Difference between revisions of "Departure checklist"
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** date and time | ** date and time | ||
** full name of each person on board | ** full name of each person on board | ||
| − | ** engine hours ( | + | ** engine hours (digital display in the tachometer - turn the key to the “accessory” position) |
** bilge pump cycles | ** bilge pump cycles | ||
** fuel state | ** fuel state | ||
| − | * | + | ** engine oil and coolant levels and top off if necessary |
| + | * Check serpentine belt tightness | ||
| + | * Check for drips in the tray under the engine | ||
* Check bilge water level and pump operation | * Check bilge water level and pump operation | ||
| + | * Remove cowl vents and replace with caps | ||
| − | * Configure electrical panels to desired operation | + | * Configure electrical panels to desired operation |
* Place at lease one throwable PFD in cockpit (located in locker across from head or in lazarette hatch) | * Place at lease one throwable PFD in cockpit (located in locker across from head or in lazarette hatch) | ||
| − | * Give basic lecture for new sailors (must be less than 10 minutes): | + | * Give basic lecture for new sailors (must be less than 10 minutes, demonstrate when practical): |
| − | ** avoiding the boom | + | ** avoiding the boom - get low if you feel anything funny happening |
| + | ** winch operation and safety, including handle | ||
** lack of lifelines and safety when moving around the boat | ** lack of lifelines and safety when moving around the boat | ||
| − | ** man overboard procedures | + | ** man overboard procedures (yell, point, throw, commence skipper's pickup procedure) |
** location and use of life jackets | ** location and use of life jackets | ||
** location and use of fire extinguishers | ** location and use of fire extinguishers | ||
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** calling out conflicting traffic | ** calling out conflicting traffic | ||
| − | + | ** ( rest can be done down below) | |
| − | * | + | ** VHF radio operation |
| − | ** | + | ** head use |
| − | ** Only sit-down use of toilet | + | *** Only sit-down use of toilet |
| + | *** No toilet paper in toilet | ||
| + | *** Use lunch bag for used TP | ||
| + | *** Point out buttons on head to those who don't know | ||
Latest revision as of 12:45, 4 September 2024
This is the checklist of things to do before getting underway.
- Check recent log entries
- Make log entry, including at least the following:
- date and time
- full name of each person on board
- engine hours (digital display in the tachometer - turn the key to the “accessory” position)
- bilge pump cycles
- fuel state
- engine oil and coolant levels and top off if necessary
- Check serpentine belt tightness
- Check for drips in the tray under the engine
- Check bilge water level and pump operation
- Remove cowl vents and replace with caps
- Configure electrical panels to desired operation
- Place at lease one throwable PFD in cockpit (located in locker across from head or in lazarette hatch)
- Give basic lecture for new sailors (must be less than 10 minutes, demonstrate when practical):
- avoiding the boom - get low if you feel anything funny happening
- winch operation and safety, including handle
- lack of lifelines and safety when moving around the boat
- man overboard procedures (yell, point, throw, commence skipper's pickup procedure)
- location and use of life jackets
- location and use of fire extinguishers
- calling out conflicting traffic
- ( rest can be done down below)
- VHF radio operation
- head use
- Only sit-down use of toilet
- No toilet paper in toilet
- Use lunch bag for used TP
- Point out buttons on head to those who don't know
