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RECOVERY MODULE
Mk 6 VALISE
Owner's Manual
REV 02
YOUR SAFETY
OUR WORLD

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  • Page 1 RECOVERY MODULE Mk 6 VALISE Owner’s Manual REV 02 YOUR SAFETY OUR WORLD...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Features Preparation for a MOB situation INSTALLATION Positioning the recovery module Installing the recovery module Fitting the valise Arming the module USING THE RECOVERY MODULE Launching the module Boarding the module Onboard the module RECOVERY Preparation Recovering the module CARE AND MAINTENANCE Removal and Storage Additional safety items...

  • Page 3: Introduction P2

    Drogue, Light and Whistle specified within the World Sailing Offshore Special Regulations where two would normally be required. 1.0.2 To launch the Jon Buoy Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise, the unit is pulled off the bulkhead and thrown into the water which activates the module. Providing a quick and intuitive release and deployment.

  • Page 4: Preparation For A Mob Situation

    1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.2 PREPARATION FOR A MOB SITUATION 1.2.1 In the event that the Jon Buoy Recovery Module is required, it is critical to understand how it works and to devise a plan for an emergency situation. 1.2.2 The following pages of this manual detail how the Jon Buoy Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise works.

  • Page 5: Installation P3

    2.0 INSTALLATION 2.1 POSITIONING THE RECOVERY MODULE 2.1.1 The Jon Buoy Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise can be mounted to bulkheads using the backplate and fixings (not supplied). 2.1.2 Try to mount the recovery module in a location not exposed to frequent impact of waves or the direct flow of water passing the vessel.

  • Page 6: Installing The Recovery Module

    2.0 INSTALLATION 2.2 INSTALLING THE RECOVERY MODULE NOTE: FIXINGS FOR BULKHEAD MOUNTING ARE NOT SUPPLIED. THESE WILL VARY ON THE SURFACE THE MOUNTING PLATE IS FIXED TO. OCEAN SAFETY WILL NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY INCORRECT FIXING. 2.2.1 Position the mounting plate onto 2.2.2 Mark x4 drill holes.

  • Page 7: Fitting The Valise

    2.0 INSTALLATION 2.3 FITTING THE VALISE 2.3.1 Once the mounting plate has been secured to the bulkhead, ensure the looped red cord at the bottom is easily accessible. 2.3.2 Align the 3 purple fixings on the rear of the valise with the 3 corresponding clips which are screwed to the mounting plate.

  • Page 8: Arming The Module

    2.0 INSTALLATION 2.4 ARMING THE MODULE 2.3.4 With the valise affixed to the bulkhead, connect the arming line (from the valise) to the cord loop of the mounting plate. A simple carabina clip is used to make this connection. WARNING: THE RECOVERY MODULE IS NOW ARMED. PULLING THE VALISE FROM THE MOUNTING PLATE WITHOUT FIRST UN-CLIPPING THE ARMING LINE WILL RESULT IN IRREVERSIBLY ARMING THE PRODUCT READY FOR DEPLOYMENT.

  • Page 9: Using The Recovery Module

    3.1.3 Deploy the recovery module towards the MOB, it will automatically inflate on contact with the water. 3.1.4 Once the recovery module has deployed the MOB can board. WARNING: THE JON BUOY RECOVERY MODULE VALISE MUST ONLY BE OPENED IN A MOB SITUATION Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 10: Boarding The Module

    USING THE RECOVERY MODULE 3.2 BOARDING THE MODULE BOARD 3.2.1 Ocean Safety recommend that the recovery module is approached and boarded from the front. However it is also possible to board at the side of the module. 3.2.2 A number of webbing grab handles are strategically located on the inside and outside of the module to assist with the boarding process.

  • Page 11: Onboard The Module

    USING THE RECOVERY MODULE 3.3 ONBOARD THE MODULE 3.3.1 Once boarded, the recovery module provides a highly visible safe haven for a MOB. The module has a number of key benefits to aid in recovery. SOLAS Light Lifting Harness Oral Inflation Tube Boarding Handles 5m Throw Line/Quoit Optional AIS/PLB...

  • Page 12: Recovery

    4.0 RECOVERY 4.1 PREPARATION 4.1.1 A weighted throwing line is provided to aid recovery. The line is 5m long and provides a link between the recovery module and vessel. The line enables control between the vessel and the module prior to recovery. 4.1.2 Ocean Safety highly recommend the use of a handy billy in the recovery of a MOB from the water.

  • Page 13: Recovering The Module P12

    4.0 RECOVERY 4.2 RECOVERING THE MODULE 4.2.1 To recover the occupied recovery module from the water, attach a halyard or line to the webbing lifting loop. 4.2.2 Before lifting/recovering, ensure the module occupant has their arms inside the module. This is important, as during the lifting procedure, the harness will deploy around the outer edge of the module and will envelope the occupant preventing injury from the vessel hull or rigging.

  • Page 14: Care And Maintenance

    5.0 CARE & MAINTENANCE 5.1 REMOVAL & STROAGE 5.1.1 The Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise can be removed at any time for storage or at time of service. 5.1.2 Unclip the arming line from the mounting plate. Take care not to pull on the arming line to avoid accidental arming of the product.
  • Page 15 5.0 CARE & MAINTENANCE 5.1.5 Ocean Safety recommend that if a vessel is not in use, the Jon Buoy Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise is removed and kept in a dry storage facility. This will prolong the life of the module.
  • Page 16 5.0 CARE & MAINTENANCE 5.3 AFTER USE 5.3.1 To deflate the Jon Buoy Recovery Module Mk 6 Valise, locate the oral tube valve on the module mast. Depress the oral tube valve by using the cap on the tube and squeeze all the air out of the module.
  • Page 17 6.0 SERVICING 6.0.1 The Jon Buoy Recovery Module must be serviced every two years at an Ocean Safety Approved Service Station. 6.0.2 The recommended first service date is defined by the black sticker on the rear of the container. The outer number denotes month and year indicated in the circle.

  • Page 18: Warranty

    6.0 SERVICING 6.1 WARRANTY 6.1.1 Ocean Safety extended warranty is only valid if the product has been registered by the owner. If the owner has not registered the product with Ocean Safety, the warranty is only valid for 1 year from date of purchase. 6.1.2 Ocean Safety warranty does not cover damage resulting from accidents, neglect or normal wear and tear and is only valid if a full service history, carried out by an approved Ocean Safety service centre, is available.

  • Page 19: Service Record

    7.0 SERVICE RECORD Owner’s Manual...
  • Page 20 OCEAN SAFETY Saxon Wharf Lower York Street Southampton Hampshire SO14 5QF Tel: +44 (0)2380 720800 Email: info@oceansafety.com Web: www.oceansafety.com YOUR SAFETY ARTOS039 REV02 OUR WORLD...

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