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Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
Remarks :
Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
Remarks :
Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
9. TEST AND RECORD LOCATION OF 10. TEST AND RECORD LOC OF ANY 2
ANY 2 BILGE ALARMS FIRE ALARM SENSORS
13. E/R ROOM HAND HELD RADIOS 14. TALKBACK AND ENGINE
CHARGED AND WORKING TELEGRAPHS WORKING
15. ANY FIRE HAZARDS PRESENT, 16. SAVEALLS CLEAN AND DRAINING
RUBBISH, RAGS,OIL SPILLS, CORRECTLY
Remarks :
Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
F. MAIN ENGINES
1. P.M.E. APPEARANCE OVERALL 2. S.M.E. APPEARANCE OVERALL
F. MAIN ENGINES
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7. HIPAP 8.
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I. Emergency Equipment
Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
I. Emergency Equipment
1. GENERAL ALARM 2. FIRE DETECTOR PANEL (ALARM
FREE)
3. GAS ALARM 4. EMERGENCY LIGHTING
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Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
All portable electrical appliances such as grinders, welders, drills, saws are subject to testing and
tagging.
Testing and Tagging is to be conducted annually by the Chief Engineer or Electrical Officer.
Testing and tagging of portable electrical appliances is to be conducted with the use of an insulated
resistance meter and ohmmeter.
Remarks :
Tidewater Marine East Region (ER)
Date Effective: 01 April 2018 Document No:
Title: SHIP TECHNICAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST Rev: 00
Approved By: Regional Manager ER-TC-41
Start with daily records and log books and look for a reflection of daily activities.
A lone entry such as “continue with TM or daily maintenance” would not be considered
adequate.
What we want to see here is a culture of using the J.S.A. and pre-work sheets much as an
airline pilot uses his pre-flight check lists; it is an aid, pretty much like a crib sheet before
taking an exam, we are trying not to overlook anything. Only in this case we only pass the
exam when the task is completed without any incidents. We want ENCOURAGEMENT NOT
PUNISHMENT!
There should be no omissions here, these items should be kept simply but current and up to
date.
These items as seen should be in good order and ready to go. Most of these have the capacity
to be life savers.
Here we look for a general ambience and feeling. It is usually more beneficial to highlight
good points found and to give praise than it is to look for failings.
F. Main Engines
Is the most valuable and critical plant on the ship and normally this is reflected in the
engineers attitude to its upkeep and maintenance. It is probably best to be very circumspect
here and take around 30 mins per engine.
This is about how the deck crew see the way in which their equipment is serviceable and any
queries or problems are dealt with in a safe and timely manner.
H. D.P. system
I. Emergency Equipment
Speaks for itself really, all this stuff is like the seat belt and airbags in your car:- taken for
granted until you really need it!
OVERVIEW
What we are looking to find or achieve by carrying out audits like these is to
encourage a culture where crew take ownership of problems and shortfalls and
start working together to achieve an improved and safer work place.
GUIDELINES
SECTION NOTES MIN NO
A to D ALL FIELDS
E AS TIME ALLOWS 8
F AS TIME ALLOWS 4
G ALL
H IF APPLICABLE
I ALL
J 6 MONTHLY AND ANUALLY 5
SIGNATURE OF SUPERINTENDENT:
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DATE:.....................................................
External / Internal Corrective Action Plan
Report No: Report Vessel / IMO Number: Flag: Page 14 of
Date: Location: 14
Name of Auditor / Surveyor: Issuer of SMC: Issuer of DOC:
NC / Category Description of Non Investigation and Immediate/ Remedial Due Date Action
Obs No of Conformity Analysis for Possible Action / Corrective Closed
Deficiency Root Cause(s) Preventive Actions Verified
Signed Date