SEAM 5 (53934-53942) SCHED: 1:30-3:30pm (M-W-F)

GROUP 5
1. REYMAR YGOT
2. KENMAR DALE CAÑETE
3. JHUSTINE JHAY GRESOS
4. MANUEL RAFAEL FLORES
Within the SMS, potential emergency shipboard situations should be identified and procedures
should be established to respond to them.

MUSTER LIST MAIN ENGINE FAILURE

POSITION NAMES DUTIES IN MUSTER ADDITIONAL
MAIN STATION NOTES
ENGINE
FAILURE
Navigating the ship
Captain Ygot, Reymar safely, Handling BRIDGE Assess the situation
emergencies and quickly
decisions,
Assisting the
Chief Officer Cañete, Kenmar Captain, Supervising BRIDGE Coordinate lookouts and
Dale monitoring the situation
the crew

Maintain vigilance,
Officer of the Gresos, Jhustine Assist with BRIDGE Check navigational
Watch Jhay emergency aids
procedure
Handle
Second Officer Flores, Manuel communication, BRIDGE Assist the navigation
Rafael assist navigation tasks

Coordinate repairs,
Chief Engineer Fuentes, Saige communicate with Engine Room Physical Inspection,
Monitoring Plan
the bridge
 Assist in Diagnosing
Second Higgens, Bowen the Problem, Report Engine Room Coordination with
engineer to the Chief Chief Engineer
Engineer

Third Officer Kramer, Leighton Assist with Starboard Bridge Continuous

Emergency Wing Observations
Procedures, Monitor
Vessel’s Stability:
Crew Management
Bosun Gentry, Kylan and Coordination, Rescue Boat Uses binoculars,
Safety and Station ensures visual
Emergency contact
Preparedness
Readiness and
Rescue Boat Chrisphy B. Cone Preparation, Rescue Boat Rescue Boat
Operator Standby and Station Readiness,
(AB1) Monitoring Environmental
Conditions

Rescue Boat GRIFFITH, MARKIE Immediate RESCUE BOAT Environmental

Crew Readiness, STATION Conditions
(AB2) Evacuation
Readiness
Lookout Crew 1 Maintaining
Plier, Marky (OS) vigilance, relay on Starboard Bridge Coordination with
information Wing Rescue Teams
Lookout Crew 2 Maintaining a
Sierra, Franky (OS) Vigilant Watch, Port Bridge Wing Observation Details,
Continuous Communication
Scanning Effectiveness
Immediate
Able Seaman 1 Peed, Aisho S. Response, Assist Aft Deck Assistance with
with Engine Immediate Actions
Troubleshooting
Prepare Emergency
Able Seaman 2 Cenat, Kai Equipment, Assist Forward Deck Engine Room
with Lifeboat Support,
Readiness Coordination with
Crew
 Ensures
Electrician Avilia, Marc communication and Engine Room Monitors emergency
emergency power lights and radios
systems are
operational
Maintaining Kitchen
Cook Philip, Lance Operations, Galley Supplies emergency
Supporting Crew food and water
Welfare
Steward 1 Keth, Johnny Prepares first aid kit
and assists upon Muster Station B Administers first aid,
recovery (Medical Station) monitors vitals
Crew Welfare and
Steward 2 Benedict, Jam Boy Support, Maintain Muster Station A Ensures passengers
Hygiene and are dressed and
Cleanliness have lifejackets
Radio Officer Handles emergency
Rando, Vener communications and Bridge Communicates with
updates authorities external entities,
logs
communications

GENERAL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:

1 Emergency Signal for MAIN ENGINE FAILURE
“ Three Short Blast” of the ship’s horn and whistle.
2. Order to Abandon Ship (if necessary):
Captain's announcement over the public address system: "Abandon Ship."
3. Communication System:
Announcements made over the Public Address system give passengers and personnel clear
instructions.

MAIN ENGINE FAILURE PROCEDURE:

1. Alert: Notify the bridge and engine room of the engine failure. Sound the appropriate
alarm or signal.
 2. Assess: Check the engine room for any visible issues or alarms. Determine the cause of
the failure if possible.

3. Secure: Engage the emergency stop if needed. Ensure that all systems are secured and
safe.

4. Backup Power: Switch to auxiliary power or backup systems if available.

5. Communicate: Inform relevant authorities or nearby vessels of the situation and request
assistance if necessary.

CREW DUTIES IN RELATION TO PASSENGERS:

1. Safety Briefings: Conduct safety briefings and demonstrations to inform passengers
about emergency procedures, life jacket use, and evacuation routes.

2. Assistance: Provide assistance to passengers in distress or those with special needs,

ensuring they are safely accommodated and guided during emergencies.

3. Supervision: Monitor and supervise passenger activities to ensure compliance with

safety regulations and to address any potential hazards.

4. Communication: Keep passengers informed about the vessel’s status, changes in plans,
and any emergency instructions or updates.

5. Evacuation: Oversee and assist with the orderly evacuation of passengers in an

emergency, ensuring that everyone follows the proper procedures and reaches the
muster stations or lifeboats safely.
MAINTENANCE OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT:
- In the event of a main engine failure, the muster list should include instructions for all
crew and passengers to gather at designated muster stations, follow emergency
procedures for abandoning ship if necessary, don life jackets, and await further
instructions from the crew.

SUBSTITUTE FOR KEY PERSONNEL:

- Designate key crew members in the muster list to handle the main engine failure
procedure. Ensure these personnel are clearly identified and trained to manage the
situation effectively.

PASSENGER SHIP SPECIFIC PROCEDURES:

- In the event of engine failure on a passenger ship, follow the established emergency
procedures, including notifying the bridge, securing the vessel, and coordinating with
the crew to manage passenger safety and communication.