What is Listening Watch?
Listening Watch Continuous monitoring of a designated VHF or MF/HF radio channel for traffic, safety, or distress messages, as required by IMO and ITU regulations.
Source: IMO SMCP, STCW Convention, SOLAS, COLREG
How is “Listening Watch” Used in Practice?
All vessels must maintain a listening watch on VHF channel one-six at all times when underway or at anchor.
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Who Needs to Know This Term?
- Deck Officers
- Engine Officers
- Masters
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What is Listening Watch?
Continuous monitoring of a designated VHF or MF/HF radio channel for traffic, safety, or distress messages, as required by IMO and ITU regulations.
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