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    This document provides information about chemical and product tankers, including: 1. Cargoes typically carried such as petroleum products, vegetable oils, alcohols, and aromatics. 2. Experience with cargo pumps and equipment, tank coatings, passivation, vetting inspections, dry docks, trading areas, ice navigation, and ship-to-ship operations. 3. A signature block for the officer to sign and date the document.

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    Fleet Personnel Administration

    Mideast 025

    INFORMATION SHEET CHEMICAL/PRODUCT TANKERS

    MANNING AGENT

    NAME

    RANK

    1. Cargoes Carried

    Rank Yes/No Apprx Date Chemical Products Rank Yes/No Apprx Date
    Petroleum Products Vegoils
    Crude Palm Oil
    Luboils Rapeseed Oil
    Soyabeen Oil
    Alcohols and Glycols Sunflower Oil
    Palm steorine
    Parcel Trade Exp.(max No.during single
    voyage) Palm Kernel Oil
    Palm Fatty Acid
    Aromatics :
    Styrene
    Toluene
    Benzene
    Xylene

    2. Other Experience.

    Cargo Pumps Rank Yes/No Apprx Date Tank's coating type Rank Yes/No Apprx Date
    Deepwell Epoxy
    Framo Zinc Silicate
    Marflex ( electrical driven ) (SVANEHOJ) Marinline
    Centrifugal Stainless Steel

    Tank's passivation
    Screw Experience
    Steam Turbine PTT Experience
    Wall Wash experience

    Vetting Inspections ( indicate which )


    CDI inspection ( Indicate date of last inspection )
    USCG Inspection ( Indicate date of last inspection )
    Dry Dock experience (indicate shipyard )
    Shipyard experience (delivery of the new buildings)
    Trading area (indicate areas )
    Ice Navigation Experience ( Indicate areas )
    Ship-to-Ship Experience ( indicate areas )

    Signature of officer
    Date

    Figure 23

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