pravilnik o zvanjima i ovlašćenjima o osposobljenosti pomoraca

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Light displacement
Type of hatch covers
Bale capacity m 3
Grain capacity m 3
Liquid capacity m 3 a) Main deck
Refrigerated capacity m 3
Total capacity of ballast t b) Tween-deck
MAIN ENGINE
NAVIGATIONAL
EQUIPMENT
Type of engine
Type of boiler
a) Magnetic com pass
Type of bunker
b) Gyro
Daily consumption
Bunker capacity
Radars
Main engine output kW Log
Screws
Echo sounder
Service speed Other equipment and
navigational aids
Rev. of screw per minute
Type
ANCHORS TYPE AND
WEIGHT
Port
Starboard
Spare
Length of anchor chain
Type of anchor winch
LIFESAVING
EQUIPMENT
Lifeboats
Life-rafts
Rescue boat
Davits (type)
Life rings (number)
Number
capacit
and
MOORING GEAR length and Ø PORTABLE
FIREFIGHTINGE-
QUIPMENT
Type of Natural fibre
Foam
Type of Synthetic fibre
Dry powder
Wires CO 2
Type of towing spring Fire hoses (number and
diam)
Type of mooring winch
Breathing apparatus
(number and type)
Number
capacity
and
The Record Book consists of 4 pages of the above stated contents.
GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETION OF THE RECORD BOOK
TASKS OF FAMILIARIZATION
A cadet should complete tasks listed bellow as soon as possible after joining a ship. The scope of these tasks is familiarization with
the location of the equipment on the bridge, as well as the location of communicational equipment and all systems regarding safety
of the navigation.
The scheme of the navigating bridge with equipment and the scheme of all decks with symbols for firefighting equipment and
lifesaving appliances must be drawn on the paper. Verified schemes must be enclosed with the Record Book.
1. SAFETY
Knowledge of the international and national regulations has great importance regarding safety at sea. The precaution measures
referring to listed tasks must be studied in the beginning of the training. Special attention should be paid to the preparation for
emergency steering and change over to emergency steering.
A cadet should perform his tasks under supervision until he gains sufficient experience.
2. OPERATING WITH LIFESAVING APPLIANCES
Listed tasks should be performed during launching and abandon ship drills. A cadet should not command in the drills until he gains
experience and becomes acquainted with all the duties of the crew during the drill.
3. FIRE PROTECTION AND FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT
Thorough knowledge regarding handling with firefighting equipment is necessary for practical performance during drills on board.
After gaining experience a cadet should be given an opportunity to command firefighting teams.
4. GENERAL DUTIES ON BOARD