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Full Fire Drill Checklist for Liveaboards

by Ops Admin, from the Community

Use this comprehensive full fire drill checklist to plan and run quarterly exercises on liveaboard vessels. Cover alarm testing, crew muster, OOW and OIC duties, SCBA donning, pump deployment, boundary cooling, door entry, and use of extinguishers and blankets. Verify evacuation routes, head counts, gas and fuel shutoffs, and first aid setup. Record times, roles, and debrief outcomes to improve readiness and meet maritime safety standards.

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