For assistance when the danger does not warrant a

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EMERGENCY CALLS
Urgency Signal --- PAN-PAN

• For assistance when the danger does not warrant a
  MAYDAY call
• Examples
• Person overboard
• Running out of fuel
• Lost in a fog
• Unable to control or operate vessel

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EMERGENCY CALLS
Urgency Signal --- PAN-PAN
(pronounced PAHN-PAHN)

• PAN-PAN, PAN-PAN, PAN-PAN THIS IS ANGLER,
  ANGLER , ANGLER PAN-PAN ANGLER OVER

• ANGLER - THIS IS COAST GUARD CORTEZ OVER

• PAN-PAN ANGLER MY POSITION NEAR DAYMARK 78
  ON ICW NORTH OF HARDLYEVEROPEN BRIDGE.
  TOTAL ENGINE FAILURE. WE ARE ANCHORED BUT UNABLE
  TO MANEUVER. FOUR PERSONS ON BOARD, NO
  INJURIES. WE ARE 25 FOOT CRUISER WITH FLYING
  BRIDGE COLOR WHITE WITH BLUE TRIM
  ANGLER OVER

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EMERGENCY CALLS
Safety Signal --- SECURITE

• For navigation safety messages
• Examples
• To report a navigational hazard, such as a sunken
  object in a busy channel
• Operational signals - backing out of a slip,
  approaching a blind bend
• Weather Alerts

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EMERGENCY CALLS
Safety Signal --- SECURITE
(pronounced SAY-CURE-IT-TAY)

• SECURITE, SECURITE, SECURITE THIS IS
  IMPULSE, IMPULSE, IMPULSE SECURITE IMPULSE
  MY GPS POSITION, LATITUDE 38 DEGREES 26
  MINUTES NORTH LONGITUDE 86 DEGREES
  35 MINUTES WEST. FLOATING PILINGS IN WATER
  FALLEN FROM BARGE. PROCEED WITH EXTREME
  CAUTION IN THIS AREA. IMPULSE OUT

• This is an announcement so you dont
  necessarily expect a reply.

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