43 Guidance Of Safety Inspection On Board

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　　43 Guidance Of Safety Inspection On Board

1, Forecastle Deck

　　01) Non-Skid Deck

　　02) Bitts

　　03) Ladders

　　04) Mooring Winches

　　05) Mooring Platform

　　06) Lighting

　　07) Snap Back Zones Markings On Deck

　　08) Windlass

　　09) Safety Rails

　　10) Life Raft and Its Lighting, Access Ladder

　　11) Obstacles Highlighted

　　12) SWL Markings on Bitts


2, External Deck Lockers

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ventilation

　　03) Securing of Equipment

　　04) Safety Notices and Signage

　　05) Deck Free of Oil Stains

　　06) Weather tight Door Rubber Packings and Handles


3, Monkey Island

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ventilation

　　03) Safety Notices and Signage

　　04) Radar Mast

　　05) Safety Rails

　　06) Antenna Marks

　　07) Obstacles highlighted


4, Main Deck

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ladders

　　03) Deck Free of Oil Stains

　　04) Safety Rails

　　05) Non-Skid Areas

　　06) Safety Notices and Signage

　　07) Obstacles Highlighted

　　08) Watertight Door’s Rubber Packings and Handles

　　09) Vents of Deck House

　　10) Safety Line and Fittings for Log Cargo on Deck


5, Poop Deck

　　01) Snapback Zone Painted on Deck

　　02) Safety Notices and Signage

　　03) SWL of Bit / Fairleader Marked

　　04) Non-Skid Deck- Around Winches

　　05) Bitts

　　06) Safety Rails

　　07) Obstacles Highlighted

　　08) Ladders

　　09) Lighting

　　10)Watertight Door’s Rubber Packings and Handles

　　11) Vents of Deck House


6, Mooring ropes

　　01) Not Exposed to UV During Non Use and Storage

　　02) Any Splices and Condition


7, Accommodation Exterior Decks

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Safety Rails

　　03) Deck Store Doors

　　04) Ladders

　　05) Safety Notices and Signage

　　06) Obstacles Highlighted


8, Navigation Bridge Deck ( Exterior)

　　01) Non-Skid Deck-Bridge Wings

　　02) Lighting

　　03) Ladders

　　04) Safety Rails

　　05) Ventilation

　　06) Passage Door


9, Accommodation

　　01) Cabins-Electrical Outlets Overload

　　02) Scalding Warning Sign In Showers

　　03) Unauthorized Electrical Equipment- Heaters Etc

　　04) Makeshift Electrical Outlet Extensions

　　05) Lighting

　　06) Signage

　　07) Posters

　　08) Sanitary Condition

　　09) Safety Notices

　　10) Fire Door Closures

　　11) Toilets-Piping


10, Hospital

　　01) Toilet

　　02) Lighting

　　03) Beds

　　04) Bed Side Call Button

　　05) Medical Certificate Valid

　　06) Medicines Expiry

　　07) Medical Locker Lock/Unlock


11, Store Rooms (Internal)

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ventilation

　　03) Securing Of Stores


12, Galley/Pantry/Mess room

　　01) Sanitary Condition

　　02) Safety Notices and Signage

　　03) Garbage Poster and Notices

　　04) Exhausts

　　05) Food Grinder

　　06) Water Quality

　　07) Pest Infestation


13, Pipe Tunnel / Duct Keel

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ladders

　　03) Leakages


14, Engine Room

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Plates Free Of Oil

　　03) Oil Leakages & Fire Hazards Identified

　　04) Counterweights Not Secured

　　05) Safety Notices And Signage

　　06) Posters

　　07) Bilges

　　08) Sumps

　　09) Ladders

　　10) Rails

　　11) Fire Door Closures

　　12) Sounding Pipes, Self Closing cocks

　　13) “Exit” Markings Clear


15, Engine Control Room

　　01) Safety Notices And Signage

　　02) Rubber Matting Under High Voltage Electrical Panels

　　03) Condition Of Life Jackets And Immersion Suits

　　04) First Aid Kit

　　05) Posters

　　06) EEBD In E/Room


16, Engine Workshop

　　01) Safety Notices And Signage

　　02) Personnel Protection Equipment For Grinders, Etc.

　　03) Lathe

　　04) Welding Equipment


17, Steering Gear Flat

　　01) Emergency Steering Operation Instruction Posted

　　02) Sumps Free of Oil

　　03) Lighting

　　04) Ventilation


18, Windlass and Mooring winches

　　01) Warping Drums Marked With Arrow for Direction

　　02) Clutch Bar Lock Pins

　　03) Any Oil Leakage

　　04) Brake Linings


19, Chemical Storage Locker

　　01) Chemical Data Sheet Posted

　　02) PPE, Such as Gloves, Goggles, Apron and Eye Wash Available


20, Emergency Escape from E/R

　　01) Provision For Evacuation of Casualty

　　02) Safety Notice Lighting

　　03) Ladder

　　04) Escape Route Signage

　　05) Bosun Chair And Ropes Blocks


21, Emergency Fire Pump Space

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Ventilation

　　03) Operating Instructions Posted


22, Emergency Generator Room

　　01) Lighting

　　02) Tank Quickly Close V/V

　　03) Operating Instructions Posted

　　04) Ventilation


23, Refrigeration Spaces

　　01) Sanitation

　　02) Storing Method

　　03) Alarm

　　04) Lock Device For Door


24, Battery Locker

　　01) PPE, Such As Gloves, Goggles, Apron, Eye Wash

　　02) Safety Notice And Signage

　　03) Lighting

　　04) Ventilation


25, Pipelines

　　01) Leaks

　　02) Safety Markings E.G. Pressures And Testing Dates Etc


26, Mooring / Anchoring

　　01) Condition Of Mooring Ropes

　　02) 12+4 Spare Mooring Ropes of 220 mtrs in good order

　　03) Anchor Securing Arrangements,

　　04) Windlass/Winch Gear Engaging/Disengaging Locking Arrangement

　　05) Mooring Lines Snap Back Zones Clearly Marked

　　06) Mooring Practices

　　07) Heaving Lines

　　08) Hawse Pipe Lock Pad

　　09) Gantlines

　　10) Stoppers


27, Lifting Gear Cranes, derricks, E.R.& Prov.crane

　　01) SWL Markings

　　02) Limit Switch

　　03) Main Equipment And Loose Gear

　　04) Crane Body Dent


28, Gas Detection Equipment

　　01) Calibration Records

　　02) Sensors Expiry


29, Hatch Covers

　　01) Safety Notices And Signage

　　02) Non-Skid Surface

　　03) Booby Hatch Entrance Locking Arrangement

　　04) Stanchions

　　05) Safety Lines

　　06) Hyd Rams Without Oil Leak

　　07) Rubber Packing Condition


30, Pollution Prevention

　　01) SOPEP Equipments Arranged

　　02) Inventory List Posting


31, First Aid Kits

　　01) No Narcotics

　　02) Kit Is complete

　　03) Alcohol

　　04) Medicines Valid


32, Ventilation

　　01) Identification And Marked

　　02) Cover Is Free


33, Inactive Equipment

　　01) Obsolete

　　02) Replaced Equipment Permanently Marked

　　03) Isolated


34, PPE & FPD

　　01) Respiratory Protective Equipment

　　02) Safety Belt/Harness With Fall Arrest

　　03) Safety Helmets

　　04) Fall Protective Device

　　05) PPE Policy List


35, Burning & Welding Gear

　　01) Condition Of Hoses

　　02) Shields

　　03) Gas Bottles Spark Arrestor

　　04) Cables,

　　05) Gloves Etc.


36, Access to Vessel

　　01) Stanchions

　　02) Non-Skid Surface

　　03) Access Control


37, Alcometer

　　01) O2 Monitor

　　02) Portable Gas detector

　　03) Alcohol test

　　04) Drug test specimen collection kit (USA)


38, Navigation

　　01) Navigation light

　　02) Navigation shapes and signal flags

　　03) Sound signaling apparatus

　　04) Daylight signaling apparatus

　　05) Safety and warning lights

　　06) Navigation equipment

　　07) Notice and logs

　　08) Steering gear

　　09) Pilot Ladder


39, Life Saving Appliance (LSA)

　　01) Life boat equipment

　　02) Life-raft (Hydrostatic release)

　　03) Personal life appliance

　　04) Life bouy

　　05) Communication

　　06) Pyrotechnics

　　07) Line throwing apparatus

　　08) Embarkation ladder

　　09) Embarkation light

　　10) Miscellaneous


40, Fire Fighting Equipment

　　01) Fixed installations

　　02) Fire detection system

　　03) Equipment for testing of fire detection sensors inside accommodation

　　04) Auto & fixed pressure sprinkler system

　　05) Hyper mist local fire fighting system

　　06) Fire fight extinguishing arrangement

　　07) Fixed foam fire fighting installation

　　08) Hyper mist and sprinkler system

　　09) Fixed CO2 fire extinguishing system

　　10) SCBA

　　11) Firemen’s outfit

　　12) BA & life support equipment

　　13) Compressed air battles

　　14) Fire pumps

　　15) Fire blankets

　　16) Fire hoses

　　17) Fire extinguisher hydrostatic pressures testing of cylinders

　　18) Fire foam

　　19) Galley and deep fat hyper extinguishing system

　　20) Fire doors

　　21) Ventilation system & Fire dampers

　　22) International shore connection


41, Safety equipment

　　01) Portable gas detector

　　02) O2 monitor

　　03) Alcohol test meter

　　04) Drug test specimen collection kit

　　05) EEBD

　　06) First aid kit

　　07) Emergency power sources

　　08) Auxiliary equipment

　　09) PPE


42, Radio communication

　　01) GMDSS equipment

　　02) EPIRB

　　03) GMDSS batteries

　　04) Battery charger

　　05) Tools / spares

　　06) Handheld transceivers ( Walkie talkie )


43, CO2/Foam Room

　　01) Entry Procedures

　　02) Safety Notices And Signage

　　03) Ventilation

　　04) Lighting

　　05) Rescue Equipment

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