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Reference Regulations: Fresh Water

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MLC 2006
M.S. (MLC) (Min Reqs) Regs Pt. 8
MSN 1845 Annex 2

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Reference Regulations: Safety Officials

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M.S. (HSAW) Regs 1997 Pt IV §15-19
COSWP Ch. 13

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Passage Planning as a Chief Mate

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Load Lines
Weather Patterns & Climatology
Prevailing Currents
Storm & Ice seasons
MARPOL Special Areas

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Loadline Cert - Contents?

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Name & Callsign
Port of Registry
LOA & GT
Type of ship
Freeboards ( from deck line) and load lines assigned for:
- Winter North Atlantic
- Winter
- Summmer
- Tropical
Date of survey
Any Conditions
Endorsement of annual Survey

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What attaches to the Loadline Cert?

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Record of Particulars

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Contents of Record of Particulars

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OPENINGS - doorways, hatches, pipeways
FREEING ports, scuttles and scuppers
PROTECTION arrangements for crew
FITTINGS - for timber deck cargo

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Preparation for Loadline Survey

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PAPERWORK - Certificate, RoP, Stability Information, Ballast Record Book, Type approvals for loadicator software

PHYSICAL -

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Bullet points to check when joining

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Means of safe access
General hull condition
Loadlines visible
Condition of deck machinery
Mooring lines correctly adjusted
Rat guards

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Charterer wants to know how much cargo you can load

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Check deadweight scale (per tank cap plan)
Ascertain ports of loading and discharge
Assess stores (Food, fuel, fw) required for voyage including reserves
Water densities in ports of load and discharge (allowable sinkage)
Determine stowage factor of cargo
Subtract stores from permissible DWT
Compare Stowage Factor to Hold Capacity (polystyrene balls)
If possible, run a test on loadicator to ascertain Max SF/BM

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10
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Enclosed Space Entry; Gas limits

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H2S: 2ppm
O2: 20.8%
CO: 10ppm
Fl. 1% of LEL

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Cold Layup - concerns

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No machinery running so all spaces treated with caution.
Sanitation - stagnant water and pests
No stores
No lube or fuel - check bunker note
Certification lapsed because maintenance not done
Familiarisation done to great depth and extent - remember Kommander Orca

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12
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Young Persons - hours

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12 hours rest out of 24
30’ rest every 4.5 hours
2 consecutive rest days out of 7

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13
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Young Persons - Sign On

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Crew List/Articles
PLUS
List of Young People in OLB

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Young Persons - Concerns

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Underdeveloped notion of safety therefore no high-risk work to be undertaken (ESE, WAH)

Explanation of concepts during observation but no participation at all

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What Certificates are NOT valid for the full 5 years?

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Sanitation/Sanitation Exemption: 6 months
Registry: Until change requested
Tonnage: until significant alteration to structure
Interim DOC/ISSC/SMC: 6 months
PSSC: 1 year annual renewal
CLC - 1 year

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What Certificates are NOT valid for the full 5 years?

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Sanitation/Sanitation Exemption: 6 months
Registry: Until change requested
Tonnage: until significant alteration to structure
Interim DOC/ISSC/SMC: 6 months
PSSC: 1 year annual renewal
CLC - 1 year

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Enclosed Space Entry - General

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Risk assess
Isolate space (pipelines)
Toolbox talk
Lids off and opening barriers
Forced ventilation
Atmosphere tested
Comms established
Rescue kit ready
Adequate lighting
PPE correct - entry made with EEBD?

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Enclosed Space Entry - Rescue Equipment

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BA sets - charged and acceptable levels
Stretcher
Tripod/rescue hoist
Medical resuscitation equipment
Lifeline & safety harness???

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19
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Grain Stability Requirements

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AUC from GHA to 40/DEI = 0.075mrad-1
Initial GM = 0.30m
Upright before sailing
List due to cargo shift > 12*
Able to demonstrate compliance at any stage of voyage

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Timber Stability Requirements

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Minimum GM = 0.10m
Min GZ = 0.25m
AUC up to 40/DEI = 0.080mrad-1
16* heel due to steady wind
but 80% of DEI ignored

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Intact Stability Requirement

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AUC up to 30* = 0.055mrad-1
AUC up to 40/DEI = 0.090mrad-1
AUC 30* - 40/DEI= 0.030mrad-1
Initial GM = 0.15m
Max GZ = 0.20m @ 30*
Max GZ at angle not less than 25*

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Enclosed Space - Rescue Equipment

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BA Sets; charged and ready
Medical Resuscitation Kit
Stretcher
Tripod and Hoist

23
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Certificates with Annual Renewal

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PSSC
CLC
Wreck Removal
CFL Bunkers

24
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Without a DOA or COF, can a vessel load grain?

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Yes, in limited quantities:
Max. 33% of Dwt, single compartment, with 2 longitudinal subdivisions
Trimmed level and secured
GM at all times 0.3m

25
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Grain Clean

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Bilges;
- Clean and dry
- Replace burlap
Hold;
- Clean and dry THOROUGHLY
- Remove all loose scale
Access ladders
- In acceptable condition
Hold
- Seals checked and satisfactory; hose test
Trimming Equipment OK

26
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Methods of Securing Grain

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Overstowing - filling above coaming to allow for settling
Shifting Boards - longitudinal subdivision to limit distance of potential shift
Saucering - tarp then load on top
Bundling - tarp then bags on top

27
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You see someone doing something wrong; actions?

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INCIDENT - deal with immediate issue
INVESTIGATE - Why, where, who?
INVITE - launch disciplinary hearing

28
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OLB Sections

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Details of Ship
Details of Masters; names and COCs
List of Crew
Births and Deaths
Drills conducted
Steering Gear Checks
Rounds of Accom
Rounds of Food & Water
Freeboards and Draughts
Narrative Section

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Items in Narrative Section?

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Changing of Master
Accidents, Incidents, Casualties
Disciplinary Matters
Discharge of Seafarers
Desertions
Complains
Promotions and Demotions
Illnesses
Deaths
Appointment of Safety Officials
Meetings of Safety Committees
Wage Disputes
Complaints regarding Provisions
Closing of OLB

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Marpol Annex I Certificates

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IOPPC
Form A (other vessels >400gt)
or Form B (tankers > 150GT)
SOPEP
Oil Record Book Pt I
Oil Record Book Pt II (Tanker > 400gt)

31
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What attaches to the IAPPC?

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Supplement

32
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Publications to be carried aboard

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Charts
Notices to Mariners
Cumulative NtMs
List of Lights
List of Radio Signals
Sailing Directions
IAMSAR Volume III (3)
ICS Code of Signals
Ship Captains Medical Guide

ITU FOR SAFRAD!
ITU Radio Regs
Manual for Use by Maritime Mobile + Sat Systems
List of Ship Stations and MMSI Assignments
List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations

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Publications to be carried aboard

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Charts
Notices to Mariners
Cumulative NtMs
List of Lights
List of Radio Signals
Sailing Directions
IAMSAR Volume III (3)
ICS Code of Signals
Ship Captains Medical Guide

ITU FOR SAFRAD!
ITU Radio Regs
Manual for Use by Maritime Mobile + Sat Systems
List of Ship Stations and MMSI Assignments
List of Coast Stations and Special Service Stations

34
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Marpol Annex I - Certs and Papers

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IOPPC (Validity 5 yrs, annual and int. s/ys)
Record of Construction and Equipment

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IOPPC Form A - Application and Contents

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Form A (not tankers over 400 GT)

  1. Particulars of ship
  2. Equipment for the control of oil discharge from machinery space bilges and oil fuel tanks
  3. Means for retention and disposal of oil residues (sludge) and oily bilge water holding tank(s)
  4. Standard discharge connection
  5. SOPEP
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IOPPC Form B - Application and Contents

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Form B (tankers of any size)

  1. Particulars of ship
  2. Equipment for the control of oil discharge from machinery space bilges and oil fuel tanks
  3. Means for retention and disposal of oil residues (sludge) and oily bilge water holding tank(s)
  4. Standard Discharge connection
  5. Construction
  6. Segregated Ballast
  7. Double hull and double bottoms
  8. Accidental outflow protection
  9. Limitations of size and arrangements of cargo tanks
    10.Intact stability
  10. Subdivision and damage stability
  11. COW Manual
  12. Retention of oil on board
  13. Pumping, piping and discharge arrangementS
  14. SOPEP
  15. Ship-to-ship oil transfer operations at sea
  16. Exemptions
37
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Marpol Annex I
Special Areas

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Med Sea
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
Red Sea
Gulfs
Antarctic
NW Europe
Oman Area (Arabian Sea)
Southern South Africe

38
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Marpol Annex II
Special Areas

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Antarctic

39
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Marpol Annex IV
Special Areas

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Baltic

40
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Marpol Annex V
Special Areas

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Med
Baltic
Black
Red
Gulfs
North Sea
Antarctic Area (South of 60*)
Wider Caribbean Area (Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea)

41
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Marpol Annex VI
Special Areas

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Baltic [SOx + NOx]
North Sea [SOx and NOx]
North American ECA [SOx, NOx and PM]
United States Caribbean ECA [SOx, NOx and PM]

42
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Lifeboat 5 Yearly - Conduct

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Arrange personnel; surveyor, crane, load testers, NDT’rs
Land boats
Chip davit foundation
Replace Falls
Send away release gear & fit replacements
Weigh boat
Thorough inspection of components
Boat to embarkation - load to 110%
NOBODY TO ENTER BOAT BEYOND 70%
Ready to launch
Full release of brake to max speed
Apply brake to stop
Lower to waterline
Essential crew embark - on load release
SUPPORTED BY WATER, NO HYDROLOCK
Pump water bags empty
Recover boat
Inspection of all components
NDT test
Closeout

43
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Is it possible to conduct 5 yearly tests on the davit and boat separately?

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YES
In agreement with surveyors beforehand
Usually done in dry dock with the use of a spreader bar supporting the same weight

44
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Is it possible to conduct 5 yearly tests on the davit and boat separately?

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YES
In agreement with surveyors beforehand
Usually done in dry dock

45
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Cargo - General Process

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INFORMATION rcvd from Shipper
HOLD prepared
CSM consulted
PLAN the load (SF/BM)
SURVEY the cargo (P&I)
INSPECT during load (Mates Receipt)
BILL OF LADING claused
LOAD (LOP if necessary)
CARE (ventilation; COLD 2 HOT VENT NOT)
DISCHARGE

46
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Cargo Types

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A: May Liquefy
B: Chemical Hazards
C: neither of above

CMU Regs (2 decks)

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