On a 12-meter vessel, a fire extinguisher should be located in an easily accessible and visible area, typically near the main entrance or exit points. It should be placed in a location that can be quickly reached in case of an emergency, away from potential fire hazards. Additionally, it must comply with local maritime safety regulations and standards for marine fire safety. Regular checks should ensure it is in working condition and properly maintained.
Fire extinguisher and fire blanket.
Flammable fuels require a class B fire extinguisher.
an outboard engine
an outboard engine
Front
front
Class B
Class B
Class B
Carbon Dioxide or foam.
A vessel would require an additional 5BC fire extinguisher if it carries certain items that pose a higher risk of fire. These items typically include flammable liquids, gases, and combustible materials such as fuel, oil, or paint. Additionally, if the vessel has cooking appliances or electrical equipment that could spark, an extra extinguisher is advisable for enhanced safety. Always refer to specific regulations and guidelines for the type of vessel and its operations to determine exact requirements.
On a pleasure craft up to 12 meters, a fire extinguisher must be located in an accessible and easily reachable area, typically near the helm or in the galley. It should be mounted securely to prevent movement while the vessel is in motion. Additionally, it is advisable to have at least one extinguisher in the engine compartment and another in the living area or cabin. Regular checks should ensure that the extinguisher is properly maintained and easily identifiable.