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Sludge Discharge Checklist for Vessels

This document provides a checklist for ship and receiver personnel to follow before, during, and after the discharge of sludge from a ship's engine. The checklist includes over 30 items to verify such as securing the barge, establishing communication, wearing proper PPE, agreeing on transfer rates, ensuring hoses are rigged properly, having fire equipment ready, monitoring tank levels, closing valves after discharge, and more. Signatures from the chief engineer, chief officer, and engineer on duty are required to confirm the items were completed.
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Sludge Discharge Checklist for Vessels

This document provides a checklist for ship and receiver personnel to follow before, during, and after the discharge of sludge from a ship's engine. The checklist includes over 30 items to verify such as securing the barge, establishing communication, wearing proper PPE, agreeing on transfer rates, ensuring hoses are rigged properly, having fire equipment ready, monitoring tank levels, closing valves after discharge, and more. Signatures from the chief engineer, chief officer, and engineer on duty are required to confirm the items were completed.
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  • Sludge Discharge Checklist Details
  • Checklist for Bunkering Preparation and Completion

ENGINE MANUAL GENERAL CHECKLIST

Card No Engine-102 Version 05 2021-03-31 Page 1 of 2


Sludge Discharge Check list
Vessel and receiver shall fill this checklist.

Port: Ship name:


Date: Receiver Name:

Discharge quantity (m3):
:
Max Transfer P: Receiver tanks number and final filling (%):
Max Transfer rate: Start/Stopping rate :

Preparation for Discharge Receiver Ship Remarks


The barge is securely moored, and fenders have been checked ☐ ☐      
There is a safe access between vessels or ship/shore ☐ ☐      
Effective means of communications have been established (VHF/UHF Ch. ..........) Primary      
☐ ☐
Backup      
PPE worn as per matrix? ☐ ☐
Transfer rate procedures agreed (including starting & stopping rate) ☐ ☐      
Is the responsibility for stoppage and n o ti c e b e f o r e t o stop agreed? ☐ ☐      
An emergency shutdown signal is operative. (describe) ☐ ☐      
The hose(s) are properly rigged and in good condition ☐ ☐      
The hose(s) is of sufficient length according to the change of draft during operation. ☐ ☐      
The hose(s) are securely bolted ☐ ☐      
Sufficient lighting to ensure safe operations ☐ ☐      
Signal are displayed (« No Smoking » Panel, Red Flag/light) ☐ ☐      
Fire hoses and firefighting equipment are ready for immediate use ☐ ☐      
High level alarms are operational and have been tested.
If not fitted, use manual sounding and special precautions (slow rate, etc…) ☐ ☐      
Sufficient supervision staff ☐ ☐      
mobile phones are switch off ☐ ☐      
The maximum wind and swell criteria for operations has been agreed. ☐ ☐      
Receiver will be ready to proceed in case of emergency (if applicable) ☐ ☐      

Person in charge for SHIP RECEIVER


Chief engineer Engineer on duty Chief officer Name & Rank
                       

Sign & stamp Sign Sign Sign & Stamp

Time       Time      

TIME SHEET
RECEIVER ARRIVAL TIME:
CONNECTION TIME :       DISCONNECTION TIME :      
     
START OF PUMPING:       END OF PUMPING :       RECEIVER DEPARTURE TIME :      
ENGINE MANUAL GENERAL CHECKLIST

Card No Engine-102 Version 05 2021-03-31 Page 2 of 2


Sludge Discharge Check list
Preparation for Bunkering Ship Remarks
A dip tray is provided under the connection ☐      
A supply of SOPEP equipment are readily available
(sawdust and other pollution fighting equipment)
☐      
Tank contents will be monitored (remotely and/or manually) at intervals not exceeding
…….min
☐      
Check that opposite discharge valve is closed, and flange securely bolted ☐      
All Scuppers are effectively plugged & Watertight, drip tray check, clean & plug in ☐      
During Discharging
There is an effective watch and particularly visual watch to monitor hoses connections,
pipes, vents & valves throughout the operation.
☐      
Discharge check by manual and/or remotely sounding ☐      
Check if no leak on pipe & valves (also on opposite side) ☐      
Restrictions on smoking and the use of naked lights are being observed and smoking
room has been identified
☐      
Are all external doors, ports and windows in the accommodation, stores and machinery
spaces closed? ☐      
(Engine room vents may be open)
After Discharge
Piping isolated from the manifold – agreed with the RECEIVER ☐      
Sludge station valve closed, and flange tighten (gasket clean and in good condition)
☐      
Piping correctly set back (valves and transfer pump) ☐      
Manifold drip tray cleaned ☐      
Remove, check and store all scupper plugs. ☐      
Oil record book filled, and original certificate supplied by sludge receiver attached. ☐      

Person in charge for Ship


C/E C/O Engineer on duty
Signature Signature Signature

Date :       Date :       Date :      

Time :       Time :       Time :      

Completed

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