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3 - SAFETY DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT49
3.3.9 Life buoy
The life buoy is equipped with a life-
line of 30 m and with an automatic
light buoy.
The life line is not twistable and it is
orange in order to be easily seen in
water.
CAUTION
All passengers must know the stowing place of life buoy.
CAUTION
The Captain must make sure that all passengers know how to use the life
buoy:
How and where to throw it;
How to behave in case of “man overboard”.
CAUTION
CARING FOR AND INSPECTING THE LIFE JACKETS
The life jackets must be handled with care so that they are able to save
your lives whenever necessary. Check that all the belts, braces and buck-
les are in good condition and rmly secured on a regular basis. Make sure
that all the seams are steadfast and that any welded or glued part ad-
heres perfectly. Check that the reecting strip, whistle and light are rmly
secured and that the light battery has not yet expired.
MAINTENANCE
Wash in warm soapy water after use.
Dry thoroughly.
Store in a dry, ventilated area away from direct sunlight and harmful
chemicals.
Check the life jacket regularly to make sure it is in good working condition.
CAUTION
Do not use the life jackets as pillows.
Practice of their use before you start navigating.
For people with problems may not be suitable.
With waterproof clothing or similar you can not reach the optimal use.
The use of life jackets does not guarantee total safety and the nal rescue
of the wearer, but it does support in water for a long period.

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