Chapter 1 - Elementary Ship Knowledge quiz PDF

SHIPBOARD ORGANIZATION DECK DEPARTMENT DECK Carry out maintenance on the outside area of the ship, monitoring of cargo loading & STEWARD DEPARTMENT unloading operation when in port.,...

SHIPBOARD ORGANIZATION DECK DEPARTMENT DECK Carry out maintenance on the outside area of the ship, monitoring of cargo loading & STEWARD DEPARTMENT unloading operation when in port., The main duties of these crew members are maintaining ship’s stability, attending to prepare and serve meals for the ship’s mooring and anchoring as well as ship crew and conduct regular inventory of the navigation in the bridge. SHIPBOARD provision. ORGANIZATION ENGINE STEWARD ENGINE DEPARTMENT Responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of the propulsion systems and the support systems for the crew and cargo. These include the ship engine, fuel oil system, Lubrication system, air conditioning and etc.  SHIPBOARD ORGANIZATION DECK SHIPBOARD ORGANIZATION ENGINE STEWARD  RANKING JOB DESCRIPTION MASTER (Captain) Overall commander and absolute authority on board DECK DEPARTMENT Responsible for navigation, watchkeeping, maintenance of the ship’s hull, cargo hold preparation and loading and unloading of cargo Chief Officer (Chief Mate, First Master’s second in command – take over the control of the ship Officer or First Mate) whenever Master is incapacitated Responsible for cargo operations Responsible for safety and security of the ship, welfare of the crew Works on bridge watch. (0400-0800 & 1600-2000); a day worker Second Officer (Navigational Responsible for navigational (navigational instruments and light signals), Officer) fixing the voyage plans, chart correction and publication updates Responsible for cargo operations, ballasting operations, mooring, SSO Typically stand at 12 – 4 watch (AM and PM)  RANKING JOB DESCRIPTION Third Officer Watch from 8 – 12 (AM & PM); Safety officer on board – care & maintenance of life saving & firefighting equipment Updating Muster list, involves in cargo operations, ballasting and mooring operations. Bosun (Boatswain) Work closely with Chief Mate RATINGS Keep good maintenance of the ship’s hull; Garbage manager Able seaman (AB) Steering vessel during pilotage Watchkeeper or day worker; partner with deck officer Doing all maintenance works on deck like painting, washing Checking cargo lines for leaks, tendering the mooring lines and watching the gangway Ordinary seaman (OS) – Duty very much like Abs. normally works with an experienced AB. entry level rank in deck department Deck Cadet Duties depend on the culture of the ships (following Training Record Book) Doing deck maintenance together with ratings or assign only on bridge.  RANKING JOB DESCRIPTION ENGINE DEPARTMENT Includes inspection, maintenance and repair of all machinery Chief Engineer (C/E) Overall, in charge of engine room safety, machinery operation, maintenance, bunkering, and technical administration. More attention to the paperwork, checklists, managerial tasks- answer directly to the Captain. Responsible that Engineers make proper entries into Oil Record Book and Engine Logbook Second Engineer (1st Assistant Responsible for planning, scheduling, delegating, and directing of the Engineer) maintenance plan inside the engine room Third Engineer (2nd Assistant Responsible for normal maintenance and watchkeeping duties. Engineer) Ensures sufficient bunker in the day tanks (with 2nd engineer supervision) Upkeep the main proportion, engine, boiler and diesel generators as per PMS Fourth Engineer (3rd Assistant Toolbox meeting with other engineer and crew Engineer) Includes maintenance of purifies, air compressors, sewage treatment plant, general maintenance Also in charge of electrical fixtures, water systems, sounding bilges and tanks.  RANKING JOB DESCRIPTION Electrician or Electro-Technical Normally does not have watch, a day worker and can be called at any Officer (ETO) time Report directly to C/E Alarm tests, battery checks and refrigeration and air conditioning units. Fitter (RATINGS) Highly skilled workers; good using various measuring tools and cutting tools Includes, riveting, grinding, welding, drilling and lathe machines. Good at assembling, dissembling, reassembling, and building new part of machines. Under direct supervision of 2nd Engineer- including repairing of piping system, plumbing, fitting and hot works. Motorman / Oiler Inspection and maintenance of pumps, motors, turbines, and condensers on board. Care for those including greasing, lubricating, de-rusting and painting if necessary Under direct supervision of 2nd Engineer- make the engine room clean. Including sounding bilge and bunker tanks. Wiper Support ranks above him In charge of general cleanliness of engine rooms, engine workshop, and engine control rooms.  RANKING JOB DESCRIPTION Wiper Assisting the engineers in cleaning the purifiers, dismantling motoes, and routines maintenance. Engine Cadet Direct supervision of 2nd Engineer in his training scheme. Various jobs- normally paired with the Engineers, electricians and ratings. STEWARD DEPARTMENT Also called as Galley catering department = Preparing meals for the crew. This department primarily handles food preparation, housekeeping, and hospitality services. Chief Steward/Chief Cook Direct and supervises the planning and preparation of meals. Responsible for cost control and requisition of provisions Maintain the cleanliness and orderliness inside the galley and provision room Messman In charge of cleaning the cabins Wiper In charge of mess hall – keep clean and orderly; prepare the tables In charge of washing the dishes and filling the fridge that crew needs