat check battery is properly charged.?

Rudder is turning on both port and stbd side.
Check fuel tank, fuel pipe, lube oil level.
Check air bottle pressure.
Ensure engine running in both direction means fwd and astern.
Electrical connection checks.
Condition of bilge pump and plug.
Check all tools are in tool box.
Check shaft sealing.
Off load mechanism:

The off load mechanism releases the boat after the load of the boat is transferred to water or the
boat has been lowered fully into the sea.
When the boat touches the surface of water, the load on the fall and hence the hook releases and
due to its mechanism the hook detaches from the fall. If the detachment dose not takes place, any
of the crew members can remove the hook from the fall.
Most of the times the offload mechanism is manually disengaged in case of malfunction; however, in
case of fire, it is dangerous to go out and release the hook.
On load mechanism:
On load mechanism can release the lifeboat from the wire, with the ship above the water level and
with all the crew members inside the boat.
The load will be still on the fall as the boat would not have touched the water. Normally the height
of about 1 m is kept for the on load release, so that the fall is smooth without damaging the boat
and harming the crew inside.
A lever is provided inside the boat to operate this mechanism. As the lever is operated from inside, it
is safe to free the boat without going of the out lifeboat, when there is a fire on ship.
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FREE-FALL life boat:

Free-fall lifeboats shall comply with the requirements of totally enclosed lifeboats described above.
The carrying capacity of a free-fall lifeboat is the number of persons that can be provided with a seat
without interfering with the means of propulsion or the operation of any of the lifeboat's equipment.
The width of the seat shall be at least 430 mm. Free clearance in front of the backrest shall be at least
635 mm. The backrest shall extend at least 1,000 mm above the seat pan.
Each free-fall lifeboat shall make positive headway immediately after water entry and shall not come
into contact with the ship after a free-fall launching against a trim of up to 10 and a list of up to 20
either way from the certification height when fully equipped and loaded with:
its full complement of persons;
occupants so as to cause the centre of gravity to be in the most forward position;
occupants so as to cause the centre of gravity to be in the most aft position;
its operating crew only.
Each free-fall lifeboat shall be of sufficient strength to withstand, when loaded with its full
complement of persons and equipment, a free-fall launch from a height of at least 1.3 times the freefall certification height.
Each free-fall lifeboat shall be fitted with a release system which shall:
have two independent activation systems for the release mechanisms which may only be operated
from inside the lifeboat and be marked in a color that contrasts with its surroundings;
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be so arranged as to release the boat under any condition of loading from no load up to at least
200% of the normal load caused by the fully equipped lifeboat when loaded with the number of
persons for which it is to be approved;
be adequately protected against accidental or premature use;
be designed to test the release system without launching the lifeboat;
be designed with a factor of safety of 6 based on the ultimate strength of the materials used.
In addition to the requirements for fully enclosed lifeboat certificate of approval for a free-fall lifeboat
shall also state:
free-fall certification height;
required launching ramp length; and
launching ramp angle for the free-fall e tifi atio height..
o Frie d these are all a out LIFE AVING APPLIANCE , I hope you ill u dersta d easily a d if you
have any doubt just go through the L.S.A code book, or any reference if you have. I just share what I know
from my side.
Corre tio A epted
In next page you have FIRE FIGHTINHG APPLIANCE, PORTABLE , FIXED, DETECTOR, you all have CO 2
fixed fire fighting system onboard, and surveyor most most most important topic also this. I will try to
explain each and every thing, also about sprinkler, hypermist, fire main and some amount of Foam.
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MEO CLASS 4 SAFETY(COSCPOOL)ORAL PREPARATION FILE PART 1

MEO CLASS 4 SAFETY(COSCPOOL)ORAL PREPARATION FILE PART 1

MEO CLASS 4 SAFETY(COSCPOOL)ORAL PREPARATION FILE PART 1

MEO CLASS 4 SAFETY(COSCPOOL)ORAL PREPARATION FILE PART 1