ERRV Viking Islay - Marine Accident Investigation Branch

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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMSAB - Able Bodied Seaman, an experienced and qualified member ofthe deck crewAMA - Advanced Medical Aider, an advanced first-aid qualificationparticular to the offshore industryBA - Breathing ApparatusCO - Carbon MonoxideCO 2 - Carbon DioxideCoC - Certificate of CompetencyCOSWP - Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant SeamenCPP - Controllable Pitch PropellerCPR - Cardiopulmonary resuscitationDOC - ISM - Document of ComplianceDDPA - Deputy Designated Person AshoreDPA - Designated Person AshoreEDS - The Merchant Shipping (Entry to Dangerous Space) Regulations 1988EEBD - Emergency Escape Breathing Device (Sabre ELSA on Viking Islay)ELSA - Emergency Life Support Apparatus (a type of EEBD, a shortduration BA, to be used for escape purposes only)ENSCO 92 - A jack-up type drilling rig, operated by the ENSCO CompanyERRV - Emergency Response Rescue Vessel (A “standby vessel”)FCP - Forward Control PointFRC - Fast Rescue CraftGMT - Greenwich Mean TimeGRT - Gross Registered TonsH 2 S - Hydrogen Sulphide (an extremely hazardous, toxic gas)HSE - Health and Safety ExecutiveIACS - International Association of Classification SocietiesIMO - International Maritime OrganizationISM Code - International Management Code for the Safe Operation of ShipsKnots - Speed in nautical miles per hour
kW - KilowattLR - Lloyd’s Register of Shipping classification societyMAIIF - Marine Accident Investigators’ International ForumMCA - Maritime and Coastguard Agency(The UK Flag State administration)MGN - Marine Guidance NoteMIN - Marine Information NoteO 2 - OxygenOOW - Officer of the WatchPFEER - Prevention of Fire and Explosion and EmergencyResponseppm - parts per millionPTW - Permit to WorkRA - Risk AssessmentSEC - Cargo ship Safety Equipment CertificateSMC - ISM - Safety Management CertificateSMS - Safety Management SystemSOLAS - The International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea1974 (as amended)STCW - The International Convention on the Standards ofTraining, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers1978 (as amended)STW - IMO Committee on Standards of Training for WatchkeepingT - TonnesTRIC - Toolbox-talk Risk Identification CardUK - United KingdomUKOOA - UK Offshore Operators AssociationVHF - Very High Frequency RadioVroon - Vroon Offshore Services LtdTimes: All times used in this report are GMT unless otherwise stated
Page 2 and 3: Extract fromThe United Kingdom Merc
Page 4 and 5: 1.13 The Vroon Offshore Safety Mana
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Page 32 and 33: 1.141.14.1Entry into Dangerous Spac
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