Module 2: General Working Conditions

2.4 Egress & Evacuation ProceduresSusan Harwood Grant Number SH-17820-

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Describe the process of egress off the vessel

Outline steps for accountability Identify restrictions to board a

vessel Explain emergency plans

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5Figure 1 Stern view with gangway access

6Figure 2 Making access on gangway by crews

7Figure 3 Port side cargo compartment

8Figure 4 Deck hatch leading to the main deck

9Figure 5 View of two open hatches with combingg around

10Figure 6 Workers on main deck moving equipment

11Figure 7 Gangway on starboard side of the vessel

12Figure 8 Gangway connected to the main deck area

13Figure 9 View of the slip and cranes standing by

14Figure 10 Gangway with roll-box suspended over side

15Figure 11 Exit to gangway marked off

16Figure 12 Main passageway exiting to main deck

17Figure 13 Command briefing during exercise

18Figure 14 Workers in slip area

19Figure 15 Firefighters during exercise

20Figure 16 Triage during dockside exercise

21Figure 17 Severe rain storm

22Figure 18 Communications trailer equipment

23Figure 19 Personnel hoist over side of vessel

24Figure 20 Supervisor discussing operations with crew

25Figure 21 Crowds gather in square

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Worker Safety is a Priority