pravilnik o zvanjima i ovlaÅ¡Äenjima o osposobljenosti pomoraca
pravilnik o zvanjima i ovlaÅ¡Äenjima o osposobljenosti pomoraca
pravilnik o zvanjima i ovlaÅ¡Äenjima o osposobljenosti pomoraca
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16. Take position for<br />
fire fighting drill<br />
It is very important that every crew member knows position and function of the all safety and emergency equipment. The aim of<br />
those tasks is to show apprentice engineer the importance of the safety and emergency equipment, so you must be familiar with<br />
their use.<br />
The engineroom has special meaning for the engineers, because the engineroom is space onboard where they have their duties<br />
and they are responsible for the use and maintenance of the equipment. It is important to learn how to use emergency and<br />
firefighting equipment. Speed of response and preparedness of the crew for emergency situation is also of great importance. Every<br />
crew member included in response group must completely understand his duty and function. Main situations for which they must be<br />
drilled are firefighting and ship abandon situations.<br />
Proposed tasks help you during exercising, with intention to decrease possibility of accident occurrence.<br />
4. BILGE AND BALLAST TRANSFER<br />
TASKS<br />
SERIAL<br />
NUMBER<br />
OF THE<br />
SHIP<br />
DATE<br />
TASK DONE<br />
DUTY<br />
OFFICER<br />
CHIEF ENG.<br />
SIGNATURE<br />
REMARKS<br />
1. Pump out all bilge<br />
considering safety<br />
measures<br />
2. Describe emergency<br />
procedure<br />
3. Use by-pass system<br />
4. Fill and empty all<br />
ballast tanks<br />
5. Fill and empty bilge<br />
tanks<br />
6. Use oily water<br />
separator and control<br />
outlet<br />
Use drawings from first part, get acquainted with it and talk with engineers about:<br />
What can happened if bilge suction valve stays open and air enters the system, is it possible that bilge pump is flooded and what<br />
stops entering of the water in the bilge space? what stops entering of the hard substances in the bilge system?, If the bilge is oily<br />
what to do with it? what are the ways of bilge disposal when the ship is in the port?<br />
Be sure that you are completely familiar with bilge operations.<br />
5. FUEL LOADING AND TRANSFER<br />
TASKS<br />
SERIAL<br />
NUMBER<br />
OF THE<br />
SHIP<br />
DATE<br />
TASK DONE<br />
DUTY<br />
OFFICER<br />
CHIEF ENG.<br />
SIGNATURE<br />
REMARKS<br />
Fuel loading<br />
1. Load fuel in the tanks<br />
(considering safety<br />
measures)<br />
2. Take fuel samples<br />
and pay attention to<br />
water and sludge in<br />
the fuel
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