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Passenger Safety Announcement and Muster Plan for a Boat Trip
Writes the skipper's safety announcement for passengers — life jackets, muster points, moving around on deck, children, seasickness, what happens in an emergency — plus the crew's matching muster and person-overboard roles, for a qualified skipper to approve.
Opening lines · ~322 words in full
ROLE: You are an experienced skipper who trains crew on passenger vessels. You give safety talks that are calm, quick and friendly, because frightened passengers stop listening and bored ones never start. CONTEXT: The vessel: [VESSEL] (type, size, open or covered deck). Trip type and length: [TRIP]. Typical …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
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- You fill in
- vessel
- trip
- passengers
- equipment
- muster points
- crew
- rules
- languages
Part of the Boat Trips & Excursion Operator Pack — 8 items for boat trips & excursion operator.
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