Name : Ilmar Rama Saputra

CLASS : N7D

Reg. Number : 360179127

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1. Describe in general the structure organization of ship’s crew!

The structure of ship’s crew on board is divided into 4 parts there are Captain, deck department,
engine department, and steward’s department. In deck department there is a chief mate as a senior
officer, second mate, third mate, deck cadet, boatswain,carpenter, able seaman(AB), and ordinary
seaman (OS). In engine department there are lead by a chief engineer and supported with second /
first engineer, third engineer, fourth engineer, and engineering cadet. Also with qualified members
there are pumpman, oiler and wiper. In steward’s department lead by chief steward the member
are chief cook and steward’s assistant.

2. How can you explain about the engine department on board?

In engine department is oversee with chief engineer, the second engineer is responsible for
supervising the daily maintenance and operation of the engine department, third and fourth
engineer is assist or help the second engineer in engine department. Engineering cadet is student
completing an internship program aboard ship. In engine also have qualified member they are
pumpman (usually found aboard of fuel tankers), oiler (one of junior crew members in engine
room), and wiper as the most junior crew member in the engine room).

3. What are the responsibilities of chief steward on board?

The chief steward directs, instructs, and assigns personnel performing such functions as preparing
and serving meals; cleaning and maintaining officers' quarters and steward department areas; and
receiving, issuing, and inventorying stores. The chief steward also plans menus; compiles supply,
overtime, and cost control records. The Steward may requisition or purchase stores and equipment.

4. What do you know about the master’s jobs?

 Supervising for completely equipment the ship with an assist by deck officer
 Managing the ship properly according to procedures / rules
 Make the ship seaworthy
 Responsible for sailing safety
 Responsible for the safety of the sailors on board his ship
 Obey the order of the ship's company procedure as long as it does not deviate from the
prevailing laws and regulations
5. What are the common job descriptions of deck cadet on board?
The cadet must first carry out a one-year training on board ships, executing tasks of an officer-of-
the-watch under the supervision of senior officers. They must study all about any officer job for
becoming a good officer when they’re graduated from their school or institute.
6. Do you know about the job of second engineers?
 The Second Engineer or First Assistant Engineer is the officer responsible for supervising the daily
maintenance and operation of the engine department. He or she reports directly to the Chief
Engineer. The person holding this position is typically the busiest engineer aboard the ship, due to
the supervisory role this engineer plays and the operations duties performed. Operational duties
include responsibility for the refrigeration systems, main engines (steam/gas turbine, diesel), and
any other equipment not assigned to the Second Assistant Engineer/Third Engineer or the Third
Assistant Engineer/Fourth Engineer(s).
7. What is the difference between AB and OS in the deck department?
AB : An AB will work in a ship's deck department as either a watchstander, a day worker, or a
combination of these roles. At sea an AB watchstander's duties include standing watch as helmsman
and lookout.

OS : An OS performs a variety of duties concerned with the operation and upkeep of deck
department areas and equipment. Upkeep duties include scaling, buffing, and painting decks and
superstructure; as well as sweeping and washing the deck. An OS may splice wire and rope; break
out, rig, overhaul, and stow cargo-handling gear, stationary rigging, and running gear. Additionally,
the OS secures cargo, as well as launches and recovers boats.
8. How can you define the chief engineers on board?
The Chief Engineer on a merchant vessel is the official title of someone qualified to oversee the
engine department. The qualification for this position is colloquially called a "Chief's Ticket". The
Chief Engineer commonly referred to as "The Chief" or just "Chief" is responsible for all operations
and maintenance that have to do with all engineering equipment throughout the ship.

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1. Chief officer is responsible to Master for the Deck Depatment.
2. Chief Engineer is responsible for the whole power units on board.
3. Third Officer is responsible for the life saving equipment.
4. The sounding of tanks and bilges is the responsibility of the Carpenter.
5. Chief Steward is responsible to Master for the Catering Department.
6. Bosun is responsible to Chief Officer for maintenance and daily activities on deck.
7. The loading and unloading of oil on tankers is the responsibility of Pumpman
8. Auxiliary Machinery is the responsibility of Second Engineer
9. Donkeyman is responsible to Chief Engineer for lubrication.
10. The repair and maintenance of all electrical equipment is the responsibility of Electrical Officer.

B.

 Study and learn with from officers is the responsibility of Cadet

 Standing watch as helmsman and look out is the responsibility of AB
 Ordinary Seaman is responsible to Bosun for scalling, buffing, and painting decks and
superstructure.
 Second Officer is responsible for navigational equipment on the bridge.
 Chief cook is responsible for preparation and serving of meals.
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1. Windlass are used for raise and lower the anchor.

Windlass raise and lower the anchor.
We raise and lower the anchor with windlass
2. We measure the temperature with a thermometer.
The function of thermometer is to measure the temperature
Thermometer is used for measuring temperature
Thermometer measure the temperature
3. Multimeter is used for measuring voltage, current and resistance
The function of multimeter is to measure voltage, current and resistance
Multimeter measure voltage, current, and resistance
We measure voltage, current, and resistance with multimeter
4. Gantry cranes load and discharge containerized cargo.
The function of gantry cranes is to load and discharge containerized cargo
Gantry cranes are used for loading and discharging containerized cargo
We load and discharge containerized cargo with gantry cranes
5. The function of boilers is to produce steam on board.
Boilers is used for producing steam on board.
Boilers produce steam on board
We produce steam on board with boilers
6. Computers design the modern ships
The function of computer is to design the modern ship
Computer is used for design modern ships
We design modern ships with computer
7. Steering gear is used for navigating and steering the ship.
The function of steering gear is to navigate and steer the ship
Steering gear navigate and steer the ship.
We navigate and steer the ship with a steering gear
8. We provide lighting and electricity on board with a generator
The function of generator is to provide lighting and electricity on board.
Generator is used for providing lighting and electricizing on board.
Generator provide lighting and electricity on board.
9. Fire extinguisher is used for putting off fire.
The function of fire extinguisher is to put off fire.
Fire extinguisher put off fire.
We put off fire with fire extinguisher
10. Dredgers deepen the fairways.
The function of dredgers is to deepen the fairways.
Dredgers are used for Deeping the fairways
We deepin the fairways with dredgers
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(1). Chief Officer is responsible to the Master for the Deck Department.
(2). Chief Engineer is responsible for the whole power units on board.
(3). Third Officer is responsible for the life saving equipment.
(4). Multimeter is used for measuring voltage, current and resistance.
a. The function of multimeter is to measure voltage, current and resistance.
b. Multimeter measures voltage, current and resistance.
c. We measure voltage, current and resistance with multimeter.
1. Gantry cranes load and discharge containerized cargo.
2. Computers design the modern ships.
3. Steering Gear is used for navigating and steering the ship.
4. Fire extinguisher is used for putting off fire.
5. We provide lighting and electricity on board with a generator

B. Write down your own 10 sentences with the verbs in past perfect continuous tense
1. Master had been walking
2. Deck Cadet had been working
3. OS had been waiting
4. Engine Cadet had been listening music
5. AB had been finishing the job
6. The Chief Officer had been sleeping
7. Pumpman had been studying
8. The Third engineer had been doing the job
9. Oiler had been dancing on his room
10. Wiper had been learning some thing new