| Engineering Operational Sequencing System |
The Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS) sets policies and
procedures for the safe operation of a ship’s engineering plant,
boat drills, rescue, etc.
Emergency Bills
- Provide
and organize prescribed procedures and assign responsibilities
for controlling the effects of a major emergency or disaster
suffered by the ship, such as man overboard, assist another ship
when dead in the water, crash on the flight deck, or collision
at sea.
Special Bills
- Assign responsibility
for and promulgate procedures for defense against sneak/swimmer
attack, evacuating civilians, prisoners of war, troop lifts,
etc.
Shipboard Procedures
- Provide
for standard routines for in port and at sea evolutions, such as
UNREP, VERTREP, etc.
Ship's Regulations
- Created to
supplement and amplify those regulations contained in the SORM.
The Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) sets the guidelines.