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A

nc

h

or

H

andlin

g

and To

w

in

g

O

p

erations

P

rocedure

BOS-

P

RD-2

6

.900

6

14

F

at

i

gue

should

be

recogn

i

zed as

a

hazard

.

T

he

Master

shall

ensure

that

a

ll

off

i

cers

and

crew meet

the

regu

l

at

i

ons

for

rest

i

ng

t

i

me

. T

he

re

q

u

i

rement

for

rest

i

ng

t

i

me

shall

a

l

so app

l

y

to

the

Master

.

S

uff

i

c

i

ent e

x

per

i

enced

crew

shall

be made ava

il

ab

l

e

to

a

ll

ow ade

q

uate

rest per

i

od

.

T

he

Master

w

ill

organ

i

ze

the

watches

. R

espons

i

b

ili

ty

for

br

i

dge

operat

i

ons

shall

be

accord

i

ng

to

Safety

Management System

(S

M

S)

re

q

u

i

rement or

otherw

i

se

agreed

spec

i

f

i

ca

ll

y

.

A

watch

handover

shall

prov

i

de

enough

t

i

me

to

pass

on

any

usefu

l i

nformat

i

on

and

shall

be

documented

and

recorded

i

n

the

dec

k

/br

i

dge

l

ogboo

k.

T

o

prove

comp

li

ance w

i

th

“

ST

C

W

ru

l

es

”,

a wor

k

schedu

l

e

and

li

st

i

ng

of

a

ll

crew

on

board w

ill

be

prepared

and

forwarded

to

the M

O

U

i

f

re

q

uested

.

4

.

1

.

9

AH

T

P

ersonnel

,

Mannin

g

and Trainin

g

A

study

of

acc

i

dents

and

i

nc

i

dents

occurred

on

AH

T

vesse

l

s

dur

i

ng

AH

T

operat

i

ons

revea

l

s

that

some

of

the most

common

causes

l

ead

i

ng

to

i

nc

i

dents

and/or

acc

i

dents

are

l

ac

k

or

i

nade

q

uate:

x

E

x

per

i

ence

;

x

K

now

l

edge

;

x

P

l

ann

i

ng

;

x

Ri

s

k

assessment

;

x

Commun

i

cat

i

on

;

x

T

eamwor

k;

x

Awareness

.

T

he

k

eywords

for

address

i

ng

these

causes

are:

“tra

i

n

i

ng

,

tra

i

n

i

ng

and more

tra

i

n

i

ng

”.

T

he

va

l

ue

of

on

-

board

,

hands

-

on

tra

i

n

i

ng

i

s

we

ll k

nown

and

beyond

any

doubt

but

the

k

now

l

edge

and

e

x

per

i

ence

ga

i

ned

i

s

somet

i

mes

pa

i

d w

i

th

l

oss

of

human

li

fe

or

li

mbs

,

env

i

ronmenta

l

po

ll

ut

i

on

and/or

cost

l

y

damage

to property

.

T

he AH

T

s

i

mu

l

ator

course was

deve

l

oped

i

n

order

to

g

i

ve

new

off

i

cers

the

poss

i

b

ili

ty

of

ac

q

u

i

r

i

ng

the

bas

i

c

k

now

l

edge

and

s

kill

s

i

n

a

“as

c

l

ose

to

the

rea

l

th

i

ng

as

poss

i

b

l

e

”.

Concerned

operat

i

ons

manager

should

ensure

comp

li

ance

w

i

th

BO

U

RBON

re

q

u

i

rement

concern

i

ng

seafarer

tra

i

n

i

ng

,

e

x

per

i

ence and

competence

.

AH

T

are

demand

i

ng

operat

i

ons

that

re

q

u

i

re

s

kill

ed

personne

l. I

n

add

i

t

i

on

to

forma

l q

ua

li

f

i

cat

i

ons

and

k

now

l

edge

i

n

AH

T

operat

i

ons

,

personne

l

s

kill

s

lik

e

ab

ili

ty

to

prov

i

de

c

l

ear

command

,

good

commun

i

cat

i

on

,

teamwor

k

att

i

tude and

the

ab

ili

ty

to

ta

k

e

care of

own

and

fe

ll

ow

crewmembers

safety w

ill

be

re

q

u

i

red

.

AH

T k

now

l

edge

can

be

obta

i

ned

,

add

i

t

i

ona

ll

y

to

the

s

i

mu

l

ator

tra

i

n

i

ng

courses

,

dur

i

ng

e

x

per

i

ence

ga

i

ned

i

n

AH

T

operat

i

ons

part

i

c

i

pat

i

on

. T

he

AH

T

Master

and

others

e

x

per

i

enced

AH

T

personne

l

on

board

have

the

ob

li

gat

i

on

to

tra

i

n and educate

l

ess

e

x

per

i

ence

personne

l i

n

safe AH

T

operat

i

ons

.

F

am

ili

ar

i

zat

i

on

of

personne

l

w

i

th

a

ll

re

l

evant

on

-

board

systems

i

s

essent

i

a

l.

Personne

l

new

to

the

sh

i

p

shall

be

g

i

ven

a

sh

i

p

spec

i

f

i

c

i

nduct

i

on

wh

i

ch

should

i

nc

l

ude

, i

n

add

i

t

i

on

to

safety

matters

,

any

parts

of

the

anchor

hand

li

ng

e

q

u

i

pment wh

i

ch

they may encounter

dur

i

ng

the

i

r

ass

i

gnment

to

the

vesse

l.

Every

opportun

i

ty

should

be

used

to

g

i

ve

off

i

cers

the

chance

to

l

earn

to

hand

l

e

the

sh

i

p

and

w

i

nches

safe

l

y

. O

ccas

i

ons

when

there

i

s

l

ess

i

ntens

i

ve

wor

kl

oad

,

e

.

g

.

spoo

li

ng

w

i

res

i

n

port

,

may

prov

i

de

good

opportun

i

t

i

es

for

tra

i

n

i

ng

. T

ra

i

n

i

ng

re

q

u

i

rements may

,

on

occas

i

on

,

re

q

u

i

re

that

personne

l

move

to

a more

su

i

tab

l

e

vesse

l. W

here

appropr

i

ate

,

tra

i

n

i

ng

courses

w

ill

be

i

dent

i

f

i

ed

and

used

as

base

for

cont

i

nued

on

board

tra

i

n

i

ng

.

Vers

i

on

SF(BOS-

P

RD-0

7

01.000

5

-

ver

.

C

R). O

r

i

g

i

na

l D

ate:

3

1

/

12

/

201

5

.

Vers

i

on

D

ate:

N

/A

.

Va

li

d

vers

i

on

on

l

y on QM

S

s

i

te

.

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11

of

60

Procedure prepared by:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Approved

by:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Va

li

dated by:

BOS

Qua

li

ty

R

epresentat

i

ve

.

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