PRACTICAL
ACTIVITY 2
SEAMANSHIP WHEN OPERATING SMALL VESSELS SEE PRACTICAL ACTIVITY 1 STUDENT
NAME:................................................................ |
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ACTIVITY (extracts of elements
from TDMMC707C) |
DATE |
NOTES Location, Partial Sign off, etc |
Accommodation is checked for cleanliness, hygiene and tidiness and
correctly secured for sea to operational standards |
4a, 4b, |
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Watertight integrity is checked and appropriate action is taken to
prepare for prevailing and forecast conditions |
4c, |
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Lines are made up in preparation for berthing of vessel. |
1h, |
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Lines are correctly handled to assist in berthing, unberthing &
mooring a vessel using a winch/drum to veer, surge and standard deck
equipment to secure. |
1i, 1j, 1k, 1l, |
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Winches, capstans or windlasses (as appropriate) are correctly prepared
and safely operated in deck operations. |
2e, 2f, |
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Anchors cables and deck fittings are correctly identified and used to
anchor & weigh in varying weather conditions. |
2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, |
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Preparations and correct procedures/precautions are applied for towing
and being towed. |
3a, 3b, |
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A sea anchor is rigged to control, drift emergency steering and to
prevent broaching. |
5e, |
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Correct response to a simulated person overboard (optional). |
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Recovery of a simulated person from the water (optional). |
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The activities should be carried to relevant OH&S standards. Use effective listening and questioning skills to understand,
interpret and implement orders and instructions. Use effective verbal and non-verbal communication when carrying out
duties. Use appropriate nautical language to convey information. |
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TDMMC707C
Apply seamanship skills and techniques when operating a small vessel
within the limits of responsibility of a Coxswain Witness Name, (Position, Qualification &
contact details)……………… Signs…………………..
Student
Signs………………………… |
Competent Not yet Competent Required, additional evidence of unit
elements: