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Marine Fire Prevention, Training and Response
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- DVD (VHS avail.)
This program educates crewmembers on elements of fire, fire extinguisher types and usage, prevention, first responder actions, alarms and drills.
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Marine Fire Prevention, Training And Response - Safety & Training Video Series
Moxie Media, Inc. presents a new 8-part video program designed to train maritime crewman and supervisors.
This program is shot aboard Coastal Tugs, Inland Waterway Tow Boats and Barges, Offshore Supply vessels, and Ocean Going Tankers, this comprehensive series is designed to support the US Coast Guard Requirement 46 CFR 27 for Fire Protection Training, Drills, and safety Orientation for Uninspected Towing vessels as well as offering supervisory and crewmen training, testing and assessment features that facilitate compliance with the International Safety Management (ISM) and STCW codes.
The series is supported by an illustrated facilitator and student guide with test questions and is delivered on 2 VHS tapes. Tape 1, Fire Safety Orientation and Response Techniques for Vessel Crewmen consists of 4 modules designed for quick crew orientation upon reporting to the vessel and is 35 minutes in length. Tape 2, Fire Awareness, Prevention And Drill Training For Vessel Crew And Officers also made up of 4 modules, provides invaluable fire compliance instruction, prevention, and drill scenarios and runs 27 minutes in length.
SCRIPT SAMPLE
Module Descriptions:
An Introduction To Fire Prevention And Response Systems (3 Minutes)
This program highlights the causes and effects of maritime fires and introduces the crewman to numerous maritime detection, alarm, and fire fighting systems found throughout the maritime industry . . .
Fire Protection Training, Drills, And Safety Orientation For Maritime Vessels - A Guide To 46 CFR 27 For Uninspected Towing Vessels (8 Minutes)
For uninspected towing vessels that must comply with this ruling, this program provides an invaluable guide to the equipment required such as alarms, fire detection systems, communications, and fuel shut off valves . . .
The Nature And Elements Of Fire (6 Minutes)
This program discusses the types of fuel on board, the oxygen atmosphere that is readily available, and the sources of heat for ignition . . .
Fire Prevention Techniques - Housekeeping, Equipment Maintenance, Threat Elimination And Hotwork (9 Minutes)
This program provides strategies for eliminating hazards starting with good housekeeping and moving on to preventative equipment maintenance and other safeguards . . .
Classes Of Fire (3 minutes)
Knowing the class of fire that is burning can provide the crewman with the knowledge of which type (A,B,C,D,K) of fire extinguisher to use and the manner in which to attack the fire . . .
Portable Fire Extinguishers And Fixed Suppression Systems (12 minutes)
Untrained crewmen often waste those precious first seconds needed to get a fire under control through improper application or overestimating their ability. Training and hands on drills are the best insurance against wasted opportunities. There are several types of fire extinguishers and agents that may be used to fight fires onboard a vessel . . .
Developing Effective Fire Drills (9 minutes)
The Vessel Captain must follow a training plan that provides a practical approach to learning fire fighting skills. Effective drills require a plan and an evaluation process to check the effectiveness of the drill and the readiness of the crew . . .
Fire Fighting Strategies, Response, And Overhaul (13 minutes)
It is difficult to standardize fighting a fire onboard a vessel. The many different scenarios that a crew can be faced with complicate the process. However, with a pre-fire plan, regular training and experience, effective strategies can be developed in the early stages of most marine fire situations . . .
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