1 - ADNOC Assessment Criteria For Engineers-1

ADNOC Classification: Internal #
Diesel engines
Four-stroke diesel cycle, ability to read and interpret power cards and engine performance
parameters.
Common rail and direct injection fuel systems, components, and operation.
Operation and testing of protection devices, safety shutdowns.
Troubleshooting engine starting, performance and operation issues.
Understanding of combustion timing, relevant components, and adjustment
Lubrication system maintenance, operation, troubleshooting and preforming the testing
onboard & reading lab result
Clutches and gear box operation and controls
Turbocharger maintenance, operation, and troubleshooting
Type of engine mounting and coupling
Cooling water system maintenance, operation troubleshooting and preforming the testing
Type of accessories, pumps performances and trouble shooting
Routine Plan maintenance and tabet clearance.
Procedure of starting and stopping engine including the best practices .
Operation of electronic controls such as ECM
Turning gear functioning and purposing
starting air system maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Propulsion
FPP and CPP mechanisms and controls
Different thruster arrangements’ mechanisms, maintenance, and controls

Shaft bearings and seals construction and maintenance
Steering
Construction, mechanisms, and controls of steering arrangements
Emergency operation procedure for different steering arrangements
Which convention is regulating Frequency of test
Electricity
Power generation (alternators), current & voltage control, parallel operations
Power management system operation, troubleshooting

Main and emergency switchboards, distribution boards maintenance
Breaker testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting
Emergency generator operations, maintenance and starting methods.
DC and AC motors construction, control, fault detection, operation, and protection devices
Explosion proof equipment

Intrinsically safe equipment
Transformers
MSB safety devices maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
VFD maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Fire alarm system maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Gas monitoring system maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Nav. Light maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Bridge equipment maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
PLC and ladder programing maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Electric motors maintenance, operation and troubleshooting
Implementation of Risk Management on boar// Electrical Hazards
Automation and control

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
ADNOC Classification: Internal # Dynamic Positioning
General design of DP1 and DP2 systems, DP block diagram
Sensors and reference systems used by DP systems
DP control stations
FMEA document and trials, annual trials
Troubleshooting and maintenance of DP systems and components
Open and closed-bus tie systems
DP system power supply and back-up, system architecture/server structure
Refrigeration Systems
Safety devices
Direct and indirect expansion
Air conditioning system components, operation and maintenance
Compressor components, operation and maintenance
Pumping systems
Centrifugal and positive displacement pumps
Oily water separator operation, maintenance, and testing

Sea water system operation and maintenance
Coolers / heaters operation and maintenance
Fuel oil system operation and maintenance
Sanitary systems operation and maintenance, sewage treatment plant
deferent starting circuits
Purifiers operation and maintenance
Air compressors
Single and multiple stage compressors
Compressor, receiver, dryer, etc.
Safety devices
Starting air, instrument air, breathing air compressors and systems
Deck machinery
Maintenance of mooring equipment
Operation, testing and maintenance of lifting devices, cranes and derricks
Stability
Free surface management in tanks
Damage control
Fire // ER
CO2 systems, testing and maintenance
Water mist systems, testing and maintenance
Hoses and extinguishers, maintenance and operation
Sensors, systems
UMS requirements
Structural fire protection
Safety // ER
Confined space entry
Lock out tag out, energy isolation
Working at heights
PPE
Life Saving Appliances operation and maintenance
Fire Fighting Equipment operation and maintenance
Quick closing valve operation and maintenance
Emergency Handling
a. Emergency response procedures
Knowledge of the ship's Emergency Response Procedures (ERP) and Emergency Plans.
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire, flooding,
collision, grounding, and man overboard.
Familiarity with the emergency alarm signals and communication protocols onboard the vessel
Ability to lead and coordinate the crew during emergency situations
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers,
life-saving appliances, and emergency escape routes
Elementary First Aid Knowledge
Knowledge of the safe management of helicopter operations
Knowledge of the safe principles of towing operations
Obligations to render assistance and in sending emergency signals
Wou to avoid panic on board during emergency
b. Firefighting equipment and techniques

Understanding of the ship's firefighting systems, including fire detection and suppression
systems
Proficiency in the use of firefighting equipment, such as fire hoses, extinguishers, and breathing
apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each (e.g., class
A, B, C, or D fires)
Awareness of fire prevention measures and the importance of regular fire drills and inspections
Familiarity with fire safety regulations and requirements, including SOLAS and flag state
regulations
Pyrotechnics requirements including use of flares and other visual signaling devices
c. Abandon ship procedures
Abandon Ship Signals and Alarms

Lifeboat / Liferaft / FRC Operations
Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures during
Abandon ship
d. Search and rescue operations
Knowledge of search and rescue procedures and techniques at sea
Familiarity with the use of distress signals, including visual and audible signals
Ability to coordinate and communicate with search and rescue authorities and neighboring
vessels
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during search
and rescue operations
e. Man Overboard (MOB) Situations

Proficiency in responding to man overboard incidents
Understanding of immediate actions to be taken upon detecting a person overboard
Knowledge of search patterns and techniques for locating and recovering a person in the water
Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as lifebuoys, life
rafts, and man overboard recovery devices
Awareness of preventive measures to minimize the risk of man overboard incidents
e. Oil Spill Situations

Knowledge of the actions to be taken in event of a pollution incident
Equipment
Organization
Documentation
a. Logbooks and Records
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck logbook,
engine logbook, oil record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date logbooks
and records
Knowledge of the specific entries and information to be recorded in each logbook and record
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and record-
keeping (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code).
SOLSA, MARPOL, ISM Code chapters & implementaion on board. Example to be give for non
compliance, ways how to report & rectify.
Familiarity with different types of Check lists
Knowledge of International legislation in relation to pollution
Safe management principles of all relevant shipboard precautions to prevent pollution

Knowledge of bunkering precautions & Documentation
b. International Safety Management (ISM) Documentation
Understanding of the ISM Code and its requirements for a ship's safety management system.
Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management Manual,
Emergency Preparedness Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures
Familiarity with the responsibilities and duties of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA) and the
Shipboard Management Team (SMT).
Ability to ensure compliance with ISM requirements and proper implementation of the safety
management system on board
Understanding of Near Miss/ Simple situation to be presented
Understanding of Incident / Simple situation to be presented
Understanding of Accident/ Simple situation to be presented
Ability of identification of Root Cause analyses- Understanding purpose of analyses
Ability of identification of Root Cause analyses- Example to be presented

Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports, near-
miss reports,
Knowledge of communication protocols and procedures, including the proper use of the ship's
communication equipment and channels
Understanding of the requirements for reporting to the ship's management, flag state
authorities, port authorities, and other relevant stakeholders as necessary
Awareness of Risk management
Implementation of Risk Management on board// Precautions, procedures & documentation.
Ability of identification of the Hazards, Risk analysis & mitigation of the risks
Preparation of TBT, Factors to be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed

explanation
Preparation for Work Permit be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed
explanation
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be presented -
Detailed explanation
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side, Including
preparing of documentation as per flow chart
c. International Maritime Organization (IMO) Documentation

Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and
the IMDG Code.
Understanding of the purpose, content, and applicability of IMO publications, including the
International Code of Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and International
Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
Knowledge of a ships certification, documentation and records.
Knowledge of classification societies, classification and surveys of ships and equipment
Ship administration duties, shipmasters business and carriage of goods by sea
Security
a. ISPS Code
Understanding of the ISPS Code and its requirements for enhancing maritime security
Knowledge of the ship's Security Plan

Familiarity with the roles and responsibilities of the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and the
requirements for reporting security incidents
Company Security Officer
b. Security Threats and Risk Assessment
Awareness of different security threats such as piracy, stowaways, sabotage, and terrorism.
Knowledge of the importance of conducting security risk assessments.

Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security measures
at different levels (e.g., ship, port, and international levels)
c. Security Drills and Exercises

Ability to conduct regular security drills and exercises to test the ship's security readiness and
response capabilities
Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with port
authorities, security forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
a. Leadership and Decision Making
Understanding of effective leadership principles and techniques to motivate and inspire the
crew
Ability to manage and delegate tasks, while maintaining a positive work environment
Knowledge of conflict resolution strategies and techniques for addressing crew grievances or
disputes
Familiarity with crew welfare considerations and practices to ensure a healthy work-life balance
b. Crew Management
ADNOC Classification: Internal
Understanding of crew training and development programs to enhance skills and competencies
#
Ability to assess crew performance and provide constructive feedback for improvement
Rest and work hour management
c. Stress Management
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as long
working hours, isolation, and demanding operational conditions
Knowledge of stress management techniques and strategies to support the well-being of the
crew
Understanding of the signs and symptoms of crew fatigue and the importance of implementing
appropriate rest and watchkeeping schedules
General Skills
Understanding on finance and economics in running a ship

Incident Investigation
Root cause Analyses
Hazard Idebtification
Computure Literacy
Proficiency in English Language
Diesel engines
parameters.
Lubrication system maintenance, operation, troubleshooting and preforming the testing onboard &
reading lab result
Cooling water system maintenance, operation troubleshooting and preforming the testing onboard &
reading lab result
Propulsion

Steering
Electricity


Transformers

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
DP control stations
6.4. FMEA document and trials, annual trials

Safety devices
Pumping systems

Air compressors
Safety devices
Deck machinery
Stability
Damage control
Fire // ER
Sensors, systems
UMS requirements
Safety // ER
Working at heights
PPE
Emergency Handling
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire, flooding,
collision, grounding, and man overboard.
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers, life-
saving appliances, and emergency escape routes
Understanding of the ship's firefighting systems, including fire detection and suppression systems
apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each (e.g., class A, B,
C, or D fires)
Familiarity with fire safety regulations and requirements, including SOLAS and flag state regulations

Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures during Abandon
ship
Ability to coordinate and communicate with search and rescue authorities and neighboring vessels
#
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during search and
rescue operations

Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as lifebuoys, life rafts,
and man overboard recovery devices

Equipment
Organization
Documentation
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck logbook, engine
logbook, oil record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date logbooks and
records
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and record-keeping
(e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code).

Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management Manual, Emergency
Preparedness Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures
Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports, near-miss
reports,
Understanding of the requirements for reporting to the ship's management, flag state authorities, port
authorities, and other relevant stakeholders as necessary
Preparation of TBT, Factors to be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed explanation
Preparation for Work Permit be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed explanation
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be presented -
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side, Including preparing
of documentation as per flow chart

Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and the
IMDG Code.
International Code of Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and International Ship
and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
Security
a. ISPS Code

Familiarity with the roles and responsibilities of the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and the requirements
for reporting security incidents

Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security measures at
different levels (e.g., ship, port, and international levels)

Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with port authorities,
security forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
Understanding of effective leadership principles and techniques to motivate and inspire the crew
Knowledge of conflict resolution strategies and techniques for addressing crew grievances or disputes
b. Crew Management
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as long working
hours, isolation, and demanding operational conditions
Knowledge of stress management techniques and strategies to support the well-being of the crew
General Skills

Root cause Analyses
Computure Literacy
Diesel engines
Four-stroke diesel cycle, ability to read and interpret power cards and engine
performance parameters.
Cooling water system maintenance, operation troubleshooting and preforming the
testing onboard & reading lab result
Propulsion

Steering
Electricity

DC and AC motors construction, control, fault detection, operation, and protection
devices
Transformers

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
#
Safety devices
Pumping systems

Air compressors
Safety devices
Deck machinery
Stability
Damage control
Fire // ER
Sensors, systems
UMS requirements
Safety // ER
Working at heights
PPE
Emergency Handling
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire,
#
flooding, collision, grounding, and man overboard.
Familiarity with the emergency alarm signals and communication protocols onboard the
vessel
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire

extinguishers, life-saving appliances, and emergency escape routes

systems
Proficiency in the use of firefighting equipment, such as fire hoses, extinguishers, and
breathing apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each
(e.g., class A, B, C, or D fires)
Awareness of fire prevention measures and the importance of regular fire drills and
inspections
regulations

Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures

during Abandon ship
Ability to coordinate and communicate with search and rescue authorities and
neighboring vessels
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during
search and rescue operations

Knowledge of search patterns and techniques for locating and recovering a person in the
water
Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as

lifebuoys, life rafts, and man overboard recovery devices

Equipment
Organization
Documentation
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck
logbook, engine logbook, oil record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date

logbooks and records
Knowledge of the specific entries and information to be recorded in each logbook and
record
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and
record-keeping (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code).
SOLSA, MARPOL, ISM Code chapters & implementaion on board. Example to be give for
non compliance, ways how to report & rectify.

Understanding of the ISM Code and its requirements for a ship's safety management
system.
Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management

Manual, Emergency Preparedness Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures
Familiarity with the responsibilities and duties of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA)
and the Shipboard Management Team (SMT).
Ability to ensure compliance with ISM requirements and proper implementation of the
safety management system on board

Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports,
near-miss reports,
Knowledge of communication protocols and procedures, including the proper use of the
ship's communication equipment and channels
Implementation of Risk Management on board// Precautions, procedures &

documentation.
Preparation of TBT, Factors to be included// practical samplete to be presented -

explanation
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be
presented -Detailed explanation
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side,
Including preparing of documentation as per flow chart

Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL,
STCW, and the IMDG Code.
Understanding of the purpose, content, and applicability of IMO publications, including
the International Code of Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and
International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
Security
a. ISPS Code


Awareness of different security threats such as piracy, stowaways, sabotage, and
terrorism.
Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security
measures at different levels (e.g., ship, port, and international levels)

Ability to conduct regular security drills and exercises to test the ship's security readiness
and response capabilities
Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with
port authorities, security forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
Understanding of effective leadership principles and techniques to motivate and inspire
the crew
Knowledge of conflict resolution strategies and techniques for addressing crew

grievances or disputes
Familiarity with crew welfare considerations and practices to ensure a healthy work-life
balance
b. Crew Management
Understanding of crew training and development programs to enhance skills and
competencies
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as
long working hours, isolation, and demanding operational conditions
Knowledge of stress management techniques and strategies to support the well-being of

the crew
Understanding of the signs and symptoms of crew fatigue and the importance of
implementing appropriate rest and watchkeeping schedules
General Skills

Root cause Analyses
Computure Literacy
Diesel engines
parameters.
Cooling water system maintenance, operation troubleshooting and preforming the testing
Propulsion

Steering
Electricity


Transformers

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
#
Safety devices
Pumping systems

Air compressors
Safety devices
Deck machinery
Stability
Damage control
Fire // ER
Sensors, systems
UMS requirements
Safety // ER
Working at heights
PPE
Emergency Handling
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire,
#
flooding, collision, grounding, and man overboard.
Familiarity with the emergency alarm signals and communication protocols onboard the
vessel
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire

extinguishers, life-saving appliances, and emergency escape routes

systems
Proficiency in the use of firefighting equipment, such as fire hoses, extinguishers, and
breathing apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each (e.g.,
class A, B, C, or D fires)
Awareness of fire prevention measures and the importance of regular fire drills and
inspections
regulations

Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures during
Abandon ship
Ability to coordinate and communicate with search and rescue authorities and neighboring
vessels
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during search
and rescue operations

Knowledge of search patterns and techniques for locating and recovering a person in the
water
Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as lifebuoys, life
rafts, and man overboard recovery devices

Equipment
Organization
Documentation
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck logbook,
engine logbook, oil record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date

logbooks and records
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and record-
keeping (e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code).

Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management Manual,
Emergency Preparedness Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures

Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports, near-
miss reports,
Preparation of TBT, Factors to be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed

explanation
explanation
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be presented
-Detailed explanation
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side, Including
preparing of documentation as per flow chart

Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and
the IMDG Code.
International Code of Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and International
Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
Security
a. ISPS Code


Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security
measures at different levels (e.g., ship, port, and international levels)

Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with port
authorities, security forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
Understanding of effective leadership principles and techniques to motivate and inspire the
crew
Knowledge of conflict resolution strategies and techniques for addressing crew grievances or
disputes
Familiarity with crew welfare considerations and practices to ensure a healthy work-life
balance
b. Crew Management
Understanding of crew training and development programs to enhance skills and
competencies
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as long
working hours, isolation, and demanding operational conditions
Knowledge of stress management techniques and strategies to support the well-being of the
crew
Understanding of the signs and symptoms of crew fatigue and the importance of
implementing appropriate rest and watchkeeping schedules
General Skills

Root cause Analyses
Computure Literacy
Diesel engines
Propulsion
Steering
Electricity


Transformers

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
DP control stations
6.4. FMEA document and trials, annual trials

Safety devices
Pumping systems
Air compressors
Safety devices
Deck machinery
Stability
Damage control
Emergency Handling
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire, flooding, collision,
grounding, and man overboard.
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers, life-
saving appliances, and emergency escape routes

#
apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each (e.g., class A, B, C,
or D fires)

Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures during Abandon
ship
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during search and rescue
operations

Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as lifebuoys, life rafts, and
man overboard recovery devices

Equipment
Organization
Documentation
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck logbook, engine
logbook, oil record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date logbooks and
records
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and record-keeping
(e.g., SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code).
SOLSA, MARPOL, ISM Code chapters & implementaion on board. Example to be give for non compliance,
ways how to report & rectify.

Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management Manual, Emergency
Preparedness Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures
Familiarity with the responsibilities and duties of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA) and the Shipboard
Management Team (SMT).
Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports, near-miss
reports,
Understanding of the requirements for reporting to the ship's management, flag state authorities, port
authorities, and other relevant stakeholders as necessary
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be presented -Detailed
explanation
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side, Including preparing of
documentation as per flow chart

Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and the IMDG
Code.
Understanding of the purpose, content, and applicability of IMO publications, including the International
Code of Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and International Ship and Port Facility
Security (ISPS) Code
Security
a. ISPS Code
ADNOC Classification: Internal # Knowledge of the ship's Security Plan
Familiarity with the roles and responsibilities of the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and the requirements for
reporting security incidents

Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security measures at
different levels (e.g., ship, port, and international levels)

Ability to conduct regular security drills and exercises to test the ship's security readiness and response
capabilities
Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with port authorities,
security forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
b. Crew Management
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as long working
hours, isolation, and demanding operational conditions
General Skills

Root cause Analyses
Computure Literacy
Diesel engines
Propulsion
Steering
Electricity


Transformers

Bridge control
UMS
Engine room control
Safety devices
Pumping systems
Air compressors
Safety devices
Deck machinery
Stability
Damage control
Emergency Handling
Understanding of the actions to be taken in various emergency situations, such as fire, flooding, collision, grounding,
and man overboard.
Knowledge of the location and operation of emergency equipment, including fire extinguishers, life-saving
appliances, and emergency escape routes
Proficiency in the use of firefighting equipment, such as fire hoses, extinguishers, and breathing apparatus
Knowledge of different types of fires and appropriate firefighting techniques for each (e.g., class A, B, C, or D fires)

Emergency Communication with understanding of the distress signals and procedures during Abandon ship
#
Knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the Ship Reporting Officer (SRO) during search and rescue
operations

Familiarity with the operation and deployment of life-saving appliances, such as lifebuoys, life rafts, and man
overboard recovery devices

Equipment
Organization
Documentation
Familiarity with different types of logbooks and records required on a ship (e.g., deck logbook, engine logbook, oil
record book, garbage record book, etc.).
Understanding of the purpose and importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date logbooks and records
Awareness of applicable regulations and requirements related to logbook entries and record-keeping (e.g., SOLAS,
MARPOL, ISM Code).
SOLSA, MARPOL, ISM Code chapters & implementaion on board. Example to be give for non compliance, ways how
to report & rectify.

Knowledge of the various ISM documentation, including the Safety Management Manual, Emergency Preparedness
Manual, Drills and Standard Operating Procedures
Familiarity with the responsibilities and duties of the Designated Person Ashore (DPA) and the Shipboard
Management Team (SMT).
ADNOC Classification: Internal Ability to ensure compliance with ISM requirements and proper implementation of the safety management system
on board
#

Ability to prepare accurate and timely reports, such as incident reports, accident reports, near-miss reports,
Knowledge of communication protocols and procedures, including the proper use of the ship's communication
equipment and channels
Understanding of the requirements for reporting to the ship's management, flag state authorities, port authorities,
and other relevant stakeholders as necessary
One Job Task ( Enclose space enty , Hot work or work alof) practical samplete to be presented -Detailed explanation
Awareness about Investigation progress - Actions to be taken from the crew side, Including preparing of
documentation as per flow chart
Awareness of relevant IMO conventions and regulations, such as SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and the IMDG Code.
Understanding of the purpose, content, and applicability of IMO publications, including the International Code of
Signals, International Safety Management (ISM) Code, and International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
Security
a. ISPS Code

Familiarity with the roles and responsibilities of the Ship Security Officer (SSO) and the requirements for reporting
security incidents

Understanding of the concept of layered security and the implementation of security measures at different levels
(e.g., ship, port, and international levels)
Ability to conduct regular security drills and exercises to test the ship's security readiness and response capabilities
Familiarity with the procedures for conducting security exercises in collaboration with port authorities, security
forces, and other relevant stakeholders
Human Element
b. Crew Management
Awareness of the potential stressors and challenges faced by the crew onboard, such as long working hours,
isolation, and demanding operational conditions
Understanding of the signs and symptoms of crew fatigue and the importance of implementing appropriate rest and
watchkeeping schedules
General Skills

Root cause Analyses
Computure Literacy

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ADNOC Classification: Internal #

FPP and CPP mechanisms and controls

Different thruster arrangements’ mechanisms, maintenance, and controls

Emergency operation procedure for different steering arrangements

Which convention is regulating Frequency of test

Power generation (alternators), current & voltage control, parallel operations

Power management system operation, troubleshooting

Explosion proof equipment

Automation and control

Oily water separator operation, maintenance, and testing

Ability to lead and coordinate the crew during emergency situations

Elementary First Aid Knowledge

Knowledge of the safe management of helicopter operations

Knowledge of the safe principles of towing operations

Obligations to render assistance and in sending emergency signals

Wou to avoid panic on board during emergency

b. Firefighting equipment and techniques

c. Abandon ship procedures

Abandon Ship Signals and Alarms

d. Search and rescue operations

Knowledge of search and rescue procedures and techniques at sea

e. Man Overboard (MOB) Situations

Understanding of immediate actions to be taken upon detecting a person overboard

Awareness of preventive measures to minimize the risk of man overboard incidents

e. Oil Spill Situations

Safe management principles of all relevant shipboard precautions to prevent pollution

Knowledge of the actions to be taken in event of a pollution incident

b. International Safety Management (ISM) Documentation

Ability of identification of Root Cause analyses- Understanding purpose of analyses

Ability of identification of Root Cause analyses- Example to be presented

Implementation of Risk Management on board// Precautions, procedures & documentation.

Preparation of TBT, Factors to be included// practical samplete to be presented -Detailed

c. International Maritime Organization (IMO) Documentation

Knowledge of classification societies, classification and surveys of ships and equipment

Ship administration duties, shipmasters business and carriage of goods by sea

Knowledge of the ship's Security Plan

b. Security Threats and Risk Assessment

Knowledge of the importance of conducting security risk assessments.

c. Security Drills and Exercises

Rest and work hour management

Understanding on finance and economics in running a ship

FPP and CPP mechanisms and controls

Different thruster arrangements’ mechanisms, maintenance, and controls

Emergency operation procedure for different steering arrangements

Which convention is regulating Frequency of test

Power generation (alternators), current & voltage control, parallel operations

Power management system operation, troubleshooting

Explosion proof equipment

Automation and control

6.4. FMEA document and trials, annual trials

Troubleshooting and maintenance of DP systems and components

Oily water separator operation, maintenance, and testing

Ability to lead and coordinate the crew during emergency situations

Elementary First Aid Knowledge

Knowledge of the safe management of helicopter operations

Knowledge of the safe principles of towing operations

Obligations to render assistance and in sending emergency signals

Wou to avoid panic on board during emergency

b. Firefighting equipment and techniques

c. Abandon ship procedures

Abandon Ship Signals and Alarms

d. Search and rescue operations

Knowledge of search and rescue procedures and techniques at sea