CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION (CLIA)
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CRUISE LINES INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION (CLIA)
Represents 23 passenger cruise line operators that handle over 97% of the North American cruise capacity and approximately 85% worldwide.
Represents over 90 strategic cruise industry business partners and nearly 16,500 travel agencies.
Over 150 Ships
Over 12 million passengers
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Member Lines
[21 Pictures showing member names: American Cruise Lines, Azamara Cruises, Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruises, Costa Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Cunard Line, Disney Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Majestic America Line, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Coastal Voyage, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, Orient Lines, Pearl Seas Cruises, Princess Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Seabourn Cruise Line, SeaDream Yacht Club, Silversea Cruises, Uniworld River Cruises, and Windstar Cruises.]
A SAFE AND SECURE VACATION EXPERIENCE
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Cruise Ships and NOT Hotels
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Crew/Passenger Ratio
24/7 availability
Specific Assignment to Assist
Crew Training and Drills
Cabin/Public Space Search
Passenger Information, Instruction & Drills
Ship Construction
Ship Inspection and Crew Examination
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Crew Emergency Assignments
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
FIRE FIGHTING
DAMAGE CONTROL
PREPARATION OF LIFE SAVING APPLIANCES
AREA, STAIR, AND ELEVATOR GUIDES
SEARCH AND ASSIST TEAMS
PASSENGER ASSIST TEAMS
MUSTER AREA GUIDES AND CONTROLLERS
PASSENGER INSTRUCTION AND DRILL
BACK OF THE DOOR INFORMATION
EMERGENCY DRILL – EMERGENCY ALARM
SAFETY VIDEO
RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS
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CREW ASSISTANCE
ALL PASSENGERS RECEIVE APPROPRIATE ASSISTANCE IN AN EMERGENCY
SOLAS (’74)
International Convention
on
Safety of Life at Sea
As Amended
STCW (‘95)
International Convention
on
Standards of
Training, Certification and Watchkeeping
For Seafarers
SOLAS & STCW
CRUISE SHIP
CONSTRUCTION
MANNING
CREW ASSIGNMENTS TRAINING
International Treaties to Which
the United States is Signatory
“Law of the Land”
Flag States also Signatory
SOLAS
Construction & Materials
Fire Detection and Alarms
Fire Fighting & Suppression Systems
General Alarm and PA System
Emergency Drills
Crew Emergency Assignments
STCW
Knowledge
Understanding
Proficiency
Certification
Training
SOLAS & STCW Requirements
Listing of Persons Declaring a need for
Assistance and Cabin Assignments
Crew Specific Assignments to Assist
Search of all Cabins and Public Spaces
Specific Training for these Persons
Level of Safety Superior to Shoreside Experiences
through
SOLAS & USCG Safety Regulations
tthompson@cruising.org
Washington D.C. Area Office:
2111 Wilson Boulevard, 8th Floor
Arlington, Virginia 22201
(703) 522-8463 (703) 522-3811 FAX
Florida Office:
910 SE 17th Street Causeway
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33316
(754) 224-2200 (754) 224-2251 FAX