Onboard Pollution Response
Is your crew ready for a pollution crisis? Can they demonstrate a drill for a Port State Control inspector?
This training video will help your crew face each situation with confidence. Subjects covered include:
US Coast Guard tells what they expect to see in a pollution emergency drill
A ship's crew trains, prepares for, and conducts an emergency pollution drill
Tips on how to do it right
The film will help your crew to:
Follow emergency (SOPEP) procedures
Sound the alarm and shut down oil transfer operations
Document drills for Port State Control review
Length: 16 minutes.
Language: English
Subtitles: English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French.
Shipping costs to be added.
(Discounts are available when purchased as part of a Walport Safety Case)
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