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Yacht and Safety Briefing Checklist: Down Below On Deck

This document provides a yacht and safety briefing checklist covering important safety information for crew members. It outlines key hazards and safety procedures both below deck and on deck, such as proper use of lifejackets, safe movement around the boat, emergency equipment locations and emergency response procedures for man overboard situations, flooding, fog, and medical emergencies. The briefing stresses the importance of crew welfare and being prepared for potential seasickness.

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Yacht and Safety Briefing Checklist: Down Below On Deck

This document provides a yacht and safety briefing checklist covering important safety information for crew members. It outlines key hazards and safety procedures both below deck and on deck, such as proper use of lifejackets, safe movement around the boat, emergency equipment locations and emergency response procedures for man overboard situations, flooding, fog, and medical emergencies. The briefing stresses the importance of crew welfare and being prepared for potential seasickness.

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Black – Important for all crew

Yacht and Safety Briefing Checklist Green – Primarily for novice crew
Orange – Detail not immediately important for all crew.
Explain at a more appropriate time
Down below On Deck
Lifejackets & harnesses – Distribute & adjust. Demonstrate Moving around – what you can walk on, what you can hold on to

Use of heads Deck hazards – tripping (footwear), hatches and boom

Moving around below – handholds, slipping, galley safety Clipping on - jack stays, guard rails and skipper’s policy

Gas – risks and precautions, gas tap Lockers – safety and contents

Fire extinguishers – location Lines & winches – basic hazards and use

Torches – location Starting the engine.

Engine and companionway steps – precautions & fire risk Use of instruments and GPS

Hatches – dangers and closing at sea Emergencies


Emergencies MOB –location and purpose of equipment - horseshoe buoy, Jon

First aid – location and equipment Buoy, Dan buoy, throwing line etc. MOB Procedure.

VHF –Radio use and mayday procedure Life raft - location, and procedure for use. EPIRB

Flares – location, use and precautions Steering failure - location and use of emergency tiller

Flooding - bilge pumps, stop cocks, plugs and bailing

Crew welfare Fog – background and procedure

Clothing – appropriate use and preparation Other


Seasickness – background, signs and precautions Everything on a boat has at least one use and reason for being there

Food and drink – importance. Personal & shared responsibility Everything has its place, return it after use

Report any injuries, sickness, concerns, breakages or problems


immediately

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