航海英语航海英语StandardCommands.pptVIP

SABOT Standardized Auxiliary Boat Operations Training Ninth District – Eastern Region COMO. Lew Wargo, Sr. DSO-OP/CQEC 12 April 2014 STANDARD COMMANDS SABOT Standard Commands LINE COMMANDS “Put Line _____ Over”; Pass the line indicated to the pier. “Hold Line _____”; Do not allow any more line to go. Line-handlers who feel a line may part should get away from it, but never check or ease a line on their own initiative. “Check Line _____”; Hold heavy tension on the line, but provide the minimum slack necessary to prevent parting. LINE COMMANDS “Slack Line _____ “; Let the line hang loose with a catenary. “Take The Slack Out of Line _____ “; Remove all catenary from a line. “Take In Line _____ “; Line-handlers onboard should provide enough slack for the line to be removed from fittings on the pier and take in the line quickly once it is removed from the pier. “Ease Line _____ “; Reduce tension, but not to the point of slacking the line. LINE COMMANDS “Single Up Line _____ “; Take in all but one of the mooring lines from the indicated deck fitting. “Double Up Line _____ “; Pass an additional line so that there are two pieces of mooring line running to the pier. Cast Off Line _____ “; Line-handlers will take lines off the fitting. Lines are left at the pier. (Different from “Take In” whereas the lines are brought onboard the boat. BASIC COMMANDS “Aye, Aye”; I understand and will comply. “Affirmative”; That is correct, yes. “Negative”; Permission not granted, no. “Say Again”; Repeat your last. “Command” Repeat your command. Command not understood, repeat. ANCHORING COMMANDS “Make The Anchor Ready For Letting Go”, Command from coxswain to prepare to drop the anchor. “Anchor is Ready For Letting Go” or “Anchor is Rigged and Ready”; Notification from crew that anchor is ready for letting go. “Standby the Anchor”; Command from coxswain to crew at the ready position for letting go the anchor. “Stream the Anchor Buoy”; Command from the