Assessment OICNW-5-1A
Assessed in MT-4133 Bridge Resource Management
Condition
On a ship at sea or in a full mission simulator, upon receiving notification of a Man-Overboard.
| Behavior |
Standard |
| The student will: |
During assessment, the student shall, at a minimum: |
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Immediately initiate either a Williamson Turn or Anderson Turn (as appropriate for conditions), return the vessel to the MOB, and give the command to launch the rescue boat.
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- Order full rudder to the side of MOB and place engines on stand by (do not reduce speed);
- Simulate releasing the lighted buoy;
- Sound MOB signal if other vessels are in sight;
- Mark (if equipped) the ship’s position on ARPA/GPS;
- Simulate a “Pan” call on the VHF notifying any vessels in vicinity of the MOB;
- Complete the recovery turn;
- State that the rescue boat would be prepared for launch; or scrambling nets rigged on correct side of the vessel; 8. State that when on the reciprocal of the original course, the vessel will be slowed and stopped within .1 nm of the MOB to begin the recovery/search.
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Supports Table A-II/1 officer in charge of a navigation watch
| Competence |
Knowledge, Understanding & Proficiency |
Task |
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Manoeuvre the ship
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A9.1
Ship maneuvering and handling
Knowledge of:
- the effects of deadweight, draught, trim, speed and under-keel clearance on turning circles and stopping distances
- the effects of wind and current on ship handling
- manoeuvres and procedures for the rescue of person overboard
- squat, shallow-water and similar effects
- proper procedures for anchoring and mooring
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Maneuver for man overboard
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Published: 2016-10-28-04:00