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Ship Safety and Maintenance Procedures

The document outlines various tasks related to ship operation and safety, including drawing plans for life-saving appliances, bilge and ballast systems, and mooring arrangements. It emphasizes safety precautions for working aloft and in confined spaces, as well as maintenance reporting for life-saving and firefighting equipment. Additionally, it covers the inspection of loadline marks and the procedures for dry-dock flooding checks.

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Ship Safety and Maintenance Procedures

The document outlines various tasks related to ship operation and safety, including drawing plans for life-saving appliances, bilge and ballast systems, and mooring arrangements. It emphasizes safety precautions for working aloft and in confined spaces, as well as maintenance reporting for life-saving and firefighting equipment. Additionally, it covers the inspection of loadline marks and the procedures for dry-dock flooding checks.

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CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF THE SHIP AND CARE FOR PERSONS ONBOARD

PROJECT NUMBER PROJECT TITLE

Draw plan views of the decks showing all LSA & FFA with proper
10.2.1
IMO symbols and also the sounding pipes with their color coding

Locate the sounding pipes and air pipes of all the tanks on the
ship, including ballast tanks, bunker tanks, cofferdams & peak
10.2.2
tanks. Also locate the sounding pipes of hold bilges. Draw a color-
coded plan indicating their locations

Draw the ventilation arrangement on board & state clearly the


10.2.3
natural & forced types of ventilators

Draw the bilge & ballast piping plan showing the outline of
pumps, eductor, ballast tank, non-return & cross-over valves in
10.2.4 the system. What sort of bilge pumping arrangement is used?
Write down the procedure of how would you pressure test the
bilge line & the non-return valve

List all the safety precautions to be taken when working aloft and
10.2.5
when working overside
Describe the precautions to be taken when entering a double
10.2.6
bottom ballast tank for inspection

State how many mooring ropes and wires are on board. Describe
where they are kept, their sizes & lengths, characteristics &
10.2.7
strengths, advantages & disadvantages and Precautions you
would take to prevent damage to a coil of polypropylene rope

Draw a figure to show the mooring arrangements at your last


port of call and explain why such configuration was used. What
10.2.8
does the mooring plan of a ship indicate? Sketch the snap back
zones on the forecastle mooring drawing

Draw a block diagram of the steering system and explain the


10.2.9
operation of the emergency steering
Draw the outline of the fixed fire-fighting system and explain its
10.2.10
operation
Observe the loadline marks, make a detailed sketch of these
10.2.11
marks and explain the function of each mark
Prepare a monthly report on the maintenance carried out on the
10.2.12
LSA & FFA

List the procedures & checks to be carried out before and after
10.2.13
flooding in dry-dock. Draw a plan view of all bottom plugs

Make a table of the various areas of the vessel, with the type of
paint coating used (including primer, no. of coats, types of
10.2.14
surface preparation most suited), as per the paint scheme
provided by the paint manufacturers
ERSONS ONBOARD
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