921K views · 1.8K reactions | Keep clear from snap back zone #ship #tugboat #seafarer | marine photography | Facebook

Understanding the Snapback Zone on Ships: A Critical Safety Hazard: The snapback zone on ships is a high-risk area where mooring lines can recoil dangerously if they break under tension. Proper awareness and precautions are essential to prevent serious injuries. Stay safe by recognizing and avoiding these zones during mooring operations! ⚓🚢 #SnapbackZone #MaritimeSafety #MooringOperations #SeafarerSafety #ShipManagement | ShipSmith

1.5M views · 32K reactions | POV: You zone out while driving… and snap back to reality mid-lane  This happens way too often  #fyp #virals #relatable #car #driving | Driving Test Australia | Facebook

🟥SUBJECT: SNAP BACK ZONES (Whole Mooring Area) The entire mooring area, both forward and aft, is considered a snap-back zone. In the past, we marked specific spots with "pizza triangles," but due to the lack of fixed leads, exact snap-back zones can't be defined. Now, the whole area is treated as one snap-back zone, and there's no need for special markings—just follow the natural deck color. ✅Chapter 26 of the United Kingdom Maritime and Coastguard Agency's Code of Safe Working Practices for Me