Emergency Procedures

Emergency Procedures pages 169–169
11.1.2 Making an urgency broadcast using VHF - PAN-PAN pages 170–172
11.2.3 Use of Handheld VHF Radios pages 173–173
11.3 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBS) pages 174–174
11.4 Marine VHF Communications Network pages 175–175
11.5 Automatic Identification System (AIS) pages 176–176
11.6.1 1 Cold Water Shock pages 177–177
11.6.1 2 Hypothermia pages 178–178
11.6.2 Choosing a Liferaft pages 179–180
11.6.3 Abandoning Ship pages 181–181
11.6.4 Survival in the water pages 182–182
11.7.1 Recovery of man overboard pages 183–185
11.7.2 2 Craft with an engine pages 186–187
11.8 Emergency towing – receiving or giving a tow pages 188–189
11.9 Helicopter rescue procedures pages 190–190
11.10 Flares pages 191–191
11.10.1 Disposal of expired pyrotechnics pages 192–192
11.11 Mobile Devices pages 193–268

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