Sentences with phrase «facilities on board the ship»
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Perhaps firefighting inside of buildings or facilities designed for human access, like on board ships designed for human crews.»
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During your time aboard your ship you will be pampered from beginning to end, being able to make the most of a whole host of included facilities and on board conveniences designed to make your holiday experience as comfortable and decadent as possible.
Not only does the ship lay home to modern facilities, there is a wide range of safety equipment on board, which alongside the diligent and organised staff, makes for a quick and secure crossing.
It was announced that the Costa fleet members positioned in Dubai — the sister ships Costa Deliziosa and Costa Luminosa — will be offering Arab Guests a series of dedicated facilities: two prayer rooms for males and females; regional and Arabic food & drinks; menus and signs on board in Arabic; Arab - speaking shipboard front line staff and Arabic TV and radio channels.
To learn about life on board a European river cruise including FAQs, dining, cabin and facilities information, and virtual 360 ship tours of the MS Thomas Hardy and the MS Jane Austen visit their website.
Cruise ships are required to have a doctor and hospital facility on board in the event anyone is injured or becomes ill.
Additionally, the cruise operator may ask you to leave the ship if their on - board medical facility can not treat you.
Modern cruise ships have medical facilities and staff on board, but their facilities are limited to treating the common ailments and injuries.
Cruise line actually forced ill party and one traveling companion off the ship as soon as we docked at the next port (which happened to be the only non-US port on our itinerery), saying they didn't have adequate facilities to care for her, which was ridiculous since they had a fully staffed and equipped mini-hospital on board.
SUMMARY OF WORK EXPERIENCE: Installation, Repair, Troubleshoot, Overhaul, and maintain various machineries on board U.S. Navy ship and various industrial, weight handling, plant equipment, light and heavy equipment at different ship repair facilities.