Slow changes in hooks for fast rescue boats

Article Abstract:

The need for seafarer realistic training practice, modified equipment design and up gradation of launching gears is emphasized, in order to overcome the problems faced by the fast rescue boats (FRBs).

Marine safety

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Handling craft can come at a cost

Article Abstract:

The qualitative evaluation of the fast rescue craft kept on passenger ships is presented. The need to train sailors in launching and operating these rescue boats is discussed.

General services, Evaluation, Safety and security measures, Design and construction, Passenger vessels, Passenger ships

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Small boat training for crews of big ships

Article Abstract:

Importance and need for Seafarers Training, Certifications and Watchkepping (STCW) fast rescue boats (FRBs), crew members is emphasized.

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