<p>VESSEL NAME Implementation date Review date ANCHORING SAFETY CHECKLIST Personnel protective equipment </p><p>Yes Eye protection, gloves, work boots, wet weather gear (as the circumstance requires).</p><p>Masters duties anchoring</p><p>Yes Brief crew on their duties in anchoring as below Yes Determine the prevailing factors to ensure safe and compliant anchorage Yes Ensure the anchor is not dragging Yes Hoist signals and post anchor watch Yes Brief crew on their duties in weighing anchor as below Yes Strike signals and document any non-conformity in procedure Crews duties anchoring</p><p>Yes Clear fore deck of passengers and unessential personnel Yes Prepare anchor for letting go (Clear away restraints) Yes Get the large spanner from LPG compartment Yes Give the gypsy a tap with spanner and pull out 1 - 1.5 metres of chain Yes Loosen off nut on windlass Yes WAIT for skippers command Yes Upon command then push anchor over the bow Yes If chain fouls on bow roller - DO NOT attempt to ease it, inform skipper Yes Give hand signals (point) in direction of the chain Yes Attach the "Devils Claw" when enough cable has been paid out Yes Stand by for further instructions Crews duties weighing anchor</p><p>Yes Activate anchor winch circuit breaker in Engine Room Yes WAIT for Masters command Yes Once winch is retrieving then point in direction of cable Yes When anchor is free from bottom inform Master then continue retrieval Yes When anchor is at waterline inform Master Yes As anchor approached the Bow stand well clear of Bow (stand back near the door) Yes If chain jumps off bow roller - DO NOT attempt to stop it, inform Master Yes Find another Crew member to help lift anchor into place, do not do it alone Yes Once anchor is back in its original position reattach securing rope and Devils Claw Yes Isolate anchor winch circuit breaker in Engine Room Approving officer Signed Date</p>