7.2 Engineering Management Programs - 7.2 Engineering Management Programs Flashcards
Engineering Programs
Boiler Water/Feed Water
Electrical Safety
Tag-Out
ENG Dept. PQS
ENG Dept. Training
EOSS
LOQM
FOQM
Bearing Records
Hearing Conservation
Heat Stress
Legal Records and Reports
GT Equip Svc Records
Operating Logs
Quality Assurance (QA)
Gage Calibration
Afloat Self-Assessment (ASA) Checksheets
Engineering management programs are inseparable from good engineering practice; every effort should be made to keep these programs effective
ATG recommends conducting a formal review of all management programs once per quarter
A full review of all programs will be conducted using ASA check sheets during the 1.0, LOA, and 1.3B training visit
Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS)
Provides info that is:
Safe
Technically accurate
Standardized
Engineering Operational Procedures (EOP)
Engineering Operational Casualty Controll(EOCC)
Engineering Operational Procedures (EOP)
Procedures, status charts, and diagrams
Required for the normal transition between “steady state” operating conditions
Master Lightoff Checklist (MLOC)
Master Plant Procedures (MP)
Operational Procedures (OP)
System Procedures (SP)
Component Procedures (CP)
Supporting Docs:
Status Charts (SC)
System Diagrams (SD)
Standard Notes for the Oil King (SNOK)
Tank Tables (TT)
Tank Status Diagrams (TSD)
Engineering Operational
Casualty Control (EOCC)
Immediate and controlling actions MUST BE MEMORIZED by all watchstanders to whom they apply
Perform supplementary actions using the relevant procedure when all IA and CA are completed
Restore casualty
Why would Authorized Deviations from EOSS be authorized?
Personnel endangerment or equipment damage
EOSS does not match actual configuration
Component or system inoperable or Departure from Specifications (DFS) issued
Conditions longer than 6 months – Feedback Report (FBR)
Conditions less than 6 months – Temporary Standing Order (TSO)
Adherence to class advisory messages (ISEA)
Restricted Maneuvering Doctrine in effect
Temporary Standing Order
Approved by the CO
Addresses temporary situations which necessitate deviations from normal procedures
May be used to modify the standing orders
Engineering Log (Similar to the Deck Log)
Chronological record of the days events
Written by EOOW or EDO
Legal Document
Erasures are not permitted
Corrections only by one line and date/initial at end
Engineering Night Orders
Guidance for night watch standers
May be prepared by the MPA or the EDO inport, and approved by CHENG
Required DAILY for both INPORT and UNDERWAY
Watch standers required to review CO’s night orders
Bell Book
Chronological record of speed changes
Handwritten by Throttle-man/Propulsion Auxiliary Control Console (PACC) Operator and signed by the EOOW
Automatic Bell Logging
Erasures are not permitted
Reviewed and signed daily by the CHENG
Reviewed and signed monthly by CO
Bearing Log
Used to document the maintenance performed on and current condition of bearings in support of sustained material readiness
Recommend readings are recorded in a single power train log book containing all bearing measurements
Custody maintained by the CHENG
Light-off orders
Specific timeline specified by the CHENG to bring the plant into operation
Supplements the EOP
Used when the plant is placed in operation for scheduled U/W
Prepared and approved by the CHENG (MPA may prepare them) and given final approval by the CO
Detailed light off orders and Master Lightoff Checklist (MLOCs) lead to smooth and timely underways
Tag-Out Program
An administrative system designed to prevent/mitigate the operation of equipment for maintenance when the equipment is in an abnormal condition or when equipment is unreliable
Utilizes the Tag-Out User’s Manual (TUM)
Tag-Out Program Elements
References/Instructions
Tag-Out Log
Assighment of Authorizing Officers
Tag-Out Audits
Danger Tags
Used to prohibit the operation or removal of equipment that could jeopardize safety of personnel or endanger equipment, systems or components
