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10.1.1 Draw a plan showing the layout of the Navigation Bridge and equipment
Draw the radar shadow/blind sectors and describe the procedure for testing the
10.1.2 performance of the radar/ARPA. Observe and record the performance monitor readings
and compare them with the original readings.
DESCRIBE THE PROCEDURE FOR
CORRECTION OF NAVIGATIONAL CHARTS AND
PUBLICATIONS - ALRS, ALL, SAILING DIRECTIONS.
10.1.3
CORRECT THESE PUBLICATIONS ON AT LEAST ONE
OCCASION UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE
OFFICER COMMAND
DESCRIBE THE ACTIVITIES ON THE BRIDGE
10.1.4
FOR ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Plan a passage between any two ports under the supervision of the
officer concerned, including selection of charts, plotting of courses on the charts,
10.1.5
and use of publications. Explain in detail the four stages of a voyage plan;
appraisal, planning, execution and monitoring.
Describe the operation and set up (Manual and automatic) of the bridge
10.1.6
navigational watch alarm system.
Prepare the AMVER messages "Arrival Port", Departure Port", "At Sea
10.1.7
Noon". Attach a copy of each type of AMVER message sent.
Draw plan views of the decks showing all LSA and FFA with the proper IMO symbols and
10.2.1 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 and peak tanks. Also
10.2.2
locate the sounding pipes of hold bilges. Draw a color coded plan
indicating the location of all these items.
Draw the ventilation arrangement on board and state clearly the natural and
10.2.3
forced types of ventilators.
Draw the bilge and ballast piping plan showing the outline of pumps,
eductor, ballast, tank, Non-return and cross-over valves in the system.
10.2.4 What sort of bilge pumping arrangement is used? Write down the
procedure of how you would pressure test the bilge line and the non-
retum valve.
List all the safety precautions to be taken when working aloft and
10.2.5
When working over side.
Describe the precautions to be taken when entering a double bottom ballast
10.2.6
tank for inspection.
State how many mooring ropes and wires are on board. Describe where
they are kept, their sizes and lengths, characteristics, strengths,
10.2.7 advantages and disadvantages and whether and where any spares are
carried. Describe the precautions you would take to prevent damage to a
coil of polypropylene rope.
DRAW A BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THE
10.2.9 STEERING SYSTEM AND EXPLAIN THE OPERATION
OF THE EMERGENCY STEERING
DRAW THE OUTLINE OF THE FIXED FIRE-
10.2.10
FIGHTING SYSTEM AND EXPALIN IT'S OPERATION
OBSERVE THE LOADLINE MARKS, MAKE A
10.2.11 DETAILED SKETCH OF THESE MARKS AND EXPLAIN
THE FUNCTION OF EACH MARK
Prepare a monthly report on the maintenance carried out on
10.2.12
the LSA and FFA.
List the procedures and checks to be carried out before and
10.2.13
after flooding in dry dock. Draw a plan of the bottom plugs.
Make a table of various areas of vessel, with the type of
paint coating used (Including primer, Number of coats, type of surface
10.2.14
preparation most suited)- as per the paint scheme provided by the
paint manufacturer.
Write basic steps or carrying out close up inspecions
10.4.1 for cracks in cargo holds, tanks and other ships
structure.
State the basic steps to prepare loading or discharging
10.4.2 sequence and list the factors governing the distribution of
the cargo in the holds.
State the bulk carrier publications to be carried out on
10.4.3
board and outline the contents.
10.4.4 List the precautions to ensure an accurate Draft survey
List the physical checks to be carried out on in the hold
10.4.5
prior to commencement of the loading.
State the hazards associated with the loading, carriage and
10.4.6 discharge of coal, ore concentrates, DRI/HBI, grain,
petcoke, scrap iron and sulphur.
Describe the use of Ship-Shore checklist and list the
10.4.7
contents.
List the parameters to be recorded on a daily basis when
10.4.8
carrying coal cargoes.
State the procedures and precautions involved with
10.4.9 preparation of ballast holds for ballasting/deballasting
operation.
Draw the plan view and elevation of a cargo hold, giving
10.4.10
the following dimension.
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