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PRACTICAL ACTIVITY SAFE WATCH
SAFETY
PRACTICALS ONE
TWO
THREE
FOUR
STUDENT NAME:........................................................ |
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ACTIVITY
Practical: |
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CIRCLE METHOD |
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Demonstrate
the standard procedure for taking the helm.
Carry out
verbal helm orders in alteration of course, or approach an anchorage/berth
of: Hard to port/starboard Ease to Midships Steady on a named compass
course Steady as she goes Use
appropriately other wheelhouse communications. |
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Testimonial Observation & question Simulation & role play |
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Steering vessel to maintain a set course within acceptable
limits by reference to compass markings. Describe the proper use of the rudder to maintain a
heading with a strong cross wind. Describe the proper use of the
rudder to maintain a heading with a strong cross tide/strong cross swell. |
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Testimonial Observation & question Workplace observation Simulation & role play |
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Maintained
a safe lookout applying fatigue management. Anticipated & carried out
safe avoidance action with regard to buoyage and the International Collision
Reg. |
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Observation & question Simulation |
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Precautions and procedures are followed to implement
environmental protection measures |
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Observation & question |
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EVENT ONE
COMMENT |
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ACTIVITY
Written/Oral: |
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Is able to maintain and repair steering systems.
Understands commonly used steering orders and communication practice. |
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Assignment 1 Link |
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Identify
typical problems with maintaining the correct heading and state actions to be
taken using automatic steering devices in order to maintain a safe watch. |
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Assignment 2 Link |
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Recognises
distress signals and emergency situations and reports and acts appropriately |
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Assignment 3 Link |
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EVENT TWO
COMMENT |
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Witness Name, (Position, Qualification &
contact details)……………… Signs………………….. Student
Signs………………………… |
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Competent Not
yet Competent Required, additional evidence of unit
elements: