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Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week 2022

22 Nov 2022

Statement from MAIB Chief Inspector, Captain Andrew Moll OBE, at the start of this year's Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week.

Captain Andrew Moll OBE shares some safety critical advice with boat users to mark the start of carbon monoxide awareness week 2022, reminding them of the hazards posed by this poisonous gas.

‘At this time of year, as weather begins to get cooler, there is a temptation for those on the water to keep doors, hatches and windows closed to reduce drafts, use cookers and grills more to prepare hot food, and turn on cabin heaters. Understanding the potential risks of carbon monoxide and taking these three important steps – servicing equipment, fitting a CO alarm and ventilating the cabin – will help protect against this odourless, colourless poisonous gas.’

Further information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/carbon-monoxide-awareness-week-2022?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=a3501dde-424c-4d2e-b919-f165bd28d3a1&utm_content=daily