- Checklist for bundling and stacking a net
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- Prepare report inventoring progress of each Special Project assigned to the vessel for the next leg’s deck lead
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- Check survival suit inventory, to ensure all incoming scientific Personnel have a suitable size
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- Collect all boots and rain gear loaned to interns and others as they depart the vessel
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- Freshwater rinse all metal tools and parts (bolts, washers, nuts etc.) that have been on deck and exposed to saltwater
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- For completed otolith trays:
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- Scrub and pressure-wash deck tables, baskets, and white totes
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- All tools cleaned and replaced in their proper case and location
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- Clean and dry on-deck ID guides
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- Ethanol and formalin buckets capped with uncut lids and buckets properly labeled
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- Put frozen specimens in freezer boxes, properly labeled and seal with tape and ship
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- Take properly sealed and labeled stomach buckets to Coastal Transportation for shipment
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- Record the quantity of packages associated with each project and email or deliver that information to the Special Projects Coordinator
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- Remaining ethanol and formalin properly stored and labeled
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- Chemical storage cleaned and rinsed thoroughly and chemicals returned
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- Stuff all used bedding and pillows in trash bags labeled USED
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- Clean and vacuum state rooms and remove trash (each leg!)
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- ANYTIME THE VESSEL TAKES FUEL IN DUTCH including the end of leg: Ask the engineer how much fuel they are planning to refill at the end of the leg and send an email to Jerry and Lyle about how much fuel it will be. This is important!
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