What does the Station Bill include?

• A. Each person's lifeboat station, duties during abandonment, basic instructions, and all emergency signals
• B. The medical records
• C. The safety management plan
• D. Passenger manifest

Answer: (A)

The Station Bill is the ship’s emergency-reference that assigns people to lifeboat stations and clearly states what they must do during an abandonment. It also includes the basic actions to take and all the emergency signals to be used. This setup is essential for a calm, coordinated evacuation where every person knows where to go and what to do, and what signals will cue the next steps.

Medical records aren’t part of this document because they are personal information and not used to run an abandonment or signaling process. The safety management plan lives in the ship’s broader safety management system and covers overall safety governance, procedures, and compliance, not the specific, immediate duties assigned during an emergency. The passenger manifest lists who is on board, not the muster roles or station duties, so it isn’t the Station Bill.