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The Pilots’ View.
9th November 2017
- Capt. Hywel Pugh
Pilot Port Of London
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The Pilots View. 9th November 2017 Capt. Hywel Pugh Pilot Port Of London Pilots View. Tug Captains View. Quay View. Modern aids. Tablet or Lap top, navigation software and a interface for Position, Rate of Turn and AIS. Stand Alone
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Pilot’s View.
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Tug Captains View.
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Quay View.
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Modern aids.
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Tablet or Lap top, navigation software and a interface for Position, Rate of Turn and AIS.
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Stand Alone PPU
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Use of the Portable Pilot Unit (PPU).
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Aircraft Carrier Queen Elizabeth.
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Pilot’s View on the Queen Elizabeth departing Roysth earlier this year.
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Another example of Planning and Team work.
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Some Views we are presented with.
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SPEED .
2 kts current Tug 8 kts Water Speed Ship 8 kts Water Speed but only 6 kts Speed Over the Ground.
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Accidents Bow to Bow.
- Numerous accidents over the years with Fatalities.
- Speed.
- Loss of situational awareness.
- Plant failure or not suitable for the task.
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HEAVING LINES – MESSENGER ROPES.
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TAKING A TOW.
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Safe Working Load of Mooring equipment.
- Normally marked on the various items of hardware, bollards, chocks.
- But it can go wrong !!!
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TO CONCLUDE.
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