On the Horizon at Night
What is that noise?
On the Horizon Day
I feel sick!
What is my job again?
100

A vessel displaying 3 red lights in a vertical row has

Run aground

Vessel constrained by draft

100

I am leaving you on my port side

ONE short blast

100

Orange square flag with a black ball and square means?

Vessel in distress

100

Unable to focus, mental confusion, decreased motor skills, irritability, decreased performance, no concern for safety.

FATIGUE

Extreme temp/Exposure to sun, Eye strain, Effort to maintain balance, Lack of sleep, Stress.



100

Risk/Reward calculated with the ___________model.

Risk Mitigated with __________.

PEAACE: Plan, Event, Asset, Asset, Communication, Environment

STAAR

  • Spreading risk: Distributing risk between different assets or resources
  • Transferring risk: Giving risk to a different entity that can conduct a mission more safely
  • Avoiding risk: Postponing or avoiding risk for safety reasons
  • Accepting risk: Accepting risk when the benefits outweigh the costs, but only as much as needed to complete the mission
  • Reducing risk: Reducing risk
200

You see a red/white/green in a circle formation up from the horizon, it is a 

Sailboat underway.

200

You are u/w in fog, but NOT making way. What sound should you make?

TWO prolonged blast every 2 minutes.

200

Two black triangles inverted forming an hour glass means

Fishing vessel

200

I'm nauseous, pale and sweaty, have increased salivation, feel weak and sleepy and my stomach hurts

MOTION SICKNESS

Rolling/pitching of the boat, focusing on chart plotter, radar or phone, below in confined space, vaping.

200

Reporting a boat on the water using

Description, Bearing, Range and Aspect

White sailboat under power at 180 approx 200 yards heading east.

300

Green and red navigation lights are how many degrees?

112.5 each

300

You see a vessel maintaining course and speed heading towards you and not sure of their intention. What should you sound?

FIVE short blasts

300

When are lights shown on a vessel u/w in all weather?

From sunset to sunrise and in restricted visibility.

300

Restless, irritable, weakness, fright, faint. Pulse weak and rapid, shallow breathing, skin cold, pale and clammy, dilated pupils, N/V, confusion

SHOCK

Trauma, heart attack, stroke, hemorrhaging, allergic reaction, hypo or hyperthermia, diabetes. Anything that causes a depressed physiological/mental 



300

The ability of a vessel to an upright position after being heeled over is _________.

___________ and ___________ makes this happen

Stability

Center of gravity

Buoyancy

400

Stern light how many degrees?

135 degrees

400

You are u/w in fog and hear one prolonged blast followed by two short blasts. This could be

A vessel towing, a sailboat, a vessel restricted in their ability to maneuver.



400

You see a tug showing one diamond shape. Why?

Engaged in a tow over 200 meters

400

Face is drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty


STROKE

May be from blood clot to the brain or bleed. 

Keep quiet, protect airway if unconscious. Call 911.

400

My responsibilities are

Helmsman, Lookout, anchor watch, tow watch, Line handler, damage control, first aid, and, surface swimmer and navigation.

500

While underway at night you see a boat with red over white showing no nav lights. What are they doing and are they making way?

Red over white: Fishing at night u/w, not making way


500

Three instances when you would here one prolonged blast.

Leaving port.

Around a blind bend

Underway and making way in restricted visibilty

500

I have THREE black shapes in a vertical line, ball over diamond over ball because


Restricted in my ability to maneuver due to the nature of my work

500

Ouch! My hand is red and painful, my arm is blistering and really hurts, and my leg is charred and white in areas and oddly doesn't hurt. What is happening??

Superficial burns (hand)

Partial thickness burn (arm)

Full thickness burn (leg)

500

Distress signals include

Gun fire, red flare, red parachute, orange smoke, fire on a vessel. November /Charlie Flag, waiving arms, SOS, continuous fog horn, dye marker, Continuous white flashing light, Digital Selective Calling, MAYDAY.

600

A vessel at anchor will show

An all around light, 360 degrees.

600

A manned towed vessel in fog shall sound

ONE prolonged blast and THREE short blasts

600

A vessel is showing two black balls on it's port side, two diamonds on it's stbd side, and ball/diamond/ball in the center. What's happening?

A vessel dredging, indicating in it's restriction to maneuver, do not pass on it's port side, may pass on it's starboard side.

600

Shivering, cold pale skin, slow and labored breathing, slow and labored breathing with slurred speech and decreased mental capacity, body temperature is almost 95 degrees

HYPOTHERMIA

Exposure to the elements


600

Do you know your flares?

MK 127

MK-124

MK-79

MK 127: 650-700 ft, CP 125,000 candle power, lasts 36 sec fall 10-15 fps

MK-124: Night: 2 ridges, cap glows in dark, red flare, 20 sec. Day: No ridges, Orange Smoke, 20 sec

MK-79 Kit: SEVEN MK-80 cartridge screws and ONE pencil projector (MK-31) Red star, 250-650 ft, 4.5 sec, 12,000 candle power

700

You see a vessel with 2 red lights one over the other

Vessel not under command

Red over red, that captain is dead!

700

You are underway and making way when a fog rolls in. You immediately turn on navigation lights and sound

ONE prolonged blast every 2 minutes.

(F, 9, enter on the 29 radio)

700

You see a vessel bearing a black cylinder, why?

Vessel is constrained by her draft.

700

Prickly rash, irritation and itchiness; cramping of abdomen and legs;  followed with perfuse sweating, pale skin, bounding pulse, headache and restlessness; eventual collapse with no sweating, skin red, hot, confusion, temp over 105, weak rapid pulse. What is happening?


Heat Rash

Heat Cramps

Heat Exhaustion

Heat Stroke

700

What's in that pouch?

Whistle, Mirror, Firefly light, PLB, Knife all with at least 36 inches of #1 Paracord.

800

You are heading north and see a green light off of your stbd bow. Which direction is that vessel heading?

East

800

I am leaving you on my starboard side

TWO short blasts

800

You see 3 black balls in a cross formation, what is this vessel engaged in?

Mining clearance. 

800

Multiple lacerations on fingers and leg, and a  deep gash over the interior wrist over the radius. What do we see?

Capillary: Bright red, oozes

Venous: dark red, steady flow

Arterial: bright red, gushes out with the pulse. Tourniquet: 2-3 inches above the injury.

Direct pressure, above the heart if able, pressure points: Axillary, brachial, popliteal, carotid, radial/ulnar, femoral, susbclavian.

800

Ways to suck up to command

Keep your duty room clean and uncluttered.

Clean the station without being asked.

Stay on top of your currencies.

Extra Attentive boat checks. Go above and beyond.

STUDY with out being pushed.

Bring BM1 Beavers a lot of tasty treats made of meat.