GU-555-001_-.pdf

This is a Fire Control Plan document for the NOAA Ship Gordon Ginter, a federal oceanographic research vessel operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The document provides comprehensive technical specifications and schematics for the ship's fire suppression and detection systems.

The plan includes detailed equipment lists, system diagrams, and operational procedures for fire control throughout the vessel. Key components documented are fire extinguishers categorized by type and location (ABC, BC, CO2, and dry chemical agents in various sizes from 5 to 20 pounds), fire detection and alarm systems, emergency escape breathing devices, fixed fire extinguishing systems, and smoke detection apparatus. The document contains multiple reference drawings showing the fire control plan layout across different decks and compartments of the ship, with precise equipment locations and associated control stations. Additional sections include a fan list detailing ventilation systems, an equipment legend identifying all fire control symbols used throughout the schematics, and abbreviations for technical terms related to fire suppression, safety equipment, and ship systems. The plan references federal specifications (including 22-H-451E standards for fire hoses) and incorporates color-coded schematic diagrams to distinguish between different system types and equipment categories. This document serves as the master reference guide for maintaining, inspecting, and operating fire safety systems aboard the Gordon Ginter.