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Examiner Thomas Maddison on Microsoft teams
Chief Engineer Unlimited
DK – Pass
20th January 2021
ID checks
Discussed previous experience – engines, ask about any HV experience and different drives FPP/CPP/Azipods
Take me through hand over with outgoing CEO?
List certificate held onboard
IAPP-NOx tiers, SOx limits, ozone depleting substances
EIAPP – what is it?
NOx technical file what it contains?
IEEC, EEDI and SEEMP – what’s in SEEMP and reason for it
ISM – what’s covered in ISM code, my understanding of ISM and how it is implemented onboard
Name different contingency plans and drills?
How do you know when they are due?
DOC – what is it and validity
SMC – what is it and validity
MLC – 5 topics, rest hours, cadets
Dry dock preparation to resting on the blocks (let me lead with this – I set the timeline starting at 6M prior to docking and went over what as CEO I would be doing at each stage. I went in-depth with all this which didn’t leave many questions until the bottom survey)
Who is responsible for fire fighting while in dry dock – actions in the event of an incident during dry docking (SS and yard)
Bottom survey – what is covered? (I started at fwd end working back)
Anchor chain checks
Bilge keel – reason for doubler plate and how to repair damage to bilge keel.
Damage to hull found – I went through actions, who to inform and how to repair/test
Wear down readings and how they are taken
Rudder checks
Issues with weardown readings – how to pull a prop shaft (I covered planning, loler lifting plans, additional lifting points, alignment checks, rudder removal, prop removal, muff coupling, shaft withdrawal, checks carried out on shaft and bearing once removed then refitting)
Actions/Checks carried out during float up.
SEC – what it covers and what is carried out during a 5 year renewal?
5 yearly Lifeboats, davits, release gear – I spoke through MGN560
Types of fixed fire fighting systems
CO2 system and all routines, annual, 5 yearly
Enclosed space entry – what as CEO would you expect to be carried out for entry, during and close up

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