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Mooring After MEG4, and Why Painted Snap-Back Zones Mislead

Crew working on an offshore deck

Painted snap-back zones were meant to show the crew where not to stand. The problem is that the paint describes an estimate, on a deck where a parting line can reach almost anywhere, and standing outside the lines feels a great deal safer than it is. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  30 September 2026 … Read more