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Crewsaver Inflatable Lifejackets

Crewsaver

Crewsaver inflatable lifejacket

Crewsaver inflatable lifejackets are common place amongst seafarers nowadays, I recommend them to be worn before stepping onboard any vessel, I cannot emphasis how important it is to use them

Aboard fishing vessels, while carry out duties on deck, fishing skippers will make crew unemployed if caught working on deck without them, you might think this is pretty hard on the crewmembers, but it's the skippers responsibility to make sure the crew are safe.

It is important that Crewsaver lifejackets are worn on the outside of every piece of waterproof clothing, the following will show you why;

An M.C.A. Captain asked the following question;

A man came back to his fishing vessel, his vessel was away from the pier because of the wind, so he decided to jump onto the stem of his vessel, he slipped and fell into the harbour, at the time he was wearing crewsaver Lifejackets below a NYLON Waterproof jacket.

The Crewsaver Lifejackets inflated and came up by his neck, the size of the Lifejackets inflated broke the man's neck.

NEVER WEAR ANY INFLATABLE LIFEJACKETS BELOW ANY ITEM OF CLOTHING.

The Crewsaver lifejackets should be serviced every 6 months to make sure you've not cut any holes in them, put them up to Cosalt for servicing

They will inflate the Lifejackets and check for any holes and also insert a new canister and new seals for the canister.

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