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Classification Societies Training STIMARYO
Classification Societies Training STIMARYO
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Course Outline
Introduction
• Classification Background
• Class Societies – Purpose and Objective
• IACS defining classification society and its role
• Ship type, design
• Classification – What is covered and not covered
• Survey Cycle
• Classifications & Statutory Survey
• Survey Finding
• Class societies make a unique contribution to maritime safety and regulation through technical
support, compliance verification and research and development. More than 90% of the world's
cargo carrying tonnage is covered by the classification design, construction and through-life
compliance Rules and standards set by the Member Societies of IACS.
• The purpose of a Classification Society is to provide classification and statutory services and
assistance to the maritime industry and regulatory bodies as regards maritime safety and pollution
prevention, based on the accumulation of maritime knowledge and technology .
• The objective of ship classification is to verify the structural strength and integrity of essential
parts of the ship’s hull and its appendages, and the reliability and function of the propulsion and
steering systems, power generation and those other features and auxiliary systems which have
been built into the ship in order to maintain essential services on board
There are several kind of Bulk Carriers depending of their sizes and passage
• Container ships are designed for the carriage of containers in holds and on
deck which are stowed within a cellular guide system
• TEU is the Twenty feet Equivalent Unit which is about 20*0.305 = 6,10 meters
• There is also another unit call FEU which is the Forty feet Equivalent Unit
which is about 12,20 meters long.
Contract
• Ship Type
• Ship Size
• Statutory Conventions
• Speed
• Classification
• Classification services
• Statutory services
• Consultancy services
IMO conventions
Classification
Class (Hull)
• Special Survey (SS)
• Intermediate Survey (ITSS/ITMS)
• Annual Survey (AS)
• Docking Survey (DS)
Class (Machinery)
• Engine Survey (ES) or Continuous Survey Machinery (CSM)
• Tailshaft (Screwshaft) Survey (TS)
• Boilers – main, auxiliary, domestic (MBS, ABS, DBS)
• Steampipes Survey (SPS)
Year 1 2 3 4 5
SS ITSS or ITMS SS
AS AS AS AS AS
DS DS DS
DS IWS DS
BS BS BS
TS TS
Year 1 2 3 4 5
Safcon AS AS AS AS RS
Load Line
AS AS AS AS RS
Saf. Equip. AS
AS AS AS RS
Radio AS AS AS AS RS
Pollution AS AS AS AS RS
1. Documentation to be Prepared :
- Valid Class certificate and Statutory Certificates
- Valid Annual Service LSA and FFA
- Approved Intact Stability Booklet
- Water Ballast Managements Plan
- Damage Control Plan
- Statement no asbestos were used on board
- Maneuvering booklet displayed on Bridge
- Steering Gear Change Over Procedure displayed on Bridge
- Deck Log Book for Steering Drill Records
2.Hull Survey :
- General examination of Hull structures i.e Ship Name,
Port of Registry , Main deck, Accommodation, Deck and
Side Shell as far as practicable.
- Plimsol Mark
- Bulwark
- Fire Damper
3. MACHINERY SURVEY
- Cleanliness in Engine room and compartments
- Safety Device of M/E and A/E include oil leakage & oil mist detection test.
- Safety device of MSB and function testing
- Safety Device of air compressor testing
- Bilge Alarm Testing
- Quick Closing Valve testing
- Emergency Stop of E/R fan and FO/ LO pumps
- Steering Gear & Emergency steering Testing
- Main And Emergency Fire Pumps
- Engine Log book review
- Escape arrangements
- Electrical cables examination & Lighting system
- Protective electric shock
- OWS 15 ppm alarm testing
4.STATUTORY SURVEY
- Examination structural fire protection arrangements
- Examination automatic fire doors and testing
- Examination fire & smoke detection and alarms system
- General examination of LSA, FFA and Navigation light.
6. OTHER INSPECTION
- Cleanliness on Bridge, Mess room , Galley and Accommodation room
• Rigour of each specified survey increases with the age of the vessel
• Corrosion
• Structural defects or damage to hull
• Structural defects or damage to machinery
• Structural defects or damage to other piece of equipment
• (Based on Class Rules)
‘Recommendation’ and ‘COC’ different terms used by IACS Societies for the same thing
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