Basic Safety and Security Knowledge For Oiler and Wipers: Ocean Tankers

OCEAN TANKERS
Basic Safety and Security Knowledge for Oiler and Wipers
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Basic Safety
1. What is your lifeboat duty? Bowman Sternsheet Lowerer First aid party Provision and blanket release gripes make fast painter Embarkation ladder What is your fire fighting duty? Fire hose party First aid party Lifeboat party Rescue party Engine room party 3 What do you do when you hear lifeboat station alarm? Put on helmet and boiler suit and safety shoe. wear life jacket put on extra clothing muster at life boat station What do you do when you hear emergency station? Put on helmet and boiler suit and safety shoe. Muster at emergency station
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5 What do you do when you see a fire in the accomodation? Raise fire alarm try to put out the fire if not possible, rush to muster station Who is your safety officer? The chief mate. What is DPA? Designated person ashore Who is your DPA? Mr Ng Kwang Chiau What is ISM? International Safety Management How many times must you conduct lifeboat and fire drill. One time every month. 14 11 How many times you must lower the lifeboat to water level? One time every 3 months. What is the oxygen content of gas free tank? 21 % by volume What is the hydro carbon content of gas free tank? 0 % by volume What is the name of the instrument that measure oxygen? Oxygen analyser What is the name of the instrument that measure hydro carbon? Combustible gas meter. 12.
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1. What is CSO? Company Security Officer What is SSO? Ship Security Officer What is SSP? Ship Security Plan Who is the CSO? Mr Ng Kwang Chiau Who is the SSO? The Master What is SSAS? Ship security alert system 8. 7. 2. Name some restricted areas on the ship? Bridge, Engine room, Air condition control room, Cargo control room, accommodation, Steering gear, store room. What are the 3 security levels? Level 1, 2 and 3 Where do you find security monitoring procedures? Appendix 13 of the SSP How many time must security drills be conducted? One time every three months.
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Fire Alarm Continuous ringing of the bell
Abandon 5 shorts and one prolong blast of the alarm
Procedures to follow on hearing Abandon ship alarm 1. Wear Life Jacket 2. Put on extra clothing 3. Muster station
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Fire Fighting
Classes of Fire
Fires caused by paper, wood, cloth, rubber, and certain plastics.
Water Extinguisher
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Fires caused grease, gasoline, oil.
carbon dioxide
Foam Extinguisher
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Classes of Fire Electrical Fire
carbon dioxide
dry chemical powder

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Metal Fire No common Extinguishers. Special fire extinguisher use Sodium Chloride and Argon gas can be used
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LifeBoat Equipment
2 boat hooks Sea Anchor
2 buckets and 1 bailer Crutches
Oars
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2 rope painters
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LifeBoat Equipment
2 axes Fresh water 3 Graduated Drinking Containers Torch light
6 hand flares
Whistle
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LifeBoat Equipment
Anti seasickness tablets 3 portable radio Jack knife
Fire extinguisher
3 can openers Fishing hook and line Heliograph

Food ration
Security
1. What is CSO? Company Security Officer What is SSO? Ship Security Officer What is SSP? Ship Security Plan Who is the CSO? Mr Ng Kwang Chiau Who is the SSO? The Master What is SSA? Ship security alert system 8. 7. 2. Name some restricted areas on the ship? Bridge, Engine room, Air condition control room, Cargo control room, accommodation, Steering gear, store room. What are the 3 security levels? Level 1, 2 and 3 Where do you find security monitoring procedures? Appendix 13 of the SSP How many time must security drills be conducted? One time every three months.
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Basic Engine Room Knowledge

For Wiper and Oilers
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Basic Tools
Allen Keys Ball Bearing
Flat Head Screw driver
Goggles
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Basic Tools
Drill Chuck
Vernier Sliding Caliper
Drill Bit
Pipe Wrench
Basic Tools
Drill bits set

Bench Vice
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vise grip combination Plier
Basic Tools
Electric hand drill
Double Open end Spanner
Ring Spanner
Basic Tools
File
Electric bench Grinder
Oil Can Carpenter Hammer

Basic Tools
Tap and die set for making threads Thread of a bolt
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Measuring Tape
Hand Saw Axe
Hand held drill

Shifting or Adjustable spanner
Hack saw
Phillips screwdriver
Scraper
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Basic Term
Lathe Main Engine Piston Exhaust valve grinding machine Main Engine Piston rod
Welding Gas Cutting

Portable acetylene bottle (Taller) Oxygen bottle (shorter) Gas cutting torch
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Basic tools
Valves
Gasket Circlip extractor
Long Nose plier

Basic tools
Elbow
flanges Electrode holder
Welding mask electrode

Basic tools
Gas cutting torch
acetylene bottle
Fire alarm
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Basic tools
Pneumatic Diaphragm pump
Incinerator
Basic tools
Purifier
Bunker manifold
Telegraph
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Basic Equipment
Tubular Cooler
Boiler furnace
Air Bottle
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Boiler drum
Basic tools
Steel Sounding Tape
Spill tray Main Engine starting lever
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Basic tools and equipment

Save all Main Engine Exhaust valve
Electric welding Electrode
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Additional For Oilers
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Engine Room Construction
BOILER
Air Conditioner compressor
Compressed air bottle

Calorifier
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Cargo Pump Turbine
Fresh Water Pump
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Deck Seal Pump
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Transfer Pump
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Fire and GS Pump
Emergency fire Pump
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Fresh Water generator
Generator
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Hydrophore tank
Incinerator
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Lub Oil Pump
Plate type Heat Exchanger 38
Oily Water separator
Sewage Treatment Plant
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Turbo Charger
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Pump motors
Boiler Force draft fan Steering Gear
Hydraulic pump unit for aft winch


Purifier Generator
Main Engine
Transfer pump motor

Exhaust Uptake
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Turbine blade Diffuser
Intermediate shaft
Calorifier
Emergency fire pump

Parts Of the Pump
Pump casing
Centrifugal Pump Shaft Sleeve
Pump Bearing
Mechanical Seal Impeller

Parts of Diesel Engine
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Parts of Air Conditioner

Electric motor Freon return
Compressor
Crank case door

Sea water cooling
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Parts of Fresh Water Generator

Sea Water Control Panel
From Jacket cooling system

Evaporator
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Parts of the Boiler

Inspection port Fresh air intake
Steam Drum Combustion Chamber
Burner
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Heat exchanger plates Main engine exhaust valve
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Intermediate shaft
Intermediate bearing
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IG Fan and Propeller shaft

Flue gas from boiler uptake Flywheel cover
Flue gas to scrubber
Protection for tachometer
IG Fan
Inert gas fan unit

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Fan Motor
Shaft
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Parts of the main engine
Exhaust Manifold
Exhaust valve
Cylinder head Exhaust pipe
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Parts of Cargo pump turbine

Steam exhaust Steam Turbine Reduction gear
Lub oil sump

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OCEAN TANKERS

Basic Safety and Security Knowledge for Oiler and Wipers

March 2006 Ver 2.0

Ocean Tankers IAT Dept All Rights Reserved

March 2006 Ver 2.0

Ocean Tankers IAT Dept All Rights Reserved

March 2006 Ver 2.0

Ocean Tankers IAT Dept All Rights Reserved

March 2006 Ver 2.0

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Abandon 5 shorts and one prolong blast of the alarm

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dry chemical powder

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2 buckets and 1 bailer Crutches

First aid kit

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3 can openers Fishing hook and line Heliograph

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Basic Engine Room Knowledge

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Flat Head Screw driver

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Vernier Sliding Caliper

Drill bits set

vise grip combination Plier

Double Open end Spanner

Electric bench Grinder

Oil Can Carpenter Hammer

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Hand Saw Axe

Hand held drill

Shifting or Adjustable spanner

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Welding Gas Cutting

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Gasket Circlip extractor

Long Nose plier

flanges Electrode holder

Welding mask electrode

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Spill tray Main Engine starting lever

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