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HOME » GUIDELINES » SHIP DEPARTURE CHECKLIST FOR ENGINE DEPARTMENT: WHAT TO DO WHEN A SHIP LEAVES A PORT?
There are many things that are to be kept in mind when a ship leaves a port and prepares for a long
voyage at the sea. In this article we will learn about the various jobs that are to be taken care of without
fail for a smooth sail at the sea. The article is presented in the form of a checklist so that those interested
can take a printout for their personal use.
Presented here is the engine department departure checklist for a ship leaving a port, assuming cold
start with boiler and generator in running condition.
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Things to do 24 hours notice prior to departure for the first time
Check the oil level or sound the bunker tanks to measure level and make sure that the temperature
is maintained to about 40 degrees or as per analysis report by opening steam. This is done for the
transfer of oil from bunker tank to settling tank. If the oil is kept cold the pump might get damaged
due to very high viscosity.
Check the jacket water header tank for level and fil accordingly. Do not fill to much as when the
engine starts running the water expands and it will start overflowing.
After checking the level start the jacket water circulating pumps if there is a separate system for
main engine.
Check the jacket water temperature of the main engine and maintain it about 60 degrees as below
this temperature it might start leaking into the scavenge space.
Check the oil level in the main engine sump, turbocharger tank.
The duty engineer will start the lubricating oil pump and the cross head pump (generally in sulzer
engines) and turbocharger pump.
Check the oil flow through the sight glass of turbocharger outlet.
Check the pressure of lube oil pump and turbocharger pump and cross head pumps.
Start the shaft bearing pumps and check the level of header tank.
Generally in UMS there is a program for starting all these pumps in sequence. This program is
started after taking the engine room rounds and the levels are checked.
A quick round of engine room is taken and chief engineer has to be reported regarding the
departure.
Check oil level, header tank level, cylinder oil daily tank level.
Check the pressure of fuel oil pump, booster pump, lube oil pump etc.
Check sump oil level in air compressor.
Drain air bottles for any water inside.
Check that the turning gear is out.
Check parameters of the running machinery.
Start an additional generator so as to supply for additional demand of power from winches and
thrusters.
Start exhausts gas boiler water circulating pump.
Check the telegraph for functioning in conjunction with deck officer on watch.
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When the chief engineer is present in control room, go to the steering gear and check for any leaks
and port to starboard movement.
Check the functioning of limit switches in steering gear.
Check gyro reading in steering gear and cross check with reading on the bridge.
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