A BTA Guide Use of Tugs in Firefighting/Руководство BTA по использованию буксиров при тушении пожаров

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This book is a guide to the use of fire tugs in marine firefighting. It covers the legal framework, crew responsibilities, risks and modern challenges such as lithium-ion batteries. It also examines historical cases and best practices to improve firefighting at sea. The guide is intended for owners, operators and emergency services and is continually updated to reflect new technologies and regulations.

Content
Foreword
Introduction
A Short History of Shipboard Firefighting
Legislation
Regulations and Compliance
UK Regulations
Insurance
The purpose/role of a tug with firefighting capacity
Fire Fighter Classification Society Rules
The Role, Tasks and Responsibilities of Tugs with Firefighting Capacity
Application
Drills should be realistic, inclusive and documented
Layers of Training
Training and Skill Development for Tug Crews
Communication Protocol Between the Tug and the Vessel
Planning the Firefighting Approach
Challenges and Risk Management
Overall command
Considerations when Transiting to the incident
Command and Control
Company own Command & Control
UK Fire & Rescue Services
Role of the harbour master - responsible within port jurisdiction
Sosrep - Command & Control of Incidents
Debriefing
Extinguishing Fires
Hydrocarbon Fires
Firefighting
Alternative Fuels
Alternative Fuel Types & Fire Handling
Case Studies
Glossary
Further Reading
Appendix 1