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The Crewing Desk

Notes on the crew of a merchant ship: certificates, watchkeeping, reliefs and the shore side of the trade

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The crew

What a seafarer has to hold before boarding: ranks, certificates, documents, medical fitness, contracts and the crew list the master signs.

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A ship's medical locker open on a bulkhead, oxygen cylinder with regulator, self-inflating bag and masks on a shelf, checked by a chief officer under cabin lighting.
Plate CR-002 A ship's medical locker open on a bulkhead, oxygen cylinder with regulator, self-inflating bag and masks on a shelf, checked by a chief officer under cabin lighting.

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  1. A ship's medical locker open on a bulkhead, oxygen cylinder with regulator, self-inflating bag and masks on a shelf, checked by a chief officer under cabin lighting.
    CR-002

    Oxygen and Airway Gear in a Ship's Medical Locker

    What oxygen and airway equipment a ship's medical locker must carry, who checks it, and who aboard is trained to give oxygen or ventilate a casualty.

    Particulars
    The crew · 1185 words · 1 source
    Caveat
    this entry cites only imo.org

  2. A chest X-ray film on a light box in a clinic room, the ribs and lung fields visible in grey, a doctor's hand holding the corner of the film, cool overhead light and a dark background.
    CR-001

    The Seafarer Medical Examination and the Certificate of

    What a seafarer's medical examination checks, how a chest X-ray and ECG are read, and who signs the certificate of fitness that clears you for sea.

    Particulars
    The crew · 1147 words · 1 source
    Caveat
    this entry cites only gov.uk