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Never block cabin ventilators. Never leave LPG appliances on overnight, unless they are designed to be left on and/or are the room sealed type. Never use mobile (cabinet) gas heaters - they are not suitable for use in boats and create extra fire safety hazards. Never bring lit or cooling barbecues into a cabin or covered cockpit area - hot charcoal gives off large amounts of CO. Charcoal is only safe when it is stone-cold. Never block an appliance's air inlet or heat outlet. Never run a solid fuel stove with its doors open, apart from when refuelling. |
Never use an appliance you think is faulty or unsafe. Never use an appliance that has a crushed flue terminal. Never run portable generators in a cabin or covered cockpit area, or close to any door, opening or ventilator that opens into the boat. Never run a boat's petrol engine with the exhaust outlet restricted in any way including when the craft moored against a high-sided object such as a wall, another boat or inside a lock. Never swim near to boats with their engines running - many boats' exhausts are at low level and can create a toxic atmosphere at water level. |
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