COLREGS Rules 32–36 Explained | Sound Signals & Fog Signals Simplified I Easy Explanation

Understanding sound signals is one of the most important parts of safe navigation at sea. In this video, we explain COLREGS Rules 32 to 36 in a simple and practical way, including whistle signals, maneuvering signals, fog signals, restricted visibility requirements, and warning signals used onboard ships. This video is specially useful for: • Maritime students • Deck cadets • Watchkeeping officers • Oral exam preparation • Competency exam candidates ⸻ ⚓ Topics Covered: • Rule 32 — Definitions • Rule 33 — Equipment for Sound Signals • Rule 34 — Manoeuvring & Warning Signals • Rule 35 — Sound Signals in Restricted Visibility • Rule 36 — Signals to Attract Attention ⸻ 📘 Learn About: • Short blast & prolonged blast • Danger signal • Overtaking signals • Fog signals • Sound signals in narrow channels • Bell & gong requirements • Restricted visibility procedures ⸻ 🎯 Why These Rules Matter: COLREGS sound signals play a critical role in collision avoidance, especially during restricted visibility and close-quarter situations. Understanding them properly is essential for safe watchkeeping and professional seamanship. ⸻ 📌 Keywords: COLREGS, COLREGS Rules 32 to 36, Sound Signals, Fog Signals, Restricted Visibility, Maritime Training, Deck Cadet, Watchkeeping, Nautical Science, Rule 34, Rule 35, Collision Regulations ⸻ 👍 Don’t Forget: Like • Share • Subscribe for more maritime training and COLREGS explanation videos. #COLREGS #Maritime #MerchantNavy #DeckCadet #NauticalScience #STCW #Watchkeeping #MarineEducation