Muster station and muster list
The muster list gives each person's duties and station for each emergency signal; new crew are familiarised before sailing.
In 9 languages
| Language | Term |
|---|---|
| English | Muster station and muster list |
| Russian | Место сбора и судовое расписание по тревогам |
| Romanian | Punct de adunare și rolul de alarmă |
| Polish | Miejsce zbiórki i rozkład alarmowy |
| Latvian | Pulcēšanās vieta un trauksmes saraksts |
| Filipino | Muster station at muster list |
| Indonesian | Tempat berkumpul dan daftar sijil |
| Chinese | 集合站与应变部署表 |
| Croatian | Zborno mjesto i popis za uzbunu |
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