1 | Lifesaving and personal safety equipment | Category "C" Craft Inshore |
1.1 | A suitable PFD/Lifejacket for each person on board, of at least 150 Newtons (CE EN 396) (see appendix 5). | X |
1.2 | Crew safety harness/lifelines for all crew that may have to work on deck at any time. | X |
1.3 | Appropriate clothing. | X |
1.4 | An immersion suit per crewmember if operating in northern latitudes | X |
1.5 | Jack Lines capable of being rigged port & starboard and extending from the aft of the cockpit to the foredeck for use with crew lifelines. | X |
1.6 | Life raft of sufficient capacity to cater for all crew carried. (Category Craft ''Inshore'' engaged on overnight coastal passages) | X |
1.7 | Emergency Liferaft Grab Bag for abandoning ship. | X |
1.8 | A buoyant heaving line/throw bag. | X |
1.9 | Horseshoe type lifebelt with light. Danbuoy with flag fitted to one lifebelt | X |
1.10 | Buoyancy sling with floating line - can be fitted in lieu of one horseshoe lifebelt. | X |
1.11 | Boarding Ladder | X |
2 | Flares (all to be within expiry date) | Category "C" Craft Inshore |
2.1 | Hand held distress flares | 4 |
2.2 | Hand held white flares. | 4 |
2.3 | Parachute rocket red flares | 4 |
2.4 | Orange smoke signal canisters | 2 |
3 | Radios and Communications | Category "C" Craft Inshore |
3.1 | A suitable fixed Marine Band VHF radio transmitter, with DSC facility (Operators licence required from MRAU). | X |
3.2 | Marine Band MF/HF/SSB and/or global satellite communication system. | |
3.3 | EPIRB - type 406 - registered in the name of the vessel | |
3.4 | Radio Transponder unit - SART | |
3.5 | Waterproof hand held radio | X |
3.6 | A radio receiver AM/FM, capable of receiving shipping forecasts, and national/local weather forecasts | X |
4 | Fire Fighting | Category "C" Craft Inshore |
4.1 | Fire blanket - CE marked. | X |
4.2 | Fire extinguishers in addition to a suitable extinguisher to fight oil fires in engine spaces or fire bucket. (Do not deploy the bucket overboard while the boat is moving) | 2 |
4.3 | All cooker/heaters using Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) should be installed as outlined in Marine Notice No. 1 of 2000 | X |