Chief engineer's standing orders for ships machinery operation - instructions for ships engineers The Chief Engineer shall designate an engineer and an engine rating to carry out the watchkeeping in port and the onboard duty after consultation with the Master. The Chief Engineer shall deploy personnel for machinery operation in engine room . If the vessel is at anchor, the Chief Engineer shall ensure a watch order similar to that at sea as required preparing for an emergency. During machinery operations chief should provide written instructions for watchkeepers. Such instruction shall cover but not limited to following standard items. Each Chief Engineer may add specific items for a particular vessel and if deviating from the standard, send a copy to the Chief Marine Superintendent. Watches Start and stopping of the main propulsion plant Port arrival Port departure Power failure Breakdown Fire in engine room Flooding Scavenging fire Air and sea pollution Bunkering Bilge and sludge handling Reefer plant Engine room cleanliness Workshop and changing room Emergency devices The standing orders shall be signed by all staff in the engine room. Deviations from these orders shall be treated as non-conformities. Related articles Operational guidance for engineering watch in port Instructions to duty engineer during transfer of watch Practical standards of watchkeeping during machinery operations Practical standards of Housekeeping and safety in engine room How to ensure safe working atmosphere onboard? Other Info Pages Home Our home page Container Ship Operation Basic guidance Tanker vessel safety guideline Check items in oil tankers operation Site Map Page listing for this site. Site Use and Privacy - Read our privacy policy and site use information. Contact us Copyright © 2009 Ships business.com All rights reserved. |
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