SMCP MARINE COMMUNICATION PHRASA FOR HELICOPTER OPERATIONS
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A1/5 Specials
A1/5.1 Helicopter operations
(H: = from helicopter V: = from vessel )
1 V: I require a helicopter.
~ to pick up persons.
~ with doctor.
~ with liferaft / … .
1.1 MRCC: I will send a helicopter with … .
2 H: MV … , I will drop … .
3 H: MV … , are you ready for the helicopter?
3.1 V: Yes, I am ready for the helicopter.
3.2 V: No, I am not ready for the helicopter (yet).
3.3 V: Ready for the helicopter in … minutes.
4 H: MV … , helicopter is on the way to you.
5 H: MV … , what is your position?
5.1 V: My position is … .
6 H: MV … , what is your present course and speed?
6.1 V: My present course is … degrees, speed is … knots.
7 H: MV … , make identification signals.
8 V: I am making identification signals by smoke (buoy) / search light / flags / signalling lamp / … .
9 H: MV … , you are identified.
10 H: MV … , what is the relative wind direction in degrees and knots?
10.1 V: The relative wind direction is … degrees and … knots.
11 H: MV … , keep the wind on port / starboard bow.
12 H: MV … , keep the wind on port / starboard quarter.
13 H: MV … , indicate the landing / pick-up area.
13.1 V: The landing / pick-up area is … .
14 H: MV … , can I land on deck?
14.1 V: Yes, you can land on deck.
14.2 V: No, you cannot land on deck (yet).
14.3 V: You can land on deck in … minutes.
15 H: MV … , I will use hoist / rescue sling / rescue basket / rescue net / rescue litter / rescue seat / double lift.
16 V: I am ready to receive you.
17 H: MV … , I am landing.
18 H: MV … , I am starting operation.
19 H: MV … , do not fix the hoist cable.
20 H: MV … , operation finished.
21 H: MV … , I am taking off.
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