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    This document provides guidelines for good mooring practices to avoid injuries. Lines should run directly ashore without chafing against each other or forming acute angles. Frequently, injuries occur when mooring ropes part due to severe chafing from running against each other or at sharp angles, which can also cause ropes to jam. Proper mooring techniques are important to protect both the vessel and crew.

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    This document provides guidelines for good mooring practices to avoid injuries. Lines should run directly ashore without chafing against each other or forming acute angles. Frequently, injuries occur when mooring ropes part due to severe chafing from running against each other or at sharp angles, which can also cause ropes to jam. Proper mooring techniques are important to protect both the vessel and crew.

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    This document provides guidelines for good mooring practices to avoid injuries. Lines should run directly ashore without chafing against each other or forming acute angles. Frequently, injuries occur when mooring ropes part due to severe chafing from running against each other or at sharp angles, which can also cause ropes to jam. Proper mooring techniques are important to protect both the vessel and crew.

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    Good practice Moorings

    NUMBER 37

    GOOD PRACTICE

    ✓ Lines running directly


    ashore

    ✓ All lines free of each other

    ✓ No chafe

    Frequently injuries
    occur when mooring ropes part
    due to severe chafing and running
    at acute angles.

    BAD PRACTICE

    ✗ Lines against each other


    causing chafe

    ✗ Acute angles formed

    ✗ Possibility of ropes
    becoming jammed
    against each other

    It’s your ship and equipment


    – look after them and they will look after you

    UK P&I CLUB For further information please contact:


    IS MANAGED Loss Prevention Department, Thomas Miller P&I Ltd. Tel: +44 20 7204 2307
    BY THOMAS
    MILLER Fax: +44 20 7283 6517. Email: lossprevention.ukclub@thomasmiller.com

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