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| 1 | Introduction 1. Types of threats to life at sea. 2. Signals of calling for aid at sea according to MPDM. 3. Organization of saving life at sea in Poland and in the world. | 1 | | | | | EKP1 | |
| 2 | Ship survival equipment: 1. Individual and collective rescue measures: 1) lifejackets - construction, equipment, rules of use; 2) lifebuoys - structure, arrangement on the ship, rules of use; 3) life suits and thermal protection measures, construction, rules of use; 4) lifeboats - open, covered, special - equipped with a gas-tight and sprinkling system, launched in the discharge system, rescue - structure and equipment, davits, construction and principles of operation; 5) pneumatic life rafts - structure, equipment, arrangement, fastening; 6) methods of launching life rafts, launching with the use of ramps and davits, hydrostatic releases; 7) marine evacuation systems, construction, principles of operation. 2. Radio call for aid: 1) frequencies and signals of emergency calls by radio stations (including VHF radio); 2) formulating and broadcasting distress messages in Polish and English; 3) operation of the VHF radio; 4) EPIRB radio beams - design, principles of operation, method of use; 5) radar and AIS transponder - design, principles of operation, method of use. | 6 | | 1 | | | EKP1, EKP2 | |
| 3 | Techniques for evacuating people from the ship: 1. General rules: 1) ordering an alarm, division of functions during an alarm, personal equipment; 2) access routes to collective life-saving appliances, disembarkation of the ship during a fire or oil leak to the sea surface. 2. Evacuation with a lifeboat - lowering the boat into the water. 3. Techniques of evacuating people from the ship: Evacuation by means of a pneumatic life raft: 1) launching a pneumatic life raft; (2) entry to a pneumatic life raft; 3) stay in a pneumatic life raft. 4. Evacuation of the crew to the rescue boat of another ship. | 3 | | | | | EKP1 | |
| 4 | Techniques for rescuing shipwrecked people from the sea (including collective rescue measures) 1. The rules of survival, behavior while waiting for help, man overboard alarm - overview of the organization of the maneuvers. 2. Ship and rescue boat maneuvers. 3. Rescue by another ship - use of ship's equipment, IAMSAR components. 4. Rescue by a rescue boat. 5. Common mistakes made during evacuation and saving people on at sea - on the basis of jurisprudence or reports of institutions investigating maritime accidents (maritime chambers; State Commission for Investigation of Maritime Accidents). | 2 | | | | | EKP1 | |
| 5 | Evacuation of the ship's crew by a helicopter 1. Preparation of the ship for the evacuation of the crew: 1) guidance of the helicopter; 2) methods of communication; 3) safety rules during the evacuation operation. 2. Types of rescue devices used in evacuation operations (demonstration of the use of rescue devices). 3. Organization and course of the evacuation action. 4. Rescuing survivors in collective measures lifesaving and the sea surface. | 2 | | | | | EKP1 | |
| 6 | Exercise in the pool or open water: 1. Exercises with individual rescue measures: 1) putting on a lifejacket and a correct jump on the lifejacket into the water from a low height and from a height of at least 2.5 m; 2) using the lifebuoy in the water; (3) a method of dragging the survivor into the lifeboat. 2. Exercises with a pneumatic life raft: 1) climbing an overturned pneumatic life raft; (2) reversing an overturned pneumatic life raft; 3) independent entry to the pneumatic life raft from the water; 4. methods for hauling a person into the pneumatic life raft unconscious; 5) jump to the pneumatic life raft; 6) collective evacuation to a pneumatic life raft by ship and water methods taking into account the following: a) designation of the commander of the pneumatic life raft; b) appointing two "unconscious" people, c) towing the "unconscious" to a pneumatic raft emergency, d) the entry of designated persons into the pneumatic raft emergency, e) draw in the "unconscious" and enter the rest people, taking their seats in a pneumatic raft emergency; 7) the ability to use the drift anchor; (8) ability to operate the equipment of a pneumatic life raft; 9) the ability to undertake activities that increase the chance of survival. 3. Installing a rescue loop in the water. 4. Exercises with various thermal insulating life suits types. | | | 3 | | | EKP2 | |
| 7 | Pyrotechnic signal means: 1. Overview and demonstration of the principles of operation and safe use: 1) man overboard light and smoke buoy; 2) an orange buoy; 3) parachute rocket; 4) a red flare; 5) a rescue line launcher, including the replacement of the primer. 2. Instructor demonstration of pyrotechnics signal. | | | 2 | | | EKP2 | |
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| Godziny kontaktowe | 14 | | 6 | | |
| Czytanie literatury | 4 | | 2 | | |
| Przygotowanie do zajęć laboratoryjnych, projektowych | | | 2 | | |
| Przygotowanie do egzaminu, zaliczenia | 2 | | | | |
| Opracowanie dokumentacji projektu/sprawozdania | | | | | |
| Uczestnictwo w zaliczeniach i egzaminach | 1 | | 1 | | |
| Udział w konsultacjach | | | | | |
| Łącznie godzin | 21 | | 11 | | |
| Łączny nakład pracy studenta | 32 |
| Liczba punktów ECTS | | | | | |
| Sumaryczna liczba punktów ECTS dla przedmiotu | 0 |
| Obciążenie studenta związane z zajęciami praktycznymi | 8 |
| Obciążenie studenta na zajęciach wymagających bezpośredniego udziału nauczycieli akademickich | 22 |
