Title Page

  • Vessel Name

  • Port

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Checklist

Engine Room Arrival

  • Chief Engineer informed

  • Communications with Bridge checked

  • Air/steam/electric horns tried out

  • Clocks synchronized

  • Engine order telegraph tried out

  • Second generator started and taken on load

  • Standby generator (if available) checked and made ready for immediate use

  • Emergency generator checked ready for auto start

  • Both steering motors switched on

  • Steering gear tested per PT28

  • If vessel maneuvering on HFO, confirm desired circulating temperature maintained

  • Daily/Header/Sump tanks (FO, MDO, LUB oil and FW tanks) brought to operational levels and drained of water as applicable

  • ER DB tanks, particularly Cofferdam. Bilge tanks and sludge/waste oil tanks sounded

  • Boiler Main/Aux feed water pumps tested and ready to use

  • Forced draft fans/Main engine aux blowers tried out and ready for use as applicable

  • Main/Aux boiler brought up to working pressure and ready for use

  • Spare burners prepared and ready for immediate use

  • Exhaust boiler/Economizer circulating pump running

  • Heating steam opened to service tanks as appropriate

  • Main FO/LO/CW pumps tried out and ready for use

  • Main air compressors tried out

  • Start air reservoirs pressed up and drained of water

  • All main engine systems restored to operational status

  • Control air systems, filters, water traps and accumulators drained of water

  • Deck steam of hydraulic power for deck machinery ready for use

  • Purifiers operational as required and duplex/standby strainer cleaned, purged and made immediately available

  • Propeller clearance obtained from duty officer

  • Main Steam Turbine/Engine turned a few revolutions with appropriate lubrication

  • Turning gear disengaged

  • Main engine tried out in both directions per bridge command

  • Confirm required E/R staff at hand for maneuvering conditions

Completion

  • Inform the bridge of any issues that might delay acceptance of stand by engines.
    Only accept stand by engines when engines are ready for maneuvering.

  • Comments

  • Name and Signature

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