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NAVIGATION BRIDGE
CHART ROOM
MAIN LOBBY
FIRST DECK
HEAD
CAPTAINS OFFICE
GALLEY
LOCKER
CABIN
ENGINNE ROOM
FUNNELL

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MR DUKE
REGISTRATION: MC-05-640
IMO: 9495246
FLAG: COLOMBIAN
YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 2008
CALL LETTER: HKCV5
T.R.B: 248
T.R.N: 128
LENGTH: 31.50 mt
SLEEVE: 11.20 mt
MAX DRAFT: 4.60 mt
ENGINE: MTU(2) DIESEL
POWER: 2X2000 KW
NAVIGATION: HEIGHT
GOVERNMENT: AZIMUTH

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CAPTAIN
1° OFICCER
1° SAILOR
2° SAILOR
COOK
CHIEF ENGINEER
ENGINE OFICCER

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ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

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ASSIST THE VESSEL IN DOCKING AND UNDOCKING MANEUVERS. HELP THE SHIP IN EL REVIRO, OFFER NECESSARY SUPPORT TO COUNTER THE FORCE OF THE WIND.

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MACHINIST

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some of the most consumed foods in this tugboat crew

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Water
Juices
Sodas
Tea
Coffee
Energy drinks

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bean
vetch
chickpea
corn
lentil
walnuts

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beef
Sheep meat
Pork Meat
goat meat
fish

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peach
apple
pear
grape
cherry
mango
banana
blueberries

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1. First aid kit.
2. Survival backpack.
3. Immersion suits.
4. Weather protection suits.
5. Thermal aids.
6. Hand flares.
7. Rocket launches flares.
8. Smoke signals.
9. Inflatable life jackets.
10. Life rafts.
11. Safety harness.
12. Lifebuoys.
13.Survival suits.
14.Extinguisher.
15.SCUBA
Radioelectric rescue equipment:
Satellite emergency location radio beacon
Personal man overboard radio beacon
VHF portable radiotelephone

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Remolcador Tungurahua realizando maniobra de monoboya, en SUINLI. #REMOLCADORECUADOR

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tomato
onion
cilantro
cucumber
pepper
lettuce
cabbage
bean

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HSQ

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FIRST OFFICIAL

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milk
cheese
buttermilk
yogurt
butter
milk cream
milk paste

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The requirements are the essential items that should be contained in a basic first aid kit, such as plasters, sterile gauze bandages, sterile eye bandages, triangular bandages, crepe roll bandages, safety pins, sterile disposable gloves, and tweezers. suture kit, joint immobilizer, emergency stretcher and essential medicines

plasters in a variety of different sizes and shapes

small, medium and large sterile gauze dressings

at least 2 sterile eye dressings

triangular bandages

crêpe rolled bandages

safety pins

disposable sterile gloves

tweezers

scissors

alcohol-free cleansing wipes

sticky tape

thermometer (preferably digital)

skin rash cream, such as hydrocortisone or calendula

cream or spray to relieve insect bites and stings

antiseptic cream

painkillers such as paracetamol (or infant paracetamol for children), aspirin (not to be given to children under 16), or ibuprofen

antihistamine cream or tablets

distilled water for cleaning wounds

eye wash and eye bath

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1. IT IS SMALLER THAN A BULK CARRIER
2. IT'S FASTER THAN A BOAT
3. IT IS MORE ROBUST THAN A SAILBOAT
4. IT IS LESS DANGEROUS THAN AN OIL TANKER
5. IT IS MORE MANEUVERABLE THAN A CONTAINER SHIP

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TUGS ARE LESS DANGEROUS IN NAVIGATION, BUT WHEN THERE ARE ACCIDENTS ON BOARD THERE ARE BURNS, BLOWS, FRACTURES DUE TO BREAKING ROPE, A CRUSH BETWEEN A SAILOR WITH A SHIP OR ANOTHER TUG MAY OCCUR

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1. PERFORM DOCKING MANEUVER.
2. CARRY OUT SEARCH AND RESCUE.
3. PERFORM DEPARTURE MANEUVERS.
4. IT IS USED TO PULL AROUND SHIPS.

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To minimize the risks of performing certain jobs, such as working with drills or deck machines, the head from suffering serious blows, preventing the loss of an arm or an eye working with ropes and lines to tow ships or platforms.

The ship has personal protection elements for individual or team tasks. some of these are gloves to protect the hands, industrial protection glasses, protective helmet for the head, hearing protectors, among others.