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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the GMDSS Radio Log Book in the editor.
Begin by entering the vessel name, call sign, and MMSI in the designated fields at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying your vessel.
Fill in the date and moving details, specifying where you are moving from and to. Accurate entries here ensure proper tracking of your journey.
In the 'Time (UTC)' section, record each communication instance. Use a consistent format for clarity.
For each entry, specify the station from which you are communicating and the station you are contacting, including frequency and channel details.
Document any particulars of communication or remarks in the provided space. This may include important messages received or sent during your operations.
Finally, ensure that all required signatures are completed at the bottom of the form to validate your entries.
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