Really Goodjob.. subscribed ❤️ waiting for more .. it will be even much better if u mention the source of info. for new officers and cadets so they can easy get it back if they forgot. This info we can find it in LSA training manual for example. Wish u all the best.
@@SailorVikas thanks for replying , I don't mean this video itself but if there is source for the other topics it will be appreciated if mentioned at least in description box down below , BTW I like your unique way of using videos and voice over and giving some practical tips , what PSC asking for ..etc , most of other youtuber's videos are just reading from the books like robot :)
Towards the end, you said the "turning out" of lifeboats is fulfilled by the monthly Abandon Ship drill however, I think that only works if you have only 1 lifeboat. If you have more than one lifeboat, you still need to "turn" them all every month as per SOLAS Ch.III/20.7.1... but not necessarily "launch" them all in an Abandon Ship drill, because for the monthly drill as per SOLAS Ch.III/19.3.4.1.5 you are OK with launching one, and a different one the next drill... you get my point?
Yes we need to turn them all when we have two lifeboats, FYI during abandonship drill , both lifeboat stations are manned and duties are carried out, plus turning out is done to fulfill monthly requirement for both lifeboats❤️
@@SailorVikas actually I can better understand if someone explain me... My understanding by reading is not good. I am very weak in theory part... And I love to learn by watching your videos... I didn't find any TH-cam channel other than you for sailors learning... Thank you for your concern.
We have an arrangement in lifeboat like additional lashing wires, we connect those lashing wires and release hooks, lifeboat doesn't get launch as the weight comes on lashing wires, than once pin operation is checked, than we secure back the boat to fix lashings and lower lifeboat by davit
No requirement as such, Take whichever number is sufficient and safe for operation, Normally 2 persons are enough, 1 officer to monitor and 1 crew to lower and heave.
Hi...a red band of 15cm width on the lifeboat davit should be painted if the davit is of insufficient strength...rest other than this no other paint 🎨 requirements.....
Great video sir..your way of explaining is too good👌👌.
Thanks bro
@sailor vikas great sir.
Nice video effect too explain.
Thanks mate !
Thanks,a lot. Very useful demonstration.
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Very well explained....
Thanks
🙂 thankyou sir. Great video .
Thanks ☺️👍
Great video... nicely explained
Thanks 😌👍
Very informative ..nicely explain.
Thanks
Dont we need to put fpd before it start?
Thank you from Ukraine seamen. Very nice video !
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thanks sir, you are great!
I am glad you liked it ❤️
Well explained 👍
Thanks❤️
What are the lashing equipment of lifeboat..??
Lifeboat gripes
Really Goodjob.. subscribed ❤️
waiting for more .. it will be even much better if u mention the source of info. for new officers and cadets so they can easy get it back if they forgot.
This info we can find it in LSA training manual for example.
Wish u all the best.
Noted but this information is practical knowledge, you will no where find how to move a lifeboat from its stowage position, nor in training manuals.
@@SailorVikas thanks for replying , I don't mean this video itself but if there is source for the other topics it will be appreciated if mentioned at least in description box down below , BTW I like your unique way of using videos and voice over and giving some practical tips , what PSC asking for ..etc , most of other youtuber's videos are just reading from the books like robot :)
@@C1.618 yeah thanks and well noted ! ❤️
Thank you
Welcome
Do we need to lift the break fully when moving from stowed position
Before lifting completely u ll get ur desired result
Towards the end, you said the "turning out" of lifeboats is fulfilled by the monthly Abandon Ship drill however, I think that only works if you have only 1 lifeboat.
If you have more than one lifeboat, you still need to "turn" them all every month as per SOLAS Ch.III/20.7.1... but not necessarily "launch" them all in an Abandon Ship drill, because for the monthly drill as per SOLAS Ch.III/19.3.4.1.5 you are OK with launching one, and a different one the next drill... you get my point?
Yes we need to turn them all when we have two lifeboats, FYI during abandonship drill , both lifeboat stations are manned and duties are carried out, plus turning out is done to fulfill monthly requirement for both lifeboats❤️
Please explain the bridge equipments
Yeah thanks noted
@@SailorVikas actually I can better understand if someone explain me... My understanding by reading is not good. I am very weak in theory part... And I love to learn by watching your videos... I didn't find any TH-cam channel other than you for sailors learning... Thank you for your concern.
@@nitin.rajat.mishra thanks and I will make sure you understand in the most simplified way
Sir! what are we doing in 3 monthly launching in freefall lifeboat by secondary means? Can you pls explain it in simple way🙏
We have an arrangement in lifeboat like additional lashing wires, we connect those lashing wires and release hooks, lifeboat doesn't get launch as the weight comes on lashing wires, than once pin operation is checked, than we secure back the boat to fix lashings and lower lifeboat by davit
Minimum number of crew members are required to be in life boat when turning out ?
No requirement as such, Take whichever number is sufficient and safe for operation, Normally 2 persons are enough, 1 officer to monitor and 1 crew to lower and heave.
@@SailorVikas thanks a lot
Dear sir I have one question , Life boat devit they have any requirement for colour of them or not?
Hi...a red band of 15cm width on the lifeboat davit should be painted if the davit is of insufficient strength...rest other than this no other paint 🎨 requirements.....
@@SailorVikas Yes sir ,Thank you so much for information. I always following your video.🙏
@@ภาคภูมิวังบัว welcome mate...njoy n keep learning ✌️
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