COMPETENCE: 1 Ensure Compliance With Pollution Prevention Requirements

NAME : EXSA RIZKI YOVALDI ZAKA
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SUBJECT : CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF THE SHIP

AND CARE FOR PERSON ON BOARD AT THE
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SHIP NAME : MV.FLORES SEA
SHIP TYPE : CONTAINER
COMPANY : AMAS ISCINDO UTAMA
YEAR OF SEA PROJECT : 2015-2016
COMPETENCE: 1 Ensure Compliance with Pollution

Prevention Requirements
1. With reference to the ship on which you are serving, describe briefly the
emergency shut down procedures that are laid down for bunkering operations.
Answer No.1
 ESD or Emergency Shut Down procedure should be discussed

between the ship and shore on how to shut down, when to shut down and what
to shut down.
 These procedures should contain necessary equipment to deal with oil
spill such as containment, and SOPEP equipments.
 Sufficient personel should be stand by at the start location both on the
terminal and the ship. Also the operator from terminal also necessary.
 Communication between ship and shore should be well communicated

by hand signal and shore should be well.
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2. Refer to SOPEP on board and list out all the Port state contacts given for the
United Kingdom.
Answer No.2
Refer to the SOPEP on board and list out all the Port State contacts given for
the United Kingdom when a pollution incident has accured :
- Ship registered.
- The national country.
- The local authorities.
 Singapore.
 Indonesia.
 Malaysia.
 Korea.
 Thailand.
 Philipines.
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United Kingdom :
Ship inspection – Head officer : Officer of Superintendent of port’s
harbour.
Read bay
British West Indies
161 : 264 497 3467
264 497 5258
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3. Refer to the EmS of the IMDG Code; what does it say for a spillage of
Benzonitrile?
Answer No.3
 Benzonitrile is categorized as dangerous goods class 6.1 with UN

number : 2224.
 The emergency procedure for ship carrying dangerous goods for
benzonitrile is categorized as S.A or spillage schedule Alfa, as
follows :
- General contents
Wear suitable clothes and self contained breathing apparatus.

Avoid contact even when wearing protective clothing.
Contaminate clothing should be washed off with water.
- Spillage on deck
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If there is spillage on deck don’t dreck water straight to the

spillage, it well get straight to sea and caused pollution. Make
the spillage into packages (small-spillage).
- Cargo transport unit
Keep bridge and living the cargo transport unit up wind wash
overboard.
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4. What is the purpose of a safety line on board an how would you go about
rigging one?
Answer No.4
It’s function is for safety, if our vessel through a rough weather or any
emergency working on deck we must rigging the safety line. I would install it
on the stenroom on deck.
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COMPETENCE: 2 Maintain Seaworthiness of The Ship
5. List the safety precautions to be taken when planning a job of funnel chipping
and painting. Name the materials required for this job.
Answer No.5
The precaution will take as follows :

 Give standby fire fighting equipment.
 Close ventilation of the funnel.
 Personal safety for ever persons.
 All equipment for chipping and painting.
 Make sure all personels use safety line.
 Rope.
 Beam.
 Ladder.
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6. Draw a plan of the mooring arrangements on board your ship. Identify and
mark the different type of fairleads.
Answer No.6
Type of Fairlead on board my ship :

1. Roller chock fairlead.
2. Roller chock fairlead with pedestal.
3. Universal fairlead roller type.
Drawing on the next page.
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7. Draw a plan of your ship showing all the watertight doors and hatches on
board. Identify each type. Describe how you would go about maintaining
them.
Answer No.7
a. Watertight door
 Type : manual with hand lock.
 Location :
1. Entrance to accoodation.
2. Entrance to forecaste store.
3. Entrance to cargo hold.
4. Entrance to engine room.
5. Entrance to bosun store.
6. Entrance to paint store.
7. Emergency exit.
8. Entrance to CO2 room.
b. Hatch Cover
Type of Hatch Cover : Single pull type hatch cover FV TYPE-YASIO
with hydrolic.
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c. Maintenance :
- Give vaseline for all the rubber of watertight doors.
- Give grease for dog locked.
- Watertight doors always keep close at the sea or anywhere.
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8. How would you go about freeing a universal multiangle fairlead-whose rollers

have seized?
Answer No.8
On my ship, she doesn’t have universal multiangle fairlead, so I don’t have

experience to freeing a universal multiangle fairlead.
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9. List all pneumatic surface preparation tools that you have on board and briefly
explain how you would use them. List the safety precautions you would take.
Also briefly explain how would you prepare a surface for painting.
Answer No.9
 Pneumatic equipment on board :

a. Fix gauge for MDO, MGO, LO.
b. Portable pneumatic pump
Procedure operation :
 Fixed gauge : just only push the button on the switch panel.
 Portable pump : connected to the electic pump and press
start button.
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 Safety precaution :
-Always maintain or check pipe or hose before using them.

Ensure that there isn’t only leaking because pneumatic use
principle of our pressure.
-For painting on board is not used pneumatic equipment.
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10. Look in your ship’s painting and coating manual. What type of paints are used
for your shipside both underwater and both topping area, your main deck, your
hatch covers, superstructure and ventilators? What paint are you using in your
engine room? Also mention what primer do use in each of the above areas,
how many coats, coat thickness, any intermediary coat and the number of
final coats.
Answer No.10
 Hatch Cover & Cargo Hold :

c. BANNOH 500 GREY (FINISH).
 Engine Room :
d. EVAMARINE EXTERIOR CS-631 GREEN.
e. E/M N6 CS-614 GREY.
 Inside Accomodation :
f. E/M 442 CS-518 10GY 4/7 GREEN.
g. EVAMARINE EXTERIOR CS-631 GREEN.
h. E/M WHITE CS-651 N9.5.
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 Outside Accomodation :
i. ACRI 700 FINJ 332 CS-617 CREAM.
 Machinary For Deck & Engine :
j. E/M 535 CS-631 2.5G7/2.
 Deck/Upper Deck Outside :
 ACRI 700 FINJ 442 CS-518 GREEN.

 Many Base :
 ACRI 700 PRIMER J RED BROWN.
 Ship Bottom :
 BANNOH QD 500 RED BROWN.
 Ship Hull :
 ACRI 700 FINJ BLACK CS-650 N1.
 E/M BLACK N1.
 EPICON FINISIHED BLACK CS-650.
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 Anti-Fouling For Ship Hull:
 SEAGRANDPRIX 660 HS BROWN.
 Ship Funnel :
 ACRI 700 CS-643 BLUE.
 Funnel :
 E/M 837 CS-643 2.5 PB3.5/10 BLUE.
 ACRI 700 FINJ 837 CS-643 BLUE.
 Heat Resist For Funnel :
 SILICON HR SILVER.
 Ship Railing :
 ACRI 700 FINJ WHITE CS-651 N9.5.
 Gangway :
 S/S 500 (SILVER PAR).
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 Lifeboat :
 ACRI 700 CS-623 INT/ORANGE.
 ACRI 700 FINJ 134 CS-623 ORANGE.
 Signal Hazard :
 E/M LCF 346 CS-622 2.5Y8/16 YELLOW.
 Fire Hydrant :
 E/M LCF CS-625 RED.
 Thinner :
 EPOXY THINNER A
 CR/ACRI THINNER A
 MARINE THINNER.
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COMPETENCE: 3 Prevent,Control and Fight Fires on

Board
11. Make a plan of all the fire extinguisher that are on board your ship. List the
types of extinguisher that you have on board and justify the locations in which
they are suitably placed. With reference to the extinguisher on board-briefly
explain how to recharge them (include all extinguisher in accomodation,
engine roomn tunnel and spaces).
Answer No.11
 Fire extinguisher systems on board my ship in MV VICTORY UNION

are :
Cargo hold : CO2 fire extinguishing system.
Sea water fire extinguishing system.
 Machinery space : CO2 fire extinguishing system.
Sea water fire extinguishing system.

Portable fire extinguisher.
Fixed pressure water spraying system.
 Accomodation space : Sea water fire extinguishing system.
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 Other space : Sea water fire extinguishing system.

As required by the rules.
 Emergency fire pump : Electric motor driven horizontal.
50m3/h x 22kW.
 CO2 bottles : 55.0kg x 78 cylinders.
 Engine room : Fire Extinguisher Portable Powder 6kg.
For foam and CO2 type can be changed on board but for wheeled foam
type have to order for the recharge to the manufacture. To rechange foam
and CO2 type :
 Extinguisher must be completely discharge.
 Remove the head cap.
 For foam type remove the CO2 cartridge.
 Refill the extinguisher with foam solution and water and also.
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 Recharge the CO2 cartridge. For CO2 type just recharge the
CO2 cylinder that is exhausted.
 Put the head cap back and make sure it is tight.
 Renew the seal.
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12. Have you seen a portable 50kg DCP extinguisher on your ship? If so where is
it located? Refer to the instruction booklet and briefly explain with diagrams
how the extinguisher works. How will you recharge this particular
extinguisher?
Answer No.12
Yes, we have a portable 50kg extinguisher. It is located in Engine

room.Drawing on the next page.
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13. Draw a diagram of the fire line on board your ship. Mark all the hydrants and
hose boxes. What is the length of a hose on your ship?
Answer No.13
The length of the hose in my ship is 15 m. Drawing on next page
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14. You have just taken part in an emergency drill where a fire was simulated in
the galley. Give a detailed timed record of how the drill was conducted. How
was the fire fighting organised. How were the squads made and how was the
responsibility shared. Start from the time the ala, was raised until the exercise
was conducted with a briefing.
Answer No.14
 Fire drill simulator

Location : Fire in the galley.
 Time recorded : 30 minutes.
Start : 16.00
Finish : 16.30
 Squad organization : Followed the muster list.
 Responsibility
Specific : Master
General : All crew on board.
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 Briefing : Correction as followed :

- Officer did not use safety equipment.
- B.A not used to look like real.
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15. List all the fire fighting equipment on board your ship. With the help of the
safety officer make a plan to conduct routine inspections and maintenance for
all the equipment for the next six months.
Answer No.15
 List all the fire fighting equipment of MV VICTORY UNION:

 Portbale foam extinguisher.
 Smoke, flame or thermal detector.
 Portable CO2 etinguisher.
 Portbale wet chemical extinguisher.
 Fire fighting suits and breathing apparatus.
 Fixed CO2
 Fixed water spray or splinker.
 Wheeled foam extinguisher.
 Fire hoses with nozzle and hydrants.
 Fire pump and emergency fire pump.
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 Portable foam applicator.
 Spare Charge Of Extinguisher :

a. Powder.
b. Foam.
All equipments are checked visually and for portable extinguisher look at the
weight, condition, capacity, and expired of portable every month. Also every
month we have to check on the condition of CO2 cylinder in the CO2 room.
And for fire hose we conduct 3 months maintenance. So, every 3 months we
check the condition of the fire hose and the couplings, also tried to use them.
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16. What type of fixed fire extinguisher system is there on board your ship. Please
draw a clear diagram of the entire system and explain the operation of the
system. Clearly explain the areas for which the system can be used and the
number of bottles marked for each area the system protects.
Answer No.16
Fire fixed extinguisher system is CO2 system which cover engine room
area. Drawing on the next page.
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17. Draw a diagram showing all the fire detecting sensors on board your ship.
Say what type of sensors are being used at various places on board and
explain why.
Answer No.17
For upper deck, A-deck, B-deck, C-deck, ridge deck, and cargo hold, all are
using smoke detector for the fire detecting sensor system in MV FLORES
SEA because in those places smoke detector is more suited to detecting
fire. In this places if there is fire then the materials around there will create
smoke because of the fire. For engine room we use smoke detector also heat
detector because engine room is a hot space so we need to have heat detector
to know if the engine temperature is normal or rising because of the

fire.Drawing on the next page.
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18. How many CABA’s do you have on board? Where are they located? List all
the equipment including the fireman’s outfit which is kept along with them.
Name the make of the CABA’s find out the capacity of their air cylinders and
accordingly calculate their nominal working duration.
Answer No.18
 My ship has 5 set of CABA and 13 cylinder for spare.

It’s located at :
- Fire station.
- Fire control room.

- CO2 room.
- SOPEP.
- Deck Store.
 Equipment that are kept along with CABA are Fireman Outfit, axe,
safety line, safety belt, water proof torch light.
 Maker of the CABA is Fain.
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- Type : compressed air 2 stop pressure reductor positive type.

- Capacity : 1.125/1.275 ( P 150 kg/cm2 L).
a. at atmosphere pressure.
- Operating time : 30 – 50 minutes.
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19. Do you have a BA charging compressor on board? Assist the safety officer
in charging an SCBA air cylinder and describe in detail what precautions
you will take during the charging process.
Answer No.19
In my ship MV FLORES SEA, we don’t have a BA charging compressor

on board.
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20. When one of your colleagues was going down the hold be slipped on the
rungs and fell down. How would you go about a rescue?
Answer No.20
 Check the oxygen content of hold.

 Used of proper check list.
 Used of permit to enter.
 If necessary use SCBA.

 Life line.
 Used of proper communication.
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21. What type of resuscitation equipment do you have on board? Using

diagrams, explain in detail its operation.
Answer No.21
On board my ship there are two portable resuscitation. The operation of

this equipment is as follows :
- Open the valve on the oxygen cylinder until the pressure shown
to 15 per minutes.
- Prepare the patient.
- Hold the mask tightly and put on the patient face then ventilate
the patient by rhythmically compressing the ventilation bag for
respiratory.
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COMPETENCE: 4 Operate Life Saving Appliences
22. The following is the complement of your ship. Using your ship;s muster
list as a reference. Prepare a muster list indicating various squads and
duties of all personal. (please note that you only have the following
persons on board).
Master, chief officer, 2nd officer and 3rd officer.
Chief engineer, 2nd engineer, and 3rd engineer.
One fitter and 2 motorman.
3 AB’s and 2 OS’s. One cook + one steward.
Total 17 in number.
Answer No.22
Master : overall command
Chief officer : steering and normal release gear.
2nd officer : bring ship’s documents and GMDSS Radio + battery.
3rd officer: bring SART and EPIRB and pyrotechnics.
Chief engineer : in charge of lifeboat engine.
2nd engineer : emergency release gear and disconnect the battery.
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3rd engineer : in charge of emergency light and emarkation light.

1st fitter : bring blanket.
1st motorman : bring blanket.
2nd motorman : bring water.
1st AB : assist in emergency steering.
2nd AB : close and secure watertight door.
3rd AB : bring binoculars and check of obstruction on track.
2 OS : bring water.
Cook : bring extra provision.
Steward : bring extra provision.
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23. List the make and type of all pyrotechnics you have on board. Give a brief
note on the operation of each of them including their specifications. Refer
to the manufacturer’s instruction leaflets.
Answer No.23
 Hand Flare :
16. Maker : PAIN WESSEX.
17. Pull down handle.

18. Twist handle.
19. To ignite strike and sharply.

20. After ignition do not stare at the flare.
 Rocket Parachute Flare :
22. Remove the safety pin and the eges.
23. Trigger drops down.
24. To fire push trigger up words.
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 Bouyant Smoke Signal :
26. Remove top cap and pull card found inside.

27. There will be a slight day to start the smoke.
28. Throw the unit overboard to ignite the smoke.
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24. What type of survival craft do you have in board? Please describe in detail
the type, dimensions and instruction for launching these. Explain in details
the launching of lifeboats on your ship. What precautions will you take?
Answer No.24
 Type : open lifeboat.

 Dimensions :
29. Length : 6650 mm.
30. Breadth : 2700 mm.
31. Depth : 1200 mm.
32. Height max : 3400mm.
 Launching and operation :
33. Open side lashing plates by pulling rope on platform deck.
34. Disconnect the charging cable.
35. Check if the wires are disconnected from davit.
36. Check if lifelines are secured.

37. Check if free from obstruction and lashing.
38. Remove release hook safety pin from the release gear.
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39. Switch the battery to 1 or 2.

40. Take out release handle safety pin.
41. Close bypass valve.
42. By operating the release handle 5 to 10 times the hydraulic will
release the lifeboat from the hook and the lifeboat will
slide down to the launching ramp.
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25. What type of lifeboats engines do you have on board? Give their
specification and explain how you operation them.
Answer No.25
 Type lifeboat’s engine : Vertical, water-cooled, 4-cycle.

 The model’s engine : 3JH30A.
 The operation :
43. Check the fuel level.
44. Open the fuel supply valve.

45. Open the seawater intake valve.
46. Close the breaker.
47. Put the gearbox control level in the neutral position.
48. Turn in the ignition key switch to on (clockwise).
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26. Having gone through the SOLAS regulations and your lifeboat equipment
on board, list all the equipment that is carried in your ship’s lifeboat. Also
briefly explain the use of each.
Answer No.26
49. Oars (buoyant).

50. Boat Hook.
51. Bouyant Bailer.
52. Bucket.
53. Magnetic Compass.
54. Sea Anchor.
55. Painter.
56. Hatchet.
57. Water Proof Electric Torch.

58. Whistle.
59. First Aid Kit.
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60. Bouyant Rescue Quoit.

61. Portable Dry Powder Extinguisher.
62. Search Light.
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63. Radar Reflector.

64. Thermal Protective Aid.
65. Rudder.
66. Bouyant Line
67. Position Light.
68. Boarding Ladder.
69. Manual Pump.
70. Electric Wire with Plug.
71. Compass and Binacle.
72. Sea Anchor and Line.
73. Fixed Painter
74. Plugs.
75. Locker for small items.
76. Axe.
77. Jack Knife.
78. Perachute Red Rocket.
79. Hand Flare.
80. Rocket Parachute Flare.
81. Portable Fire Extinguisher.
82. Buoyant Smoke Signal.
83. Emergency Provision.
84. Sea Sickness Medicines.
85. Inflatable Liferaft, Life Jackets, and Immersion Suit.
86. Torch and Batteries.
87. Immersion Suit Light.
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88. Life Jacket Light.

89. Rescue Signal Card.
90. Anti Sea Sick Tablets.
91. Fishing Line and Hooks.
92. Survival Manual.
93. Food : 10.000 kg per person.
94. Water : 3 litres for person.
95. Water dipper.
96. Rain water collection facilities.
97. Drinking cup.
98. Tin Opener.
99. Fire extinguisher.
100. Exterior lights.
101. Interior lights.
102. Tools for minor engine adjustments.
103. Fuel.
104. SART.
105. Rope.
106. Crutches.
107. Mirror.
108. Dipper.
109. Radar Transponder.
110. Day Light Signalling Mirror.
111. Life Saving Signal Table.
112. Emergency Steering Tiller.
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113. Indicating Light.

114. Lifting Wire.
115. Hammer.
116. Transformer.
117. Fresh Water Tank.
118. Bouyant Rescue Quoit.
119. Fishing Tackle.
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27. How many line throwing apparatus do you have on board? Write down the
type and operating instructions.
Answer No.27
 Line throwing apparatus.

120. Quantity on board : 4.
121. Type : Rocket Propellant.
122. Length of line : 320 m.
123. Instruction of use :
- Remove the upper cap.
- Fasten the line to proper structure.

- Remove safety pin.
- Face toward target.
- Hold firmly and pull trigger.
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28. Locate the davit manual of your ship’s lifeboat. Describe the planned
maintenance schedule that has to be carried out on the davits.
Answer No.28
 1 month service maintenance include :

124. Hydraulic fluid level.
125. Lashing and stowing position of lifeboat.
126. Engine test.
 3 month service maintenance include :

127. Greasing the davit.
128. Greasing the winch.
129. Relubricate the wire ropes.
130. Sheaves must be turning freely.
131. Check oil level.

132. Drain off condesate.
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 1 year service maintenance include :

133. Hydraulic system ( oil change).
134. Winches (oil change).
135. Installing/changing of wire ropes.
136. Painting.
137. Presence of spare ports.
 5 year sevice maintenance include :

138. Renewed wire ropes.
139. Replacing hose lines.
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29. Locate the manual for your lifeboat engine. What type of do you have on
board and what is the maintenance required?
Answer No.29
 Type of lifeboat engine : Vertical, water-cooled, 4-cycle.

 The maintenance on regular checked before and after use :
140. Battery charge indicator light.

141. Instrument panels alerts and alarms.
142. Fuel prefilter and draining of water.
143. Oile level (engine, transmission, and power steering).
144. Sea water filter (clean if necessary).
145. Level of coalant.
146. General tightness.
147. Check the stuffing box.
 The maintenance on regular checks :
148. Check level of electrolyte (every 15 days).
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149. Alternator belt checked (every day).

150. Check on the zinc anode (once a year).
151. Inspect accelerator/gearbox (every week).
152. Inspect trolling cables (every week).
153. Check on general lubrication (every week).
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COMPETENCE: 5 Apply Medical First Aid on Board
30. You are told to conduct an emergency first aid drill on board. Describe
briefly all the items you will mention during your briefing to the crew.
Answer No.30
Items that will be mention :

- First aid kit.
- Resuscitator.
- Bandage.
- Morphine.
- Stretcher.
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31. A seaman was found to be hanging in his cabin. The second officer wants
you to start giving him first aid. Describe in detail how would you start.
Answer No.31
Give the respiration, the explaination given :
 Losen that belt and clothing, around the deck.

 Breast of the patient, open his /her mouth.
 Rend the patients head back work to prevent the tongue from pilling up the
curway.
 Keep the patient’s head at a maximum back ward tilt and with one hand
and the otherhand on the forehead.
 Take a deep breath seal your lips around the patient’s nose.
 Blow in forcefully and smoothly.
 Repeat the circulation d,e, and f 10-12 per minute.
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 If a breath is blow through the patient, re-close his mouth and when the
patient breathing is normalized, help him and apply message to his arm
and legs toward the center of his or her body.
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32. Knowing the different types of bleeding-various items and places on board
that can cause each one of them during a normal working routine.
Answer No.32
a. Type of bleeding :
- Severe bleeding.
- Bleeding from fractures.

- Bleeding from the nose.
- Bleeding from small cut.
b. List of items and place on board that can cause bleeding :
- Cargo gear : on deck.
- Tools : on deck and engine room.
- Wire rope : on winches.
- On deck works items : on deck.

- Knife : in galley.
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33. The fourth engineer calls you from the engine room to tell that you the
fitter who was welding in the engine room has suffered serious burns. How
would you go about treating to him?
Answer No.33
The treatment is :
154. Give way the victim from location.
155. Make way the victim to calm.
156. Give him or her anti-shock.
157. Local medicine :

- BG soal water per 10 minutes.
- Give a mocurochroom and bandages.
158. Sostatic medicine :

- AT.S
- Antibiotic.
- Inalgetic.
- Anti-healed.
- Vitamin.
- Zalp (burn cream)
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159. Nutrition/liquid theraphy if required.

160. Saclictive.
161. Change the bandage with ioudine.
162. Cleans the wound with alcohol 70%.
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34. A minor accident takes place on board and the patient has lost some blood.
Seeing this your colleague suddenly faints. What treatment would you
administer to your colleague and why?
Answer No.34
The treatment would be :
- Take him or her to another place.
- Make him or her to rest.

- Give them massage.
- When he or she wakes up give them to drinks to calm him or
her down.
The reason for this treatment is to make him or her to be calm and not
panicking, because panicking is the cause of him or her to be fainting.
Also because of the accident cause some lost blood, he or she might has
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fear to blood so we should move him or her to another place to make him
or her to calm down.
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35. During an emergency drill accompany the medical squad in charge to the
site of casualty and assist in attending to the injured persons.
Answer No.35
An injured person that can not be lifted by strap will be hoisted in with
strecher and with winchman in attendance. The casualty or the injured
person is strapped into the stretcher and then will be hoisted together.
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COMPETENCE: 6. Monitoring Compliance with

legislative Requirements
36. List all certificates that your ship carries on board. Look at these
certificates and state under what convention or regulation they have been
issued. Also state how long are these certificates are valid and if there is
any requirement for intermediate surveys.
Answer No.36
The list of certificates on board my vessel MV FLORES SEA. Drawing on

the next page.
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37. Your ship is due for a full safety equipment survey for renewal of the
certificate.
Describe in brief how you would plan to check that all equipment is in
good order.
Answer No.37
 Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) :

- Check the pressure of EEBD. It must be 200 bar.
- Check the condition of the mask.
- Check the seal on EEBD.
 Breathing Apparatus :
- Check the pressure of EEBD. It must be 200 bar.
- Check the condition of the mask.
- Check the condition of the hose.
 Life Jacket :
- Check the light and whistle are working properly.
- Check the condition of the life jacket.
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 Life Boat :
- Check the condition of the engine and the fuel.
- Check the condition of all equipment such as food, water,
knife, first aid kit, fire extinguisher, etc.
- Check the davit and the winch.
- Test the davit and winch.
 Life Raft :
- Check the expiration of the life raft.
- Check the hydrostatic release.
 Rescue Boat :
- Check the engine and the fuel.
- Check the davit and winch.
- Check the equipment of the rescue boat such as first aid kit, etc.
 Life Bouy :
- Check the condition of the life bouy.
- Check the condition of the light and smoke signal.
- Check the condition of the rope.
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 Pyrotechnics :
- Check the condition.
- Check the expiry date.
 Immersion suit :
- Check the condition of the immersion suit.
- Check if they have been stowed very well or not.
 Gas suit :
- Check the condition of the gas suit.
 Chemical suit :
- Check the condition of the chemical suit.
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NAME : EXSA RIZKI YOVALDI ZAKA

SUBJECT : CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF THE SHIP

SHIP TYPE : CONTAINER

COMPANY : AMAS ISCINDO UTAMA

YEAR OF SEA PROJECT : 2015-2016