Safety Drills on Ships : Hull Failure Scenario

A Ship’s Hull failure is the worst nightmare for all the seafarers onboard. Hull failure in the past has lead to worst conditions, mostly capsizing of the ship, oil pollution, and grounding. However, if proper precautions and communication channels are followed during such catastrophic situations, lives can be saved and damages can be minimized. this also reduces the after effects of the incident including port and government authorities blaming marine pollution charges on you.

To avoid such cirucmstances and to ensure a proper response in case of such incidents a hull failure scenario is created on ship and safety drill is carried out. We bring to you a free sample of hull failure scenario which is included in the ship’s table top meeting and mock drills.

Hull Failure Scenario

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