SOLAS TRAINING MANUAL/SAFETY TRAINING MANUAL

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SOLAS TRAINING MANUAL

 AS PER SOLAS 3 - LIFE SAVING APPLIANCESENT & ARRANGEMENT

it contain 

  •  SOLAS Requirement
  • personal life saving equipment 
  • muster list and emergency instructions
  • life boats and rescue boats
  • survival equipment
  • exposure hazards
  • use of survival craft
  • methods of retrieval 
  • emergency repair of life saving appliances
  • safety equipment inventory







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