Engineroomsafety-EscapeShafts机舱安全-逃生通道概述.pptVIP

Escape Routes shafts EEBD STOWAGE (PLACEMENT) * JP Approved By JS Reviewed By Engine safety – Escape shafts Course Title 10 No. of Slides JP Prepared By June 08 Date This course has been prepared by WMTCQ for training, instruction and briefing of ships crew and office staff and is approved as part of its ISO 9001 quality accredited system Wallem Maritime Training Centre, Qingdao All crew must know the emergency escape routes in their vessel particularly engineers from the machinery spaces EEBD Very narrow, especially when wearing an EEBD, have all the engineers tried it? Shackle not fully screwed in No mousing Lifting point SWL? Condition of the ‘fall’ rope Single sheave, wooden block used in an ‘escape’ shaft Should only be used for lifting personnel in an emergency, not general purpose lifts (stores etc!) Down a dead-end Touching the deck in a dirty area Pedestal drill (Hot Swarf) Rag bin The EEBD should be stowed near the exit, away from machinery (hot drill swarf) the oily rag bin Extra EEBDs are provided for drills and training – use them! Better stowage position – near the emergency exit Retro fit security measures *