SOLAS (fire) training manual & Fire safety operational booklet/Учебник и эксплуатационный буклет по пожарной безопасности в соответствии с требованиями СОЛАС

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This Training Manual is suitable for use on board SOLAS vessels of various types and larger non-SOLAS vessels.
The purpose of this Manual is to provide all crew members with general and ship specific information and instructions concerning
- fire safety practice and precautions;
- instruction in fire fighting;
- the meaning of the ship’s alarms;
- the operation and use of fire fighting systems and equipment, fire doors and dampers;
- information concerning escape routes.
Additionally, this Manual may be used as a framework and reference source forthose whose duty it is to give instruction to others in the practice of fire fighting and use of equipment.

Contents
Responsible Persons
Record of Entries & Amendments
Contents
Abbreviations used
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Compliance
The International Maritime Organization
SOLAS Chapter 11-2 list of contents
International Code for Fire Safety Systems list of contents
Other relevant International Codes
Fire training manual
Section 1
Introduction
Fire Safety Objectives
Functional Requirements
Principles of Survival in Fire
The Nature of Fire
Operational Readiness
Muster Lists & Emergency Instructions Emergency Signals
On Board Training & Drills
Contingency Plans
Fire Control Plans
Maintaining Fire Equipment & Systems Classification of Fires
Principles of Fire Extinguishing
Extinguishing Media
Comparison of Clean Agent Extinguishants
Section 2
Fire Prevention, Limiting Fire Growth & Means of Escape
Causes of Fire
Risk Assessment
"Little or No Fire Risk"
Fire & Explosion Prevention
Fire Spread & Fire Growth
Limiting Fire Growth
Control of Smoke Spread
Fire Containment & Structural Integrity
Ventilation Systems & Fire Dampers Means of Escape
"Safe Return to Port"
Section 3
Fire Detection, Alarm, Monitoring & Control Systems Fire Detection & Alarm
Explosion Suppression
Integrated Alarm Monitoring & Control Systems (IAMCS)
Section 3 (continued)
Sample Extraction Smoke Detection
Oil Mist Detection
Thermal Imaging Cameras
Fire Patrols
Section 4
SOLAS Requirements:
Fixed Systems & Portable Equipment
Water Supply Systems
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Fixed Extinguishing Systems
Machinery Spaces
Control Stations, Accommodation & Service Spaces
Cargo Spaces
Cargo Tanks
Pump Rooms in Tankers
Fire Fighters’ Outfits
Helicopter Facilities
Section 5
Fixed Extinguishing Systems
Fixed Water Systems
Combined Water Spray / Foam Systems
Gaseous Systems
Central Bank Systems
Modular Systems
Low Pressure CO2 Systems
Combined Cargo Hold Smoke Detection & CO2 Extinguishing
Small Machinery Spaces
Foam Systems
Low & High Expansion Systems
Dry Chemical Systems
Aerosol Systems
Steam Systems
Galley & Servery Protection
Paint Lockers &
Small Spaces Containing Flammable Liquids
Section 6
Portable Equipment: Descriptions & Use
International Shore Connection,
Hoses, Couplings, Nozzles & Fog Applicators
Using a Hose and Nozzle
Hose Reel Units
Portable Fire Extinguishers
Choosing the Correct Extinguisher
Using an Extinguisher
Siting of Extinguishers
Summary
Fixed & Wheeled Extinguishers
Fire Blankets
Section 6 continued
Sand
Portable Foam Applicators
Mobile Foam Units
Firefighters’ Outfits (Suits, Lamps & Axes)
Breathing Apparatus
CABA & Cylinders
Air Compressors
Thermal Imaging Cameras
Air Line Breathing Apparatus
Smoke Helmets
Lifelines & Guidelines
Distress Signal Units
Emergency Escape Breathing Devices
Section 7
Organisation & Techniques
Raising the Alarm
Responsibilities & Organisation
The Command Team
Decision Support for Masters
Contingency Plans
Situation Assessment & General Initial Assessment
Fire - Bridge Responsibilities
The Master, Command & Control, On-board Safety Centre
On Scene Commander Responsibilities
Fire - Team Leadership
Fire - Immediate Actions
Fire - Accommodation,
- Machinery Spaces
- Galley
Fire Attack
Use of Hoses
Compartment Entry
Pre Entry
Entry Options & Limitations
Entry at the same level, from above & from below
Flashover & Backdraft
After Extinguishment
Lithium-ion Battery Fires
Ventilation
Thermal Imaging
Use of Breathing Apparatus
Control Boards, Tallies & Telemetry
BA Responsibilities & Procedures: of Controller, Attendant & Wearer
The Search Problem
Fire safety operational booklet
Section 8
Fire Safety Operational Booklet
Introduction
Fires in Port & National Waters
Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods & International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code
General Guidelines for DG & Fire
SOLAS and the Carriage of DG
IMDG Code EmS Fire Schedules
IMDG Code EmS Spillage Schedules
Passenger Vessels
Vehicle, Special Category & Ro-Ro Vessels
General Cargo (Break Bulk) Vessels
Dry Bulk Cargoes & Combination Carriers
Container Vessels
Barge Carrying Vessels
Liquefied Gases in Bulk
Ships using Gases or other Low-flashpoint Fuels
Oil Tankers
Chemical Tankers
Tankers:
Preventing Fire Spread to Cargo Areas
Tankers:
Inerting, Purging & Gas-Freeing
Offshore Support Vessels
Mobile Offshore Drilling Units
Special Purpose Ships & Ships Carrying Industrial Personnel
High Speed Craft
Ship Operating in Polar Waters
Nuclear Ships & Ships Carrying Radioactive Substances
Ship specific details
Section 9
Ship Specific Details
Section Contents
Introduction
On-board equipment, systems & procedures