At which location are Casualty Terminals located?

Casualty Terminals are typically located at the switchboard. This location is critical for managing electrical systems aboard a vessel, especially during an emergency situation. The switchboard serves as the central hub for power distribution and monitoring, allowing for quick access to control circuits and manage power supply to various systems throughout the ship.

In emergencies, such as a fire or system failure, personnel can quickly shut down or isolate certain circuits to prevent further damage. The strategic placement of Casualty Terminals at the switchboard ensures that crew members can respond efficiently to electrical issues, maintaining safety and operational integrity.

While other locations like the engine room, crew quarters, and upper deck may have their own emergency equipment and protocols, the switchboard specifically is designed for electrical management, making it the most appropriate location for Casualty Terminals.