Why IN PERSON SAFETY DRILL is back

Name: Why IN PERSON SAFETY DRILL is back
Uploaded: 2023-01-27T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 7 min 9 s
Channel: La Lido Loca
Description: Is the coast guard pressing cruise companies to bring back the in-person safety drill? Are some cruise lines dropping e-muster because it is less safe. Could it all be about money? Gene Sloan from the Points Guy talked to Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean Group, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, and Disney Cruise Line to get answers. Let's talk about it.

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Royal Caribbean Group

Norwegian Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line

What This Creator Said

Meh

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Creator's Key Takeaways

e muster requires more Staffing Resources but our experience with the e-muster process has been extremely positive

we will continue to utilize our e-mustering process while always looking for ways to improve its Effectiveness

the safety of our guests and crew members is our number one prime priority

Norwegian did not mention staffing issues or cost cutting in its statement however the lines move away from e-mustering comes as it is cutting costs

Creator's Tips & Advice

✓Check with your cruise line to see if they are using e-muster or in-person drills

✓Understand that e-muster may require more crew time but can be more visual

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhy are some cruise lines returning to in-person safety drills?

QIs the U.S. Coast Guard pressuring cruise lines to bring back in-person drills?

Topics Covered

Safety MedicalMeh

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Is the coast guard pressing cruise companies to bring back the in-person safety drill? Are some cruise lines dropping e-muster because it is less safe. Could it all be about money? Gene Sloan from the Points Guy talked to Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean Group, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, and Disney Cruise Line to get answers. Let's talk about it.