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    This document outlines emergency security procedures for a vessel, including activating an SSAS if the vessel is under threat, restricting vessel access, advising authorities, mustering the crew, searching the vessel, and downloading VDR data. It provides guidance on actions to take if the vessel is being pursued or attacked by pirates, such as remaining calm, not provoking pirates, following orders, and performing small zigzag maneuvers if attacked. The procedures are to be followed in the event of security incidents to protect the vessel and crew.

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    This document outlines emergency security procedures for a vessel, including activating an SSAS if the vessel is under threat, restricting vessel access, advising authorities, mustering the crew, searching the vessel, and downloading VDR data. It provides guidance on actions to take if the vessel is being pursued or attacked by pirates, such as remaining calm, not provoking pirates, following orders, and performing small zigzag maneuvers if attacked. The procedures are to be followed in the event of security incidents to protect the vessel and crew.

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    Security Incident

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    This document outlines emergency security procedures for a vessel, including activating an SSAS if the vessel is under threat, restricting vessel access, advising authorities, mustering the crew, searching the vessel, and downloading VDR data. It provides guidance on actions to take if the vessel is being pursued or attacked by pirates, such as remaining calm, not provoking pirates, following orders, and performing small zigzag maneuvers if attacked. The procedures are to be followed in the event of security incidents to protect the vessel and crew.

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    EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 22.

    SECURITY INCIDENT

    REQD. BY MANAGING OFFICE

    AIDE MEMOIRE RADIO WRITTEN DOCUMENTS/EVIDENCE


    ADVICE REPORT

    1 When it become apparent the vessel . . .


    may be under threat activate the SSAS

    2 Call Master . . .

    3 Check for navigational hazards in . . .


    vicinity

    4 Restrict access to the vessel . . X

    5 Increase security procedures in line     X


    with SSP to mitigate threat. Implement
    measure contained within SSP.

    6 Advise local authorities, PFSO, Naval . . .


    Forces, Coast Radio as applicable

    7 Advise Company as per Casualty X X X


    Procedures (+44 207 934 7777)

    8 Muster personnel in “Safe Haven” . . -

    9 Switch on AIS in not on already X

    10 In event of breach of Security including . . X


    Bomb Threat or Stowaways follow
    Bomb Search Checklists

    11 Carry out ship search where necessary . X X

    12 Utilise surveillance where applicable . . .

    13 Suspend any cargo operations . . X

    14 Where applicable manned engine room . . X


    and increase power/steering
    requirements.

    15 Ensure ship hardening defences in . . X


    place.

    16 In the event of a piracy related incident . . .


    ensure SSP & BMP are implemented

    17 In case of attack we will carry out a small . . X


    zigzag manoeuvre, not more that 7-10
    degrees rate of turn, else speed will drop
    and we may be more vulnerable (Amend
    as per vessel characteristics)

    18 In the event of vessel being pursued or X . .


    suspected as being pursued raise the
    alarm externally – priority is VHF and DSC
    alerting and SSAS

    19 Remain calm, they are here for the ship . . .


    and to date we have not heard of
    violence towards crew

    20 Do not provoke the pirates . . .

    21 Do not look/stare them in the eye . . .

    22 Do not speak unless you are spoken to . . .


    and answer questions when required

    23 Do not make sudden movements or try . . .


    to run out of the area, we could be
    asking for trouble

    24 If you are asked to fetch something do so . . .


    and a senior officer will acknowledge by
    a nod of his head. We will carry out their
    requirement as far as all are concerned

    25 Download VDR Data as per onboard . X X


    procedures at frequent intervals as all
    evidence is important.

    26 Prepare reports to Company, Flag, . X X


    Authorities and

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