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March 2006 Ver 2.0 Ocean Tankers IAT Dept AllRights Reserved

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OCEAN TANKERS

Basic Safety and Security

Knowledge for Oiler andWipers


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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

2. 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 lifeboatstation alarm?

Put on helmet and boiler suit and

safety shoe. wear life jacket

put on extra clothing

muster at life boat station

4 What do you do when you hearemergency station?

Put on helmet and boiler suit andsafety shoe.

Muster at emergency station


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Basic Safety

5 What do you do when you see a fire in theaccomodation?

Raise fire alarm

try to put out the fire

if not possible, rush to muster station

6. Who is your safety officer?

The chief mate.

7. What is DPA?

Designated person ashore

8 Who is your DPA?

Mr Ng Kwang Chiau

9 What is ISM?

International Safety Management

10 How many times must you conduct lifeboatand fire drill.

One time every month.

11 How many times you must lower the lifeboatto water level?

One time every 3 months.

12. What is the oxygen content of gas free tank?

21 % by volume

13. What is the hydro carbon content of gas freetank?

0 % by volume

14 What is the name of the instrument thatmeasure oxygen?

Oxygen analyser

15 What is the name of the instrument thatmeasure hydro carbon?

Combustible gas meter.


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Security

1. What is CSO?

Company Security Officer

2. What is SSO?

Ship Security Officer

3. What is SSP?

Ship Security Plan

4. Who is the CSO?

Mr Ng Kwang Chiau

5 Who is the SSO?The Master

6 What is SSAS?

Ship security alert system

7. Name some restricted areas on theship?

Bridge, Engine room, Air condition

control room, Cargo control room,accommodation, Steering gear, storeroom.

8. What are the 3 security levels?

Level 1, 2 and 3

9 Where do you find security monitoringprocedures?

Appendix 13 of the SSP

10 How many time must security drills beconducted?

One time every three months.


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Basic Safety

Fire Alarm Continuous ringing of the bell

Abandon 5 shorts and one prolong blast of

the alarm

Procedures to follow on hearing Abandon ship alarm1. Wear Life Jacket

2. Put on extra clothing

3. Muster station


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Fire FightingClasses of Fire

Fires caused by paper,wood, cloth, rubber, andcertain plastics.

WaterExtinguisher


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Fire Fighting

Fires causedgrease, gasoline,oil.

FoamExtinguishercarbon

dioxide


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Fire FightingClasses of Fire

ElectricalFire

drychemicalpowder

carbondioxide


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Fire Fighting

Metal

Fire

No common Extinguishers.Special fire extinguisher useSodium Chloride and Argongas can be used


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Fire Fighting


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LifeBoat Equipment

Sea Anchor

2 buckets and 1bailer

2 boat hooks

Crutches

2 rope paintersOars


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LifeBoat Equipment2 axes

3 GraduatedDrinkingContainers

Fresh water

6 hand flares

Torch light

Whistle

First aid kit


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LifeBoat EquipmentAntiseasicknesstablets

Jack knife

3 can openers

3 portableradio

Fishing hookand line

Food ration

Fire

extinguisher

Heliograph


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Security

1. What is CSO?

Company Security Officer

2. What is SSO?

Ship Security Officer

3. What is SSP?

Ship Security Plan

4. Who is the CSO?

Mr Ng Kwang Chiau

5 Who is the SSO?The Master

6 What is SSA?

Ship security alert system

7. Name some restricted areas on theship?

Bridge, Engine room, Air condition

control room, Cargo control room,accommodation, Steering gear, storeroom.

8. What are the 3 security levels?

Level 1, 2 and 3

9 Where do you find security monitoringprocedures?

Appendix 13 of the SSP

10 How many time must security drills beconducted?

One time every three months.


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Basic Engine RoomKnowledge

For Wiper and Oilers


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Basic ToolsAllen Keys

BallBearing

Flat Head Screwdriver

Goggles


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Basic Tools

Drill Chuck

Drill Bit

Pipe

Wrench

Vernier Sliding

Caliper


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Basic Tools

Bench ViceDrill bits

set


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Basic ToolsElectric

hand drill

RingSpanner

Double Openend Spanner

vise gripcombination Plier


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Basic Tools

File

Electric bench

Grinder

CarpenterHammer

Oil Can


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Basic ToolsTap and die set for making threads

Thread of a bolt


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Axe

MeasuringTape

Hand Saw

Hand helddrill


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Shifting orAdjustable

spanner

Scraper

Hack saw

Phillips

screwdriver


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Basic Term

MainEngine

Piston rod

MainEnginePiston

Lathe

Exhaustvalve

grindingmachine


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Welding Gas CuttingPortableacetylene

bottle(Taller)

Gas cuttingtorch

Oxygenbottle

(shorter)


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Basic tools

Long Noseplier

Gasket

Valves

Circlipextractor


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Basic tools

Weldingmask

flanges

electrode

Elbow

Electrode holder


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Basic tools

Gas cuttingtorch

Fire alarm

acetylenebottle


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Basic tools

Pneumatic

Diaphragmpump

Incinerator


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Basic tools

Telegraph

Bunkermanifold

Purifier


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Basic Equipment

Air Bottle

TubularCooler

Boilerfurnace


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Basic tools

Steel SoundingTape

Spill tray

Main Enginestarting lever

Boiler drum


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Basic tools and equipment

MainEngine

Exhaustvalve

Save all

Electric

weldingElectrode


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Additional For Oilers

Engine Room Construction


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BOILER

Compressed air bottle

Air Conditioner compressor

Calorifier

E i R C t ti


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Cargo Pump Turbine Fresh Water Pump

Deck Seal PumpDO Transfer Pump



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Fresh Water generator

Fire and GS Pump Emergency fire Pump

Generator


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IncineratorHydrophore tank

Lub Oil Pump Plate type Heat Exchanger


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Sewage Treatment Plant

Turbo Charger

Oily Water separator

Hydraulic Power Pack


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Hydraulic pumpunit for aft

winch

Steering Gear

Pump motors

Boiler Forcedraft fan

E i R C i


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Engine Room ConstructionGeneratorPurifier

Main Engine

Exhaust Uptake

Transfer pumpmotor

E i R C i


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Turbineblade

Diffuser

Intermediate shaft

Emergencyfire pump

Calorifier

P t Of th P


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Parts Of the Pump

Pump casing

Pump Bearing

Mechanical Seal

CentrifugalPump ShaftSleeve

Impeller

P t f Di l E i


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Parts of Diesel Engine

Parts of Air Conditioner


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Parts of Air Conditioner

Sea watercoolingCrank case

door

Electric motorFreon return

Compressor

Parts of Fresh Water Generator


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Parts of Fresh Water Generator

EvaporatorFrom Jacketcooling system

Control PanelSea Water

Parts of the Boiler


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Parts of the Boiler

Burner

Inspection port

Combustion

Chamber

Fresh air intake

Steam Drum



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Engine Room ConstructionHeat exchanger

plates

Main engineexhaustvalve



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Intermediatebearing

Intermediateshaft

IG Fan and Propeller shaft


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IG Fan and Propeller shaftFlue gas

from boileruptake

Flue gas toscrubber

IG Fan

Fan Motor

Flywheelcover

Protectionfor

tachometer

Inert gas fan unit Shaft

Parts of the main engine


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Parts of the main engine

Exhaustvalve

ExhaustManifold

Cylinderhead

Exhaustpipe

Parts of Cargo pump turbine


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Parts of Cargo pump turbineSteamexhaust SteamTurbine

Reductiongear

Lub oilsump

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