EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT INVENTORY

ISO UNDER 24 Hr. PACK

ISO OVER 24 Hr. PACK (NSCV compliant)

VOYAGER PACK

LIFE RAFT EQUIPMENT

Quantity

Quantity

Quantity

Bailer

Use to remove water within the life raft

1

1

1

Bellows and connection tube
(hand pump)

Use to manually inflate or top-up buoyancy tubes

1

1

1

Sea anchor (drogue)
& 30 metres of line                                                                            

Use to reduce drift and capsize potential. When two are fitted, one is permanently attached, the second spare

1

1

1

Safety knife

To cut lines etc. It has a fixed blade with safety rounded point.

1

1

1

Life-raft repair kit 
(Conical leak stoppers, clamps)

Use to repair damage or leaks to buoyancy tubes

1

1

1

Rescue quoit & line

30 metre line and quoit attached to safety line to assist survivors in the water

1

1

1

Radar reflector (SOLAS)

Use to assist searching vessels and aircraft. To be erected on boarding

0

0

0

Paddles

Use to manoeuvre life raft

2

2

2

Adsorbent Sponge

Use to remove condensed water from the life raft floor etc.

2

2

2

Life-raft operation & survival instructions

A copy of this manual is included within pack

1

1

1

Lifesaving signal code  guide

Internationally recognized visual signs to relay messages to rescuers

1

1

1

Lighting system (exterior & interior)

Automatically operates on inflation with manual on/off switches for day or night

2

2

2

SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT

Hand flares, red (SOLAS)

Day or night distress signal

3

6

3

Smoke Signal, orange (SOLAS)

Daytime distress signal

0

0

0

Parachute rocket flares, red (SOLAS)

High altitude day or night distress signal

2

2

2

Signalling whistle

Use to attract attention

1

1

1

Signalling mirror/heliograph

Long range hand-held signalling mirror. Aims reflected sunlight to rescuers

1

1

1

Torch, spare batteries & bulb

Use for illumination and signalling

1

1

1

EPIRB  (406 MHz digital)

Satellite signalling beacon. Minimum 48 hour operational life

0

1

0

SART (Search & Rescue Radar Transponder)

Electronic device reacts to the emission of a radar pulse

Fitted on request

Fitted on request

Fitted on request

CREW EQUIPMENT

Water, 500 ml  sachets (per person) (SOLAS)

Fresh water, each 500ml. sachet contains 5 x 100ml pouches

1

3

2

Food,  10,000 kj  (per person) (SOLAS)

High energy food, each 10,000 kj. pack contains 8 x food bars

0

1

1

Drinking cup

Use to ration water consumption

1

1

1

Can opener

Use to open canned food etc.

1

1

1

Plastic bags, sealable (per person)

Use for personal hygiene, seasickness etc.

1

1

1

Sunburn cream
Sun factor +30

Use to prevent sun damage or sooth skin

0

2

2

Seasickness tablets (per person)

Use to lessen effects of motion sickness

6

6

6

Fishing kit

Use to catch fish or birds

0

1

1

First aid kit (NSCV or SOLAS compliant)

Use to support injured or sick survivors

0

1

1

Thermal protection aid

Use to reduce heat loss of injured or effected survivor

0

2

0

Water resistant  notebook & pencil

Use for logging ration usage etc.

1

1

0

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT INVENTORY

SOLAS
Pack A

LIFE RAFT EQUIPMENT

Quantity

Bailer

Use to remove water within the life raft

2

Bellows and connection tube                                                                                                          (hand pump)

Use to manually inflate or top-up buoyancy tubes

1

Sea anchor (drogue)
& 30 metres of line                                                                            

Use to reduce drift and capsize potential. When two are fitted, one is permanently attached, the second spare

2

Safety knife

To cut lines etc. It has a fixed blade with safety rounded point.

1

Life-raft repair kit 
(Conical leak stoppers, clamps)

Use to repair damage or leaks to buoyancy tubes

1

Rescue quoit & line

30 metre line and quoit attached to safety line to assist survivors in the water

1

Radar reflector (SOLAS)

Use to assist searching vessels and aircraft. To be erected on boarding

1

Paddles

Use to manoeuvre life raft

2

Adsorbent Sponge

Use to remove condensed water from the life raft floor etc.

2

Life-raft operation & survival instructions

A copy of this manual is included within pack

1

Lifesaving signal code  guide

Internationally recognized visual signs to relay messages to rescuers

1

Lighting system (exterior & interior)

Automatically operates on inflation with manual on/off switches for day or night

2

SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT

Hand flares, red (SOLAS)

Day or night distress signal

6

Smoke Signal, orange (SOLAS)

Daytime distress signal

2

Parachute rocket flares, red (SOLAS)

High altitude day or night distress signal

4

Signalling whistle

Use to attract attention

1

Signalling mirror/heliograph

Long range hand-held signalling mirror. Aims reflected sunlight to rescuers

1

Torch, spare batteries & bulb

Use for illumination and signalling

1

EPIRB  (406 MHz digital)

Satellite signalling beacon. Minimum 48 hour operational life

1

SART (Search & Rescue Radar Transponder)

Electronic device reacts to the emission of a radar pulse

Fitted on request

CREW EQUIPMENT

Water, 500 ml  sachets (per person) (SOLAS)

Fresh water, each 500ml. sachet contains 5 x 100ml pouches

3

Food,  10,000 kj  (per person) (SOLAS)

High energy food, each 10,000 kj. pack contains 8 x food bars

1

Drinking cup

Use to ration water consumption

1

Can opener

Use to open canned food etc.

3

Plastic bags, sealable (per person)

Use for personal hygiene, seasickness etc.

1

Sunburn cream
Sun factor +30

Use to prevent sun damage or sooth skin

2

Seasickness tablets (per person)

Use to lessen effects of motion sickness

6

Fishing kit

Use to catch fish or birds

1

First aid kit (NSCV or SOLAS compliant)

Use to support injured or sick survivors

1

Thermal protection aid

Use to reduce heat loss of injured or effected survivor

2

Water resistant  notebook & pencil

Use for logging ration usage etc.

1