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Vocabulary flashcards based on Maritime English materials from Zurab Bezhanovi at Batumi State Maritime Academy.
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Flooding
Water entering an area or vessel where it should not.
Capsized
Turned over in the water.
Watertight
The condition of being protected against water entering.
Integrity
The state of being complete and undamaged.
Seafarer
A person who works at sea.
Emergency
A serious unexpected situation requiring immediate action.
Rescuer
A person who helps someone in danger.
Hazard
Something that can cause danger or damage.
Muster station
A place where crew members gather during an emergency.
Abandon
To leave a vessel or place because it is unsafe.
Impeded
Delayed or made more difficult.
Maritime English
Language vital for communication in ship-to-ship, ship-to-shore, and onboard situations.
Emergency preparedness
Readiness for emergencies that is closely connected with safety and communication.
Watertight integrity
The condition of maintaining complete structural protection against water entering a vessel.
Watertight doors
Doors onboard designed to prevent water from passing between vessel compartments.
Ship-abandonment procedure
The formal protocol followed when leaving an unsafe vessel.
Escape route
A designated path used onboard to evacuate during an emergency.
Life-saving equipment
Equipment kept onboard to protect and save human lives during emergencies.
Multinational crew
A ship's crew composed of members originating from multiple different nations.
Negligence
Carelessness or failure to take proper care (დაუდევრობა / უყურადღებობა).
Offshore
Located at a distance from the shore or in the open sea (სანაპიროდან შორს / ღია ზღვაში).
Routine operation
Standard, everyday work or activity onboard a vessel.
Emergency drill
A practice exercise conducted onboard to train for emergency response.
To assess the situation
To evaluate conditions and determine the proper response during an event.
To detect
To notice or discover the existence or presence of something, such as flooding.