Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Prepared by

  • Conducted on

  • Location
  • Personnel

Safety

  • Demonstrates safe work procedure regarding water.

  • Demonstrates safe fueling procedure.

  • Demonstrates knowledge of emergency procedures & meeting points.

  • Watercraft operating license

  • Lock out/Tag out training

  • Permit training

  • Demonstrates knowledge of first break procedure

  • Demonstrates ability to identify hazards related to dredge operations

Paperwork

Demonstrates the ability to complete the following:

  • FLRA/AAA

  • Suncor & Ellicott daily reports.

  • Hourly check sheet

  • Toolbox/Tailgate Talks

  • Equipment/Vehicle Inspection

Specific Design Features

  • Water and/or Grease Packing

  • Hydraulic System

  • Water Jet System

  • Cutterhead System

  • Movement of dredge & limitations

  • Pump System

  • Parts of the engine

Dredge Controls & Operation

  • Understand controls & instrumentation

  • Demonstrate proper pre-start check

  • Demonstrate proper start up procedure

  • Demonstrate proper operating procedure

  • Demonstrates proper shutdown procedure

  • Demonstrates awareness of personnel and vessels prior & during operations

  • Demonstrates understanding of engine load, suction/discharge pressure & hydraulic pressure

  • Demonstrates proper communication procedures for Client & CPP

  • Demonstrates location of emergency shutdown buttons

  • Has reviewed operating manual & understands manufacturers specs

Dredge Maintenance

  • Understands & demonstrates packing procedure for main/service water pump

  • Understands & demonstrates packing adjustment procedure

  • Understands & demonstrates the greasing procedure & schedule

  • Understands & demonstrates the dredge servicing & schedule

  • Understands & demonstrates the wire cable & hydraulic inspection procedure

  • Understands the procedure for reporting issues needing repair

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