Pharos Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback
IMO: 9338606
Buoy Lighthouse Vessel, United Kingdom
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Vessel Details
MMSI
233185000
Callsign
GNLB
Width
16.0 m
Length
84.0 m
Reviews (2)
A Seafarer
2025-02-06
United Kingdom
Position: Not specified
Advantages:
["Largest vessel in the NLB fleet, offering ample operational capacity.","Primarily focused on helicopter operations, enhancing transport efficiency.","Accommodation is thoughtfully designed with spacious cabins for comfort.","Cabins feature a high level of comfort along with temperature control and ensuite facilities.","A diverse range of lounges and relaxation areas available for crew downtime.","Onboard gym is well-equipped, promoting fitness among crew members.","Lounges provide access to TV, game consoles, and a library, catering to entertainment needs.","The library offers a good selection of print publications for leisure reading.","The catering service provides well-prepared food and drink options with a variety of cooking styles.","The catering team operates efficiently, ensuring timely meal services.","Soft drinks and confectionery are readily available, managed through a convenient 'token' system.","Onboard WiFi is accessible with daily data limits that support communication needs.","Adequate data provision for making calls and sending messages.","The vessel is overall well-maintained and kept clean."]
Disadvantages:
["Core crew members may exhibit established habits, which can hinder adaptability.","There is noticeable resistance to change among some crew members."]
Gregory
2024-09-20
Position: Chief Officer
Advantages:
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Disadvantages:
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Latest News (1)
Buoy lighthouse vessel deployed after container loss in Pentland Firth
Containers lost overboard from a cargo ship in a storm on Oct 31, 2020, have been found on the shore on Hoy. Farmer Harvey Seatter spotted them while moving sheep at Melsetter, first in the sea, and later destroyed on the shore as the tide fell. Two 40 foot containers have come ashore. A Coastguard tug was acting as a guard vessel in the Pentland Firth, and the Northern Lighthouse Board was also assisting with the search, and the 'Pharos' was scheduled to take over guard vessel duty from the tug on Nov 1. A Coastguard aircraft has also been conducting overflights of the area. Report with photo: https://www.orcadian.co.uk/containers-ashore-on-hoy/?fbclid=IwAR0v4y-q8uOfe5CbxYhANiqaz1DRt6FcJvw2mthE12_oF_FQaJmuz831lBk
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