Emergency Reflex Action Drills (ERADs) onboard ship

Drills are rarely popular on board ships. And yet, conducting regular drills for all known shipboard emergencies is essential to ensure the crew’s preparedness and ability to respond effectively. This Article looks at how drills can help train crew members their reflexes to be better prepared for emergency response.

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Liverpool John Moores University
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2025-03-01
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Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Emergency Reflex Action Drills (ERADs) onboard ship

Liverpool John Moores University
Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Emergency Reflex Action Drills (ERADs) onboard ship

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Abstract

Drills are rarely popular on board ships. And yet, conducting regular drills for all known shipboard emergencies is essential to ensure the crew’s preparedness and ability to respond effectively. This Article looks at how drills can help train crew members their reflexes to be better prepared for emergency response.

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