Port Passes, Seafarers, Visitors and Escorting
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It is 21:30 at gate 1 of Sagar Point. Three seafarers walk back from town with shopping bags. They are tired and speak little of your language. Behind them a man says he is the ship's agent and is in a hurry. Each has a reason to enter. Each needs a check.
Focus: a pass shows who a person is and where they may go. Check it every time. Treat seafarers as partners, not as threats. Never leave an escorted visitor alone.
Learning objectives
- Say what a port pass proves, and what it does not.
- Check a port pass in four steps.
- Name the main groups who come to a port gate.
- Deal with seafarers on shore leave with respect.
- Carry out escort duty from the gate to the ship.
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