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Preparing for Inspections in the Engine Room
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The Preparing for Inspections in the Engine Room course is based on the best-selling publication, Engine Room Procedures Guide, which provides best practice approaches to operating and maintaining engine rooms, in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. Inspectors’ own top tips are featured throughout this course so crews can feel confident for any inspection.
Focusing on the common deficiencies that are found during engine room inspections, this course enables crew to be proactive by providing actionable steps to rectify and reduce these deficiencies. Preparing for Inspections in the Engine Room is designed for various needs and can serve either as a practical reminder of what areas to check before an inspection or a comprehensive guide that learners can progress through at their own pace. However it is used, learners can expect to walk away with a better understanding of what inspectors expect to see and how inspections are conducted.
Version 1.0 of this course is current.
Content
- Introduction
- Preparing for inspection
- Deficiencies
- Identifying and rectifying routine deficiencies
- The inspection
- Conclusion
Learning outcomes
- Explain the different types of survey and inspection that can be undertaken in the engine room.
- Identify ways to minimise deficiencies during inspections and avoid major deficiencies and detentions.
- Describe what an inspector will want to see from the engine room team.
- Identify the actions the engineering team should take in the event of equipment malfunctioning or substandard conditions to avoid a deficiency.
- Identify the common areas that are inspected in the engine room.
- Identify the checks that should be made to commonly inspected areas to reduce observations and deficiencies.