| Soon Mitscher had to transfer by boatswain's chair to the destroyer English, which flew his three-starred flag with unaccustomed pride. |
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| Take for instance, the boatswain's mate who needs to put that new coat of paint on the bulkhead. |
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| Workers should not stand, climb or walk on piles of materials without safety equipment like a hoist with a boatswain's chair or a body harness. |
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| Suspension belts are independent work supports used to suspend a worker, such as boatswain's chairs or raising or lowering harnesses. |
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| He's a boatswain's mate by trade but said life on the LCAC's small deck beats the duties of bigger vessels. |
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| Mandatory training for workers engaged in the operation of suspended scaffolds or platforms and boatswain's chairs. |
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| We made a boatswain's chair to which a single block was attached, passing our long line from the shear legs through the block on the chair. |
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| Buckets used in boatswain's chair work shall be attached in such a manner that the buckets will not fall. |
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| Aviation boatswain's mates wash down the flight deck aboard PCU Ronald Reagan following a test of damage control systems. |
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| Sometimes the sea was such that visitors were hoisted aboard in boatswain's chairs. |
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| He quickly arranged to borrow a balloon from Holloman Air Force Base and rigged a boatswain's chair under it. |
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| Shrill trilling vocalizations are thought to be similar to the sound of a boatswain's pipe. |
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| This improper arrangement allowed the dead end to slip out causing the boatswain's chair to fall. |
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| Boatswain's Mate 1st Class Hans Jacobs led the deck and rigging crew, as they safely lifted the AAV from the ocean and onto the ship's fantail. |
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| Typically, it's a boatswain's mate or a quartermaster running the ship, while an engineer and one or two seaman line handlers assist in the shipboard operations. |
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| The boatswain's pipe is the 'modern day' descendant of the flutes used by the Ancient Greeks and Romans to convey orders to the oarsmen and galley slaves. |
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| These were Lt. Jim Galvin and a boatswain's mate named Stevens. |
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| To get to the top of a mast to adjust a wire one would be pulled up in a boatswain's chair by a rope looped through a pulley at the top of the mast. |
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| The boatswain's chair was rigged and the work of rescue was begun. |
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| Assembly of the longitudinal framing and the other elements of the ship was accomplished by workmen lowered into position on boatswain's chairs or on hanging platforms. |
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| He had his workers, out-of-work miners mostly, dynamite the rock and then smooth it with drills while seated in boatswain's chairs hung from cables. |
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| On vessels of war, the drum and fife or boatswain's whistle furnish the necessary movement regulator. |
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