Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 579 views

    Prior To Cargo Operations Checklist (Tanker)

    Uploaded by

    opytnymoryak
    This document provides a checklist of items to review prior to and during cargo operations for oil tankers. It lists over 30 questions to confirm key safety procedures have been addressed, such as holding meetings with terminal staff, ensuring proper mooring, checking for oil leaks, verifying emergency equipment is ready, closing access points, and establishing communication protocols. Key details like maximum flow rates and pressures are also to be agreed upon. The checklist is to be completed and signed off by the duty officer and chief officer to ensure all precautions are taken before and when starting cargo transfer.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content

    You might also like

    Prior To Cargo Operations Checklist (Tanker)

    Uploaded by

    opytnymoryak
    579 views2 pages
    This document provides a checklist of items to review prior to and during cargo operations for oil tankers. It lists over 30 questions to confirm key safety procedures have been addressed, such as holding meetings with terminal staff, ensuring proper mooring, checking for oil leaks, verifying emergency equipment is ready, closing access points, and establishing communication protocols. Key details like maximum flow rates and pressures are also to be agreed upon. The checklist is to be completed and signed off by the duty officer and chief officer to ensure all precautions are taken before and when starting cargo transfer.

    Original Description:

    cargop

    Original Title

    Prior to Cargo Operations Checklist (Tanker)

    Copyright

    © Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)

    Available Formats

    DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This document provides a checklist of items to review prior to and during cargo operations for oil tankers. It lists over 30 questions to confirm key safety procedures have been addressed, such as holding meetings with terminal staff, ensuring proper mooring, checking for oil leaks, verifying emergency equipment is ready, closing access points, and establishing communication protocols. Key details like maximum flow rates and pressures are also to be agreed upon. The checklist is to be completed and signed off by the duty officer and chief officer to ensure all precautions are taken before and when starting cargo transfer.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    579 views2 pages

    Prior To Cargo Operations Checklist (Tanker)

    Uploaded by

    opytnymoryak
    This document provides a checklist of items to review prior to and during cargo operations for oil tankers. It lists over 30 questions to confirm key safety procedures have been addressed, such as holding meetings with terminal staff, ensuring proper mooring, checking for oil leaks, verifying emergency equipment is ready, closing access points, and establishing communication protocols. Key details like maximum flow rates and pressures are also to be agreed upon. The checklist is to be completed and signed off by the duty officer and chief officer to ensure all precautions are taken before and when starting cargo transfer.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    REEDEREI "NORD" KLAUS E.

    OLDENDORFF FLEET INSTRUCTION MANUAL

    CHECKLIST 2 - PRIOR TO CARGO OPERATIONS


    Vessel _____________________Date ___________ Voy.No ______Port __________________
    BEF O

    Yes

    No

    Has a meeting on cargo handling operations and COW (if applicable been held !ith the terminal and berth master" Has the means of comm#nication !ith the terminal been agreed" Ha$e Criteria for s#spending cargo loading operations been agreed" Has the proced#re to start loading%discharging been agreed" Has the changeo$er proced#re to a different grade of oil%different reception tan& been agreed" Has the topping'off proced#re been agreed" (if applicable Ha$e fire !ires been properly positioned" (re foam monitor no))les set % and foam system ready for immediate #se" Ha$e manifold $al$es not in #se been fitted !ith blan& flanges" *s the $essel safely moored" *s oil lea&ing from stern t#be seal or r#dder post" *s the accommodation ladder properly rigged" *s a +onding cable connected" Has the air conditioning been s!itched o$er to f#ll re'circ#lation" *s the p#mp room fan !or&ing properly" Ha$e radio transmitters been s!itched off and antennas gro#nded" Chec& that electric appliances and galley ranges, etc. are s!itched off" (re port and company smo&ing reg#lations being obser$ed Ha$e all doors to each dec& from alley!ays been closed and a single access door designated" Ha$e signs and signals (international code flag -+- by day and red lights at night been displayed" Has the Chief Officer and one other officer done a f#ll'line'#p chec& of $al$es and pipelines" Has the line'#p been cross chec&ed"

    *ss#ed ./%.0%./ 1

    Page / of

    REEDEREI "NORD" KLAUS E. OLDENDORFF FLEET INSTRUCTION MANUAL

    CHECKLIST 2 - PRIOR TO CARGO OPERATIONS


    (contin#ed

    Ha$ e all Chec& cre! on the sea s#rface aro#nd the $essel for oil lea&age. mem Has the start of cargo !or& been anno#nced on the $essel by p#blic address system" 2a3im#m permissible flo! rate ( ++45%hr ( 2a3im#m permissible press#re at the manifold ( Will line displacement be carried o#t" 2ethod for establishing tan&s are dry" *nert gas may be $ented" Proced#re for loading hea$y !eather ballast" (if applicable Ha$e !ater dips been ta&en, and ha$e #llages and temperat#res been ta&en in the presence of a terminal representati$e" Has air been $ented from cargo p#mp casings" (if applicable Ha$e oil booms been e3tended" (if applicable
    ON STARTING CARGO OPERATIONS

    26%hr P5* (

    &g%cm7

    Has the operations started at a slo! rate" Has the flo! of cargo been do#ble chec&ed locally and at the cargo control room" (if applicable *s the p#mproom area safe" Ha$e trip tests been made on cargo p#mps"

    D#ty Officer____________________________ Date%8ime_____________________________ Chief Officer____________________________Date%8ime_____________________________

    *ss#ed ./%.0%./ 1

    Page 1 of

    You might also like