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Freefall Lifeboat Virtual Launch Simulation


Description
A lifeboat freefall launch is a method used in maritime safety where a lifeboat is deployed from a ship in a freefall manner. This technique is often employed in emergency situations where quick evacuation is necessary. The lifeboat is designed to be released from a height, allowing it to drop into the water below, which can reduce the time it takes for passengers and crew to enter the water and seek safety. The lifeboats are equipped with safety mechanisms and flotation features to ensure they are ready for immediate use upon hitting the water. This method is commonly found on larger ships, such as oil tankers and cruise ships, to enhance safety measures for those on board.


Content
  • Scorm unit
  • Handout - Freefall Lifeboat launch Procedures
  • Video - All about freefall lifeboat drills
  • Checklist for Freefall lifeboat Drill
  • Final Quiz
  • USV_Radar_SCORM_ToolbarFix.zip
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: 6 months