Get Casualty Form 07.doc

Filling out the CASUALTY FORM 07.doc is an important responsibility for the master of a ship involved in a casualty. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist you in completing the form accurately online.

Follow the steps to complete the form effectively.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to access the CASUALTY FORM 07.doc and open it in your preferred digital format.
2. Enter the particulars of the casualty. You will need to specify whether the time reported is in UTC or local time, provide the name of the ship, call sign, IMO number, flag, time, date, and location of the casualty, type of casualty, and the number of crew and passengers onboard.
3. Detail the environmental conditions by filling in the state of tide, weather conditions (visibility and range), wind direction and force, and the state of sea and swell.
4. Document details regarding lives lost, including the number of lives lost and saved, the means of rescue, and any assistance rendered during the incident, including whether such assistance was accepted or refused.
5. Provide particulars about the master, including their nationality, grade, issues, and experience, as well as any factors affecting their sleep leading up to the incident, such as alcohol consumption and medication.
6. Fill in details for any officer or engineer in charge at the time of the casualty, encompassing similar fields as provided for the master.
7. When prompted, provide information about the other ship or party involved in the incident if applicable, including names, flags, and particulars.
8. Include voyage particulars such as last port of call, details of cargo onboard, and sequence of events during the casualty.
9. Conclude by certifying the information is accurate. Sign and date where indicated to affirm the truthfulness of the details provided.
10. Once all sections are completed, ensure to save any changes made, and you can then download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Start filling out your CASUALTY FORM 07.doc online today to ensure accurate reporting of incidents.