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| Ice checklist is to be completed by the officer on Watch on each occasion that ice is expected and a Log Entry made |
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| Have the following been informed of the conditions? |
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| The Master? |
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| The Engineroom? |
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| The Crew?GALLEY/SALOON DEPARTMENT
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| Have all Watertight Doors been shut, as appropriate? |
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| Has Speed been adjusted? |
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| Is Deck Machinery running? |
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| Have Lookouts been posted? |
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| Have instructions been issued on the following matters? |
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| Monitoring Ice Advisory Service Broadcasts? |
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| Transmitting Danger Messages in accordance with SOLAS 1974 – Chapter V – Regulation 2(a). |
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| Have any local ice navigation regulations been followed like ice checklist? |
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| Have requirements of som 3.5.3 (Navigating in Ice) been followed and still ineffect? |
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| Request for ice advisor confirmed from local agent/port/aothority |
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| CHIEF OFFICER’SSIGNATURE: NASTER DATE: |
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