Kit includes:1) Tamrac 5513 Adventure Zoom 3 Camera Bag
2) LensPen Lens Cleaning System
3) LensPen DigiKlear LCD Cleaning System
4) Precision Design Deluxe 6-Piece Lens & Digital SLR Camera Cleaning Kit
The Tamrac Adventure Zoom 3 holds a compact digital or film SLR with a zoom lens up to 3 inches long attached and ready for action. The front pocket features Tamrac's US-patented Memory & Battery Management System, which uses red flags to identify fresh memory cards and batteries from ones that are used up. An EasyGrip carrying handle, adjustable, removable shoulder strap and belt loop in back provide convenient carrying options. An additional Windowpane-Mesh pocket organizes other small accessories. A smooth nylon pocket in the lid holds lens-cleaning paper.
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This 6-piece cleaning kit contains a Hurricane air blower, lens cleaning tissues, lens cloth, lens cleaning liquid, blower brush and cotton swabs.
In each type of fishing various specific tasks have to be performed that entail characteristic kinds of risk; we conclude this study by considering these.
Bottom trawling
In the trawler fleet, the main tasks or operations performed in trawling are paying out, towing and dragging the gear, hauling in the gear with the catch, and handling the fish. The trawlers with greater length of service usually have wooden stern gates, and those of more recent construction and greater length have steel gates.During the visits to the various ports, it could be observed that both the winches and the stern gates, in some boats, were very rusty; this represents a risk of infections if workers sufier injuries like abrasions, cuts and pricks. The use of safety catches on the guide blocks prevents the detachment of the cables, which can produce serious injuries, even amputations, due to the whiplash efiect when safety devices fail, are released incorrectly,or when cables and ropes break under tension. The employment of automatic guides would prevent the occurrence of the load dropping or moving accidentally, with the consequent risk to the crew of being hit, trapped,or crushed, and the risk of loss of stability of the vessel.
Seine netting
In the Purse-Seine fieet, the tasks and operations that are undertaken in this type of fishing, from the time of leaving port until the vessel's return, and the preparations for when the vessel next gets underway, include the following: hoisting the auxiliary boat on board; mooring and towing the lamp boat; and putting out to the open sea; gathering the fish; paying out the gear or setting the seine net, recovering the gear, and unloading the fish.
During the hoisting of the auxiliary boat on board, neither of THE interviewers stated any accidents (suchas strains or the boat falling into the water); this is probably because only a small percentage of vessels (14%)carry this type of boat on board. As a general rule the auxiliary boat is towed behind the fishing vessel. During the location of the fish, the Master of the vessel can get his eyes damaged by the echosounder screen; all vessels should have the echosounder well illuminated, so that no damage is caused to the vision of the fishermen for this reason. Purse seine fishing with lamps at night time is the purse seine system par excellence, and is typical
of the Mediterranean area.
Longline
In the Longline or boulter fieet, the tasks and operations characteristic of this type of fishing gear are different from those discussed previously, basically due to the use of hooks. The operations undertaken are the following: handling and baiting the fish hooks, extending the gear, pulling in the gear, and handling the lines.
When baiting the fish hooks or handling the boulters, injuries can be sufiered from the hooks, like pricks and cuts to the hands (24%); for this reason the fishermen must wear safety gloves and avoid snagging their clothes on the hooks. The risk of snags and pricks from hooks can also be incurred if the baskets, buckets and line reels are not fastened against tipping over in bad weather, as it was reported on 32% of the boats. The lines must also be well coiled and the hooks positioned with caution after use, and the crew members who are not participating directly in the paying out or pulling in of the lines must stay well clear. When mechanical haulers are being employed, special care must be taken not to get hands caught in the main line or branch lines carrying the hooks. Within the Plan for the Modernisation of the fisheries sector of Andalusia, aid is provided towards installing machinery for baiting the hooks and unhooking the fish automatically, which would reduce accidents produced by getting caught in this kind of tackle.
Small-scale fishing
Lastly, in respect of the small-scale fishing, the risks of accidents inherent in the fisheries sector are increased in the boats engaged in small-scale fishing, mainly due to their smaller dimensions. There is not enough room for stowing the gear and lifesaving devices, which in turn makes the fishing tasks more dificult.Since the crew are fishing fairly close to the coast, they are not so aware of the risks to which they are exposed,and tend not to take care of their safety equipment.
Policymakers should find the results of this study useful in developing regulation and enforcement mechanisms for reducing fishing vessel injuries and total losses.
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