Artikel 125

(1) Subject to paragraph (2) a muster list shall be drawn up when the vessel leaves port and shall include the following information: (a) duties assigned to different members of the crew in the event of an emergency in connexion with: (i) the closing of any watertight doors, valves and closing mechanisms of scuppers, overboard shoots, sidescuttles and fire doors;
(ii) the equipping of survival craft (including portable radio apparatus for survival craft);
(iii) the launching of the survival craft;
(iv) the general preparation of the other life-saving appliances;
(v) the manning of fire parties assigned to deal with fires; and
(vi) the special duties assigned in respect of the operation of fire-fighting equipment and installations; and
(i) the closing of any watertight doors, valves and closing mechanisms of scuppers, overboard shoots, sidescuttles and fire doors;
(ii) the equipping of survival craft (including portable radio apparatus for survival craft);
(iii) the launching of the survival craft;
(iv) the general preparation of the other life-saving appliances;
(v) the manning of fire parties assigned to deal with fires; and
(vi) the special duties assigned in respect of the operation of fire-fighting equipment and installations; and
(b) the signals for summoning the crew to their survival craft and fire stations and particulars of these signals including the emergency signal for summoning the crew to muster stations which shall be a succession of seven or more short blasts followed by one long blast on the whistle or siren.
(a) duties assigned to different members of the crew in the event of an emergency in connexion with: (i) the closing of any watertight doors, valves and closing mechanisms of scuppers, overboard shoots, sidescuttles and fire doors;
(ii) the equipping of survival craft (including portable radio apparatus for survival craft);
(iii) the launching of the survival craft;
(iv) the general preparation of the other life-saving appliances;
(v) the manning of fire parties assigned to deal with fires; and
(vi) the special duties assigned in respect of the operation of fire-fighting equipment and installations; and
(i) the closing of any watertight doors, valves and closing mechanisms of scuppers, overboard shoots, sidescuttles and fire doors;
(ii) the equipping of survival craft (including portable radio apparatus for survival craft);
(iii) the launching of the survival craft;
(iv) the general preparation of the other life-saving appliances;
(v) the manning of fire parties assigned to deal with fires; and
(vi) the special duties assigned in respect of the operation of fire-fighting equipment and installations; and
(b) the signals for summoning the crew to their survival craft and fire stations and particulars of these signals including the emergency signal for summoning the crew to muster stations which shall be a succession of seven or more short blasts followed by one long blast on the whistle or siren.
(2) In vessels of less than 45 metres in length the Administration may permit relaxation of the requirements of paragraph (1) if satisfied that, due to the small number of crew members, no muster list is necessary.
(3) The list of emergency signals shall be posted up in the wheelhouse and in the crew accommodation. Copies of the muster list shall be posted up in several parts of the vessel and, in particular, in the crew accommodation.
(4) Emergency signals specified in the muster list shall be made with the whistle or siren. Vessels of 45 metres in length and over shall be fitted with an electrical system of alarm bells capable of being operated from the wheelhouse.