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Contents
Introduction
Prior to arrival port
Steering gear
Prior to departure port
Steering gear
In port
Lifeboat falls/davits
Before use
C.A.B.A (Compressed air breathing apparatus)
Pilot ladders
Explosimeters / Gas indicators
Portable Gas Detectors/O2 Analyzer
After use
C.A.B.A (Compressed air breathing apparatus)
Cabin Escape Breathing Apparatus
At each drill
Lifejackets
Daily
Navigation lights / sound signals
Weekly
Fire fighting equipment – Gen.
Lifesaving appliances – Gen.
Emergency headquarters
Deck hose boxes / racks
Fire flaps, fire gauze screens
Fire blankets
Rescue harness / stretchers
Resuscitation equipment
C.A.B.A (Compressed air breathing apparatus)
Cabin escape breathing apparatus
Alarm bells & switches
Emergency lighting / generator
All batteries
Emergency fire pump
Liferafts
Lifebuoys and fittings
Lifeboat hulls
Lifeboat falls / davits
Lifeboat radio & engine
Free fall life boat
Monthly
Emergency headquarters
Supplementary equipment stations
Fire extinguishers
Accommodation hose reels / hydrants
Foam hose stations
Fire main sectional isolating valves
Fixed foam installations (pre-mix)
CO2 Smothering system
Dry powder installations
Fixed water installations
Fire flaps, fire gauze screens
Safety lamps
Protective clothing
Deck / de-contamination showers
Rescue harness / stretchers
Resuscitation equipment
C.A.B.A (compressed air breathing apparatus)
Cabin escape breathing apparatus
Breathing apparatus cylinder air compressor
Emergency lighting / generator
Batteries
Sand boxes
Pilot ladders
Liferafts
Lifeboat small gear
Lifeboat food
Lifeboat radio & engine
Pyrotechnics
Free fall lifeboat
Navigation lights / sound signals
Explosimeters / Gas indicators
Portable Gas detectors / Oxygen analysers
Three monthly
Fire extinguishers
Deck hose boxes / racks
Accommodation hose reels / hydrants
Foam hose stations
Fire main hydrants
Foam hydrants
Fixed foam installation
Fixed foam installation (pre-mix)
Dry powder installations
Fire detection systems / combustible gas alarm system
Fire axes
Fire flaps, fire gauze screens
Fire blankets
Breathing apparatus cylinder air compressor
Alarm bells & switches
Emergency lighting / generator
Steering gear
Spare safety equipment
Covers & plugs
Emergency stops
Lifebuoys & fittings
Lifejackets
Lifeboat falls / davits
Lifeboat ropework, wire, ladders
Lifeboat water
Synthetic slings
Six monthly
Deck hose boxes / racks
Foam hose stations
Fixed foam installations (pre-mix)
Dry powder installations
Lifeboat ropework, wire, ladders
Lifeboat small gear
Navigation sharps
Yearly
Alarm bell & switches
Lifeboat ropework, wire, ladders
Two yearly
Fire detection systems / combustible gas alarm system
Four yearly
Lifebuoys & fittings
General
Lifting equipment – Sections
Section 1 – Steel wire rope
Section 2 – Chain
Section 3 – Synthetic slings
Section 4 – Fibre rope
Section 5 – Accessories
Section 6 – Storage
Section 7 – Chain block / hoists
Introduction
This planned maintenance booklet is designed as a simple guide for officers, and ratings who are appointed to carry out maintenance and inspection on the ship’s safety equipment with the use of the ship planned maintenance system.
It is to be used in conjunction with the deck planned maintenance record book which indicates progress throughout the year of work and inspection schedules. In some cases, equipment detailed within these pages is provided in accordance with the design and trade of particular classes of ship. Where items listed are not part of the ship’s standard equipment, the pages concerned should be ignored.
This booklet is not designed to replace any manufacturer’s handbooks which must be referred to whenever necessary. Where instructions contained in this booklet are in conflict with manufacturer’s instructions, the latter should, in every case, take preference.
It is hoped that by following these basic routines of maintenance, life-saving and firefighting equipment will be operational at all times and that the work and cost of achieving this will be kept to a minimum.
Prior to arrival port
Steering gear
Frequency – prior to arrival port
Test procedures shall include, where applicable, the operation of the following:
1. Test steering gear Port 30 – Stb 35 or opposite in 28 sec.
2. Test main, auxiliary and remote steering gear.
3. Test steering gear on emergency remote system by either trick wheel or lever on telemotor.
4. Test steering gear on Emergency Hydraulic System.
5. Check oil level in hydraulic oil tank.
6. Check oil level in emergency fill oil tank.
7. Check communication from steering flat to Bridge and Engine Control room.
8. Check Emergency Power supply.
9. Check Rudder angle indicators in relation to
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