Preventing and fighting onboard fires

Article Abstract:

Preventing and fighting onboard fires start with knowing the potential trouble spots inside the boat and taking preventive/corrective measures to reduce risk. Recommended fire extinguishers are the type BI and BII which could deal with many onboard fire emergencies and should be located within easy access.

Fire prevention

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Readying for a blow

Article Abstract:

Sailors should be well-prepared in the face of an arriving storm. Among the activities they should perform are to plot boat position and storm coordinates, discuss contingency measures, clear the deck of materials that could pose hazards when washed loose and perform tasks that can lessen anxiety.

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False assumptions

Article Abstract:

Sailors sometimes make false assumptions when they refer to light source as a navigational aid. Thus, boatowners should always have navigational instruments to guide their direction, particularly during dark and stormy periods.

Usage, Aids to navigation, Navigation aids

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