Section 5 - Emergencies & Protocols

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Code red:

Fire

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Code Blue:

Man overboard

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Code Green:

Taking on water

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Code Black:

Evacuation

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Code Purple

Disruptive passenger/s

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Code Grey

Fuel spill

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Emergency vs. Distress?

  • Distress (Mayday Mayday Mayday) = risk of losing your vessel or lives on a mass scale

  • Emergency (Pan-Pan Pan-Pan Pan-Pan) = something bad is happening

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When to report a marine occurrence

Within 24 hours for verbal communication, 48 hours for written.

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How does the ship manager (britt) report marine occurrences?

  • Submit the new form to the health and safety officer at one of Transport Canada’s Regional Offices within 30 days after the date of the hazardous occurrence.  

  • Send a copy to the workplace committee or health and safety representative.

  • Send a copy to the Regional Office of the Transportation Safety Board of Canada

  • Complete a "Report of a Marine Occurrence / Hazardous Occurrence Report" (Form 1808), as required by the TSB.

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We are required to report on the following Marine Occurrences:

  • Fuel Spill

  • Loss of life

  • Fire onboard

  • Taking on Water 

  • Running Aground

  • Evacuation

  • Person Overboard

  • Collision

  • Rescuing a smaller vessel 

  • Medical Emergency 

  • Disruptive Person(s) and/or Groups

  • Capsizing of a smaller vessel

  • Swamping of a smaller vessel