Set the alarm for 10:37 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 10:37 p.m.

As you hand the evening port delivery to the next crew member, set the alarm for 10:37 pm so the catch keeps moving without a missed handover. That gives the incoming person time to check the crates, confirm the unloading point, and settle any last instructions before 11:00 pm.

With engines, radios, dock traffic, and people working nearby, your alarm may sound quieter than expected. Raise the alert volume, choose a clear tone, and place your phone where nothing covers its speaker. Keep this page active and your phone awake: if the browser stops running, the alarm may not sound, leaving the catch delivery without its planned handover cue. A separate phone alarm is a sensible backup when port noise is hard to predict.

During a late shift around the harbour, have water within reach and choose a light snack that will not occupy both hands during the changeover. Save a full meal and hot drinks for after the catch has been passed on and the paperwork is clear. At 10:37 pm, a sealed bottle and something simple to eat are easier to manage near wet gear, moving crates, and a busy evening quay.