Enclosed Space Entry - Rescue Drill Procedures
Mariners ensure proper entry procedures are followed most of the time yet accidents still happen so everyone should be aware of what to do in the unlikely event of an enclosed space emergency.
This film takes the viewer into the middle of an actual enclosed space rescue drill with the goal of demonstrating how important co-ordinated teamwork and the use of correct equipment is to saving a life, and it examines the reasons why a rescue may be necessary.
We hear from an industry expert on what equipment is needed and how to get the most from that equipment, and we watch an actual crew use SCBA, ropes and tackle, harnesses.
One of a series of three films covering the subject of Enclosed Space Entry onboard ship.
Length: 8 minutes
Language: English
Subtitles: English, Chinese, Spanish.
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