● Knowing the types of life-saving equipment and their standards (boats, rafts, suits, flotation devices, survival signals, communication equipment, line-throwing devices, and accessories).<br/> ● Being able to correctly wear life jackets and immersion suits.<br/> ● Capable of boarding life rafts from the ship or water while wearing a life jacket.<br/> ● Capable of correctly operating equipment on life rafts.<br/> ● Being able to operate positioning instruments correctly, including radio equipment.<br/> ● Capable of taking correct initial actions on life rafts to increase chances of rescue.<br/> ● Capable of correctly performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation when a victim experiences cardiac or respiratory arrest.<br/> ● Being able to promptly and accurately stop bleeding in emergencies.<br/> ● Capable of applying triangular bandages and other dressings to wounds; correctly managing and using items in a first aid kit to treat injured persons.