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    Anchor Work Communication

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    The document provides communication procedures for anchoring and heaving up anchor on board a ship. It includes terminology and instructions the master would use to communicate with the chief officer during these procedures, such as "walk out the anchor", "slack out the cable", "heave up port/starboard", and confirming that the "anchor is aweigh". The master checks the cable position and amount out with the chief officer during anchoring and heaving up to coordinate the safe operation of letting go and retrieving the anchor.

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    Anchor Work Communication

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    The document provides communication procedures for anchoring and heaving up anchor on board a ship. It includes terminology and instructions the master would use to communicate with the chief officer during these procedures, such as "walk out the anchor", "slack out the cable", "heave up port/starboard", and confirming that the "anchor is aweigh". The master checks the cable position and amount out with the chief officer during anchoring and heaving up to coordinate the safe operation of letting go and retrieving the anchor.

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    The document provides communication procedures for anchoring and heaving up anchor on board a ship. It includes terminology and instructions the master would use to communicate with the chief officer during these procedures, such as "walk out the anchor", "slack out the cable", "heave up port/starboard", and confirming that the "anchor is aweigh". The master checks the cable position and amount out with the chief officer during anchoring and heaving up to coordinate the safe operation of letting go and retrieving the anchor.

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    Anchor Work Communication

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    The document provides communication procedures for anchoring and heaving up anchor on board a ship. It includes terminology and instructions the master would use to communicate with the chief officer during these procedures, such as "walk out the anchor", "slack out the cable", "heave up port/starboard", and confirming that the "anchor is aweigh". The master checks the cable position and amount out with the chief officer during anchoring and heaving up to coordinate the safe operation of letting go and retrieving the anchor.

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    COMMUNICATION

    1. Anchor Up and Down


    2. Anchor twelve o clock, short stay and tight
    3. Anchor twelve o clock, long stay and tight

    Anchoring (On-Board Communications)

    Going to anchor
    Master : Stand by port / starboard for letting go.
    Walk out the anchor(s).
    We are going to anchorage.
    We will let go port / starboard .
    Put … shackles in the water / in the pipe / on deck.
    Walk back port / starboard one and a half shackle(s)
    We will let go port / starboard … shackle(s)
    Let go port / starboard
    Slack out the cable(s).
    Check the cable(s).
    Hold on the port / the starboard
    How is the cable leading?
    C/O : The cable is leading
    ~ ahead / astern.
    ~ to port / to starboard.
    ~ round the bow.
    Heaving Up Anchor

    1. Anchor Hawsed
    2. Anchor at water edge
    3. Anchor in sight
    4. Anchor Up and down
    5. Anchor holding / seated

    Anchoring (On-Board Communications)


    Leaving the anchorage

    Master : How much cable is out?


    C/o : … shackle(s) is / are out.
    Master : Stand by for heaving up.
    Put the windlass in gear.
    C/o : The windlass is in gear.
    Master : How is the cable leading?
    C/o : The cable is leading
    ~ ahead / astern.
    ~ to port / to starboard.
    ~ round the bow.
    ~ up and down.
    Master : Heave up port / starboard / both cable(s).
    How much weight is on the cable?
    Much / too much weight is on the cable.
    C/o : No weight is on the cable.
    Master : Stop heaving.
    How many shackles are left (to come in)?
    C/o : ... shackles are left (to come in).
    The anchor(s) is / are aweigh.
    The cables are clear.
    The anchor(s) is / are clear of the water
    The anchor hawsed / home / foul / secured.

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