684-Vessel Emergency and Contingency / 748
Vessel
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enc
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and Contin
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BOS-PRD-0301.901101
Version 04. Original date: 20/03/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.
Procedure prepared by: BOS QHSES Manager. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.
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Em
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ortin
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S
in
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le e
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um
b
er :
The single emergency number can be used 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. This
number
should
be used only in case of emergency situation preferably after assessing the severity level and
completing the Initial Emergency Information checklist.
+
33
(0)
628 796 028
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A
ssi
g
ned
P
erson on
Du
t
y
The
DPA
shall
designate the persons capable of acting as
A
ssi
g
ned
P
erson on
Du
t
y
.
The
A
ssi
g
ned
P
erson on
Du
t
y
after receiving alert from vessel, shall immediately call the Team Leader to
mobilize the ERT and provide initial information collected about the situation.
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R
ota s
y
ste
m
f
or sc
h
ed
u
lin
g
t
h
e
A
ssi
g
ned
P
erson on
Du
t
y
The
DPA
will designate a
S
c
h
ed
u
le Mana
g
er
using the Rota system.
The schedule
should
be defined sufficiently in advance to ensure continuity according to the availability of all
A
ssi
g
ned
P
ersons
(vacation, foreign mission, illness, etc.).
In case of unavailability of the
S
c
h
ed
u
le Mana
g
er
, the
DPA
shall
manage the Rota system’s scheduling
himself.
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Identi
f
ied e
m
er
g
encies
The following contingencies are covered in
BOS-SPC-0301.0002 – BOS Identified Emergencies
:
1. Severe injury to personnel
2. Critical Machinery Failure
3. Fire On Board
4. Man Overboard (Mob)
–
Witnessed
5. Man Overboard (Mob)
–
Unwitnessed
6. Collision
7. Pollution
8. Grounding
–
Stranding
9. Cargo Shift / Damage
10. Flooding
11. Abandon Ship
12. Serious Security Threat
13. Main and Emergency Electrical Power Failure
14. Search and Rescue
15. Structural Failure, including Failure of Hull openings above the Loaded Waterline
16. Serious Illness / Malaria
17. Food Poisoning
18. Confined Space Rescue
19. Rescue from Height
20. Heart Attack, Cardiac arrest, stroke
21. Loss of Steering Gear (
In Draft
).
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Sp
eci
f
icities
f
or
m
edical e
m
er
g
encies
Depending on the location of the vessel, the emergency process will be very different for medical
emergencies.
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