Vessel particulars, documentation, and general information — 28 questions
These procedures may form part of the vessel’s maintenance plan.
['Sight and where necessary review, the company procedures for the inspection and testing of the emergency lighting system.', 'Check records to verify that inspection and testing of the emergency lighting had taken place in accordance with the company procedures.', 'Request a demonstration of the emergency lighting.', 'Inspect a representative sample of the emergency lights and verify that they are working.', 'During the balance of the inspection, note any defects to em ergency lights.', 'In at least one location, verify that arrangements for lighting the area of water into which survival craft would be launched were in satisfactory condition.', 'Interview the officer responsible for electrical systems to verify their familiarity with company procedures for the inspection and testing of the emergency lighting system.
Expected Evidence', 'Company procedures for the inspection and testing of the emergency lighting system.', 'Records of inspection and testing of the emergency lighting system.
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Page 132 of 579 – SIRE 2.0 Question Library Part 2 – Version 1.0 (January 2022) • Connection of the inert gas supply main to the cargo piping system for inerting, purging and gas -freeing, where such an arrangement was provi ded.
A record of inspection and maintenance of the inert gas plant, including defects and their rectification, should be maintained on board.
This may form part of the vessel’s planned maintenance system.
['Sight, and where necess ary review, the company procedures for the operation, inspection and maintenance of the vessel’s inert gas system. which included the arrangements for the: o Supply of inert gas to the double', 'hull spaces in an emergency. o External supply of inert gas in the event of a failure of the vessel’s inert gas system. o Connection of the inert gas supply main to the cargo piping system for inerting, purging and gas', 'freeing, if fitted.', 'Inspect the o Arrangements for the supply of inert gas to the double', 'hull spaces, including portable hoses if they form part of the arrangements. o Where hull spaces were connected to a permanently fitted inert gas distribution system, inspect the means to prevent hydrocarbon gases from the cargo tanks entering the double hull spa ces through the system. o Connection for an external supply of inert gas. o Arrangements for the connection of the inert gas supply main to the cargo piping system for inerting, purging and gas', 'freeing, if fitted.', 'Where necessary review the records of inspection, testing and maintenance of the arrangements for connection to the inert gas system.', 'Interview the accompanying officer to verify their familiarity with the arrangements for the: o Supply of inert gas to the double', 'hull spaces in an emergency, including the forepeak where this was adjacent to a cargo space or spaces. o External supply of inert gas in the event of a failure of the vessel’s inert gas system. o Connection of the inert gas supply main to the cargo piping system for inerting, purging and gas', 'freeing, if fitted.
Expected Evidence', 'The company procedures for the operation, inspection and maintenance of the vessel’s inert gas system.', 'The detailed instruction manuals for the inert gas system.', 'Cargo and inert gas operation log books.', 'The records of inspection, testing and maintenance of the arrangements for connection to the inert gas system.
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