by Emma Sullivan | Aug 3, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer ship horn signals 1 long 2 short: A ship horn signal consisting of one long blast followed by two short blasts is commonly used to indicate that a vessel intends to overtake another vessel on its starboard side. This signal serves as a warning for the...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 2, 2023 | Sailing Safety
== Short answer man overboard procedure: == The man overboard procedure is a set of actions taken when someone falls off a boat or ship. It involves quickly alerting the crew, throwing flotation devices, conducting search patterns, and rescuing the person in distress....
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 1, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer: what is a fog horn: A fog horn, also known as a fog signal, is a device used to produce sound signals in order to alert ships and maritime vessels to the presence of fog or other hazardous conditions. It typically emits a deep and loud low-frequency...
by Emma Sullivan | Aug 1, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer: Sea state forecast Sea state forecast refers to the prediction or estimation of conditions in the ocean, such as wave height, frequency, and direction. These forecasts are important for various activities like marine transportation, offshore operations,...
by Emma Sullivan | Jul 28, 2023 | Sailing Safety
Short answer boat docking techniques: Boat docking techniques refer to the various methods and skills used to safely and efficiently maneuver a boat into a dock or slip. These techniques typically include approaches such as parallel parking, backing in, using spring...
by Emma Sullivan | Jul 28, 2023 | Sailing Safety
== Short answer: Red Cone Shaped Buoy == A red cone shaped buoy is a floating maritime navigational aid usually deployed in water bodies to mark hazards, channels, or navigational routes. Its distinctive shape and bright red color make it easily distinguishable for...
