“how can incidents be avoided in the snap back zone?” [Video footage:] Shot of people sat in training session, camera zooms out and pans to include man answering question “Well it’s got to be awareness, you know awareness that the risk is there. When you know you're going to be carrying out a varied evolution and lines are going to be on the load, so there is always the potential it’s going to happen so you built it into your risk assessment what are you going to do.” “Awareness that the danger zone can change.” “Of course, absolutely and the leads change.” Fade [Video footage:] Closer shot of group, zoom into man answering question “Before boarding as well, we tend to have a briefing where we know what what’s the moving plan, so we know how the lead is going to be and how the ropes are going to go, so then we know okay we need to be aware of this area.” Fade [Video footage:] Same shot of people sat in training session, camera pans around to show demonstrator “I think the point that you made, just to stress on that and what you made is you have mooring plans and when you go around mooring stations for long enough, we know how the line is going to pass and sometimes that changes.” Fade “but its checked.” [Video footage:] Camera pans back to group “It's being able to respond to that when these things do change quickly isn't it. Actually, and that’s where good supervision is necessary as well, you do need someone who is taking charge of it. Someone who is going to be making sure they stay back and don't get in the way.” Fade [Video footage:] Shot of people sat in training session “Now what do you think if your sector is involved in an accident, what do you think you would do?” Fade [Video footage:]
“how can incidents be avoided in the snap back zone?” [Video footage:] Shot of people sat in training session, camera zooms out and pans to include man answering question “Well it’s got to be awareness, you know awareness that the risk is there. When you know you're going to be carrying out a varied evolution and lines are going to be on the load, so there is always the potential it’s going to happen so you built it into your risk assessment what are you going to do.” “Awareness that the danger zone can change.” “Of course, absolutely and the leads change.” Fade [Video footage:] Closer shot of group, zoom into man answering question “Before boarding as well, we tend to have a briefing where we know what what’s the moving plan, so we know how the lead is going to be and how the ropes are going to go, so then we know okay we need to be aware of this area.” Fade [Video footage:] Same shot of people sat in training session, camera pans around to show demonstrator “I think the point that you made, just to stress on that and what you made is you have mooring plans and when you go around mooring stations for long enough, we know how the line is going to pass and sometimes that changes.” Fade “but its checked.” [Video footage:] Camera pans back to group “It's being able to respond to that when these things do change quickly isn't it. Actually, and that’s where good supervision is necessary as well, you do need someone who is taking charge of it. Someone who is going to be making sure they stay back and don't get in the way.” Fade [Video footage:] Shot of people sat in training session “Now what do you think if your sector is involved in an accident, what do you think you would do?” Fade [Video footage:]
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