
- •Содержание
- •Предисловие
- •Bridge Organization
- •Safety Systems – Maintenance and training
- •Guidance on keeping a navigational watch with reference to stcw’95
- •Duties of the officer of the watch
- •The bridge team
- •Operation and maintenance of navigational equipment
- •Clear weather practice
- •Navigational equipment. Part 2
- •Good radar practice
- •Guidance for the Use of vhf Radiotelephone Equipment at Sea
- •Do not Use a Port Operations Channel unless it is related to Operational Handling, Movement and Safety of Ships.
- •Do not Use offensive language.
- •Parallel index techniques
- •Passage Planning – Practical Aspects
- •Charts and publications
- •Unit 10
- •Passage Planning – Part 2
- •Practical Box
- •Unit 1-a
- •B1 Familiarisation with bridge equipment
- •Unit 5-a
- •B5 Passage plan appraisal
- •Unit 6-a
- •B6 Navigation in coastal waters
- •Unit 7-a
- •B7 Navigation in ocean waters
- •Unit 8-a
- •B8 Anchoring and anchor watch
- •Unit 9-a
- •B9 Navigation in restricted visibility
- •Unit 10-a
- •B10 Navigation in heavy weather or in tropical storm areas
- •Unit 11-a
- •B11 Navigation in ice
- •Unit 12-a
- •B12 Changing over the watch
- •Unit 13-a
- •B13 Calling the master
- •Be aware!
- •Glossary
- •Список использованной литературы
- •98309 Г. Керчь, Орджоникидзе, 82.
Unit 6-a
Task. Read and translate the following bridge check list. Be ready to retell what should be done to be for safe navigation in coastal waters. Think over what other checks you can include into the following check list.
B6 Navigation in coastal waters
Have the following factors been taken into consideration in preparing the passage plan?
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advice/recommendations in sailing directions
ship's draught in relation to available water depths
effect of 'squat' on underkeel clearance in shallow water
tides and currents
weather, particularly in areas prone to poor visibility
available navigational aids and their accuracy
position-fixing methods to be used
daylight/night-time passing of danger points
traffic likely to be encountered - flow, type, volume
any requirements for traffic separation/routeing schemes
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Are local/coastal warning broadcasts being monitored?
Is participation in area reporting systems recommended including VTS?
Is the ship's position being fixed at regular intervals?
Has equipment been regular checked/tested, including
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gyro/magnetic compass errors
manual steering before entering coastal waters if automatic steering has been
engaged for a prolonged period
radar performance and radar heading line marker alignment?
echo sounder
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Is the OOW prepared to use the engines and call a look-out or a helmsman to the bridge?
Have measures been taken to protect the environment from pollution by the ship and to
comply with applicable pollution regulations?
Other checks: