Presentation About Life Saving Equipment

Life Saving Equipment. Maritime English Vocabulary Practice. Life-saving appliances. Lifeboats. Life rafts. Davits. Smcp. Lifebuoys. Lifejackets. Life raft inflation. Buoyant smoke signal (orangeImmersion (survival) suit. Thermal protective aid (TPAHand flares. Rocket parachute flare. Liferaft contents SOLAS pack“A”. Liferaft contents SOLAS pack “A”. Is Safety Onboard a Reality?

Lifeboat; rescue boat; life raft; Dinghy (small open boat; rubber life raft). Life buoy; Lifejacket; Immersion suit; Buoyant smoke signal; Hand flare; Rocket parachute flare; Thermal protective aid.

Totally enclosed, Open (also dinghies); freefall lifeboats. Lifeboats shall be installed: on each side of the ship; on the stern (a freefall ). They are propelled by oars, or mechanical power, each is rated to carry a specified number of persons; enough to accommodate the whole crew and passengers.

Life rafts are automatically inflatable. Launching them quickly, securely and safely: Throwing overboard; Automatic release when underwater; Manual release (see video); Or location near launching appliances. Folded in a plastic container. The weight:100 kg and 185 kg.

Davits are used for launching and hoisting lifeboats, liferafts or rescue boats. Types of davits: Single-arm; Gravity luffing* arm type; Telescopic. * When the hook remains at the same level whilst luffing.

Launch the liferaft No 2 and report; Hoist the liferaft No 2 and report; Check the launching tracks and report; Lauching tracks are free; Are lifeboat No 2 engines operational? Lifeboat No 2 engines are operational.

If a man falls overboard a lifebuoy is thrown for him to cling to until he can be rescued.