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    A leaky pipe, fuel reservoir, or discarded cigarette can ignite a ship fire. Leaky high-pressure pipes and fuel/oil puddles and exhaust gases increase fire risk. Flooding can result from hull damage in a collision, grounding, or heavy weather; ballast tank or engine room equipment leaks; or human error. The station bill outlines roles in a collision at sea or ship fire - the captain commands from the pilot house while sending messengers; engineers manage the engine room; and oilers assist or fight fires.

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    A leaky pipe, fuel reservoir, or discarded cigarette can ignite a ship fire. Leaky high-pressure pipes and fuel/oil puddles and exhaust gases increase fire risk. Flooding can result from hull damage in a collision, grounding, or heavy weather; ballast tank or engine room equipment leaks; or human error. The station bill outlines roles in a collision at sea or ship fire - the captain commands from the pilot house while sending messengers; engineers manage the engine room; and oilers assist or fight fires.

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    Causes of Fire On Ship A Leaky Pipe or Fuel Reservoir and A Discarded Cigarette May Be All A Fire Needs To Ignite

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    A leaky pipe, fuel reservoir, or discarded cigarette can ignite a ship fire. Leaky high-pressure pipes and fuel/oil puddles and exhaust gases increase fire risk. Flooding can result from hull damage in a collision, grounding, or heavy weather; ballast tank or engine room equipment leaks; or human error. The station bill outlines roles in a collision at sea or ship fire - the captain commands from the pilot house while sending messengers; engineers manage the engine room; and oilers assist or fight fires.

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    Assignment 2 and 3 + Station Bill Isuwat lang sa Manila paper

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    Causes of Fire on Ship A leaky pipe or fuel reservoir and a discarded cigarette may be all a fire needs to
    ignite. Leaky high-pressure pipes, puddles of fuel or oil and exhaust gases all contribute to the risk of an
    onboard fire.

    Causes of Flooding on Ship. There are many causes of flooding this is are the examples Damage in
    vessel's hull due to collision with other vessel, contact or grounding, Heavy weather such as typhoons
    and hurricanes, Leakages at the ballast tanks, Leakages at the engine room from equipment related with
    sea water, Human error.

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    Collision at sea point Fire at Sea


    Rank Station Provision Station Provision
    Captain Pilot House In Command Pilot In Command
    Chief Mate At Scene Officer In Charge At Scene In Charge

    Apprentice Pilot House Messenger Pilot House Messenger


    One

    Chief Engr Engine Room In Charge Engine Room In Charge


    2nd Engr Engine Room Assistant Engine Room Assistant
    Oiler 1 Engine Room Oiler Attack Party Fire Bucket Rick Party

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