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    This document outlines a ratings forming course for engineering watch. The course covers 9 topics related to engine room operations and safety including engine classification, gauges and measuring instruments, watchkeeping duties and responsibilities, generator operating procedures, preparations for heavy weather, emergency operations for flooding, fire prevention and emergency measures, loss of electrical power, and a final assessment. The course consists of 22 lecture hours and 7 practical or simulator hours for a total of 29 hours.

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    This document outlines a ratings forming course for engineering watch. The course covers 9 topics related to engine room operations and safety including engine classification, gauges and measuring instruments, watchkeeping duties and responsibilities, generator operating procedures, preparations for heavy weather, emergency operations for flooding, fire prevention and emergency measures, loss of electrical power, and a final assessment. The course consists of 22 lecture hours and 7 practical or simulator hours for a total of 29 hours.

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    Course Outline

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    This document outlines a ratings forming course for engineering watch. The course covers 9 topics related to engine room operations and safety including engine classification, gauges and measuring instruments, watchkeeping duties and responsibilities, generator operating procedures, preparations for heavy weather, emergency operations for flooding, fire prevention and emergency measures, loss of electrical power, and a final assessment. The course consists of 22 lecture hours and 7 practical or simulator hours for a total of 29 hours.

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    Ratings Forming Part of Engineering Watch COURSE OUTLINE

    Knowledge, understanding and proficiency


    1 Engine Classification A. Main Propulsion B. Auxiliary Machineries 2 Gauges and measuring instruments A. Purposes and Functions B. Gauges and Measuring Instruments 3 Duties and responsibilities of Engine Room Watch A. General Precautions; Watchkeeping at Sea B. General Precautions During Watch in Port 4 Generator operating procedures (Including Parallel Run) A. Single & Parallel Run Diesel Generators B. Turbo-Generators Operating Procedures 5. Preparations against heavy weather A. Preparations against heavy weather in the Engine Room 6. Emergency Operations (Flooding) A. Prevention & counter measures against flooding 7. Fire prevention and its emergency measures A. Basic policies on fire safety in the Engine Room B. Precautions against fire in the Engine Room C Precautions against fire on board vessels and its causes D. Preventive measures of fire E. measures to be taken when theres fire on board 8. Complete loss of electrical power A. Sequential starting B. Preference trip C. Reverse power trip D. Complete loss of electrical power 9. Final assessment 1 4 3 1.5 3 1 2 3 2 1.5 3 4

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    NEWSIMULATOR CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES 5th Floor 2053 Building Edison St. Brgy. San Isidro Makati City Tel No: (632) 888-2764/94/73 Fax No: (632) 887-2759

    NEWSIMULATOR CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES 5th Floor 2053 Building Edison St. Brgy. San Isidro Makati City Tel No: (632) 888-2764/94/73 Fax No: (632) 887-2759

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