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CHIRP Maritime 7. Appendix APPENDIX I: Acronyms AIS Automatic identification system MARS MCA Marine Accident Reporting Programme Maritime and Coastguard Agency ALARP As Low as Reasonably Practical MFB Maritime FEEDBACK APREM ARPA ASD BA BCD CHIRP COLREGS Appraisal, Planning, Execution, Monitoring Automatic Radar Plotting Aid Azimuth Stern Drive Breathing apparatus Bow crossing distance Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 MGN MLC NM NtM OOW P&I RIB SCBA SOLAS Marine Guidance Note Marine Labour Convention Nautical Mile Notice to Mariners Officer of the Watch Protection and Indemnity Insurance Rigid Inflatable boat Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), 1974. COSWP Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seafarers TCPA TSS Time to Closest Point of Approach Traffic Separation Scheme CO 2 Carbon Dioxide USCG United Sates Coast Guard CPA Closest Point of Approach VHF Very high frequency (radio) ECDIS Electronic chart data information system VLCC Very large crude oil carrier EEBD Emergency Escape Breathing Devices ENC Electronic Navigation Chart ETA Estimated time of arrival GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety System IMO International Maritime Organization ISGOTT International Oil Tanker and Terminal Safety Guide. MAB CHIRP Maritime Advisory Board MAIB Marine Accident Investigation Branch MARPOL International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973 as modified by the Protocol of 1978 63
CHIRP Annual Digest 2016 APPENDIX II: The Human Element and the ‘Deadly Dozen’ TEAMWORK How Well Do you Really Work Together? ● Ensure shared mental model ● Beware “group think” ● Encourage challenge ● You can be in more than one team at a time THe DeaDly DOzen FATIGUE Just Tired OR Dangerously Fatigued? ● DON’T accept it – it’s a killer ● Leads to accidents and ill health ● Ever present danger at sea ● Learn about cause, effect and prevention ● Recognise it, report it, manage it – effectively! COMPLACENCY Is everything Really OK? ● Never assume all is OK ● Follow procedures – they work! ● Use checklists ● Seek input from others ● Early action avoids later difficulties ● Check your situation – CONSTANTLY LOCAL PRACTICES efficiency OR Dangerous Shortcut? ● Don’t cut corners ● Follow procedures – they are there for a reason! ● Beware local norms becoming the “new standard” ● Poor or inadequate procedures? – report them ● Be alert to Efficiency-Thoroughness Trade Off FIT FOR DUTY are you Really fit to work? ● Avoid alcohol and drugs – they are major killers ● Illness can impair judgement and thinking ● Injuries can be distracting ? CULTURE Do you Really have good safety culture? ● Applies to individuals and whole teams/organisations ● Does everyone really care about safety? ● Do you have a Just Culture? ● Do you strive for continual improvement? CAPABILITY Is your Team Really Capable? ● Check training and qualifications and experience ● Regularly assess capability ● Provide on-board training, mentoring, coaching ● Ensure any capability gap is addressed DISTRACTIONS Multi-Tasking OR Dangerously Distracted? ● It happens very easily ● Personal as well as job distractions ● Use checklists and “Red Zone” techniques ● If distracted – go back 2 steps ● Be assertive – insist on calling back when convenient ALERTING Do you Really Speak Up When you Should? ● Vital skill – use it effectively – encourage it ● Be positive and constructive – propose solutions ● Some may find it difficult to do ● It’s not a threat – it’s teamwork ● Be assertive – it can save lives! COMMUNICATION Do you Really Understand everyone? ● Message understood? DON’T assume – Check ● Use closed loop communications ● Words are only 30% of communications ● Remember effect of tone and body language ● Different cultures may interpret things differently ● Watch out for accidently causing offence SITUATIONAL AWARENESS Do you Really Know What’s Happening? ● The big picture AND fine detail ● Constantly update your awareness ● Actively seek input from others ● Never assume another’s intentions ● WHIM – ask: “What Have I Missed”? PRESSURE Just Busy OR Dangerously Overloaded? ● Good pressure can improve performance ● Too much leads to stress – always bad ● Don’t let pressure lead to taking short cuts ● Ensure adequate resources – people, time, tools 64
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