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Shipyard
Hull Number
Type of Vessel
Keel Laying
Launching
Delivery
Contract Delivery Date
3
3
n Newbuildings [General]
Category 2 Category 3
Priority 1 : Items which need dry docking and/or influence construction schedule significan
Priority 2 : Items which need relate safety, cargo handling, navigation, fire fighting and Rule
Priority 3 : Items which need to check function
[General]
Machinery/ Date of
Timing Priority Items
Equipment Completion
Overboard Before 1 Sea chest
valve / Launching/deli
Bottom plug very
Storm valve
2 Operation Test
Anchor/ 3 Storing Condition
Anchor
Chain
Small After 2
Hatch / Launching/deli
Water tight very
Door /
Ballast Line/ Before 3 Hydraulic lines
F.O. Line/ Launching/deli
Heating very 3 FRP Ballast Pipe
Line/
3 Pipes on Weather deck
Hydraulic
Line/ Before 3 Butterfly valve Fitting
Other Lines Launching/deli direction
very Pressure Test of Pipes and
Valves
Countermeasure to Cold
region
Anti-icing
Ballast After 2 Performance Test /
Pump Launching/deli Operation Test
very
Level Alarm
Bilge Alarm
3 Emergency Fire
Extinguisher
3 Fire Detector
Operation Test
3 Passage
K POINTS in Newbuildings [Hull]
Hull No.
Delivery
Sub. Manager
Details Check
[Welding]
Color check and Tightness test (Vacuum test) shall be carried out to;
- Welding part on Sea test
- Welding connection parts on Distance piece / Doubler and Sea chest (for
sea water vacuum)
Check below;
1) Accessibility (Easy to access for maintenance? Enough handrails? Less
dangerous? …)
2) Easy to check Rudder angle and Gyro repeater from emergency steering
control position?
3) Is Coaming (Tray and plug to the scupper) around Steering gear fitted?
4) No grease on Rudder stock and seal? No oil leakage from Steering Gear
Ram?
Check Aux. steering ability at half of max speed or 7knot which is greater.
Check below;
1) Protections are activated? (Low-Low level, LO Trip etc…)
2) Any unusual noise?
3) No oil leakage from Ram cylinder?
4) Emergency steering gear is operational?
5) No deformation or loose or shaky on keys and cotter?
6) Trip temperature
[Check points when Chain storing]
1) check clearance between Chain stopper and Chain
2) Chain stopper pin is tight enough? (NOT easy to remove?)
3) Chain safety wire (prevent Chain from falling down) is provided?
Check gear oil levels.
braking arrangements and liner condition.
[Check points]
1) With No-Load and at Max speed, run Winch continuously for 15 min.
both in heave direction and release direction.
2) No unusual noise and No unusual temperature rising.
3) Clutch is moved smoothly?
4) Confirm Remote control system is workable
5) Carry out Brake Test (to confirm with Yard at the time of delivery)
* Put marking on the point where brake test kit is applied.
[Important line]
1) Hydraulic pressure line (including Remote control valves' hyd. lines)
2) Lines in Accommodation
[Check points]
1) Carry out Air-bleeding on Actuator and Hyd. Line
2) Valve number (Correct marking?)
3) Smooth Open/Close (Count time for Open/Close)
4) Any oil leakage?
5) On Remote control valves, check Console display and valve's indicator.
(Are they matched?)
6) Emergency shut-down system can be activated?
Carry out Drain-bleeding inside of fresh water pipes and Sea water pipes
on weather deck.
[Check points]
1) Compare Design value and Measured value at performance test
2) Alarm system / Protector is activated?
3) On Temperature sensor, Pressure gauge and so on, check pump's
indicators and remote indicators. (Are they matched?)
4) Carry out Insulation test
5) Carry out Overhaul inspection of Strainer
[Check points]
1) On Float type level gauge, check smooth moving up/down.
2) Compare Console display and machine's display (Are they matched?)
3) Check all Soundings can be useful.
4) Compare remote reading data and sounding tape data
5) Operation check to all alarms
[Check points]
1) Level alarm set point
2) Actual (Operational) Alarm level point
[Check points]
1) Sensor position
2) Alarm function
When open Actuator box and Selection Valve cover, check below;
1) Alarm buzzers in W/H and ECR are activated?
2) Ventilation in E/R and Pump rooms are stopped?
3) Motor/air Siren (in E/R) activated?
[Check points]
1) Carry out Gas release test (Use Pressurized air)
2) Carry out CO2 line pressure test
3) Carry out CO2 bottle weight measurement or CO2 bottle liquid level
measurement.
4) Detector position (Appropriate?) and Markings on floor (Easy to
recognize?)
5) Vibration of bottle rack (During Gas trial)
1) At Gas trial, carry out Fire detection test with class approved smoke
genertor. Detecting should be within 3 min. after smoke emission.
2) When markings on drawing, check markings on floor direct under the
detector.
[Check points]
1) Make sure all equipments are positioned in line with Fire Control Plan /
Safety Plan
2) Display Fire Control Plan / Safety Plan in aisle
[Check points on Operation test]
1) Test Load; 1.1 x Operation load
2) Brake check (If it does NOT work well, carry out Overhaul inspection)
3) Falling speed measurement
4) Quick release system check
5) Check Engine start, Forward going and Backward going
6) Check Bilge pump start
7) Check Water spray system run
8) After Load test, carry out Overhaul inspection of Brake
9) Make descent and Release at 5 knot or above
10) Carry out Visual inspection (NO cracks?)
[Check points]
1) Carry out Overload test
2) Check Movable range / Operational range
3) Make sure of Emergency stop / Power off
4) Carry out Brake test
5) Over Load Limit / Range Over Limit
6) Cargo Gear Certificate
7) Carry out Insulation Test (Motor-type only)
[Check points]
1) Check Movable range / Operational range
2) Make sure of Emergency stop / Power off
3) Carry out Brake test
4) Make sure of Over Current Trip
5) Check Storing condition (Stored safely? smartly?)
6) Check Combination with Pilot ladder (Connected safely? smoothly?)
7) Carry out Insulation test
[Check points]
1) Carry out Pressure test, Vacuum test for all refrigerant lines
2) On Pressure test, High pressure side; 23kg/cm2G, Low pressure side;
18kg/cm2G
3) Keep 6 hrs on Vacuum test with more than 680mmHg (degree of
vacuum).
[Check points]
1) Check Safety equipments
2) Carry out Cooling and Heating tests
3) Keep 24 hrs for tests. Check to meet the design value.
[Check points]
1) Carry out leak test for all refrigerant lines using detector
2) On Pressure test, High pressure side; 23kg/cm2G, Low pressure side;
18kg/cm2G
3) Keep 6 hrs on Vacuum test with more than 680mmHg (degree of
vacuum).
4) On Evaporator, check Drain U tube. (Is it possible to insert Brine?)
Check Hot gas defrost line. After that, carry out the test.
Make sure access to Forecastle Deck is both from Stbd' side and Port side.
[On Piping, X-over]
- Grating or Checker plate
[Working place]
- Non slip paint
[Around Fwd Windlass]
- Square bar or Grating
[Feed back]
2) Pointed by PSC (Port State Control)
[Criteria]
35 deg. -> 30 deg.; within 28 sec.
[Criteria]
15 deg. -> 15 deg.; within 60 sec.
2) On Float type, NOT use hand but use water itself to confirm float
moving
[Criteria]
2) Pressure drop ≦ 0.5kg.cm2G
3) Vacuum drop ≦ 5mmHg
3) check record.
Type of Vessel Shipyard
Keel Laying Launching
Category Hull [LNG] Site Manager
Priority 1 : Items which need dry docking and/or influence construction schedule significantl
Priority 2 : Items which need relate safety, cargo handling, navigation, fire fighting and Rules
Priority 3 : Items which need to check function
[LNG]
Machinery/ Date of
Timing Priority Items
Equipment Completion
Cargo Line / After 2 Inerting
IG Line Launching
2 Loading
Cargo Pump After 2 Performance, Operation
/ Emergency Launching Check (During Gas Trial)
Pump
Details Check
Make sure no dust inside pipes. For Straight pipes, use Robot
camera for checking. For other parts, check remove dust
carefully. On IG line, check no dust of Activated alumina.
[Check points]
1) Carry out Air-bleeding on Actuator and Hyd. Line
2) Smooth Open/Close (Count time for Open/Close)
3) Any oil leakage?
4) On Remote control valves, check Console display and
valve's indicator. (Are they matched?)
5) Emergency shut down valve can be activated?
* Also, when valve has Flow Direction, make sure fitting
direction is correct.
[Check points]
1) Operation duration (Min. 30min.)
2) Current / Electrical pressure
3) Flow rate
[Check points]
1) Any leakage?
2) Shrank pipe condition by cooling
3) Re-tighten Flange bolts in cold condition
4) Any Cold spots on Insulation?
[Check points]
1) Any leakage?
2) Shrank pipe condition by cooling
3) Re-tighten Flange bolts in cold condition
4) Any Cold spots on Insulation?
[Check points]
- All equipments (including Float gauge) have enough
performance and accuracy to be in line with Custom
clearance.
- Data format should be in line with project requirement.
- Confirm documents for Custom clearance, such as Tank
table, are (will be) delivered to Vessel and
Shipmanagement company as they required. (Required
number of documents (original/copy) is based on each
project.
Shipyard HHI
Hull No. 2993
Type of Vessel LNG
Keel Laying
Launching
Completion
Delivery
Level 1: Items which need dry docking and/or influence construction sch
Level 2: Items which relate safety, cargo handling, navigation, fire fightin
Level 3: Items which need to check function
yard/Prior
DF ENGINE 2 1 Check data
delivery
2 Overhaul inspection
Main/DF engine
Confirm the completion of
Alignment with 2
adjustment before installation
Alternator
3 3 Rubber mountings
2 Combustion chamber
3 Refractories
4 Burner assy
Aux. boiler final
inspection and 2
notes on outfitting
Safety devices
1
Drum level control device
3 Leakage check
Performance test
3
of boiler
Performance test
3
of boiler 4 Chemical control of boiler water
1 Setting check
2 Spouting condition
Confirm the 3 Leakage from safety valves
setting of boiler 3
safety valve 4 Manual opening by pulling wire
Inspection of
boiler and EGE 2 2 Drum water treatment
after sea/gas trial.
3 Opening of EGE headers
4 EGE gas side inspection
Aux. boiler
Before Delivery 3 1 Steaming up
steaming up
Bilge Tk
Inspection of Hull
Before BSO Tk
Tank in Engine 2 1
Launching Clean Drain Tk,
Room
etc
2 Wear-down measurement
1
Crash Astern (stalling/blow
2
back)
3 FOC
Sailing sailing 2
Sailing sailing 2 5 Vibration
6 Noise
7 Machinery/Piping leakage
8 Fire alarm devices test
Engine room/Bunker station
9 lighting equipment illumination
confirmation
Centering measurement of
10
pumps and motors
11
4
5
ence construction schedule significantly
navigation, fire fighting and Rules, and require long lead time.
Details Check
Protection device
Deflection
Confirm the minimum startable pressure and the number of starting times
without charging air bottle.
Confirm whether rust prevention control had been done for fresh water
and check actual condition on rusting.
Confirm all pipes are connected and tempolary blank plate are removed
Genral inspection
Valves
Check leakages from all joint of exhaust gas, boiler water, steam, and fuel
oil lines.
Carry out boiler water test and treatment by chemicals.
To be carried out by hands of builder's staff.
Fluctuated combustion.
Load tracking characteristics
Oil pipes and water pipes should never be arranged directly above any
machineries, switchboards, and cables.
These pipes should not be arranged above any machineries,
switchboards, and cables.
Confirm the largeness of motor overhauling space and facility for the work.
Cooling Test.
Defrost test by hot gas and/or electric heater
Try to transfer sludge from purifiers and oil from BSO tank actually.
Confirm waste oil tanks heating system, and if the content is enough to
incinerate, try to. If there is not enough mass, confirm apparatus function
with MDO
Notes
If opened
Confirm exfoliation/leaving/cracks/lifting of
fire proof material.
if commissioning.
Level 1: Items which need dry docking and/or influence construction schedule significantly
Level 2: Items which relate safety, cargo handling, navigation, fire fighting and Rules, and requ
Level 3: Items which need to check function
[Common item]
Machinery Timing Level Item
Waterproofing, rust
prevention, dustproofing from
manufacturer shop to the
3 shipside
Essential
Electrical
Equipments
Waterproofing onboard
3
Electrical
Cable
Electrical cable laying
inspection
Electrical
Cable
3
Main Switch
Main switch board work
Board,
inspection
Battery
Switch delivery
Board, and
Other Switch 3
Boards
Generator inspection
3 Appearance confirmation
Generator
IR value measurement
2
Motor and its accessories
Before
Motor 3
delivery
Navigation Before
3
Lights delivery
・Echo Sounder
Before ・Doppler Log/Sonar
1
delivery ・Magnetic log
Nautical
Instruments All the navigation equipment
Before
3
delivery
・GMDSS equipments
Wireless ・Inmarsat communication
Before
Communicati 3 devices
delivery
on Devices
Hull No.
Delivery
Sub Manager
Detail Check
・Check and confirm to care, protect essential electrical
equipments (MSB, ESB, GSP, ECC, CCC, Major Cont
panel/Starter, Generator, Motor, Transformer, Nautical
equipments, etc.) properly against water, rust, and dust from
manufacturer's shop to the shipside. Also, confirm its actual
status. Water protection for switch boards should be taken care
especially.
A. ACCOMMODATION
No
A01
A02
A03
A04
A05
A06
A07
A08
A09
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A15
No
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31
A32
A33
A34
A35
A36
B. BRIDGE
No
B01
B02
B03
B04
B05
B06
B07
B08
B09
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
No
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29
B30
B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B35
No
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51
B52
C. CCR
No
C01
C02
C03
No
C04
C05
C06
C07
C08
C09
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
D. SHIP`S OFFICE
No
D01
D02
D03
D04
D05
D06
No
D07
D08
D09
D10
D11
E. ECR
No
E01
E02
E03
E04
E05
E05
E06
E07
E08
E09
E10
E11
E12
E13
No
E14
E15
E16
E17
E18
E19
E20
E21
E22
E23
E24
E25
E26
E27
E28
E29
E30
E31
E32
E33
E34
No
E34
F04
F05
F06
F07
F08
F09
F10
F11
No
F12
F13
F14
F15
F16
F17
F18
F19
F20
F21
F22
F23
F24
F25
No
F24
F25
F26
F27
G03
G04
G05
G06
G07
G08
G09
G10
G11
G11
G12
G13
G14
G15
G16
G17
No
G18
G19
G20
G21
G22
G23
G24
G25
G26
G27
G28
G29
G30
No
G31
G32
G33
G34
G35
G36
G37
G38
G39
G40
G40
G41
G42
H. TEST RECORD
No
H01
H02
H03
H04
H05
H06
H07
H08
H09
No
H10
H11
H12
H13
H14
H15
H16
H17
H18
H19
H20
H21
H22
H23
H24
No
1) Main Generator
H25
H26
H27
H28
H29
H30
H31
H32
2) Propulsion systems
H33
H34
H35
H36
H37
H38
No
H39
H40
H41
H42
H43
H44
NIPPON INDIA SHIP MANAGEMENT PVT LTD.
A. ACCOMMODATION
B. BRIDGE
C. CCR
D. SHIP`S OFFICE
E. ECR
F. ENGINE ROOM and STEERING GEAR ROOM
G. DECK and OTHERS
H. TEST RECORD
Vessel Name
Delivery Date
Date start of Checklist
Date Completed Checklist
Remarks
Newly Issued
Checklist was updated according to VIQ 7 and revision of IMS
A. ACCOMMODATION
Procedure / Check
First aid kits to be put in place with inventory @ Lounge or Galley
Ship specific Fire Safety Operational Booklet and SOLAS Training Manual
@ Mess Room and Recreation Room
Ensure that all equipment are in ready to use condition (Plastic covers should be removed)
Are firemen's outfits in good order and ready for immediate use? (Plastic covers should be removed)
Are BA air cylinders fully pressurized? (Low pressure alarm test)
Garbage bins to be color coded as per Garbage management plan (IMS 1019)
Are a lifejacket and an immersion suit provided for all cabins with IMO symbol?
Is the accommodation space atmosphere being maintained at a higher pressure than that of the ambient
air?
Is the water tight door of fire control room confirmed as not locked from inside?
Is “Safety Handbook” (IMS 1013) provided to all crew members?
Is “On-board complaint procedures (MLC)” provided to all crew members?
Is the cold chambers alarm tested and temperature satisfactory?
Is the hospital alarm tested?
Is all equipment in accommodation area properly secured?
(*) Near Miss: The weights in gymnasium were not secured properly
“Controlled drug”
@ Locked compartment for powerful and narcotic drug in locked compartment or Master’s Cabin
Poster
Muster list (SMS) @ Each deck in accommodation
Lifejacket and Immersion suit donning instructions @ Each deck in accommodation
Copy of DOC, SMC, ISSC @ A-deck Corridor
Copy of MLC, Documentary evidence of financial security for MLC Extension @ A-deck Corridor
Fire Control Plan
NISM Philosophy and Policy @ A-deck Corridor
PPE Matrix (SMS) @ Changing Locker, Galley
Smoking regulations and notice of “Authorized Smoking Area” (SMS) @ Smoking Room
Standard Deployment @ Lounge and Messroom
Company’s "Drug and Alcohol Policy" @ Messroom
Results of drinking water analysis @ Water-fountain and Galley
” Confirmation of Personal Duties and Personal Assignments” (SMS) @ Each Cabin
Categorized “Restricted Area”@ Door of respective area
Placard “Garbage Management” ( ) @ Galley, Pantries and Garbage receptacles space
Toilet poster "Do not throw trash in toilet bowl" @ Public toilet
Procedure for Entering Eng. Room @ Entrance to E/R in Upper Deck
Marine Load Test Report @ Elevator
Name and Contact details of DPA and CSO @ A-deck Corridor
Emergency Call Out ( Phone No.) and LNG Carrier Communication Flow (Organisation)
@ Master’s Cabin
Alcohol Policy on board @ Crew Recreation Room, Officer’s lounge and mess rooms
Cyber Security Awareness poster @ Lounge, Crew Recreation Room
B. BRIDGE
Procedure / Check
A file of all bridge checklists
A file for tracking of Navigational Warnings (NAVTEX, EGC message and NV011)
Standing Order for Deck Dept. (SMS) to be attached in Order Book (File list)
Echo Sounder Alarm Setting
Key (or Password) of BNWAS to be kept with master to prevent unauthorized change of settings
First aid kits to be put in place with inventory
Emergency Towing Booklets
Are fixed fire detection and alarm systems in good order? (No Isolation area)
Are officers familiar with operation of the emergency steering gear?
Is the IMO Coastal Contact List up to date in SOPEP?
Are air driven whistles and fog horns are operable?
(*) Near Miss: The manual operation wire of Air Horn was stuck
Electrical insulation gloves for GMDSS MF/HF Antenna grounding (earthing)
Fuse puller at navigation light fuse panel
A maneuvering booklet (Finished Plan) should be available on the bridge
Poster
Master’s standing order and "Acknowledgement of Master's Order” (NV007)
Wheel House poster ( IMO Res. A.601 (15))
Squat information for loaded and ballast passage
Minimum Allowable UKC (IMS 0106 Annex 8)
Procedure to check the navigation light failure alarm
Gyro compasses change-over procedures
A deviation card for the magnetic compass
Auto to Manual steering changeover procedure
Emergency steering gear changeover procedures
Notice for VDR () @ VDR control panel
Blind sectors of RADAR
Nautical Services Certificate (Digitrace for AVCS/ENC)
Certificate for auto supply of Admirality Hydrographic Chart and Publication
Instructions for operating the DSC and GMDSS equipment @ adjacent to the GMDSS equipment
Actions by ships upon receipt of VHF/MF DSC distress alert (NP 285 Vol.5)
Actions by ships upon receipt of HF DSC distress alert (NP 285 Vol.5)
Table of Specific Frequency
The instructions on the correct use of the VHF channels
(NP285 Vol.5 / Table of Transmitting Frequencies in the VHF Maritime Mobile Band)
Poster "Required boarding arrangements for pilots" (www.impahq.org)
An illustrated table describing the life-saving signals (IMPA code 33.1558)
Muster list (IMS 0105 Annex 2)
Lifejacket and Immersion suit donning instructions
Standard Deployment (IMS 0101 Annex 2)
Drill Schedule
PPE Matrix ()
Poster MOL Body Fit Exercise
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for loaded cargo
SDS for Methane and Nitrogen in “TANKER SAFETY GUIDE (LIQUEFIED GAS)”
Placard “Garbage Management” ()
Emergency Call Out (telephone No.) and LNG Carrier Communication Flow.
Name and Contact details of DPA and CSO
Cyber Security Awareness poster
Sticker / TEPRA / Stencil
“In order to determine collision risks in ARPA system, LOG SPEED data (Speed over water) should be
input into the system” @ RADAR
“Switch off or Set to low power output whilst alongside” @ AIS
“Keep Switch on Always” @ NAVTEX and Inmarsat-C
The vessel’s call sign and Inmarsat ship station identity @ adjacent to the GMDSS equipment
Critical RPM (Speed range) of the Propulsion motor and the Shafting @ M/E Control lever
“Do not use in the gas hazardous area” @ Portable two-way VHF Radio
“The forward mast vent shall be operated in automatic mode always” @ near the operation switch, If fitted
C. CCR
Procedure / Check
Emergency Towing Booklets @ CCR or Ship`s office
Loading computer test and comparison should be carried out by Ship`s staff using class test condition
before first cargo operation.
Training for ballast water management should be carried out by all officers and engineers before first ballast
operation (Training record should be made in Ballast Water Management Manual).
Poster
A list of specific contact numbers for the port
(at least DPA, the port authorities, P&I Club, Agent and National pollution reporting center)
Maximum loading rates (loading limitations at the reference temperature)
Set pressure of cargo tank safety relief valves and a procedure for changing the set pressure
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for loaded cargo
SDS for Methane and Nitrogen in “TANKER SAFETY GUIDE (LIQUEFIED GAS)” (IMS 3013)
Alarm Levels of High/H-High/Very high/Low/L-Low
Emergency Call Out and LNG Carrier Communication Flow
Mimic diagrams of cargo, inert gas and venting system
Cargo pump performance curves
Standard Deployment
PPE Matrix
Coloring Scheme for Piping & Valves
Chief Officer Standing Order
“Chief Officer is the designated person to override alarms and ESD trips under Master’s Authority”
D. SHIP`S OFFICE
Procedure / Check
Emergency Towing Booklets @ CCR or Ship`s office
Inventory of portable gas detectors
Inventory of sample gas for gas detector
Inventory of tube type gas detector
Is the certificate of air quality of breathing apparatus air recharging systems available?
First aid kits to be put in place with inventory @ Ship`s office or Meeting Room
Poster
Emergency Call Out and LNG Carrier Communication Flow
PPE Matrix
Drill and Training Schedule
NISM – LNG Carrier, CBT Training
Cyber Security Awareness poster
E. ECR
Procedure / Check
Clear file of all Engine checklists
Are the sludge and bilge tanks designated in IOPP Certificate listed in the Oil Record Book?
Are the procedures to restart essential equipment available?
Lub oil analysis reports (Yard supply)
Is a comprehensive and up to date inventory of spare parts being maintained?
(Critical Equipment / Others )
Is deck insulation provided to the front and rear of electrical switchboards and is it in good order?
Low insulation alarm to be set at 5 megaohm on 440 volt / 2 megaohm on 220 volt
Are engineers familiar with operation of the steering gear in the emergency mode?
Chief Engineer approve the M-ZERO Checklist
The “Patrolman call system” should be set to activate at intervals not exceeding 15minutes
Standard compound gauge with certificate on board
First aid kits to be put in place with inventory
Record the running counter of machineries on the date of delivery for PMS update
Poster
Muster list (IMS 0105 Annex 2)
Lifejacket and Immersion suit donning instructions
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for loaded cargo
SDS for Methane and Nitrogen in “TANKER SAFETY GUIDE (LIQUEFIED GAS)”
SDS for Bunkers used on board (including initial supply by yard)
Regulation 12 of MARPOL Annex VI (Ozone Depleting Substances)
C/E Standing Order countersigned by all engineers and ratings
Standard Deployment
C/E`s instruction for M-Zero Operation
Placard “Garbage Management”
Emergency Call Out and LNG Carrier Communication Flow
Dead Ship recovery - Regain power from emergency to MSBD
“What and How To Do, In Case of Electric Shock Accident” () @ MSBD Room
PPE Matrix
Coloring Scheme for Piping & Valves
MOL Body Fit Exercise (Poster)
Drill and Training Schedule
Procedure for Entering Engine Room
Name and Contact details of DPA and CSO
<Special Caution> in IMS 0107 Sec 4.1.2.2 @ Boiler console
Cyber Security Awareness poster
Sticker / TEPRA / Stencil
Critical RPM (Speed range) of the Propulsion rotors and the Shafting @ M/E Control lever
Is all loose gear on deck, in stores and in internal spaces properly secured?
Inventory of Helicopter Operation Equipment (Intrinsically safe type light with red cone should be provided)
Has security familiarization training to all crew been completed by SSO and are the visitor cards prepared?
Is the portable light arrangement for launching of forward liferaft ready to use
Are fire pumps in full operational condition and are starting instructions clearly displayed?
Are lifeboats, including their equipment and launching mechanisms, in good order?
Are lifeboats, including their equipment and launching mechanisms, in good order?
b. High expansion foam system (Marking on isolating valves, Certificate of foam compound, Auto Mode)
Is the condition of scupper plugs satisfactory and are scuppers effectively plugged?
PPEs in Battery Room (Electric insulation gloves, apron and Face shield and eye wash)
Poster
Lifeboat and Liferaft operating instructions @ Launching station under emergency light
Concise starting instructions for the emergency generator @ EMCY Generator Room
Emergency Diesel Generator Fuel Tank 18 hours' reserve calculation @ EMCY Generator Room
“What and How To Do, In Case of Electric Shock Accident”
@ ESBD, CSBD and GMDSS MF/HF Antenna
Concise Starting instructions of emergency fire pump @ EMCY Fire Pump Room
SDS for chemicals and paints used on board @ Paint Store and Chemical Store
Safety Poster-1 (Flammable liquid in plastic bottle) @ Paint Store and Deck Store
Lifejacket and Immersion suit donning instructions @ Bosun Store
Pollution prevention notice for Bilge Overboard Valve @ Bilge overboard valve
Notice for compressor room entrance @ Compressor Room
Safety Poster-2 (Safety Instruction to Visitor) @ Gangway Watch Desk
Notice “Keep away from loading/unloading arms area at Manifold” @ Manifold
Poster of Strictly prohibited to keep incinerated ash in paper bag @ Garbage Storage Store
Sticker / TEPRA / Stencil
Marking on Manifold drain “Closed and swung out in port”
Marking on Manifold “No water in drip tray during cargo work”
Marking on Bunker pipelines (Date of test / Test pressure )
Making on Savealls (Capacity)
IMO symbols (LSA) @ the locations of life saving appliances
IMO symbol (Face shield) @ Chemical lockers, Manifold, Battery Room, Paint store, Boiler chemical lab
IMO symbol (Ear Protection) @ E/R entrance, Comp. Room, Motor room, S/R Room entrance, Boson Store
- Max. and Min. permitted design angles of inclination, design load, maximum load on bottom end plate
H. TEST RECORD
Emergency Equipment
Emergency Alarm System
Emergency Light System (All emergency lights)
Emergency Shut Down System with dummy plug (All Switches) and Independent level alarm system
Fixed fire detection system (At least one alarm from each loop and one each type of sensor)
All fire door magnet switches releasing (on fire alarm activation)
Water Spray system
Fire pumps
a. Starting fire main pumps
b. Starting an emergency fire pump using at least the two required jets of water
c. Isolation valve position and Marking
Emergency Generator
a. Starting and On-load Test
b. Starting by secondary means
c. To test remote operation of the valve for the emergency generator fuel tank
Lifeboat
a. Canopy Light / Search Light / Ceiling Light
b. Starting Engine
c. Rudder movement Test (Hard to hard)
d. Air support system pressure test and required pressure available.
e. Station drill with both boat water borne and maneuvering test
Engine Room
Emergency Steering Operation Test
M/T auto spin function tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence)
M/T alarms tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence)
M/T safety devices tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence) - PMS updated
Main Boiler safety devices tested by crew (or by maker/SI in crew presence) - PMS updated
Turbo-generator safety devices tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence) - PMS updated
Main Feed Water Pump safety devices tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence) - PMS updated
Auxiliary Machinery safety devices tested by crew (or by maker in crew/SI presence) - PMS updated
15ppm alarm of Oily Water Separator tested by crew
Fuel Oil Transfer Pump Auto-stop by Settling tank level switch
Alarms for Engineers’ call, Patrolman call, Fridge chamber, Elevator cage tested
Engine Room Bilge Alarm Test
IGG Plant - i) Flame failure ii) Jaket high temperature iii) O2 high/low alarm function
Fuel oil leak off alarm for Diesel generator
M/T or M/E trip from Bridge
DFDE Vessel
) Main Generator
Oil mist detectors Function Test
Lub oil low pressure Alarm & Trip Test
Turning Gear Interlock functions (If Auto cycle, then N/A)
HT cooling water outlet High temperature trip Test
Local Operation
Slow turning function
Gas to Diesel trip - Unit high temperature deviation Alarm
Gas to Diesel trip - Main gas pressure Low
) Propulsion systems
Gear Box lub oil system operation
Gear Box lub oil system trip tested
Stern tube seal system & drains
Shaft locking device & towing procedure
Procedure for single motor propulsion
Run both PEM's on one transformer
Gas combustion unit (If provided)
Verify operation of GCU master trip
Verify wheel house inhibit switch operational
GCU combustion fan operational
GCU dilution air fans operational
verify normal auto operation of GCU
Check purge air supply to diesel generator
Rev.00 ( 2020)
Retention: -
Report: -
VASANT1
1 JUNE 2020
20 MAY 2020
Date
21-Jan-20
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 5.43
VIQ 5.43
IMS 0109 Sec 5.1
VIQ 5.32 / 5.47
VIQ 5.10
VIQ 11.17
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 5.14
VIQ 5.37
VIQ 5.8
VIQ 10.4
VIQ 7.2
Reference Y N NA Remarks
NAV checklist
VIQ 9.29
VIQ 5.35
VIQ 10.39
VIQ 6.1
VIQ 4.3
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 4.1
VIQ 4.3
VIQ 4.5
VIQ 4.5
VIQ 4.8
VIQ 4.9
VIQ 4.9
SOLAS V/26.3.1
VIQ 10.39
VIQ 4.11
VIQ 4.21
MSC/Circ.568
SOLAS V/29
VIQ 5.46
MARPOL V / Reg. 10
VIQ 7.2
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 4.21
VIQ 4.27
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 9.29
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 6.1
VIQ 8.1
VIQ 8.48
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 8.3
VIQ 8.13
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 9.29
VIQ 5.23
VIQ 5.23
VIQ 5.23
VIQ 5.43
Reference Y N NA Remarks
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 2.10
VIQ 10.6
VIQ 10.7
VIQ 10.13
VIQ 10.13
VIQ 10.24
VIQ 10.38
VIQ 10.39
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 10.3
MARPOL V / Reg. 10
VIQ 7.2
Reference Y N NA Remarks
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 8.46
VIQ 10.15
VIQ 10.24
VIQ 10.25
VIQ 10.27
VIQ 10.39
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 6.18
SOLAS V/26.3.1
33 CFR 155.450
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 10.40
VIQ 10.15
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 9.29
VIQ 5.11
VIQ 5.26
VIQ 8.66
VIQ 5.28
VIQ 5.38
VIQ 5.29
VIQ 5.29
VIQ 5.47
VIQ 5.40
VIQ 8.17
VIQ 6.2
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 5.29
VIQ 10.34
VIQ 10.35
VIQ 5.41
VIQ 5.46
VIQ 6.10
VIQ 5.17
VIQ 5.69
Reference Y N NA Remarks
VIQ 8.67
VIQ 6.7
VIQ 6.9
VIQ 5.38
VIQ 11.7
VIQ 11.7
VIQ 5.47
VIQ 9.7
Date of Test Y N NA Remarks
Date of Test Y N NA Remarks
Date of Test Y N NA Remarks
NIPPON INDIA SHIP MANAGEMENT PVT LTD.
Forms on Shore
New Construction / Outfitting / Delivery Check List
Timing: As Req'd Report: Any mode
NAGEMENT PVT LTD.
Shore ID No.
ng / Delivery Check List Rev.01
Retention: 5 years