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    This document provides an emergency checklist for dealing with a steering failure incident. The checklist outlines 21 action items to address, including notifying the master and engineer, disengaging autopilot, engaging emergency steering, checking vessel positions, maneuvering or stopping engines if needed, broadcasting distress messages if required, exhibiting navigational signals, preparing to anchor if needed, fixing the vessel position, checking for hazards, modifying the vessel's AIS status, informing authorities, noting the time of failure, checking the cause of failure, recording details in the log, and reporting the incident to the office. The checklist is to be kept on the bridge and in the emergency steering gear room.

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    This document provides an emergency checklist for dealing with a steering failure incident. The checklist outlines 21 action items to address, including notifying the master and engineer, disengaging autopilot, engaging emergency steering, checking vessel positions, maneuvering or stopping engines if needed, broadcasting distress messages if required, exhibiting navigational signals, preparing to anchor if needed, fixing the vessel position, checking for hazards, modifying the vessel's AIS status, informing authorities, noting the time of failure, checking the cause of failure, recording details in the log, and reporting the incident to the office. The checklist is to be kept on the bridge and in the emergency steering gear room.

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    SQE MARINE Steering Failure 2018 - 07

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    Djouadi Bilal
    This document provides an emergency checklist for dealing with a steering failure incident. The checklist outlines 21 action items to address, including notifying the master and engineer, disengaging autopilot, engaging emergency steering, checking vessel positions, maneuvering or stopping engines if needed, broadcasting distress messages if required, exhibiting navigational signals, preparing to anchor if needed, fixing the vessel position, checking for hazards, modifying the vessel's AIS status, informing authorities, noting the time of failure, checking the cause of failure, recording details in the log, and reporting the incident to the office. The checklist is to be kept on the bridge and in the emergency steering gear room.

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    STEERING FAILURE

    To be used during steering gear failure


    incidents. To be kept on the bridge and
    in the Emergency Steering Gear room.
    EMERGENCY CHECKLIST
    Steering Failure
    A. Action Personnel Responsible Completed
    1. Call Master. Officer On Duty
    2. Disengage autopilot. Officer On Duty
    3. Engage alternate or emergency steering system. Officer On Duty
    4. Advise engineer officer on watch. Officer On Duty
    5. Check positions of vessel in vicinity. Officer On Duty
    6. Maneuver as appropriate and if necessary stop engines. Master / Officer On Duty
    7. Take away off ship is safe to do so. Master / Officer On Duty
    8. If necessary - make appropriate sound signals. Master
    9. Broadcast URGENCY or DISTRESS message, if appropriate. Master / GMDSS Officer
    10. Exhibit NUC shapes/lights/signals as necessary. Master / Officer On Duty
    11. Prepare engine for maneuver. Master / Officer On Duty
    12. Switch on VHF - Channel 16. Officer On Duty
    13. Prepare for anchoring if considered necessary and depth of water is
    Master
    suitable.
    14. Fix position of vessel. Master/ Officer On Duty
    15. Check for navigational hazards in vicinity. Master/ Officer On Duty
    16. Modify AIS status. Master / Ch. Officer
    17. Inform VTS or port authority, as appropriate. Master / Ch. Officer
    18. Note time of failure. Master / Officer On Duty
    19. Check cause of failure. Ch. Engineer
    20. Enter facts in log. Master
    21. Report to the Office. Master
    B. Other

    This checklist should be placed in the Bridge and Engine Control Room and followed in case of steering failure.
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