Online alarm clock for 1:17 am
Before handing the watch to someone else, set the 1:17 am alarm for the person who will meet the fishing vessel at the Bluff wharf. Confirm which berth they need and leave keys, wet-weather gear, and any arrival details together, so the changeover does not rely on a sleepy conversation. There are 43 minutes before 2:00 am, enough time to make the handover clear without turning it into another shift.
The Bluff wharf may be quiet while the vessel is still out, so match the alarm tone to the sleeper and their surroundings. A gentle sound suits someone resting lightly nearby; a persistent tone is more sensible if they are behind a closed door or likely to sleep through one chime. Check the volume with a brief test, then leave the alarm screen running. This browser alarm needs the session open and the phone awake; otherwise the fishing vessel could reach the wharf with nobody there to meet it.
After arranging the wharf pickup, look ahead to the next job due later that day and allow a realistic buffer between them. At 1:17 am, gathering a torch, jacket, and vehicle keys before resting can preserve that margin. A cold southerly or activity around Bluff Harbour may slow the pickup, so avoid planning the following commitment immediately after the expected arrival.
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