Planned Maintenance System Manual: Integrated Management System (Ims)

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INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS)
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
SYSTEM MANUAL
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Document Title: Planned Maintenance System Manual (PMS) Document No: ROSB-PMS
Issue Date: 1 NOV 2017 Revision No.: ‘01
PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION STATUS

Document No. Document Title Rev. No Issue Date Prepared Reviewed Approved
Introduction to Deck Planned

ROSB-PMS-P01 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
Maintenance System (PMS)
ROSB-PMS-P02 Deck Department Guidelines 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P03 Fire Fighting and Safety 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P04 Deck Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P05 Hull 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P06 Navigation Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P07 Communication Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
Guidance to Interpretation of
Vessel Certificates
DP Equipment Maintenance
Programs
ROSB-PMS-P10 Introduction to Engine Room PMS 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
Engine Room Department

Guidelines
ROSB-PMS-P12 Main Propulsion 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P13 Auxiliary Diesel Engine 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P14 Auxiliary Machinery 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P15 Electrical System 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P16 Fire Fighting and Safety 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P17 Deck Machinery 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P18 Hull 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P19 Miscellaneous 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
ROSB-PMS-P20 Appendices 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD
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Issue Date: 1 NOV 2017 Revision No.: 02
PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION HISTORY
Rev. Effective
Document No. Document Title Description of Change
No Date
ROSB-PMS-P02 Deck Department Guidelines 01 7 April 2016 Amended section 2
Engine Room Department

ROSB-PMS-P11 01 7 April 2016 Amended section 11
Guidelines
ROSB-PMS-P13 Auxiliary Diesel Engine 02 1 Nov 2017 Amended section 13
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION TO DECK PMS (ROSB-PMS-P01) ............................................................. 1-1
SECTION 2 DECK DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P02) ....................................................... 2-1
SECTION 3 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P03) ................................................................ 3-1
SECTION 4 DECK EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P04) .................................................................................. 4-1
SECTION 5 HULL (ROSB-PMS-P05) ......................................................................................................... 5-1
SECTION 6 NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P06) ..................................................................... 6-1
SECTION 7 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P07)............................................................. 7-1
SECTION 8 GUIDANCE TO INTERPRETATION OF VESSEL’S CERTIFICATES (ROSB-PMS-P08) .... 8-1
SECTION 9 DP EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (ROSB-PMS-P09) ....................................... 9-1
SECTION 10 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINE ROOM PMS (ROSB-PMS-P10) ........................................... 10-1
SECTION 11 ENGINE ROOM DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P11) ..................................... 11-1
SECTION 12 MAIN PROPULSION (ROSB-PMS-P12) .............................................................................. 12-1
SECTION 13 AUXILIARY DIESEL ENGINE (ROSB-PMS-P13) ................................................................ 13-1
SECTION 14 AUXILIARY MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P14) ...................................................................... 14-1
SECTION 15 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (ROSB-PMS-P15) .......................................................................... 15-1
SECTION 16 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P16) .............................................................. 16-1
SECTION 17 DECK MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P17)................................................................................ 17-1
SECTION 18 HULL (ROSB-PMS-P18) ....................................................................................................... 18-1
SECTION 19 MISCELLENEOUS (ROSB-PMS-M19) ................................................................................. 19-1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Section 1: INTRODUCTION (ROSB-PMS-P01)
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION TO DECK PMS (ROSB-PMS-P01)
This served as a controlled reference manual that supplements the Shipboard Operation Manual Document
No. ROSB-SOM-P35: Planned Maintenance System (PMS).
The Deck planned maintenance must be carried out in accordance to the Shipboard Operation Manual
Document No. ROSB-SOM-P34: Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and its attached PMS forms,
especially the Deck Servicing Plan (Form: DSP).
Any equipment and/or instructions written in this manual but NOT shown in the Deck Servicing Plan are NOT
applicable to the PMS.
In instances of any discrepancies between the Deck Servicing Plan and the contents of this manual, the
former shall prevail.
Thus the main function of this manual is only to allow the vessel’s Master or anyone who is carrying out the
Deck planned maintenance, to have easy access to a set of general task instructions.
It must however be stressed that the task instructions contained in this manual serve only as general
guidelines. The person carrying out the planned maintenance MUST refer to the manufacturers’ manuals or
brochures for detailed instructions.
When in doubt, please contact the Technical Manager for assistance.
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Section 2: DECK DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P02)
SECTION 2 DECK DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P02)

2.1 The Sections 3 to 8 of this Manual are applicable to the Deck department
2.2 The numbers in the “Equipment No.” column and the descriptions in the “Task” column are identical
to the “Equipment No.” and the “Task Name” columns of the Deck Servicing Plan. Any equipment no.
and task shown under these columns but not shown in the Deck Servicing Plan are NOT applicable
to the plan maintenance system.
2.3 Maintenance instructions for each Equipment number are shown below the column
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Section 3: FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P03)
SECTION 3 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P03)

EQUIPMENT NO. TASK NAME PERIOD
5500 FIRE MONITOR MONTHLY
5505 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS MONTHLY
5510 FIREMEN'S OUTFIT AND B. A. SET MONTHLY
5515 FIRE LINE, NOZZLE, HOSE AND HYDRANT MONTHLY
5520 MEDICAL RESUSCITATOR MONTHLY
5525 LIFE BOAT AND DAVIT see page
5530 RESCUE BOAT AND DAVIT see page
5535 LIFERAFT see page
5540 LIFEBUOY AND HEAVING LINE MONTHLY
5545 SELF IGNITION LIGHT MONTHLY
5550 MOB SIGNAL/P.D SIGNAL MONTHLY
5555 LINE THROWING APPLIANCE MONTHLY
5560 LIFEJACKET 3-MONTHLY
5565 IMMERSION SUIT/TPA 3-MONYHLY
5570 PARAGUARD STRETCHER 3-MONTHLY
5575 POLLUTION PREVENTION LOCKER MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5500 - FIRE MONITOR

(1) To lubricate all linkages and gearings.
(2) To examine all hoses and connections for leaks and deterioration.
(3) To operate monitors and ensure their movement is not restricted.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5505 - FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

External cleaning to carry out and check for corrosion.
A. CO2 EXTINGUISHER
(1) Safety pin check in place with attached chain/lanyard.
(2) Check that weight is correct.
(3) To lubricate trigger hinge.
B. PRESSURIZE WATER EXTINGUISHER

(1) To check safety cap is on with attached lanyard.
(2) Water to change and check inner catridge is not puntured.
(3) To check that release pressure holes are not blocked.
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C. FOAM EXTINGUISHER
(1) To check cap in place with attached lanyard
(2) Open cover and check that inner cylinder seal is not broken, change if need to.
(3) Test mixture of the two liquids that foam can be formed with a few drop of each.
(4) Change mixture if necessary.
D. DRY POWDER EXTINGUISHER

(1) To check safety cap in place with attached lanyard.
(2) Lift extinguisher upside down and place ear on cylinder to hear the movement of the powder inside is
not in lump.
NOTES:-
All used-up Extinguishers to be filled at earliest opportunity.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5510 - FIREMAN’S OUTFIT AND B.A SETS

A. FIREMAN'S OUTFIT
Check the following items for damage and deterioration
(1) Fireman Suit
(2) Safety Boots
(3) Safety Helmet
(4) Fireman gloves
(5) Safety Line
(6) Safety Belt
(7) Fireman Axe and holder
B. SAFETY LAMP
(1) Check lamp battery to ensure no leakages.
(2) Ensure battery are fully charge.
(3) Test lamp and observe luminous intensity.
C. B.A. SET
(1) Check face mask, air hose, air regulator for deterioration, leaks and damage.
(2) Test how air pressure alarm and ensure they are working.
(3) Check air bottles for corrosion and damage.
(4) Ensure air bottles are fully charged and all valves are free to operate. Emptied bottle to be marked and
re-charge at the earliest opportunity.
NOTES:-
All vessels above 500 GRT are to have minimum TWO complete sets of fireman’s outfit and
breathing apparatus.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 5515 - FIRE LINE, HOSES, NOZZLES, HYDRANTS AND INTERNATIONAL SHORE
CONNECTION
A. FIRE LINE
(1) Check all fire line for corrosion and leaks.
(2) Ensure all fire line are painted RED.
B. FIRE HOSE
(1) Check all hoses for deterioration.
(2) Ensure all couplings are not damage and rubber seals are in good condition.
(3) Check and ensure all fire boxes to have hose.
NOTES:-
All fire hoses to be flushed clean with fresh water and dry after each fire drill before storing.
C. NOZZLE
(1) Check all nozzles and ensure they are dual-purpose type (i.e. not jet and spray) incorporating a shut-
off.
(2) Ensure all nozzles are free to operate from jet to spray.
D. FIRE HYDRANTS
(1) Check all hydrants valves and ensure they are free to operate.
(2) Check and ensure all rubber seals and locking mechanism are in operational condition.
E. INTERNATIONAL SHORE CONNECTION

(1) Check International Shore Connection and ensure they have rubber gasket, bolts and nuts.
(2) Ensure they are stored properly.
NOTES:-
All vessels above 500 GRT are to have minimum ONE International Shore Connection.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5520 - MEDICAL RESUSCITATOR

(1) Check cylinder pressure when pressure is less, re-filling should be done in the earliest opportunity.
(2) To check every screw, plugs of the mask for leaks and deterioration.
(3) To check hose is not bending.
(4) When testing, no raked light are allow.
(5) To check cover and inlet of cylinder is kept clean and free from dust.
(6) To check that it is stored in cool dry place.
(7) Do not use lacquer, thinner, benzene and gasoline for cleaning.
NOTES:-
After use, re-sterilisation to all metallic parts, mask and catheter and wiped dry before stowage.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 5525 - LIFEBOATS AND DAVITS {page 10 of 20}

1) Weekly Visual Inspection and Testing
i) Ensure no apparent signs of damages to external and internal hull.
ii) Check engine and gearbox oil and record fuel status. Lubricate all moving parts. Engine to test
run ahead and astern for at least 3 minutes. Ensure stern gland of shaft are lubricated.
iii) Operate tiller/rudder and ensure propeller are free from obstruction.
iv) Painter and lifeline to be in good condition and free from deterioration
v) Bottom plugs are near at location with string attached.
vi) Wire to check and maintain as follows:
a) Degree of corrosion, kinks, friction markings
b) Presence of broken strands.
c) Area adjacent to termination (sockets) and lifting hooks.
2) Monthly Routine Maintenance

Clean external and internal hull structure and check signs of damage and deterioration.
i) Check all buoyancy tanks/thwart to ensure no sign of damage.
ii) Ensure lifeboat equipment, medical kit and rations are in dry and satisfactory condition.
iii) Ensure all oars in good condition and crutches are free.
iv) Additional fresh water in portable containers to be changed when necessary.
v) Re-paint markings where necessary
vi) Lubricate all grease points, rollers, sheaves and ensure all moving parts are free. Defective
rollers, sheaves or pins to replace immediately.
vii) State of internal lubrication of wire and re-greasing where necessary
viii) Winches to check for lubrication, brake condition and moving parts are free.
ix) Check davit and lifting limit switches and ensure operational.
NOTES:-
Wire to turn end to end at an interval of not more than 30 months and to renew when necessary at
an interval of not more than 5 years.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5530 - RESCUE BOAT AND DAVIT {page 8 of 17}
1) Weekly Inspection & Testing

Boat to be inflated at all times.
i) Check signs for damages on buoyancy tubes and bottom hull. To carry repair if necessary.
ii) To check fuel status, top up if necessary.
iii) To check all lifelines and ensure they are secured and not deteriorated.
iv) Outboard motor to test run ahead and astern for at least 3 minutes, repair if necessary. Ensure
sufficient engine cooling available during testing.
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v) Check wire for any damages and lubricate where necessary. Ensure end termination and lifting
hook in satisfactory condition
vi) Winch is free to move in both directions.
vii) Ensure no obstructions in way of launching area.

i) To check external and internal hull condition. To wash down and degrease if necessary.
ii) Floorboards to check for deterioration.
iii) To check boat equipment including the medical kit.
iv) Check and ensure all moving parts of davit are free. Lubricate all greasing points.
v) Ensure reflective tapes are intact and markings visible.
vi) Lower and test boat.
NOTES:-
i) To clean boat and flush outboard motor with fresh water before stowage.
ii) Wire to turn end to end at an interval of not more than 30 months and to renew when necessary
at an interval of not more than 5 years.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5535 - LIFE RAFTS

1) Weekly Inspection
i) Examine casing and ensure no sign of damage or cracks.
ii) Check securing straps, attachments for signs of deterioration.
iii) Ensure hydrostatic release unit (HRU) and painter secured to strong point.
iv) Launching area free from obstructions.
v)
i) De-rust cradles where necessary and ensure joints and arms are free to move.
ii) Check markings are visible.
iii) Greased turnbuckles, shackles and clips for securing straps.
iv) Ensure hydrostatic release units (HRU) are valid.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5540 - LIFEBUOY AND HEAVING LINE

(1) Check lifebuoy security bracket for corrosion.
(2) Check buoys and hanging lines for deterioration and damage.
(3) Check lifebuoy are clearly marked with ship identification.
(4) Wash it with fresh water.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5545 - SELF IGNITING LIGHT

(1) To check lights for deterioration and ensure they are working properly.
(2) To remove batteries to check for leakage.
(3) Renew battery and bulb necessary.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 5550 -MOB SIGNAL/P.D SIGNAL

(1) To check casing for leaks and corrosion.
(2) To check for expiry date.
(3) To check securing brackets for corrosion.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5555 - LINE THROWING APPLIANCE

(1) Check condition of line and ensure they are not deteriorated. Ensure all lines are not knotted or
kinks.
(2) Check validity date of projectiles.
(3) Store them in a dry and cool place.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5560 - LIFE JACKET

(1) To check condition of lifejacket and all security straps.
(2) To check and ensure they are not deteriorated.
(3) To check and ensure all lifejackets have self-ignition light, whistle and reflective tapes.
(4) To check that all lifejackets are marked with ship's identification.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5565 - IMMERSION SUIT AND TPA

(1) To examine condition and ensure they are not deteriorated.
(2) To check zip and ensure they are not seized up.
(3) Store them in a dry and cool place.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5570 - PARAGUARD STRETCHER

(1) To check for deterioration.
(2) To Assemble and practice drill.
(3) To be kept in clearly marked location for easy access.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5575 - POLLUTION PREVENTION LOCKER

Check the following items for damage, deterioration and hardening.
(1) Scupper plugs
(2) Cement
(3) Absorbent materials
(4) Protective clothing
(5) Portable containers
(6) Hand shovels and scoops
(7) Emulsifiers
NOTES:- To ensure items are stored properly.
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Section 4: DECK EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P04)
SECTION 4 DECK EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P04)

6500 TOWING AND ANCHOR HANDLING WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6505 MOORING WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6510 TUGGER WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6515 SPARE ROPE WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6520 ANCHOR WINDLASS 3-MONTHLY
6525 SHARK JAW 3-MONTHLY
6530 TOW PINS MONTHLY
6535 DECK CRANE 3-MONTHLY
6540 STERN ROLLER/FAIRLEAD ROLLER MONTHLY
6545 LOAD LINE ITEMS 3-MONTHLY
6550 PENNANTS, BRIDLES, FORE RUNNER 3-MONTHLY
6555 STRETCHER AND ROPES 3-MONTHLY
6560 SHACKLES, DELTA PLATE 3-MONTHLY
6565 SEARCH LIGHT 3-MONTHLY
6570 CAPSTAN MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6500 - TOWING AND ANCHOR HANDLING WINCH

A. WINCH
(1) To lubricate all grease points.
(2) To check brake band for wear.
(3) To lubricate brake band tightening bar.
(4) To lubricate all expose gearing and check gears for wear.
(5) To check all spooling gears, ratchets and guide rollers and ensure they are free.
(6) To check foundations, securing bolts for cracks and damage.
(7) To operate winch and observe any abnormality.
B. WIRE
(1) As far as practicable, the wire to be examined for surface wear, broken strands, corrosion, kinks
and bird caging.
(2) Examine all sockets, socket fastener for cracks, deformation and mechanical damage.
(3) Lubricate wire if necessary.
C. CHAIN
(1) As far as practicable, the chain to be examined for wear, missing or loose studs and
deformation.
(2) Examine connecting link for slack or corroded taper locking pins.
(3) To check and ensure swivels are free.
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NOTES:-
It is recommended that the chain and connecting link be inspected for wear every time the
anchor is weighed.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6525 - SHARK JAW

(1) To lubricate all grease points, check hose, connector for corrosion.
(2) To examine foundation, jaw, tongs for cracks and mechanical damage.
(3) To operate shark jaw and check for any abnormality.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6530 - TOW PINS

(1) To lubricate all grease points, check hoses and connector for corrosion
(2) To check and ensure pins are free to rotate.
(3) To rebuild worn or grooved area by welding if necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6535 - DECK CRANE

(1) To examine foundation, especially welding seams for cracks.
(2) Crane boom to be lowered, check for cracks and mechanical damage. All rollers to be lubricated
and free to rotate.
(3) Hydraulic hoses and connectors, to check for deterioration.
(4) Lifting wire to be examined for surface wear, broken strand, kinks and bird caging. Lubricate wire if
necessary.
(5) Lifting hook to check for cracks and deformation.
(6) All mounting points, brackets, fasteners to be inspected for corrosion and mechanical damage.
(7) Operate crane and test all limit switches.
(8) Limited load to be clearly marked.
NOTES:-
No welding is allowed to be carried out by unauthorised personnel on crane structure.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6540 - STERN ROLLERS / FAIRLEAD ROLLER

(1) To lubricate all grease points.
(2) To check and ensure rollers are free to rotate.
(3) To rebuild worn or grooved area by welding if necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6545 - LOADLINE ITEMS

A. BULWARK AND HAND RAILING
(1) Check and ensure they are not damaged or missing.
B. AIR VENT/MUSHROOM VENT/SOUNDING PIPE
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(1) Check frame trap (wire gauze) not damaged.

(2) Ensure holes in wire gauze are not closed up. Do not paint on gauze.
(3) Check all manual closing devices are free.
C. WATERTIGHT DOOR
(1) Grease all dogs and hinges and ensure they are free.
(2) Check and ensure rubber lining are not damaged and painted.
(3) Close door to carry out chalk test.
NOTES:-
All watertight doors opening to decks shall have instruction printed on it 'CLOSE AT SEA'
D. HATCH COVER
(1) Grease all toggle bolts. Ensure hinges and wing nuts are free. No painting on toggle bolts is
allowed.
(2) Check all rubber lining, ensure they are not damaged and painted.
(3) Check edges of coaming for corrosion.
E. PORTHOLE
(1) Check dead light to ensure they are free.
(2) Check glass for crack and damage.
(3) Check rubber lining/"O"-ring for deterioration.
(4) Check toggle bolts and nut to ensure they are free. Carry out light greasing if necessary.
NOTES:-
No aerial for portable radio is allowed to pass through porthole.
F. SKYLIGHT
(1) Check dead light to ensure they are free.
(2) Check glass for crack and damage.
(3) Check all hinges, toggle bolts to ensure they are free. Carry out light greasing if necessary.
(4) Close and carry out chalk test.
G. CHAIN LOCKER
(1) Check pump or eductor are operational.
(2) Ensure that it is dry and clean, if possible.
H. LOAD LINE AND DRAUGHT MARK

(1) To carry out painting if necessary.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 6550 - PENNANTS, BRIDLES, FORERUNNER

(1) Examine wire for wear, broken strands corrosion, kinks and bird caging. Lubricate wire if
necessary.
(2) Examine sockets, thimbles for cracks, deformation and mechanical damage.
(3) Check socket fastener for cracks and damage.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6555 - STRETCHER AND ROPES

(1) Check ropes for brittleness, friction damage, rotting and splice loosening.
(2) Check oil and grease contamination.
(3) Check thimble for cracks and deformation.
NOTES:-
(a) No direct painting or marking to be done on the rope themselves. All marking to be on a
tag attached to the eye of the rope.
(b) Ropes must be stored on pallets and coil properly when not in use and put under cover
or in stores if not in use for a period of time.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6560 - SHACKLES AND DELTA PLATE

SHACKLES
(1) Prior to any examination the shackles to be thoroughly cleaned.
(2) Examine bow, pin for deformation and cracks.
(3) Examine for cut, notches and gouges.
(4) Examine pin thread, hold thread for wear.
(5) Check pinhole and thread hole for alignment.
(6) Lubricate all pin thread and re-coat shackle.
DELTA PLATE
(1) Examine plate for crack and deformation.
(2) Check pinhole for wear.
(3) Oil/grease surface for prevention of corrosion.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6565 - SEARCH LIGHT

(1) To check for corrosion and damage.
(2) To lubricate all turning points.
(3) To check bulb is working and change if necessary.
(4) To ensure light is free from salt and soot deposit, clean as necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6570 - CAPSTAN

(1) To check all hydraulic pipes for leaks and corrosion.
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(2) To check that it is free to rotate.

(3) To check local control for corrosion and damage.
(4) To grease all moving points
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Section 5: HULL (ROSB-PMS-P05)
SECTION 5 HULL (ROSB-PMS-P05)

7500 HULL STRUCTURE 3-MONTHLY
7510 SUPERSTRUCTURE DECK HOUSE 3-MONTHLY
7515 CLEANING OF STORES MONTHLY
7520 VOID SPACES, COFFERDAMS ANUALLY
7521 FORE PEAK TANK ANUALLY
7522 AFTER PEAK TANK ANUALLY
7523 BALLAST TANK, DRILL WATER TANK ANUALLY
7524 FRESH WATER TANK ANUALLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7500 - HULL STRUCTURE
The Master or Officer assigned to carry out the Hull examination should use the rescue boat/work
boat working down along the shipside or from the jetty if the vessel is alongside. During
examination, it is recommended to keep the vessel as light as possible.
(1) To check if any sharp indentation of side shell plating. If found, to be further examined for cracks
and puncture.
(2) To check eroded or pitted welding seams.
(3) To check all overboard discharge pipes, their shell reinforcement ring and external shell plating
beneath the outlets for corrosion.
(4) To check stern plating or the stern bar especially the wind and water area for damage.
(5) To wire brush all rusty area and re-coat.
(6) To mark serious damaged area and submit report to office.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7510 - SUPERSTRUCTURE DECK HOUSE, DECK PLATING AND DECK SHEATING
(1) Examine all plating and sheating for cracks and damage.
(2) Examine all weld seams for cracks and wastage.
(3) Wire brush all rusty area and re-coat.
(4) If the deck sheating damaged or uneven surface, crew will apply cement on the damaged part to
avoid any crew members trip or fall during operation.
(5) Major repair will be done during dry docking.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 7515 - CLEANING OF STORES
PAINT, DECK, BOSUN, PROVISION VEG AND COLD ROOM STORES
(1) To check that items are properly and neatly stored.

(2) Clean and re-coat if necessary.
(3) Any combustible materials to be placed away from source of heat or removed if not required.
(4) Stores should be properly cleaned. If too much icing occurred in Veg and Cold Stores, these shall
be defrosted and cleaned.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7520, 7521, 7522, 7523 & 7524
INSPECTION OF TANKS AND VOID SPACES
The crew members assigned by the Master to inspect Tanks and Void Spaces shall check for the
following condition and clean the tanks where necessary:-
1) Tank Structure :-
a. any cracks at tank corners, edges and at termination of frames, beams, stiffeners, etc
b. bends or buckling of bulkheads, frames, beam knees, brackets or other members
2) Dents:-
a. dents in bulkheads or plates, note the area and depth involved especially for dents which are
deep but cover a small area and likely to cause cracks or leaks
3) Leaks:-
a. heavy corrosion or pitted rust and cracks that can cause leaks.
b. Streaks of stain on the plates indicate the existence of leaks
4) Pipes condition, if any pipes pass through tank or void space:-
a. general condition of the pipe, rust, leaks and bends especially where the pipe passes through
bulkheads or other members.
5) Tank Coating and Rust condition:-
a. condition of tank coating, including coating thickness and areas where coating is still intact.
b. condition of steel due to rust and scales
6) General Cleanliness:-
a. accumulation of dirt, mud, rust scales, etc.
b. clean up where necessary
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Section 6: NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P06)
SECTION 6 NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P06)

9000 NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT MASTER LIST
9001 RADAR 3-MONTHLY
9005 GYRO COMPASS 3-MONTHLY
9010 MAGNETIC COMPASS 3-MONTHLY
9015 G.P.S. 3-MONTHLY
9020 AUTO PILOT MONTHLY
9025 ECHO SOUNDER MONTHLY
9030 NAVTEX RECEIVER MONTHLY
9035 WEATHER FAX MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9001 - RADAR

(1) To check mounting bolts/nuts for scanner Housing and Display units.
(2) To check and ensure CRT Display screen is clear.
(3) To check front panel control pads/knobs and function key.
(4) To check cables/plugs and connectors are properly terminated.
(5) To observe maximum target and record range.
(6) To test and record range ring accuracy.
(7) To check variable range marker are working.
(8) To ensure FTC/STC control are normal.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9005 - GYRO COMPASS

(1) To check all mounting bolts/nuts for tightness.
(2) To check and ensure all cable, plugs are properly connected.
(3) To check and ensure Gyro meridian are correct (true north).
(4) To check and ensure follow-up sensitivity are normal.
(5) To check synchronise of Gyro repeaters.
(6) To check sign of overheating and abnormal noise of Gyro motor and master gyro unit.
(7) To check and record of errors in Gyro heading.
(8) To check if water seepage on the external wing Repeater.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9010 - MAGNETIC COMPASS

(1) To check compass liquid for bubbles.
(2) To check light are working.
(3) To check and record error.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 9015 - G. P. S.

(1) To check antenna for damage.
(2) To check all mounting bolts/nut of display units.
(3) To check and record last fix/position and ensure result are satisfactory.
(4) To check equipment interfaced are working satisfactorily.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9020 - AUTO PILOT

(1) To check all mounting bolts/nuts of control units.
(2) To check all cables, plugs and connectors are properly terminated.
(3) To check weather control, anti-rudder control and rudder control (Helm) are functioning satisfactorily
when on "auto" mode.
(4) To test alarm activation when ship is steer off by 15 degree (Port & Starboard).
(5) To check whether the ship maintain straight course when on "Auto" mode.
(6) To check whether the Gyro follow-up to the Auto pilot signal are smooth.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9025 - ECHO SOUNDER

(1) To carry out the visual inspection on the recording stylus, recording belt and paper roll.
(2) To check all mounting bolts /nuts.
(3) To check and record depth accuracy.
(4) To test unit on AC/DC source.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9030 - NAVTEX RECEIVER

(1) To check all mounting bolts/nuts.
(2) To check and ensure printout are clear and readable.
(3) To check paper roll status.
(4) To check for any sign of error in receive message, signal fading and alarm audible emitting.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9035 - WEATHER FAX

(2) To check paper status.
(3) To check and ensure printout are clear and readable.
(4) To check any drifting/fading in selected frequency.
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Section 7: COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P07)
SECTION 7 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P07)
9100 INMARSAT 3-MONTHLY
9105 SSB RADIO 3-MONTHLY
9110 VHF RADIO MONTHLY
9115 HANDHELD VHF RADIO MONTHLY
9120 INTERCOM MONTHLY
9125 PUBLIC ADDRESSER SYSTEM MONTHLY
9130 406 MHZ EPMIRB MONTHLY
9135 RADAR TRANSPONDER MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9100 - INMARSAT

(2) To check all cable connector, plugs are properly terminated.
(3) To check if any noise emitted from power supply converter.
(4) To check and ensure all transmit/receive messages are satisfactory.
(5) To check if any sign of flickering or interference from the monitor.
(6) To check connection at antenna.
(7) To self-test internal memories and systems and note any error.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9105 - SSB RADIO

(2) To check and ensure all cable, plugs are terminated properly.
(3) To test transmission communication range.
(4) To check reception sensitivity.
(5) To test SSB on AC and DC source.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9110 - VHF RADIO

(2) To test squelch control and ensure they are functioning properly.
(3) To carry out transmission test and observe signal strength with nearby station.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9115 - HANDHELD VHF
(1) Check battery charger and ensure they are functioning.
(2) Check battery pack and ensure they are fully charged.
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(3) Check if there is any damage on flexible antenna and VHF casing.
(4) Transmission test and observe signal strength.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9120 - INTERCOM

(1) To carry out visual inspection of units and ensure all cable, plugs are terminated properly.
(2) To carry out test from station to station and ensure all are functioning properly.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9125 - PUBLIC ADDRESSER SYSTEM

(1) To carry visual inspection on unit and ensure all cable, plugs are terminated properly.
(2) To carry out broadcasting test from wheel house to all station.
(3) To carry out talk-back test from outer station to wheel house.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9130 - EPIRB (406 Mhz)

(1) To check all mounting bolts/nuts for main units.
(2) To check validity of hydrostatic release.
(3) To check lithium battery expiry date.
(4) To put unit on test mode and ensure neon light are flashing and ID number are clearly
displayed.
(5) To carry out visual inspection of unit and ensure not damaged.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 9135 - RADAR TRANSPONDER

(1) To check expiry date of battery.
(2) To put to test position and check that led red and green lights are blinking.
(3) To check "BEEP" sound
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Section 8: GUIDANCE TO INTERPRETATION OF VESSEL’S CERTIFICATES (ROSB-PMS-P08)
SECTION 8 GUIDANCE TO INTERPRETATION OF VESSEL’S CERTIFICATES (ROSB-

PMS-P08)
There are various certificates carried on board the vessel and therefore it is important that the Master must
know how to interpret it and to advise and remind office of its expiry for renewal and annual servicing and
survey.
(AA) Certificates that are issued by the flag administration as follows:-

1. Ship's Registry
2. Minimum Manning Certificate
3. Exemption Certificate
4. Crew's Article and Official Log Book
(BB) Certificates that are issued by the approved Classification Society as follows:-
1. International Load line Certificate (1966)
2. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate
3. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate
4. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate
5. International Oil Pollution Prevention (IOPP) Certificate
6. International Tonnage Certificate (1969)
(CC) Certificate that is issued by the Ministry of Environment as follows:-

1. Deratting Certificate of Deratting Exemption Certificate
SECTION (AA)
1. Ship's Registry
This document is issued by flag administration and indicate the particulars of Owners, vessel and
vessel's identification.
It does not have expiry date but it will cease to be valid once there is a change of ownership.
2. Minimum Manning Certificate

The flag administration set out the minimum requirement needed to safely manned the vessel as to
Merchant Shipping Act and it will consider to be not seaworthy if the manning is not met.
3. Exemption Certificate
As to case to case basis, flag administration may consider issuing Exemption Certificate for the
vessel. Exemption like;
1. Exempted from carrying immersion suit and TPA
2. Exempted from carrying a Class 5 Officer
3. Exempted from one trip voyage for reduced manning
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4. Crew's Article and Official Log Book

Crew's article usually valid for six months and it served as a record for the crew who signed on on
board the vessel. Together with the Officer Log Book, it served to ensure the Master comply to the
Merchant Shipping Act for the "Master and Crew".
SECTION (BB)
1. International Load line Certificate (1966)
This certificate checks on the water tightness of all openings, the load and draft markings of the
vessel.
Validity is for 5 years from the date of initial survey and may extended up to 5 months after the
expiring date only for the purpose of allowing the vessel to complete its voyage.
Mandatory periodic survey is to be carried out annually and shall be held not before 3 months prior
to, nor later than 3 months after the annual date of the certificate.
2. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate

This certificate checks on the conditions of the hull and machinery of the vessel.
Validity is of 5 years from the date of initial survey. No extension shall be permitted but may be
extended for a grace period of 1 month for very special case only.
Mandatory periodic survey is to be carried out annually and shall be held not before 3 months prior
to, nor later than 3 months after the annual date of the certificate.
Special Survey has to be carried out at every 5 years period known as the 1st Special, 2nd Special
and so forth.
Class Intermediate Survey is required. This is held not before 6 months prior to, nor later than 6
months after the half way date of the validity of the certificate to check the conditions of the tanks. It
can coincide with the annual survey.
Dry docking is also required at every 2.5 years for the vessel to check underwater conditions of the
hull. It must dock at the expiry of the certificate but underwater inspection in lieu of docking can be
allowed if it falls at the half way date of the certificate validity.
3. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate

The issuance of this certificate checks the life saving equipment and the fire fighting apparatus on
board with valid life raft servicing certificates and fire extinguishers service certificate.
It is valid for the period of 2 years and annually survey needs to be carried out for convention vessel
(i.e. vessel of more than 500 GRT).
Form E, record of the safety equipment, is to be attached to the certificate.
4. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate

This certificate checks on all the communication and the navigation equipment of the vessel.
Form R, record of radio equipment, is to be attached to the certificate.
Validity of the certificate is for 1 year only and to be renewed together with
"Ship Station Licence" and "Radiotelephony Certificate of the Officer/s".
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5. International Oil Pollution Prevention (IOPP) Certificate

This certificate is required for cargo vessel, other than tanker, of above 400 GRT with validity of 5
years from date of initial survey. Approved SOPEP must be produced and on board, and together
with the Oil Record Book for the issuance of this certificate.
It checks on the pollution control of the vessel and its contingency plan.
Mandatory periodic survey is be carried out annually and minimum 1 intermediate survey during the
validity of the certificate. This intermediate survey shall be held not before 6 months prior to, nor later
than 6 months after the half way date of the certificate's period of validity.
6. International Tonnage Certificate (1969)

This certificate is issued upon the final measurement of the vessel as according to the International
Tonnage Measurement 1969 giving the vessel with the new terms of GRT and NRT without any
units. It has no expiry date.
SECTION (CC)
1. Deratting Certificate or Deratting Exemption Certificate
This certificate is issued by the Ministry of Environment to check that the vessel is free from
infectious disease.
Deratting Exemption Certificate is issued when after inspection by Port Health Officer without
fumigation, a Deratting Certificate is issued instead.
This certificate is valid for a period of (6) six months from date of issue.
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Section 9: DP EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (ROSB-PMS-P09)
SECTION 9 DP EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (ROSB-PMS-P09)

Equipment No. Task Name Period
9200 UPS Monthly
9210 Position reference system Monthly
9220 Position reference sensors Monthly
9230 DP/ Joystick Controller Monthly
9240 Operator station/ DP Computer Monthly
Equipment No.: 9200- UPS
1. To check regularly to ensure that backup power is available when needed.
2. To check terminal block screws for loose connection and tightened as necessary.
3. Power supplies to batteries to ensure are available at all time.
4. To clean/ replace fan filter if any.
Equipment No.: 9210 – Position reference system (Cy scan, DGPS, Taut Wire, HPR)
1. To check all mounting bolts/ nuts are properly connected.
2. To check and ensure all cable, connectors are properly connected.
3. To check and ensure signal strength are normal.
4. To check beacon battery validity, if applicable.
5. To check sign of overheating and any abnormal noise of rotating/ moving part.
Equipment No.: 9220 – Position reference sensor (Wind sensor, VRU, Gyros)
1. To check all mounting bolts/ nuts are properly connected.
3. To check and ensure signal is available and signal strength is normal.
Equipment No.: 9230 – DP/ Joystick Controller

1. To clean or replace fan filters to obtain optimum cooling of equipment.
3. To check and mounting bolts/ nuts are properly connected.
4. To check sign of overheating.
5. To clean cabinets and equipment housing.
6. To check fuse status LEDs.
Equipment No.: 9240 – Operator Station/ DP Computer

1. To clean desk, cabinet and display screen with moistened cloth.
2. To clean roller ball.
3. To check panel indication and buttons light.
4. To clean fan filters.
5. To check termination block screws are properly tighten.
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Section 10: INTRODUCTION TO ENGINE ROOM PMS (ROSB-PMS-P10)
SECTION 10 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINE ROOM PMS (ROSB-PMS-P10)
This served as a controlled reference manual that supplement the Shipboard Operation Manual Document
No. ROSB-SOM-P35: Planned Maintenance System (PMS).
The Engine Room planned maintenance must be carried out in accordance to the Shipboard Operation
Manual Document No. ROSB-SOM-P35: Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and its attached PMS forms,
especially the Engine Room Servicing Plan (Form: ESP).
Any equipment and/or instructions written in this manual but NOT shown in the Engine Room Servicing Plan
are NOT applicable to the PMS.
In instances of any discrepancies between the Engine Room Servicing Plan and the contents of this manual,
the former shall prevail.
Thus the main function of this manual is only to allow the vessel’s Chief Engineer or anyone who is carrying
out the Engine Room planned maintenance, to have easy access to a set of general task instructions.
It must however be stressed that the task instructions contained in this manual serve only as general
guidelines. Whenever necessary for the benefits of better maintenance the person carrying out the task
MUST refer to the manufacturers’ manuals for detailed instructions.
When in doubt, please contact the Technical Superintendent (TS) for assistance.
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Section 11: ENGINE ROOM DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P11)
SECTION 11 ENGINE ROOM DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P11)
11.1 Sections 9 to 19 are applicable to the Engine Room department.

11.2 The numbers in the “Equipment No.” column and the descriptions in the “Task” column are identical
to the “Equipment No.” and the “Task Name” columns of the Engine Room Servicing Plan. Any
equipment no. and task shown under these columns but not shown in the Engine Room Servicing
Plan are NOT applicable to the plan maintenance system.
11.3 For vessels with two main engines, Section 11, page 12-4 of 12-5 with equipment no. designated as
10XX and 11XX are applicable to the starboard main engine; and Section 11, page 12-5 of 12-9 with
equipment no. designated as 16XX and 17XX are applicable to the port main engine.
Section 11 page nos. 12-4 and 12-5 are NOT APPLICABLE for vessels with only two main engines.
11.4 Maintenance instructions for each Equipment number are shown below the column
11.5
The description in the “Period” serves only as a guideline for the maintenance interval. The user MUST carry
out the planned maintenance according to the interval specified in the Engine Room Servicing Plan.
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Section 12: MAIN PROPULSION (ROSB-PMS-P12)
SECTION 12 MAIN PROPULSION (ROSB-PMS-P12)

1000 MAIN ENGINE (STARBOARD OUTTER)
1001 CYLINDER HEADS AND FITTINGS MONTHLY
1005 TAPPET CLEARANCE AND ROCKER GEAR 3-MONTHLY
1010 LUB OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1011 FUEL OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1012 AIR FILTER MONTHLY
1015 TURBO-CHARGER 3-MONTHLY
1020 LUB OIL COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1021 FRESH WATER COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1022 CHARGE AIR COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1030 CRANKCASE INSPECTION AND RELIEF VALVE MONTHLY
1035 CRANKSHAFT DEFLECTION YEARLY
1040 TIMING GEAR AND CAMSHAFT 3-MONTHLY
1050 INJECTORS 3-MONTHLY
1051 GOVERNOR AND FUEL RACK MONTHLY
1055 HOLDING DOWN BOLTS MONTHLY
1060 ATTACHED LUB OIL PRESSURE PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1061 ATTACHED LUB OIL SCAVENGE PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1062 ATTACHED FRESH WATER COOLING PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1063 ATTACHED SEA WATER COOLING PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1064 ATTACHED FUEL OIL BOOSTER PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1065 ATTACHED ROCKER GEAR PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1070 TURNING GEAR 3-MONTHLY
1075 THERMOCOUPLE AND GAUGES MONTHLY
1080 PNEUMATIC STARTING SYSTEM MONTHLY
1085 CONTROL AIR SYSTEM MONTHLY
1090 EXHAUST GAS PIPING SYSTEM MONTHLY
1095 SAFETY TRIPS AND ALARMS 3-MONTHLY
1100 TAKE LUB OIL SAMPLE 6-MONTHLY
1102 TAKE PEAK PRESSURE 3-MONTHLY
1105 MOTOR DRIVEN FRESH WATER COOLING 6-MONTHLY
PUMP
1106 MOTOR DRIVEN SEA WATER COOLING PUMP 6-MONTHLY

1200 MAIN ENGINE (STARBOARD INNER)
1201 CYLINDER HEADS ANDD FITTINGS MONTHLY
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1251 GOVRNOR AND FUEL RACK MONTHLY
1275 THERMOCOUPLE AND GAUGES MONTHLY
1305 MOTOR DRIVEN FRESH WATER COOLING 6-MONTHLY
PUMP
1400 MAIN ENGINE (PORT INNER)
1401 CYLINDER HEADS AND FITTINGS MONTHLY

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1675 THERMOMETER AND GAUGES MONTHLY
1705 MOTOR DRIVEN FRESH WATER COOLING PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1750 MAIN REDUCTION GEAR (STARBOARD)
1751 REDUCTION GEAR 3-MONTHLY
1755 REDUCTION GEAR OIL COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1757 REDUCTION GEAR OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1760 REDUCTION GEAR OIL PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1763 REDUCTION GEAR FLEXIBLE COUPLING 6-MONTHLY
1770 MAIN REDUCTION (PORT)
1771 REDUCTION GEAR 3-MONTHLY
1775 REDUCTION GEAR OIL COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1777 REDUCTION GEAR OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1780 REDUCTION GEAR OIL PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1783 REDUCTION GEAR FLEXIBLE COUPLING 6-MONTHLY

1801 PROPELLER SHAFTING ARRANGEMENT
(STARBOARD)
1803 PROPELLER SHAFT BEARING MONTHLY
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1805 PROPELLER SHAFT SEALS MONTHLY

1808 CPP OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1810 CPP OIL COOLER 3-MONTHLY
1820 PROPELLER SHAFTING ARRANGEMENT
(PORT)
1821 PROPELLER SHAFT BEARING MONTHLY
1823 PROPELLER SHAFT SEALS MONTHLY
1825 CPP OIL FILTER MONTHLY
1828 CPP OIL COOLER MONTHLY
1830 CPP HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 3-MONTHLY
1850 MAIN ENGINE STANDBY SYSTEM
1851 STANDBY FRESH WATER PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1852 STANDBY SEA WATER PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1853 STANDBY LUB OIL PUMP/ PRIMING PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1854 STANDBY GEAR OIL PUMP 6-MONTHLY
1860 STANDBY MOTORIZING VALVES 6-MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1001 - CYLINDER AND FITTINGS

(1) Check cylinder head tie bolts for tightness, re-tighten if necessary.
(2) Ensure no leaks on indicator cocks and relief valves.
(3) Check landing between cylinder head and liner to ensure no combustion gas leaking.
(4) Rectify all defects.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1005 - TAPPET CLEARANCE AND ROCKER GEAR

(1) Check tappet clearance (clearance specification refer to Service Manual).
(2) Check rocker arm bush for wear and slackness.
(3) Check movement of valves and ensure they are not sticky.
(4) Check valve springs for breakage.
(5) Ensure oil passage for rocker gear is clear.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1010 - LUBE OIL FILTER

(1) Clean filter.
(2) Check for sign of damage filter screen.
(3) Check for any foreign material or white metal unstrained in it.
(4) For disposable type filter, renew filter. (Refer to manufacturers’ manual)
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1011 - FUEL OIL FILTER

(1) Clean filter.
(2) Check sign of damage filter screen.
(3) For disposable type filter, renew filter. (Refer to manufacturer’s manual)
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 1012 / 1212 /1412 / 1612 - AIR FILTER

(1) Clean filter.
(2) For disposable type filter, blow air from the clean side through to the dirty side to remove dirt.
NOTE:-
Renew filter if indicator still shows "RED" after cleaning.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1015 / 1215 / 1415 / 1615 - TURBO-CHARGER

(1) Drain oil from sump, check for any foreign material in oil. Refill with new oil.
(2) Check and ensure rotor free to rotate.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1020 / 1021 / 1022 - COOLERS

(1) Clean cooler sea water side, if necessary.
(2) Check zinc anode and replace if necessary.
(3) Coat end covers with APEXIOR No. 3.
(4) Replace covers and check for leaks.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1030/1230/1430/1630 - CRANKCASE INSPECTION AND RELIEF VALVES

(1) Check all bottom end and main bearings bolts for tightness.
(2) Check sign of water leakage.
(3) Check all internal pipes for damages.
(4) Check sump for any white metal.
(5) Check sign of overheating, slackness or creeping in bearing housing.
(6) Check liner for scoring when piston at top dead centre.
(7) Run priming pump to ensure all oil passages are clear.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1035 /1235/1435/1635 - CRANKSHAFT DEFLECTION

(1) To be taken in direction of the rotation of engine.
(2) Record reading and submit copy to Shore Office, see ‘Crankshaft Deflection Record’.
NOTE:-
Refer Service Manual for specification.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1040/1240/1440/1640 - TIMING GEAR AND CAMSHAFT

(1) Remove inspection covers.
(2) Check gears for overheating, pitting and wear.
(3) Check cams and rollers for wear and pitting.
(4) Check and ensure all oil passages are clear.
(5) Clean camshaft space.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 1050/1250/1450/1650 - INJECTORS

(1) Check injectors opening pressure. (Specification refers to Service Manual).
(2) Check spray pattern.
(3) Check for dry seat and excessive back leakage.
(4) Replace faulty nozzle, preserve defective nozzle and send ashore for re-conditioning. (Do not
attempt to re-condition nozzle on board).
(5) Check all high pressure pipe for crack ( dye test) and tightening bolt.
NOTE:-
Ensure cleanliness during servicing of injector.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1051/1251/1451/1651 - GOVERNOR AND FUEL RACK

(1) Drain of oil if governor are independent sump type. Check for metallic or foreign material enstrained
in oil. Refill with clean oil.
(2) Check all fuel linkages for excessive backlash. Ensure they are properly connected and their
movement is not restricted.
(3) Lubricate all linkages.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1055/1255/1455/1655 - HOLDING DOWN BOLTS

(1) Hammer test all foundation bolts, tighten up as necessary.
(2) Check and ensure all lock nuts are in place.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1060/1061/1064/1065 - ATTACHED GEAR PUMPS

(1) Remove end cover.
(2) Check gear backlash and gear tip to housing clearance.
(3) Check housing and end plate for score.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1062/1063 - ATTACHED CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

(2) Check impeller for cavitation.
(3) Ensure tell tail holes are not choked.
(4) Check for excessive clearance.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1070/1270/1470/1670 - TURNING GEARS

(1) Check engaging mechanism.
(2) Check oil level and condition, change oil if necessary.
(3) Check safety interlock are functioning.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1075/1275/1475/1675 - THERMOCOUPLE AND GAUGES
(1) Check all thermometers and gauges are functioning properly.
(2) Check all gauges are properly secured to the panel.
(3) Replace all defective gauges.
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EQUIPMENT NO.: 1080/1280/1480/1680 - PNEUMATIC STARTING SYSTEM

(1) Check system for leaks.
(2) Check starting valves air pipes for sign of overheating. This indicates valve leaking.
(3) Lubricate air distributor.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1085/1285/1485/1685 - CONTROL AIR SYSTEM

(1) Check system and ensure no leaks.
(2) Check all gauges and ensure they are functioning properly.
(3) Check all regulating valves, re-adjust if necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1090/1290/1490/1690 - EXHAUST GAS PIPING SYSTEM

(1) Check all exhaust gas piping to ensure no leak.
(2) Tighten up exhaust bellow bolts, if necessary.
(3) Check all securing brackets and fastener.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1095/1295/1495/1695 - SAFETY TRIPS AND ALARMS

(1) Test High Water temperature alarm. Record alarm cut in temperature.
(2) Test Low Lube Oil pressure alarm. Record alarm cut in pressure.
NOTE:-
Ensure engines are running at idle speed when testing of Low Lube Oil pressure alarm.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1100/1300/1500/1700 - LUBE OIL SAMPLE

(1) Take oil sample and send ashore for laboratory analysis.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1101/1301/1501/1701 - FRESH WATER SAMPLE

(1) Test sample for Alkalinity hardness and chloride contents.
(2) Record reading and submit copy to Shore Office.
NOTE:-
Testing procedures refer to water treatment instruction.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1102/1302/1502/1702 - PEAK PRESSURE

(1) Take peak pressure record all record reading.
(2) Submit copy to Shore Office. See ‘Engine Performance Record’.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1105/1106 - MOTOR DRIVEN CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
(3) Check bearing for excessive clearance.
(4) Check sealing arrangement.
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MOTOR
(5) Check wire terminal and gland tightness.
(6) Clean fan impeller and protective guard.
(7) Clean motor casing cooling fins.
(8) Check starter panel wire terminal for tightness. Vacuum clean starter panel.
WARNING
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in "OFF" position. Tape breaker, and display sign board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1061 - MOTOR DRIVEN GEAR PUMP

(1) Check excessive noise of pump.
(2) Check pump and motor coupling.
(3) Check shaft and sealing arrangement and ensure no leaks.
MOTOR
(5) Clean fan impeller and protective guard ventilation passage.
(7) Check starter wire terminal for tightness. Vacuum clean starter panel.
WARNING
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in "OFF" position. Tape breaker, and display sign board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1750 - MAIN REDUCTION GEAR

(1) Open up inspection cover.
(2) Check gear for pitting, crack and tooth breakage.
(4) Check and ensure oil sprays are not choked.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1763 - REDUCTION GEAR FLEXIBLE COUPLING

(1) Remove protective guard.
(2) Check rubber coupling for cracks and deterioration.
(3) Check all coupling bolts for tightness.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1801 - PROPELLER SHAFT BEARINGS

(1) Check bearing oil condition, replace if necessary.
(3) Ensure all cooling pipes are not choked.
(4) Ensure thermometers are functioning.
Section 12-8
CONTROLLED COPY 02
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1803 - PROPELLER SHAFT SEALS

(1) Check sealing arrangement and ensure no leaks.
(2) Check seal and stern tube oil condition. Send ashore for laboratory analysis if suspect
contamination of oil.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1810 - C.P.P. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

(1) Check all hydraulic pipes and ensure no leaks.
(2) Check hydraulic hose for chaffing and deterioration.
(3) Check all gauges and thermometer are functioning properly.
(4) Check carbon brush for groove ring for wear.
(5) Check local and remote pitch indicator are coincide.
(6) Check hydraulic pump for abnormal noise and vibration.
(7) Check pump coupling for wear and alignment.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1851/1852/1853/1854 - MAIN ENGINE STANDBY PUMPS

(1) Check and ensure pump is free to rotate.
(2) Functioning test of pumps.
(3) Check all sealing arrangement.
MOTOR
(1) Check wire gland tightness.
(2) Check damage of motor and protective guard.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 1860 - MOTORIZING VALVES

(1) Functioning test of valves.
(2) Clean and grease valve spindle.
Section 12-9
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Section 13: AUXILIARY DIESEL ENGINE(ROSB-PMS-P13)
SECTION 13 AUXILIARY DIESEL ENGINE (ROSB-PMS-P13)

2000 MAIN GENEATOR ENGINE (STARBOARD)
2001 CYLINDER HEAD MONTHLY
2012 AIR FILTERLUB OIL COOLER MONTHLY
2015 TURBOR-CHARGER MONTHLY
2020 LUB OIL COOLER MONTHLY
2021 FRESH WATER COOLER MONTHLY
2022 CHARGE AIR COOLER MONTHLY
2030 CRANKCASE INSPECTION MONTHLY
2050 INJECTOR 3-MONTHLY
2080 PNEUMATIV STARTING SYSTEM MONTHLY
2081 BATTERY STARTING SYSTEM MONTHLY
2082 HYDRAULIC STARTING SYSTEM MONTHLY
2095 SAFETY TRIPS AND ALARM 3-MONTHLY
2105 MOTOR DRIVEN SEA WATER COOLING 6-MONTHLY
PUMP
2200 MAIN GENERATOR ENGINE (PORT)
2215 TURBO-CHARGER MONTHLY

Section 13-1
CONTROLLED COPY 02

2262 ATTACHED FRESH WATER COOLING 3-MONTHLY
PUMP
2282 HYDRAULIC STARTING SYSTEM MONTHLY
2290 MAIN GENERATOR ENGINE (STARBOARD) MONTHLY
2295 CYLINDER HEAD 3-MONTHLY
2305 LUB OIL FILTER 6-MONTHLY
2400 HARBOUR GENERATOR ENGINE
2415 TURBO-CHARGER MONTHLY
2462 ATTACHED FRESH WATER COOLING 3-MONTHLY
PUMP

2495 SAFETY TRIPS AND ALARM 3-MONTHLY
Section 13-2
CONTROLLED COPY 02
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2001/2201/2401 - CYLINDER HEAD

(1) Check tightness and re-torque cylinder head tie bolts.
(2) Check for any sign of combustion gas leaks.
(3) Rectify all defects.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2005/2205/2405 - TAPPET CLEARANCE AND ROCKER GEAR
(1) Take tappet clearance (specification refer to Service Manual).
(2) Check rocker arm bush for wear and slackness.
(3) Check movement of valves and ensure they are not sticky.
(4) Check valve springs for breakage.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2010/2210/2410 - LUBE OIL FILTER

(1) Check oil filter.
(2) Check for sign of damage filter element.
(3) Check for any foreign material or white metal en-strained in it.
(4) For disposable type filter, renew filter.
(5) Drain and replenish new oil.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2011/2211/2411 - FUEL OIL FILTER

(1) Clean oil filter.
(2) Check sign of damage filter element.
(3) For disposable type filter, renew if necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2012/2212/2412 - AIR FILTER

(1) Clean air filter.
(2) For disposable type filter, blow air from the clean side through to the dirty side to remove dirt.
NOTE:-
Renew filter if indicator still shows "RED" after cleaning.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2015/2215/2415 - TURBO-CHARGER

(1) Remove air filter, turn rotor by hand to ensure they are not sticky.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2020/2021/2022/2220/2221/2222
(1) Clean cooler sea water side.
(2) Check zinc anode and replace if necessary.
(3) Coat end covers with APEXIOR No. 3.
(4) Replace covers and check for leaks.
(5) Clean cooler fresh water side : 6 monthly ( PTSC Huong Giang), 2 yearly (Other Vessel)
Section 13-3
CONTROLLED COPY 02
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2030/2230/2430 - CRANKCASE INSPECTION

(1) Check all bottom end and main bearings bolts for tightness.
(2) Check sign of water leakage.
(3) Check sump for any white metal.
(5) Check liner for scoring when piston is at top dead centre.
(6) Prime lube oil pump to ensure all oil passage are clear.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2050/2250/2450 - INJECTOR

(1) Check injector opening pressure (specification refer to Service Manual).
(2) Check spray pattern.
(3) Check for dry seat and excessive back leakage.
(4) Replace faulty nozzle.
NOTE:-
Ensure cleanliness during servicing of injector.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2051/2251/2451 - GOVERNOR AND FUEL RACK

(1) Check governor and fuel linkages for excessive backlash. Ensure they are properly connected and
their movement is not restricted.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2055/2255/2455 - HOLDING DOWN BOLTS

(1) Check vibration mounting for damage.
(2) Hammer test all foundation bolts, harden up as necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2062/2063 - ATTACHED CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

(2) Check impeller for cavitation. For rubber impeller, check breakage.
(3) Ensure tell tales holes are not choked.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2075/2275/2475 - THERMOMETER AND GAUGES

(1) Check all thermometer and gauges are functioning properly.
(2) Check all gauges are properly secured to the panel.
(3) Replace all defective gauges.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2080/2280/2480 - PNEUMATIC STARTING SYSTEM

(1) Check system for leaks.
Section 13-4
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(2) Check starting valves air pipes for sign of overheating. This indicate valves are leaking.
(3) Lubricate air distributor.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2081/2281/2482 - BATTERY STARTING SYSTEM
(1) Check battery electrolyte specific gravity.
(2) Top up with distilled water if necessary.
(3) Check tightness of battery terminal.
(4) Ensure battery cleanliness.
(5) Check condition and tension of charging alternator fan belts; DO NOT do not over-tighten fan belt.
(6) Check wire connection to starter.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2082/2282 - HYDRAULIC STARTING SYSTEM

(1) Check oil level of hydraulic tank.
(2) Check all hose and pipe connection.
(3) Prime up and test system.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2090/2290/2490 - EXHAUST GAS PIPING SYSTEM

(1) Check all exhaust gas piping to ensure no leak.
(2) Tighten up exhaust bellow bolts if necessary.
(3) Check all securing brackets and fastener.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2095/2295/2495 - SAFETY TRIPS AND ALARMS

(1) Test High Water Temperature alarm.
(2) Test Low Lube Oil alarm.
NOTE:-
Ensure engines are running at idle speed when testing of Low Lub Oil pressure alarm.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 2105/2305 - MOTOR DRIVEN SEA WATER PUMP

(3) Check bearing for excessive clearance.
MOTOR
(8) Check starter wire terminal for tightness and contactor for arcing. Vacuum clean starter panel.
WARNING
Section 13-5
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in “OFF” position. Tape breaker and display sign board.
Section 13-6
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Section 14: AUXILIARY MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P14)
SECTION 14 AUXILIARY MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P14)

3000 AUXILIARY MACHINERY SYSTEM
3001 NO. 1 START AIR COMPRESSOR 3-MONTHLY
3030 EMERGENCY START AIR COMPRESSOR MONTHLY
3040 AIR RECEIVER MONTHLY
3050 LUB OIL PURIFIER 3-MONTHLY
3060 FUEL OIL PURIFIER 3-MONTHLY
3070 OIL FIRE BOILER MONTHLY
3080 STEERING GEAR MONTHLY
3090 FRESH WATER GENERATOR 3-MONTHLY
3100 SANITARY SYSTEM AND SEWAGE PLANT MONTHLY
3110 DOMESTIC F.W. AND S.W. PRESSURE SET MONTHLY
3120 G.S./BILGE AND FIRE PUMP MONTHLY
3130 MUD AND BRINE PUMP MONTHLY
3140 FUEL OIL CARGO PUMP MONTHLY
3150 FUEL OIL TRANSFER PUMP MONTHLY
3160 BALLAST PUMP MONTHLY
3170 FRESH WATER CARGO PUMP MONTHLY
3180 SIDE THRUSTER MONTHLY
3190 OILY WATER SEPARATOR 3-MONTHLY
3200 CEMENT SYSTEM MONTHLY
3210 AIR CONDITION AIR HANDLING UNIT MONTHLY
3220 AIR CONDITION COMPRESSOR MONTHLY
3230 FREEZER AND CHILLER ROOM MONTHLY
3240 REFRIGERATOR COMPRESSOR MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3001/3010/3020 - START AIR COMPRESSOR

(1) Remove suction and delivery valves of all stages.
(2) Check valves for cracks, damage, distortion and wear.
(3) Clean inter and after coolers (sea water side). For air cool type, check cooling fin for damage and
cleanliness.
(4) Check cooling water pump and drive coupling.
(5) Clean air suction filters.
Section 14-1
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(6) Replenish oil.

(7) Test cut in and cut out switch. Note pressure and adjust accordingly.
MOTOR
(3) Check starter wire terminal for tightness and contractor for arcing. Vacuum clean starter panel.
WARNING:-
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in "OFF" position. Tape breaker and display
sign board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3030 - EMERGENCY AIR COMPRESSOR

(1) Check and clean cooling fins of compressor and prime mover.
(2) Check Lube oil and fuel of prime mover.
(3) Functioning test of compressor. (Note charging time).
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3040 - AIR RECEIVER

(1) Drain water in receiver.
(2) Check all valves for leaks.
(3) Check pressure gauges are functioning properly.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3050/3060 - PURIFIERS

(1) Inspect crankcase worm wheel and gear for abrasion and damage.
(2) Check bowl body, bowl hood for corrosion.
(3) Check keys for deformation.
(4) Check and ensure sludge passage are not choked.
MOTOR
(7) Check starter panel wire terminal for tightness and contractors for arcing. Vacuum clean starter
panel.
WARNING
sign board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3070 - OIL FIRE BOILER

(1) To ensure all gauge glass are free from dirt.
(2) To check and ensure all blow down valves and mounting are free and operational.
Section 14-2
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(3) To test easing gear.

(4) To check all casing, pipes and joint for leakage. Rectify all defects.
(5) To clean and check burner nozzle.
(6) Test water for alkalinity, hardness and chloride contents. Record reading and submit copy to Shore
Office.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3080 - STEERING GEAR

(1) Check all joints and glands for leakage.
(2) Check hydraulic pump for noise and vibration.
(3) Check pump coupling for wear and damage.
(4) Check and lubricate linkage.
(5) Test auxiliary or emergency steering. (Record in engine and deck log)
MOTOR
(3) Clean motor cooling fins
(4) Check starter panel wire terminal for tightness and contractors for arcing. Vacuum clean starter
panel.
(5) Test no voltage alarm.
WARNING:-
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in "OFF" position. Tape breaker, and display
sign board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3090 - FRESH WATER GENERATOR

(1) Check scale formation inside tube. De-scale if necessary.
(2) Remove condenser end cover. Check cooling tube end for corrosion. Check zinc anode. Renew if
necessary.
(3) Open and clean ejector nozzle.
(4) Check ejector and distillate pump for noise and vibration during operation.
(5) Check pump coupling for alignment and damage.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3100 - SANITARY SYSTEM AND SEWAGE PLANT

(1) Check all toilets flushing valve for leaks, overhaul if necessary.
(2) Check high level cut in of sewage plant
(3) Clean air blower filter.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3110 - DOMESTIC F.W. AND S.W. PRESSURE SET

(1) Check cut in, cut out of pressure set. Adjust pressure accordingly.
Section 14-3
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(2) Ensure no internal leakage of non-return valve. This will affect constant cutting in and out of
pressure set.
(3) Check pumps for noise and vibration during operation.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3120/3130 - MOTOR DRIVEN CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

(1) Check excessive noise and abnormal vibration of pump.
(2) Check alignment and coupling.
MOTOR
(2) Clean fan impeller and ventilation passage.
(4) Check starter wiring and terminal for sign of overheating. Tightness all loose terminals.
WARNING:-
Main breaker for assigned equipment to be in "OFF" position. Tape breaker and display.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3140/3150 - MOTOR DRIVEN GEAR PUMP

(1) Check excessive noise and abnormal vibration.
(2) Check alignment and coupling.
(4) Shut off discharge valve slowly and ensure relief valve are functioning. Record lifting pressure.
MOTOR
(2) Clean fan impeller and ventilation passage.
(4) Check starter wiring and terminal for sign of overheating. Tightness all loose terminals. Vacuum
clean starter box.
WARNING
Main breaker for assigned equipment to be in “off’ position. Tape breaker and display sign
board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3180 - SIDE THRUSTER AND CONTROL

A. FIXED PITCH THRUSTER
(1) Check header tank oil level and condition of oil.
Section 14-4
CONTROLLED COPY 02
B. C.P.P. THRUSTER
(1) Check header tank and hydraulic oil level.
(2) Check oil condition.
(3) Check all hydraulic pipes and hose connection.
(4) Check hydraulic pump coupling, noise, vibration during operation.
(5) Check local and remote pitch indicator, ensure they are coincide.
C. PRIME MOVER (MOTOR DRIVEN)
(1) Check all wire terminal and ensure tightness.
(2) Check contactors and terminals for de coloration and oxidation in the vicinity of the joint indicating
overheating.
(3) Clean all ventilation passage.
(4) Test run and record current loading from ampere meter.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3180 - SIDE THRUSTER AND CONTROL

D. PRIME MOVER (ENGINE DRIVEN)
(1) Check oil lever and condition of oil.
(2) Check coupling and holding down bolt for tightness.
(3) Clean and oil all linkage.
(4) Test run engine, check for noise and vibration.
(5) Test emergency stop from bridge.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3190 - OILY WATER SEPARATOR

(1) Visually inspect oily water separator casing for corrosion.
(2) Check all piping for leaks
(3) Clean oil sensing probe.
(4) Operation test of solenoid valve.
(5) Check sludge pump fan belts.
(6) Check all wire connections.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3200 - CEMENT SYSTEM

(1) Clean compressor air filter.
(2) Examine fans belts of coupling.
(3) Check oil condition.
(4) Clean all cooling fins or water passage.
(5) Check all valves and ensure they are free to operate.
(6) Visually inspect tanks condition, canvas and nozzle if tank are empty.
(7) Check and ensure eductor are clear.
(8) Check air dryer condition.
Section 14-5
CONTROLLED COPY 02
MOTOR
(1) Check all wire terminal and ensure tightness.
(2) Check conductor and termination for de coloration and oxidation.
(3) Clean all ventilation passage.
(4) Vacuum clean starter panel.
(5) Test run and record current loading.
WARNING:-
Main breaker to the assigned equipment to be in off position. Tape breaker and display sign
board.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3210 - AIR HANDLING UNIT

(1) Check blower fan motor for abnormal noise and vibration.
(2) Check fan belt tension and adjust accordingly.
(3) Check drive shaft bearing for excessive clearance.
(4) Grease bearing if necessary.
(5) Comp the evaporator cooling fins if found to be dented.
(6) Clean condensate pans and check that drainage are clear.
(7) Check air filter media, wash clean as required.
(8) Check all wire terminal for sign of overheating or de coloration.
(9) Check all indicating lights are working.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3220 - AIR CONDITION AND FRIDGE COMPRESSOR

(1) Check oil level of compressor.
(2) Check for any abnormal noise or vibration.
(3) Check all operating pressure, observe any abnormality.
(4) Clean all cooling fins or water condenser if necessary.
(5) Check and renew zinc anodes if necessary.
(6) Change filter dryer if moisture indicate show "wet".
(7) Check all fan belts tension, adjust accordingly.
(8) Check all indicating light are functioning.
(9) Check all wire terminal for sign of overheating and decoloration.
(10) Check cooling water pump.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 3230 - FREEZER AND CHILLER ROOM

(1) Check door seals for leaks.
(2) Test lock in alarm.
(3) Check defrosting heater are functioning.
(4) Check abnormal noise of evaporator coil fan.
Section 14-6
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(5) Check and ensure drainage is clear.

(6) Check all racks are tightly secured.
(7) General cleanliness
Section 14-7
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Section 15: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (ROSB-PMS-P15)
SECTION 15 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (ROSB-PMS-P15)

4000 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
4001 MAIN SWITCH BOARD 3-MONTHLY
4010 EMERGENCY SWITCHBOARD AND LIGHTING MONTHLY
4020 DISTRIBUTION BOARD 3-MONTHLY
4030 SEARCHLIGHT MONTHLY
4040 FLOODLIGHT/OUT PASS LIGHT MONTHLY
4050 GENERAL LIGHTING MONTHLY
4060 BATTERY AND CHARGER MONTHLY
4070 CURRENT TRANSFORMER 3-MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4001 - MAIN SWITCH BOARD

(1) Check and ensure all gauges and indicating light are functioning.
(2) Feel the surface of panel for excessive warmness indicating overheating or loose connection.
(3) Visually examine all cable connection and bus bar for de-coloration.
(4) Check for unusual smell which indicates overheating.
(5) Ensure all covers are tightly secured.
(6) Record and submit defect to shore office.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4010 - EMERGENCY SWITCH BOARD AND LIGHTING

(1) Check and record charging current.
(2) Visually inspect all wire terminal and to ensure tightness.
(3) Check terminals for corrosion and oxidation.
(4) Press manual load test switch to check all emergency lighting. Replace blow out bulb immediately.
(5) Functioning test of emergency generator and battery charger.
(6) Record testing in log book.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4020 - DISTRIBUTION BOARD

(1) Check and maintain general cleanliness.
(2) Check for sign of decolouration and unusual smells which indicate overheating or loose
connection.
(3) Ensure all covers are tightly secured.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4030 - SEARCH LIGHT

(1) Check and ensure light are free to rotate.
(2) Check all water tight gland and cable entry.
Section 15-1
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Section 15: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (ROSB-PMS-P15)
(3) Clean reflector.

(4) Check and ensure cover is tight.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4040 - FLOODLIGHT/OUTPASS LIGHT

1) Check and ensure water tightness of all covers.
2) Check for loose wire terminal.
3) Replace blow out bulb.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4050 - GENERAL LIGHTING

1) Switch on all lightings.
2) Check and replace blow out bulb.
3) Clean shades, diffusers if necessary.
4) Check for loose wire terminal.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4060 - BATTERY AND CHARGER

(1) Check electrolyte level, add distilled water if necessary.
(2) Clean battery terminals and coat with petroleum jelly.
(3) Check all cell vent caps and ensure they are not choked.
(4) Measure specific gravity of each cell.
(5) Ensure general cleanliness of battery compartment.
(6) Check and record charging current.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 4070 - CURRENT TRANSFORMER

(1) Check sign of overheating and decolouration of coil.
(2) Check for loose wire terminal.
(3) Clean ventilation passage.
Section 15-2
CONTROLLED COPY 02
SECTION 16 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P16)

5000 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY SYSTEM
5001 FIRE MONITOR AND CONTROL MONTHLY
5010 FIRE MONITOR PUMP MONTHLY
5020 FIRE MONITOR PUMP ENGINE 3-MONTHLY
5030 FIRE MONITOR PUMP CLUTCH AND GEAR BOX 3-MONTHLY
5040 FIRE MONITOR PUMP MOTOR 3-MONTHLY
5050 FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM MONTHLY
5060 CO² AND HALON SYSTEM 3-MONTHLY
5070 B.A CHARGING COMPRESSOR 3-MONTHLY

5080 EMERGENCY SHUT DOWN SYSTEM MONTHLY
5090 EMERGENCY FIRE PUMP AND ENGINE MONTHLY
5100 WATER CURTAIN SYSTEM MONTHLY
5110 OIL DISPERSANT SYSTEM 3-MONTHLY
5120 HYDRAULIC OPERATED W.T. DOOR MONTHLY
5130 FUEL OIL QUICK CLOSING VALVE 3-MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5001 - FIRE MONITOR AND CONTROL

A. HYDRAULIC
(1) Check hydraulic pump for overheating and abnormal noise.
(2) Check all pipes and control valve for leaks.
(3) Check hydraulic hose and connection for deterioration.
(4) Check all turning gear for corrosion, clean and apply new grease.
MOTOR
(1) Check wire connection and gland tightness.
(2) Check motor overheating and abnormal noise.
(3) Ensure all covers and cable entries are water-tight.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5010 - FIRE MONITOR PUMP

(1) Turn pump by hand to ensure it is free.
(2) Check all sealing arrangement and rectify all leaks.
(3) Lubricate all bearing.
(4) Check pump coupling and foundation bolts.
Section 16-1
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(5) Ensure all valve are free to operate.

(6) Test run pump.
(7) Drain system after testing
(8) Check and ensure foam pump are free to rotate.
(9) Check and ensure foam eductor are not choked.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5020 - FIRE MONITOR PUMP ENGINE

A. ENGINE
(1) Clean all filter.
(2) Check oil condition, change oil if necessary.
(4) Check all foundation bolts.
(5) Check all gauges and thermometers.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5030 - FIRE MONITOR PUMP CLUTCH AND GEAR BOX
A. CLUTCH
(1) Check free engagement of clutch on remote and local control.
(2) Check clutch control air system to ensure no leaks.
(3) Check all regulating valves and adjust pressure accordingly.
B. GEAR BOX
(1) Open inspection cover.
(2) Check gear tooth for pitting, breakage.
(3) Check bearing slackness and creeping in bearing housing.
(4) Check oil spray and ensure they are not choked.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5040 - FIRE MONITOR PUMP MOTOR

(1) Check motor to pump coupling.
(2) Check and ensure wire terminal tightness.
(3) Check all wire entries for water tightness.
(4) Clean ventilation passage.
(5) Examine starter panel wiring and connections for de-coloration and sign of overheating.
(6) Test run motor and record current loading.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5050 - FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM

(1) Functioning test of fire call points and smoke detectors.
(2) Check zone indicating lights are working.
(3) Check panel for fault indication.
(4) Record all testing in log book.
Section 16-2
CONTROLLED COPY 02
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5060 - CO² AND HALON SYSTEM

(1) Check the gas system cylinders for damages.
(2) Check all piping for corrosion.
(3) Check and record the gas storage pressure.
(4) Simulate test by open the cover of the releasing panel. The alarm and indicating light in the engine
room and emergency shut off should be activated. (Do not discharge gas)
(5) Put system back to normal.
WARNING
Advance warning to be given to the crew on board before commence testing.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5070 - B.A. CHARGING COMPRESSOR

(1) Check condition of oil.
(2) Check condition of charcoal filter.
(3) Check and clean cooling fins or water cooling passage.
(4) Check condition of cooling pump impeller.
(5) Test run compressor to charge up one air bottle. Record timing.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5080 - EMERGENCY SHUT DOWN SYSTEM

(1) Active emergency shut down button.
(2) Check and ensure shut down of air condition, fan blower, F.O. purifier and fuel oil pump.
(3) Record date of testing.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5090 - EMERGENCY FIRE PUMP

(1) Check fuel oil and lube oil level of engine.
(2) Turn pump by hand before running.
(3) Clean all cooling fins.
(4) Test run pump and observe discharge pressure.
(5) After testing, clean pump and engine with fresh water.
(6) Lubricate all linkages and coat pump and engine casing with Anti-Rust.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5100 - WATER CURTAIN SYSTEM

(1) Test water curtain ensure all nozzles are not choked.
(2) If situation do not permit testing, flush system with fresh water to ensure all nozzle are free. Remove
nozzle to clear choke if necessary.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5110 - OIL DISPERSANT SYSTEM

(1) Examine spray boom or monitor for corrosion.
Section 16-3
CONTROLLED COPY 02
(2) Check all piping and hoses for deterioration.

(3) Flush through spray boom with fresh water to ensure all nozzles are not choke. Remove nozzle to
clear choke if necessary.
(4) Check and ensure dispersant pump are free to rotate.
(5) Check and ensure eductor are not choked.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5120 - HYDRAULIC OPERATED W.T. DOOR

(1) Operate hydraulic water-tight door from local and remote control.
(2) Check and ensure all indicating lightings are functioning.
(3) Check door tightness and ensure they are fully closed.
(4) Check all hydraulic piping and hoses for deterioration.
(5) Lubricate all hydraulic rams and control valves.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 5130 - FUEL OIL QUICK CLOSING VALVE

A. MANUAL OPERATED
(1) Check all pull wire for breakage and corrosion.
(2) Ensure all pulleys are free to rotate.
(3) Functioning test of all valves.
B. AIR OPERATED
(1) Check air reservoir pressure, drain dry all water.
(2) Check all piping connection.
(3) Function test of all valves.
(4) Re-charge air reservoir.
C. HYDRAULIC OPERATED
(1) Check all hydraulic piping.
(2) Check oil level of tank.
(3) Lubricate all control valves.
(4) Function test of all valves.
Section 16-4
CONTROLLED COPY 02
Section 17: DECK MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P17)
SECTION 17 DECK MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P17)

6000 DECK EQUIPMENT
6001 TOWING AND ANCHOR HANDLING WINCH 3-MONTHLY
(HYDRAULIC DRIVEN)
6010 TOWING AND ANCHOR HANDLING WINCH MONTHLY
(ENGINE DRIVEN)
6020 MOORING WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6030 TUGGER WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6040 ANCHOR WINDLASS 3-MONTHLY
6050 SPARE WIRE ROPE WINCH 3-MONTHLY
6060 SHARK JAW AND WIRE TONGS MONTHLY
6070 TOW PINS MONTHLY
6080 DECK CRANE MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6001 - HYDRAULIC POWER PACK AND CONTROL

(1) Check all hoses and piping for deterioration.
(2) Check hydraulic oil condition, clean or renew oil filter if necessary.
(3) Check all control valves and ensure they are free, clean and lubricate all joints.
(4) Check pumps alignment and coupling.
(5) Check for abnormal noise and vibration.
(6) Ensure all pressure gauges and thermometer are functioning.
(7) Clean cooler and renew zinc anodes if necessary.
(8) Check all air control line for leakage. Rectify all defects.
(9) Check and adjust pressure regulating valves if necessary.
MOTOR
(1) Check wire terminals and glands tightness.
(3) Clean motor casing cooling fans.
(4) Check starter panel wiring terminals for tightness. Observe any sign of overheating or discoloration.
WARNING:-
signboard.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6010 - ENGINE DRIVEN POWER PACK AND CONTROL

(1) Check lube oil condition, change oil if necessary.
Section 17-1
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Section 17: DECK MACHINERY (ROSB-PMS-P17)
(2) Clean all filters, renew if necessary.

(3) Check and ensure all linkages are free and lubricate them.
(4) Check clutch oil level, observe for any sign of leaks.
(5) Clean all radiator cooling fins if necessary.
(6) Check battery water level and ensure they are fully charged at all times.
(7) Check all control air pipes for leaks and deterioration.
(8) Check control air pressure, adjust regulating valve if necessary.
(9) Drain and ensure air receiver are dry.
(10) Ensure all gauges and thermometer are functioning.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6060 - SHARK JAW AND WIRE TONGS

(1) Open shark jaw casing inspection cover, check all hydraulic hoses, connection, cylinder rams for
corrosion and deterioration. Grease all rams. Clean and maintain hydraulic cylinder casing. Ensure
drainage is clear.
(2) Check hydraulic oil condition, clean or renew filter if necessary.
(3) Ensure all control valves are free.
(4) Check accumulator pressure. Charged up with nitrogen gas if necessary.
(5) Test quick and emergency release system.
(6) Check electrical starter wire terminals for loose connection and overheating.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 6070 - TOW PINS

(1) Check all hoses and pipes for deterioration and corrosion. Rectify all leaks.
(2) Clean oil condition, clean and change oil filter if necessary.
(3) Lubricate and ensure pins are free to rotate.
(4) Operate pins and observe for excessive clearance between pins and casings.
(6) Maintain cleanliness of pins.
Note:-
To freshwater wash and grease after every anchor handling job.
Section 17-2
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SECTION 18 HULL (ROSB-PMS-P18)

7000 HULL
7001 SEA VALVES, OVERBOARD DISCHARGE 6-MONTHLY
VALVES AND PIPING
7010 BALLAST AND BILGE PIPING 3-MONTHLY
7020 RUDDER MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7001 - SEA VALVE AND OVERBOARD DISCHARGE VALVE

(1) Examine valve body for cracks and corrosion.
(2) Ensure all valve spindles are free, lubricate spindles if necessary.
(3) Examine securing arrangement and observe corrosion on securing bolts and nuts.
(4) Tighten or re-pack glands if necessary.
(5) Check all piping and connection, rectify leak as necessary.
(6) Report serious defects to Shore Office.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7010 - BALLAST AND BILGE PIPING

(1) Examine all valve body for cracks and corrosion.
(2) Ensure all valve spindles are free, lubricate spindle if necessary.
(3) Examine all piping for corrosion, rectify all leak if necessary.
(4) Examine area in way of bell mouth suction for erosion.
(5) Test all suctions and ensure that they are clear.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 7020 - RUDDER

(1) Check rudder sealing arrangement. Rectify leaks.
(2) Check rudder movement, observe for any excessive clearance.
(3) Check surrounding stiffening web, observe for any cracks.
(4) Lubricate rudder stock bearing.
(5) Report serious defects to Shore Office.
Section 18-1
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Section 19: MISCELLENEOUS (ROSB-PMS-P19)
SECTION 19 MISCELLENEOUS (ROSB-PMS-P19)

8000 MISCELLANEOUS
8001 SPARE AND INVENTORY MONTHLY
8010 ENGINE ROOM CLEANLINESS 3-MONTHLY
8020 BOW/STERN THRUSTER COMPARTMENT 3-MONTHLY
8030 STEERING COMPARTMENT 3-MONTHLY
EQUIPMENT NO.: 8001 - SPARE AND INVENTORY

(1) Besides the routine checking of spares and updating of inventory, a thorough check must be carried
out to ensure that spares are properly secured and preserved.
(2) The Chief Engineer must be able to produce an up-to-date Inventory List indicating machinery, part
numbers, stock quantity and position of the stores upon request of the Shore Auditor.
EQUIPMENT NO.: 8010/8020/8030 - MACHINERY COMPARTMENT CLEANLINESS

(1) Besides daily cleaning and regular hose down of tank top, this operation must be carried out
thoroughly on the cleaning of bilges, bulkheads, machinery, pipes, etc.
Any foreign material in the bilges must be removed.
NOTE:-
Ensure that during hosing down or cleaning operation, no water is allowed to settle on
electrical machinery. The compartment should look clean and tidy after this operation.
This is one of the criteria that indicate the performance of the Chief Engineer and his
subordinates.
Section 19-1
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Section 20: APPENDICES (ROSB-PMS-P20)
SECTION 20 APPENDICES (ROSB-PMS-P20)
APPENDIX 1 : LUB OIL ANALYSIS INTERVAL
VESSEL :
PORT :
DATE :
SAMPLE DATE OF DATE OF

S/No. NAME OF TYPE OF FUEL TAKEN SAMPLE SAMPLE ANALYSIS REMARKS
FUEL OIL OIL FROM DAILY TAKEN SEND INTERVALS
TANK ASHORE
1 PORT 6-MONTHLY
2 STARBOARD 6-MONTHLY
CHIEF ENGINEER NAME & INITIAL: __________________________
Section 20-1
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Section 20: APPENDICES (ROSB-PMS-P20)
APPENDIX 2 : LIST OF LUB OIL SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS
VESSEL :
PORT :
DATE :
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
LUB OIL TYPE OF DATE OF DATE OF SAMPLE ANALYSIS
S/No. NAME OF EQUIPMENT MAKE & RUNNING REMARKS
RUNNING HRS L.O SAMPLE TAKEN SEND ASHORE INTERVALS
MODEL HRS
1 MAIN ENGINE (P) 6 MONTHLY
2 MAIN ENGINE (S) 6 MONTHLY
3 NO. 1 AUX ENGINE 6 MONTHLY
7 EMERGENCY GENERATOR 12 MONTHLY
8 STEERING (P) 6 MONTHLY
9 STEERING (S) 6 MONTHLY
10 STERNTUBE (P) 6 MONTHLY
11 STERNTUBE (S) 6 MONTHLY
12 CPP (P) 6 MONTHLY
13 CPP (S) 6 MONTHLY
14 FiFi GEARBOX (P) 12 MONTHLY
15 FiFi GEARBOX (S) 12 MONTHLY
16 NO.1 BOW THRUSTER 12 MONTHLY
17 NO.2 BOW THRUSTER 12 MONTHLY
18 STERN THRUSTER 12 MONTHLY
19 AZIMUTH THRUSTER 12 MONTHLY
20 DECK MACHINERY 12 MONTHLY
CHIEF ENGINEER NAME & INITIAL: _________________________
Section 20-2
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INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS)

PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION STATUS

Introduction to Deck Planned

ROSB-PMS-P02 Deck Department Guidelines 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P03 Fire Fighting and Safety 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P04 Deck Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P05 Hull 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P06 Navigation Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P07 Communication Equipment 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P10 Introduction to Engine Room PMS 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

Engine Room Department

ROSB-PMS-P12 Main Propulsion 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P13 Auxiliary Diesel Engine 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P14 Auxiliary Machinery 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P15 Electrical System 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P16 Fire Fighting and Safety 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P17 Deck Machinery 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P18 Hull 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P19 Miscellaneous 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

ROSB-PMS-P20 Appendices 02 1-Nov-17 Technical Manager DPA MD

PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION STATUS

PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION HISTORY

ROSB-PMS-P02 Deck Department Guidelines 01 7 April 2016 Amended section 2

Engine Room Department

ROSB-PMS-P13 Auxiliary Diesel Engine 02 1 Nov 2017 Amended section 13

PLANNED MAINTENANCE SYSTEM MANUAL REVISION HISTORY

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION TO DECK PMS (ROSB-PMS-P01)

SECTION 2 DECK DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES (ROSB-PMS-P02)

SECTION 3 FIRE FIGHTING AND SAFETY (ROSB-PMS-P03)

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5500 - FIRE MONITOR

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5505 - FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

B. PRESSURIZE WATER EXTINGUISHER

D. DRY POWDER EXTINGUISHER

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5510 - FIREMAN’S OUTFIT AND B.A SETS

E. INTERNATIONAL SHORE CONNECTION

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5520 - MEDICAL RESUSCITATOR

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5525 - LIFEBOATS AND DAVITS {page 10 of 20}

2) Monthly Routine Maintenance

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5530 - RESCUE BOAT AND DAVIT {page 8 of 17}

1) Weekly Inspection & Testing

2) Monthly Routine Maintenance

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5535 - LIFE RAFTS

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5540 - LIFEBUOY AND HEAVING LINE

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5545 - SELF IGNITING LIGHT

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5550 -MOB SIGNAL/P.D SIGNAL

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5555 - LINE THROWING APPLIANCE

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5560 - LIFE JACKET

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5565 - IMMERSION SUIT AND TPA

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5570 - PARAGUARD STRETCHER

EQUIPMENT NO.: 5575 - POLLUTION PREVENTION LOCKER

SECTION 4 DECK EQUIPMENT (ROSB-PMS-P04)

EQUIPMENT NO. TASK NAME PERIOD

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6500 - TOWING AND ANCHOR HANDLING WINCH

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6525 - SHARK JAW

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6530 - TOW PINS

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6535 - DECK CRANE

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6540 - STERN ROLLERS / FAIRLEAD ROLLER

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6545 - LOADLINE ITEMS

B. AIR VENT/MUSHROOM VENT/SOUNDING PIPE

(1) Check frame trap (wire gauze) not damaged.

H. LOAD LINE AND DRAUGHT MARK

EQUIPMENT NO.: 6550 - PENNANTS, BRIDLES, FORERUNNER