Emergency Procedures 
ABANDONING SHIP
General responsibilities:
Master :
Overall command - leading and guiding from the “top”
Chief Officer :
Coordinating embarking of the rescue vessels (lifeboat, rescue boat, life raft etc.)
Third Officer and Pumpman :
Assisting Chief Officer
Second Officer :
Assisting Master, maintaining a written record of events during the response, Radio Officer for emergency communication
Chief Engineer :
Coordinating and ensuring power supply and availability of technical equipment, maintaining engineering service as long as required
Crew :
Acting as per muster list and upon order
Actions to be carried out:
?Activate VDR recording modus by pressing "Save" button on the device
?Sound "Abandon ship signal"
?Muster at the station and count for people - initiate search if somebody is missing
?Instruct crew to put on inflatable lifejackets and wear adequate and warm clothing
?Bring immersion suits and SOLAS lifejackets to the survival craft (wear if rescue boat)
?Bring additional provision and freshwater to survival craft
?Prepare survival crafts for launching
?Update vessel's position in radio room, GMDSS Station and other automatic distress transmitter ?Send distress message upon order of the master
?Inform company and other relevant parties (vessel in vicinity etc.)
?Activate EPIRB
?Transfer radar transponder into survival craft
?Save all necessary documents incl. this checklist
?Manoeuvre vessel in a proper position and stop engine
?Embark all persons and launch survival craft upon order of the master
?After rescue, inform Company
Evidence to be collected:
?Deck Log
COLLISION
General responsibilities:
Master :
Overall command - leading and guiding from the “top”; Activating VDR recording mode
Chief Officer :
Coordinating the scene on deck (ensuring closed condition, sounding of ballast tanks, re-pumping of ballast where appropriate, closing of leakagesif possible,
Third Officer and Bosun :
Assisting Chief Officer, providing
General responsibilities:
Master :
Overall command - leading and guiding from the “top”
Chief Officer :
Coordinating embarking of the rescue vessels (lifeboat, rescue boat, life raft etc.)
Third Officer and Pumpman :
Assisting Chief Officer
Second Officer :
Assisting Master, maintaining a written record of events during the response, Radio Officer for emergency communication
Chief Engineer :
Coordinating and ensuring power supply and availability of technical equipment, maintaining engineering service as long as required
Crew :
Acting as per muster list and upon order
Actions to be carried out:
?Activate VDR recording modus by pressing "Save" button on the device
?Sound "Abandon ship signal"
?Muster at the station and count for people - initiate search if somebody is missing
?Instruct crew to put on inflatable lifejackets and wear adequate and warm clothing
?Bring immersion suits and SOLAS lifejackets to the survival craft (wear if rescue boat)
?Bring additional provision and freshwater to survival craft
?Prepare survival crafts for launching
?Update vessel's position in radio room, GMDSS Station and other automatic distress transmitter ?Send distress message upon order of the master
?Inform company and other relevant parties (vessel in vicinity etc.)
?Activate EPIRB
?Transfer radar transponder into survival craft
?Save all necessary documents incl. this checklist
?Manoeuvre vessel in a proper position and stop engine
?Embark all persons and launch survival craft upon order of the master
?After rescue, inform Company
Evidence to be collected:
?Deck Log
COLLISION
General responsibilities:
Master :
Overall command - leading and guiding from the “top”; Activating VDR recording mode
Chief Officer :
Coordinating the scene on deck (ensuring closed condition, sounding of ballast tanks, re-pumping of ballast where appropriate, closing of leakagesif possible,
Third Officer and Bosun :
Assisting Chief Officer, providing