Web alarm clock for 1:38 p.m.
As you hand the watch over, set the 1:38 pm alarm to remind the next person to record the crew’s arrival with the Philippine Coast Guard. That leaves the handover settled before 2:00 pm, without relying on someone to keep checking the clock while responsibilities change.
During a busy arrival, engine noise, radio traffic, and conversations can drown out a quiet alarm. Raise the volume enough to be heard where the handover is happening, then test the sound before you pass responsibility across. Keep the browser running and the phone awake: if either stops, the alarm for recording the crew’s arrival may never sound, leaving the incoming person without the expected cue.
Because 1:38 pm falls in the middle of the day, think about who else at home may hear the signal if you are coordinating remotely. Place the phone near you rather than using maximum volume across the room, and tell nearby family members what the alarm marks. A short, distinct tone can catch your attention while causing less disruption to someone eating lunch, studying, working a different shift, or settling a child for an afternoon nap.
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