memo cir. no. 03-s2008

Republic of the PhilippinesDepatrnent oflabor and Employnent

Maritime Training Council

Memorandum Circular No.Series of 2008

DATE

ALL CONCERNED

RE\'ISED MTC INSPECTION CHECKLISTS(Forms 28 and 2C)

15 May 2008

Please be inJoimed that the revised Inventory of Training EquiPment(MTC Form 28) and Inventory of Books and Teaching Aid (MTC Form 2C) of the

following courses shall take effect on 01 July 2008:

1. Basic Salety Training coursesA Flpmpnt, l rv Firsl Aid

b. Personal Survival Techniquesc. Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting

d. Personal Safety and Social Responsibility

2. Medical Emergency First Aid

3. Medical Care4. Advanced Training in Fire Fighting

5. Proficienry in Sureival Craft and Rescue Boats

6. Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats

7. Shore-Based Fire Fighting8. General Tanker Familiarization9. Specialized Training for Oil Tankers

10. Specialized Training for Cherdcal Tankers

11. Specialized Training for Liquefied Gas Tankers

ot

TO

SUBJECT

6rH Foor POEA Buiding, OrligasAve. cor EDSA, Mandaluyonq City, Philippines 1501Jet. Nos. t634ltl2qF25-1323 retehx No. (632)725-1266

eMail: [email protected]

Training centers that were issued provisional authority or certificate of

accreditation using the old forms may be allowed to continue using the oldForms 28 and 2C until expiry of such authority or accreditation.

Training centers may obtain a soft coPy of the revised Forms 28 and 2C of

the above mentioned courses through an authorized rePresentative holding a

CDRW or Flash drive free from any virus.

This issuance supersedes Memoraadum Circular No. 0L, Series of 2005 for

the above mentioned courses on1y.

For compliance,

NORIEL P. DEVANADERA

fi o"n"rtn"nt or ubor and Emptoyment /fi llaritime rrainine councit

Form 2B : Inventory of Training Equipment

Course : Elementary First Aid (IMO Model Course 1.13)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

Self-assessment

Pre inspection evaluationInspection

To be accomplished

by TC

To be accomplished byMTC Evaluator

To be accomplished byMTC Inspector

Items QuantityRequired

NumberAt Hand

Complied NotComplied


Classroom of 42 square meters for a maximum intake of 24 students. No side shall be less than 5 meters.

1

Set of audio visual equipment suitable for the teaching aids to be used

1

Splint: Common Set 2Splint: Metal set padded ring, one set of three 1

Adhesive plaster, zinc-oxide 4Adhesive plaster – large 4Bandage roll, gauze open weave (small, medium, large – 2 each)

6

Bandage: Triangular 4Burn and wound dressing 4Dressing, adhesive strips 4First aid/emergency dressing (small, medium, large – 2 each)

6

Gauze plain sterile (small, medium, large – 2 each)

6

Absorbent cotton (small, large - 2 each) 4

Rolls of cotton wool (small, large – 2 each)

4

First aid sachet/kit or canvass bag with strap containing six (6) triangular bandages, first aid emergency dressing bandages, small, medium, large and six safety pins-medium

1

Standard Stretcher 1Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 EFA / Form 2B / Page 1 of 2

Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Labor and Employment

MARITIME TRAINING COUNCIL

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Half-body dummy for CPR / AR practical exercises. 1

Portable resuscitator kit 1

Evaluator’s Comments:

______________________________Evaluator’s Name & Signature

Date of Evaluation __________________

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 EFA / Form 2B / Page 2 of 2

Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching Aid

Course : Elementary First Aid (IMO Model Course 1.13)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

Self-assessment


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NumberAt Hand



Course Syllabus 1Course Timetable 1Master Lesson Plan/ Instructor’s Guide

1

Instructor’s Manual (Part D of the course)

1

Hand-outs (Master copy only)+

1

References: (Latest Edition)R1] STCW 1978, as

amendedR2] Medical section (pages

111 to 148) of International Code of Signals (1987 Edition)

R3] IMO Assembly Resolution A.438 (XI) –Training and qualification of personsin charge of medical care aboard ship

R4] IMO/ILO Document for Guidance, 1985

R5] World Health Organization, International Medical Guide for Ships (2nd

Ed.)R6] Medical First Aid Guide

for Use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (1994 or Latest Edition)

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1

1

1

1

1

+Handouts to be reproduced upon approval of the course

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 EFA / Form 2C / Page 1 of 2



Note: Substitute textbooks and videos can be used provided they contain the

same content of the required.

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Textbook (Latest Edition):

T1] Course Compendium is provided for use as textbook. This contains selected extracts fromInternational Medical Guide for Ships. (R5)

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Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 EFA / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Personal Survival Techniques (IMO Model Course 1.19)

Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

Self-assessment


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NumberAt Hand




1

Set of audio visual equipment suitable for the teaching aids (i.e. overhead projector for transparency presentation, etc.)

1

Access to water (i.e. swimming pool, lake or sea. If swimming pool is to be used, it should be a minimum of 15m x 25m)

1

Lifejackets properly fitted with fixed or flashing light, whistle firmly secured by a cord, reflective strip and name of institution as required by SOLAS. ( NOTE: flashing light may be detached during actual training).

25

Inflatable lifejackets properly fitted with fixed or flashing light, whistle firmly secured by a cord, reflective strip and name of institution as required by SOLAS

5

Lifebuoy with buoyant lifeline 1Lifebuoy with self activating smoke signal

1

Lifebuoy with self igniting light 1SART (dummy / model) 1Survival suits or Immersion suit with complete accessories as required by SOLAS

1

Inflatable liferafts for wet drills,one of which shall be 20 persons capacity and the other one must not be less than 6 person capacity

2

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 PST / Form 2B / Page 1 of 8



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ItemsQuantityRequired

NumberAt Hand Complied

NotComplied Complied

NotComplied

Complete set of liferaft equipment as itemized:- Buoyant rescue quoit,

attached to not less than 30 m of buoyant line;

- Knife of the non-folding type having a buoyant handle and lanyard attached and stowed in a pocket on the exterior of the canopy near the point at which the painter is attached to the liferaft. In addition, a liferaft which is permitted to accommodate 13 persons or more shall be provided with a second knife which need not be of the non-folding type

1

As stated

- For a liferaft which is permitted to accommodate not more than 12 persons, one buoyant bailer. For a liferaft which is permitted to accommodate 13 persons of more, two buoyant bailers

- Sponges- Sea-anchors each with a

shock-resistant hawser and tripping line, one being spare and the other permanently attached to the liferaft in such a way that when the liferaft inflates or is waterborne it will cause the liferaft to life oriented to the wind in the most stable manner. The strength of each sea-anchor and its hawser and tripping line shall be adequate for all sea conditions. The sea-anchors shall be fitted with a swivel at each end of the line and shall be of type which is unlikely to turn inside-out between its shroud lines

- Buoyant paddles- Tin-openers (safety knives

containing special tin-openers blades are satisfactory for this requirement)

As stated

2

2

2

3


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- First-aid outfit in a waterproof case capable of being closed tightly after use

- Whistle or equivalent sound signal

- Rocket parachute flares complying with the requirements of Regulation 35 (dummy or cut away view of different pyro-techniques)

- Hand flares complying with the requirements of Regulation 36 (dummy or cut away view of different pyro-techniques)

- Buoyant smoke signals complying with the requirements of Regulation 37 (dummy or cut away view of different pyro-techniques)

- Waterproof electric torch suitable for Morse signaling together with one spare set of batteries and one spare bulb in a waterproof container

1

1

4

6

2

1

- An efficient radar reflector, unless a survival craft radar transponder is stowed in the liferaft

- Daylight signaling mirror with instructions on its use for signaling to ships and aircraft

- Copy of the life-saving signals referred to in Regulation V/16 on a waterproof card or in a waterproof container

- One set of fishing tackle- A food ration shall be kept in

airtight packaging and be stowed in a watertight container

1

1

1

1

6


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- Watertight receptacles containing a total of 1.5 of fresh water for each person the liferaft is permitted to accommodate , of which 0.5 L per person may be replaced by a de-salting apparatus capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days;

- Rustproof graduated drinking vessel

- Six doses of anti-seasickness medicine and one seasickness bag for each person the liferaft is permitted to accommodate

- Instructions on how to survive

- Instructions for immediate action

- Thermal Protective aids complying with the requirements for Regulation 34 sufficient for 10% of the number of persons the liferaft is permitted to accommodate or two, which ever is greater

As stated

1

6

1

1

As stated

SOLAS prescribed lifeboat that can accommodate at least 12 persons

1

Lifeboat davit capable of launching, hoisting and securing the lifeboat

1

Complete lifeboat equipment as follows :- Buoyant oars to make

headway in calm seas. Tholepins, crutches or equivalent arrangements shall be provided for each oar provided. Tholepins or crutches shall be attached to the boat by lanyards of chains;

- Boat hooks- A buoyant bailer and two

buckets- Survival Manual

Number corresponding

to the lifeboat’s

tholepins or crutches

2As stated

1


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- A binnacle containing an efficient compass which is luminous or provided with suitable means of illumination. In a totally enclosed lifeboat, the binnacle shall be permanently fitted at the steering position; in any other lifeboat, it shall be provided with suitable mounting arrangements

- A sea-anchor of adequate size fitted with a shock-resistant hawser and tripping line which provides a firm hand grip when wet. The strength of the sea-anchor, hawser and tripping line shall be adequate for all sea conditions

- Efficient painters of a length equal to not less than twice the distance from the stowage position of the lifeboat to the waterline in the lightest seagoing condition or 15m, whichever is the greater. One painter attached to the release devise required by Regulation 4.7.7 shall be placed at the forward end of the lifeboat and the other shall firmly secured at or the near the bow of the lifeboat ready for use

- Hatchets, one at each end of the lifeboat

- Watertight receptacles containing a total of 3L of fresh water for each person the lifeboat is permitted to accommodate, of which 1L per person may be replaced by a de-salting apparatus capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days

1

1

2

2

1


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- A rustproof dipper with lanyard

- A rustproof graduated drinking vessel

- A food ration shall be kept in airtight packaging and be stowed in a watertight container

- Rocket parachute flares complying with the requirements of Regulation 35 (dummy or cut away view of different pyro-techniques)

- Hand flares complying with the requirements of Regulation 36 (dummy or cut away view of different pyro-techniques)

- Buoyant smoke signals complying with the requirements of Regulation 37

- Waterproof electric torch suitable for Morse signaling, together wit one spare set of batteries and one spare bulb in a waterproof container

- Daylight signaling mirror with instructions for its use for signaling to ships and aircrafts

- A copy of the life-saving signals referred to in Regulation V/16 on waterproof card or in a waterproof container

- Whistle or equivalent sound signal

- A first-aid outfit in a waterproof case of being closed tightly after use

- Six-doses of anti-seasickness medicine and one seasickness bag for each person

- A jack knife to be kept attached to the boat by a lanyard

- Tin openers

1

1

6

4

6

2

1

1

1

1

1

As stated

1

3


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NumberAt Hand



- Buoyant rescue quoits, attached to not less than 30m of buoyant line

- Fixed manual pump- Set of fishing tackle- Toolbox with appropriate

tools for minor adjustments to the engine and its accessories

- Portable fire-extinguishers equipment suitable for extinguishing oil fires

- A searchlight capable of effectively illuminating a light-colored object at night having a width of 18m at a distance of 180m for a total period of 6h and of working for not less that 3h continuously

- An efficient radar reflector, unless a survival craft radar transponder is stowed in the lifeboat

- Thermal protective aids complying with the requirement of Regulation 34 sufficient for 10% of the number of persons the lifeboat is permitted to accommodate or two, which ever is greater

2

11 set

1

As stated

1

1

As stated

- EPIRB) Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon (dummy / model)

1

- Shark repellant 1

Safety/first aid equipment comprising:- High speed rescue boat (if

drills are to take place at sea or lake)

- Standard stretcher- First aid kit- Portable resuscitation kit

1

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Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Personal Survival Techniques (IMO Model Course 1.19)


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NumberAt Hand



Course Syllabus 1Course Timetable 1Master Lesson Plan/ Instructor’s Guide 1


1

Hand-outs (Master copy only)+ 1Videos:(SOLAS Chapter III)Part I-Preparing for

abandonmentPart II-Abandonment by

lifeboatPart III- Abandonment by

liferaftPart IV-Techniques of survivalPart V-SOLAS Amendments - Cold Water Casualty- Man Overboard

Note: CBT on the above modules shall also be acceptable provided that appropriate multimedia presentation equipment is available.

1

1

1

1

11

References: (Latest Edition)R1] STCW 1978,amendedR2] IMO Model Course 1.19

(latest edition)R3] SOLAS ( Latest Edition) R4] Merchant Ship Search and

Rescue Manual (MERSAR)R5] A Pocket Guide to Cold

Water Survival

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R6] IMO Life Saving Appliances Code (LSA Code)

R7] LSA/IMO Safety Signs

1

1Textbooks: (Latest Edition)

T1] Bo, Olav. Basic Safety Course: Sea Safety and Survival or any substitute.

T2] Wright, C.H. Survival at Sea: The Lifeboat and Liferaft or any substitute.

T3] Course Compendium

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1

1




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 PST / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (IMO Model Course

1.20)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

Self-assessment


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NumberAt Hand



Classroom of at least 42 square meters for a maximum intake of 24 students. No side shall be less than 5 meters.

1


1

Demonstration table measuring 3m x 1m

1

Building with at least 2 levels for smoke and fire drills or a similar facility (Each level should measure at leastapproximately 7m X 3m X 2m). The different rooms should be designed as follows: a cabin, a corridor, an open room, an electric switchboard room, an engine room with steel grating floor and IMO-approved luminous signs for escape routes. Remarks: There must be no restrictions concerning smoke emissions in the area.

1

Facilities for recharging compressed air bottles with spare parts for maintenanceor a MOA with a supplier to perform the above.

1

Room with work-bench area for inspection and maintenance of breathing apparatus

1

Steel fire trays approximately 1m X 1m x

2



0.3mRevision 3 / 05 April 2008 FPFF / Form 2B / Page 1 of 3

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Three-sided brick or cemented fire trays for oil fire extinguishing exercises.

2

Fire hydrants with 2 outlets each connected to a fire pump.

2

Sufficient supply of carbonaceous and hydrocarbon fuels (at least 10 kg wood and 50 liters ofpetroleum products) for the fire trays

1

Fire hoses (65 mm or 2 ½ inches in diameter)

6

Fire hoses (38 mm or 1 ½ in diameter)

3

Branch Pipe 3Multipurpose Fire nozzles At least

3Dummies for search and rescue procedures

6

Mechanical Foam Branchnozzles 2

High expansion foam generator and foam compound (able to generate foam of at least 1 meter high into the engine room compartment of the fire house).

1

Standpipes, keys/spanner to operate hydrant supply 2

9-liter water extinguishers 6

9-liter foam extinguishers 65-kilogram carbon dioxide extinguishers

6

10-kilogram dry powder extinguishers 10

Sets of protective clothing, overall, gloves, fire boots, helmets and rainproof clothing ( All items should be in good working conditions)

25

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 FPFF / Form 2B / Page 2 of 3

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NumberAt Hand



Complete sets of working self-contained breathing apparatus

25

Distress signal units (DSUs) for attachment to breathing apparatus sets

4

Smoke generator 1Showers at site for male and female 1 each

Neil Robertson Stretcher 1First aid kit 1Portable resuscitation kit 1Helmets with hood/visor and neck protector

2

Fire axes 236-meter fire proof safety lines with snap hooks 2

Different types of fire/smoke detectors used on board ships

At least 2 types




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 FPFF / Form 2B / Page 3 of 3

Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidCourse : Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (IMO Model Course 1.20)


Self-assessment


To be accomplished

by TC




NumberAt Hand




1


1

Hand-outs (Master copy only)+ 1

Cross-sections or cross-sectional drawings of different types of fire extinguishers

1 each

International ship-to-shore fire-hose connection ( Unit or drawing)

1

Demonstration set of self-contained breathing apparatus

1

Audio-Video for presentation:Fire Fighting at Sea Series- Part 1: Fire Prevention

(Edition 2)- Part 2: Basic Fire

Fighting (Edition 2)- Fire Party Operations- Safe Air to Breathe- Fire Below- Fire Fighting on

Container ShipsNote: CBT or Multimedia Presentation on the above modules shall also be acceptable provided that appropriate presentation equipment is available.

1

1

1111


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References: (Latest Edition)R1] STCW 78, as amendedR2] International convention

for Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 (SOLAS 1974), as amended

R3] Assembly Resolution A.602 (15) Revised Guidelines for Marine Portable Fire Extinguishers, Adopted November 1987

R4] IMO/ILO Document for Guidance, 1985

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1

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Textbooks (Latest Edition)T1] Bo, Olav. Basic Safety

Course: Fire Safety. (Oslo: Norwegian University Press, 1987)* or Rushbrook’s Fire Aboard by Frank Rushbrook (Third Edition).

T2] Robert J. Brady, Marine Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Fire Safety (Maritime Training and Advisory Board, USA 1998)

T3] G. Victory and I.H. Owen, Marine Engineering Practice, Vol. 1, Part 5, Fire Fighting Equipment and its Use in Ships

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*OptionalEvaluator’s Comments:

______________________________Evaluator’s Name & SignatureDate of Evaluation __________________

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 FPFF / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Personal Safety and Social Responsibility (IMO

Model Course 1.21)


Self-assessment


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by TC




NumberAt Hand




1


1

Helmet 1Goggles 1Gloves 1 PairSafety shoes 1 PairDust masks and respirators 1

Actual and/or illustration of protective clothingaddressing different kinds of hazard

1

Self-contained breathing apparatus

1




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 PSSR / Form 2B / Page 1 of 1



Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Personal Safety and Social Responsibility (IMO

Model Course 1.21)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

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NumberAt Hand




1


1


References: (Latest Edition)

R1] STCW 1978, as amended

R2] SOLAS (Latest Edition)R3] IMO – LSA CodeR4] IMO Standard Marine

Communication Phrases – (Latest edition)

R5] Human Resources for Marine Personnel

R6] ISM Code (Latest Issue)

R7] Guidelines for the Development of Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plans

R8] MARPOL 73/78

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1

1Textbooks (Latest Edition):

T1] ILO Code of Practice for Accident Prevention on Board Ship at Sea and in the Port

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T2] Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seaman

T3] ICS/OCIMF/IAPH International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (4th

Edition)T4] Guidelines on the

Application of the International Safety Management Code, 3rd

EditionT5] Drug and Alcohol

Prevention Problems in the Maritime Industry, ILO 1996

T6] Accident Prevention by Olav Bo* or any substitute

1

1

1

1

1

Visual Aids – model or transparencies or flip chartsor CBT showing the following:> Pictures of various types

of ships, such as bulk carriers, tankers and container ships, and various parts of ships, including:- Gangway and safety

net- Main deck- Holds and hatches- Forecastle and poop

deck- Windlass, anchors and

winches- Cranes or derricks- Manifold and deck

pipeline system (on a tanker)

- Accommodation- Bridge- Engine-room

1

*OptionalRevision 3 / 05 April 2008 PSSR / Form 2C / Page 2 of 3

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> Audio Visual Presentation of the following:1. Personal Safety on

Board2. Any of the following:

2A. Marine Pollution- Prevention and

Reaction to Marine Oil Spills: The Seafarer’s Role

- Prevention and Reaction to Marine Oil Spills: Under MARPOL

- IMO – Safer Shipping and Cleaner Seas

- Waste and Garbage Management.

2B. Health and hygiene - Personal Hygiene - Setting a Course for

Health – Health and Welfare Advice for Seafarers

- Drugs – Way Off Course- Alcohol Beware!

2C. Safe Working Practices

- Who Needs It? Personal Protective Equipment

- Entering into Enclosed Spaces (Edition 2)

- Welding Safety- Safe Mooring

Practice

As Stated



Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 PSSR / Form 2C / Page 3 of 3

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Medical Emergency – First Aid (IMO Model Course 1.14)


Self-assessment


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NumberAt Hand




1

Set of audio visual equipment suitable for the teaching aids to be used.

1

Organized ship’s medicine chest/cabinet with contents properly labeled as per list. (see attached list)

1

Splint: Common set, Braces, etc.

1

Dressings, bandages 1Life-size dummy 1Standard stretcher 1First Aid kit 1 setSphygmomanometer with stethoscope

1 set




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MEFA / Form 2B / Page 1 of 1



Note: Minimum quantity required for medicines: Capsules / Tablets – 5 pcs Vial / Ampule – 1 pc Solution – 20 ml Cream / Ointment – 3.5 grams

Form 2B : List of Medicines for Ship’s Medicine Chest/Cabinet

Course : Medical Emergency First Aid (IMO Model Course 1.14)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

Self Assessment

Pre-inspection evaluation Inspection

To be accomplished

by TC

To be accomplished by MTC Evaluator

To be accomplished by MTC Inspector

Description Form Substitute

1 Acetylsalicylic Acid, 300mg tablets Tablets Aspirin2 Alcohol, rubbing (70% ethyl alcohol), 500

mlLiquid

3 Aluminum acetate, ear drops, 13% solution in 20-ml bottle with dropper

Otic Drops Garamycin

4 Aluminum acetate powder, 2-g packets, for making equivalent aluminum acetate solution (Burrow’s), 12s(Not available in the local drug store)

SolutionSmall

canister with proper labeling

5 Aluminum hydroxide gel, with magnesium hydroxide or magnesium trisilicate, oral suspension, 360 ml

Suspension Maalox suspension

6 Aluminum hydroxide gel, with magnesium hydroxide or magnesium trisilicate, oral suspension, 1-g tablets, 100s

Tablets Maalox plus tablets

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MEFA - List of Meds / Page 1 of 8



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7 Aminophylline suppository, rectal, 500 mg, 12s(Not available in the local drug store)

Suppositories Small container

with proper labeling

8 Amitriptyline tablets, 25 mg, 100s Tablets Thorazine9 Ampicillin capsules, 250 mg, 100s Tablets Ampicin

250mg10 Antihaemorrhoidal suppositories, 12s Suppositories FACTU

Suppository11 Ascorbic Acid tablets (vitamin C), 50 mg,

100sTablets

12 Atropine sulfate injection, 0.5 mg/ml, 1-ml ampoules, 10s

Ampoules

13 Benzathine benzylpenicillin, injection, 2.4 million units per 5-ml vial

Vial

14 Benzoic and salicylic acid ointment, 30-g tube per 5-ml vial

Ointment Whitefields

15 Calamine lotion, plain, 120 ml Lotion Caladryl16 Calcium gluconate, effervescent tablets,

1 g, 30sTablets Calcium D

Redoxon17 Cetrimide 40% solution, 500 ml

(disinfectant)Cream Drapolene

Cream18 Charcoal, activated, powder, 120g Powder19 Chloroquine phosphate tablets, 250 mg,

100sTablets Aralen



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20 Chlorphenamine maleate tablets, 4 mg, 20s

Tablets

21 Chlorphenamine maleate injection, 10mg, 1-ml ampoules, 10s

Ampoules

22 Chlorpromazine hydrochloride tablets, 25 mg, 20s(Controlled Drugs)

Tablets Empty bottle with proper

labeling

23 Chlorpromazine hydrochloride injection, 25 mg in 1-ml ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

Ampoules Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

24 Clove oil, 20ml Toothache Drops

25 Codeine sulfate tablets, 30 mg, 100s(Controlled Drugs)


labeling26 Cyclizine sulfate tablets, 30 mg, 100s Tablets Nodiz27 Dextran injection, 6% and sodium

chloride, 0.9%, 500ml, with administration set

Liquid

28 Diazepam injection, 5 mg/ml, 2-ml ampoule

Ampoule Valium

29 Diazepam tablets, 5 mg, 100s Tablets Valium30 Dimercaprol injection, 100 mg in 2-ml

ampoules, 10s(Not available in the local drug store)

Box Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

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by TC




31 Doxycycline hydrochloride tablets, 100 mg, 100s

Capsule Doxycycline Hyelate Cap

32 Ephedrine sulfate tablets, 25 mg, 100s(Controlled Drugs)


labeling33 Epinephrine hydrochloride injection,

1:1000,1-ml ampoules, 10sAmpoules

34 Ergometrine maleate injection, 0.2 mg in 1-ml ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

AmpoulesMethergin

35 Erthromycin (stearate or ethylsuccinate) tablets, 250 mg, 100s

Tablets Erythrocin

36 Eye anaesthetic drops, 0.5% solution of tetracaine hydrochloride, in dropper bottles, 10ml

SolutionAlcaine

37 Eye antiinfective drops, 1% solution of chloramphenicol in dropper bottles, 10ml

Chloramphenicol

38 Eye ointment, 1% tetramycline hydrochloride, 4-g Tube

Ointment Terramycin

39 Eyewash or eye-irritating solution, isotonic, sterile, in plastic squeeze bottle, 120ml

Optic DropsEye Mo

40 Fluorescein sodium ophthalmic strip, sterile (1%, on paper applicators), 200s

Strip


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41 Furosemide tablets, 40mg, 100s Tablets Lasix42 Glyceryl trinitrate tablets, 0.5 mg, 20s Tablets Nitrostat43 Hydrocortisone sodium succinate, 100-mg

vial, for injection, intravenous, or intramascular

Vial

44 Hydrocortisone ointment 1%, 30-g tube with rectal tip

Ointment Trimycin

45 Ichthynol and glycerine ointment (ichthammol 10%, glycerin, soft paraffin, wool fat 90%), in 100-g container

OintmentBactroban

46 Insect repellant (diethyltoluamide solution), 50ml

Solution Off Lotion

47 Iodine, 2.5% solution, in 100ml bottles with glass stoppers

Solution Iodine 2%

48 Lidocaine hydrochloride injection 1%, 2-ml ampoule

Ampoule Xyclocaine

49 Lindane cream, 1% 60-g tube Lotion Kwell Lotion50 Magnesium hydroxide suspension, 550

mg/10ml, 500 mlTablets Simeco

51 Metronidazole tablets, 200mg, 100s Tablets52 Miconazole nitrate, 2% vaginal cream,

with applicator, in 80-g containerCream Daktarin

53 Miconazole nitrate, 100-mg, pessary and inserter

Suppository


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54 Mineral oil (liquid petrolatum), 500 ml Oil55 Morphine sulfate injection, 10mg/ml, 1-ml

ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

Ampoule Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

56 Naloxone hydrochloride injection, 0.4 mg/ml, 1-ml ampoule

Ampoule

57 Neomycin + bacitracin ointment (5mg neomycin + 500 IU bacitracin zinc per g)_, 30-g tube

Ointment

58 Oral rehydration salts (sodium chloride 3.5 g, sodium bicarbonate 2.5 g (or trisodium citrate 2.9 g), potassium chlorade 1.5 g, glucose 2. g) in water-proof bags/sachets

Granules

Oresol Hydrite

59 Oxygen, size E tank60 Paracetamol, 500 mg tablet Tablets Biogesic61 Petrolatum, white, 60-g tube Cream Petroleum

Jelly62 Phenobarbital tablets, 30 mg, 100s Tablets63 Phenoxymethyl penicillin potassium

tablets 250 mg, 100sTablets

64 Pilocarpine hydrochloride eye-drops, 2%, 15-ml dropper bottle

Ophthalmic Solution


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To be accomplished

by TC




65 Potassium permanganate, 100 g Powder66 Probenecid tablets, 500 mg, 100s Tablets67 Procaine benzylpenicillin, sterile

suspension, injection, 600 000 units/ml, 1-ml vials, 10s

Vial Benzyl Penicillin

68 Proguanil tablets, 100 mg, 100s Tablets Fancidar69 Pyrantel tablets, 250 mg, 50s Tablets Combantrin70 Quinine sulfate tablets, 300 mg, 100s Tablets71 Quinine dihydrochloride, injection, 300

mg/ml, 2-ml ampoule, 10sAmpoules

72 Salbutamol aerosol inhaler unit Nebulizer Pulmocare73 Sodium chloride injection, 0.9 1000 ml Vial74 Sodium chloride tablets, 1 g, 1000s Tablets75 Spectinomycin hydrochloride, injection, 2

g per 5-ml vialVial Forgram

76 Sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim (400 mg + 80 mg) tablets, 20s

Tablets Bactrim

77 Talc (talcum powder), 120 g Powder78 Tetanus immune human globulin, 250

units, vial or ampouleVial

79 Tetanus toxoid adsorbed, single dose, ampoule

Ampoule

80 Tetracycline ear-drops, 1% tetracycline solution in dropper bottle, 10 ml

Solution


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81 Tetracycline hydrochloride capsules, 250 mg, 100s

Capsules

82 Water, sterile, 5-ml ampoules, 10s Ampoules / Bottle

83 Zinc oxide paste, 30-g tube





Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Medical Emergency – First Aid (IMO Model Course 1.14)


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NumberAt Hand



Course Syllabus 1Course Timetable 1Master Lesson Plan 1Instructor’s Manual (Part D of the course)

1

Hand-outs (Master copy only)+

1



R2] IMO Model Course 1.14R3] Medical Section (pages

111-148) of International Code of Signals (1987 edition)

R4] IMO Assembly Resolution A.438 (XI) –Training and Qualification of persons in-charge of medical care aboard ship

R5] IMO/ILO/WHO International Medical Guide for Ships (IMDGS), 2nd Edition, (Geneva, World Health Organization, 1988)

R6] Medical First Aid Guide for use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (MFAG)

1

11

1

1

1


Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MEFA / Form 2C / Page 1 of 2





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A Course Compendium is provided for use as a textbook. This contain selected extracts from ILO/IMO/WHO International Guide for Ships

1




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MEFA / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Medical Care (IMO Model Course 1.15)


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1


1

Organized ship’s medicine chest/cabinet with contents properly labeled as per list. (see attached list)

1

Medical instrument to check vital signs such as:

1. Sphygmomanometer2. Clinical thermometer3. Weighing Scale4. Stethoscope

1111

Kit for treatment of eye irrigation/wash

1

Various splints, braces, etc As stated

Dressings, bandages As Stated

Life-size dummy for practical training in resuscitation

1

Portable resuscitator kit 1Standard Stretcher 1


______________________________Evaluator’s Name & SignatureDate of Evaluation __________________Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MECA / Form 2B / Page 1 of 1



Note: Minimum quantity required for medicines: Capsules / Tablets – 5 pcs Vial / Ampule – 1 pc Solution – 20 ml Cream / Ointment – 3.5 grams

Form 2B : List of Medicines for Ship’s Medicine Chest/Cabinet

Course : Medical Care (IMO Model Course 1.15)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

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1 Acetylsalicylic Acid, 300mg tablets Tablets Aspirin2 Alcohol, rubbing (70% ethyl alcohol), 500

mlLiquid

3 Aluminum acetate, ear drops, 13% solution in 20-ml bottle with dropper

Otic Drops Garamycin

4 Aluminum acetate powder, 2-g packets, for making equivalent aluminum acetate solution (Burrow’s), 12s(Not available in the local drug store)

SolutionSmall

canister with proper labeling

5 Aluminum hydroxide gel, with magnesium hydroxide or magnesium trisilicate, oral suspension, 360 ml

Suspension Maalox suspension

6 Aluminum hydroxide gel, with magnesium hydroxide or magnesium trisilicate, oral suspension, 1-g tablets, 100s

Tablets Maalox plus tablets

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7 Aminophylline suppository, rectal, 500 mg, 12s(Not available in the local drug store)

Suppositories Small container

with proper labeling

8 Amitriptyline tablets, 25 mg, 100s Tablets Thorazine9 Ampicillin capsules, 250 mg, 100s Tablets Ampicin

250mg10 Antihaemorrhoidal suppositories, 12s Suppositories FACTU

Suppository11 Ascorbic Acid tablets (vitamin C), 50 mg,

100sTablets

12 Atropine sulfate injection, 0.5 mg/ml, 1-ml ampoules, 10s

Ampoules

13 Benzathine benzylpenicillin, injection, 2.4 million units per 5-ml vial

Vial

14 Benzoic and salicylic acid ointment, 30-g tube per 5-ml vial

Ointment Whitefields

15 Calamine lotion, plain, 120 ml Lotion Caladryl16 Calcium gluconate, effervescent tablets,

1 g, 30sTablets Calcium D

Redoxon17 Cetrimide 40% solution, 500 ml

(disinfectant)Cream Drapolene

Cream18 Charcoal, activated, powder, 120g Powder19 Chloroquine phosphate tablets, 250 mg,

100sTablets Aralen



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20 Chlorphenamine maleate tablets, 4 mg, 20s

Tablets

21 Chlorphenamine maleate injection, 10mg, 1-ml ampoules, 10s

Ampoules

22 Chlorpromazine hydrochloride tablets, 25 mg, 20s(Controlled Drugs)


labeling

23 Chlorpromazine hydrochloride injection, 25 mg in 1-ml ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

Ampoules Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

24 Clove oil, 20ml Toothache Drops

25 Codeine sulfate tablets, 30 mg, 100s(Controlled Drugs)


labeling26 Cyclizine sulfate tablets, 30 mg, 100s Tablets Nodiz27 Dextran injection, 6% and sodium

chloride, 0.9%, 500ml, with administration set

Liquid

28 Diazepam injection, 5 mg/ml, 2-ml ampoule

Ampoule Valium

29 Diazepam tablets, 5 mg, 100s Tablets Valium30 Dimercaprol injection, 100 mg in 2-ml

ampoules, 10s(Not available in the local drug store)

Box Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

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31 Doxycycline hydrochloride tablets, 100 mg, 100s

Capsule Doxycycline Hyelate Cap

32 Ephedrine sulfate tablets, 25 mg, 100s(Controlled Drugs)


labeling33 Epinephrine hydrochloride injection,

1:1000,1-ml ampoules, 10sAmpoules

34 Ergometrine maleate injection, 0.2 mg in 1-ml ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

AmpoulesMethergin

35 Erthromycin (stearate or ethylsuccinate) tablets, 250 mg, 100s

Tablets Erythrocin

36 Eye anaesthetic drops, 0.5% solution of tetracaine hydrochloride, in dropper bottles, 10ml

SolutionAlcaine

37 Eye antiinfective drops, 1% solution of chloramphenicol in dropper bottles, 10ml

Chloramphenicol

38 Eye ointment, 1% tetramycline hydrochloride, 4-g Tube

Ointment Terramycin

39 Eyewash or eye-irritating solution, isotonic, sterile, in plastic squeeze bottle, 120ml

Optic DropsEye Mo

40 Fluorescein sodium ophthalmic strip, sterile (1%, on paper applicators), 200s

Strip


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41 Furosemide tablets, 40mg, 100s Tablets Lasix42 Glyceryl trinitrate tablets, 0.5 mg, 20s Tablets Nitrostat43 Hydrocortisone sodium succinate, 100-mg

vial, for injection, intravenous, or intramascular

Vial

44 Hydrocortisone ointment 1%, 30-g tube with rectal tip

Ointment Trimycin

45 Ichthynol and glycerine ointment (ichthammol 10%, glycerin, soft paraffin, wool fat 90%), in 100-g container

OintmentBactroban

46 Insect repellant (diethyltoluamide solution), 50ml

Solution Off Lotion

47 Iodine, 2.5% solution, in 100ml bottles with glass stoppers

Solution Iodine 2%

48 Lidocaine hydrochloride injection 1%, 2-ml ampoule

Ampoule Xyclocaine

49 Lindane cream, 1% 60-g tube Lotion Kwell Lotion50 Magnesium hydroxide suspension, 550

mg/10ml, 500 mlTablets Simeco

51 Metronidazole tablets, 200mg, 100s Tablets52 Miconazole nitrate, 2% vaginal cream,

with applicator, in 80-g containerCream Daktarin

53 Miconazole nitrate, 100-mg, pessary and inserter

Suppository


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54 Mineral oil (liquid petrolatum), 500 ml Oil55 Morphine sulfate injection, 10mg/ml, 1-ml

ampoules, 10s(Controlled Drugs)

Ampoule Empty ampoule with

proper labeling

56 Naloxone hydrochloride injection, 0.4 mg/ml, 1-ml ampoule

Ampoule

57 Neomycin + bacitracin ointment (5mg neomycin + 500 IU bacitracin zinc per g)_, 30-g tube

Ointment

58 Oral rehydration salts (sodium chloride 3.5 g, sodium bicarbonate 2.5 g (or trisodium citrate 2.9 g), potassium chlorade 1.5 g, glucose 2. g) in water-proof bags/sachets

Granules

Oresol Hydrite

59 Oxygen, size E tank60 Paracetamol, 500 mg tablet Tablets Biogesic61 Petrolatum, white, 60-g tube Cream Petroleum

Jelly62 Phenobarbital tablets, 30 mg, 100s Tablets63 Phenoxymethyl penicillin potassium

tablets 250 mg, 100sTablets

64 Pilocarpine hydrochloride eye-drops, 2%, 15-ml dropper bottle

Ophthalmic Solution


Self Assessment


To be accomplished

by TC




65 Potassium permanganate, 100 g Powder66 Probenecid tablets, 500 mg, 100s Tablets67 Procaine benzylpenicillin, sterile

suspension, injection, 600 000 units/ml, 1-ml vials, 10s

Vial Benzyl Penicillin

68 Proguanil tablets, 100 mg, 100s Tablets Fancidar69 Pyrantel tablets, 250 mg, 50s Tablets Combantrin70 Quinine sulfate tablets, 300 mg, 100s Tablets71 Quinine dihydrochloride, injection, 300

mg/ml, 2-ml ampoule, 10sAmpoules

72 Salbutamol aerosol inhaler unit Nebulizer Pulmocare73 Sodium chloride injection, 0.9 1000 ml Vial74 Sodium chloride tablets, 1 g, 1000s Tablets75 Spectinomycin hydrochloride, injection, 2

g per 5-ml vialVial Forgram

76 Sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim (400 mg + 80 mg) tablets, 20s

Tablets Bactrim

77 Talc (talcum powder), 120 g Powder78 Tetanus immune human globulin, 250

units, vial or ampouleVial

79 Tetanus toxoid adsorbed, single dose, ampoule

Ampoule

80 Tetracycline ear-drops, 1% tetracycline solution in dropper bottle, 10 ml

Solution


Self Assessment


To be accomplished

by TC




81 Tetracycline hydrochloride capsules, 250 mg, 100s

Capsules

82 Water, sterile, 5-ml ampoules, 10s Ampoules / Bottle

83 Zinc oxide paste, 30-g tube





Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Medical Care (IMO Model Course 1.15)


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1


1



R1] 1978 STCW, as amended

R2] Medical Section (pages 111 to 148) on International Code of Signals

R3] IMO Assembly Resolution A.438(XI)

R4] IMO/ILO Documents for Guidance, 1985

R5] Medical First Aid Guide for Use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (MFAG)

1

1

1

1

1

Textbooks: (Latest Edition)

T1] IMO/ILO/WHO International Medical Guide for Ships (IMGS), 2nd Edition, (Geneva, World Health Organization 1988) (The Compendium is a black-and-white reprint of IMGS, authorized for use with this course)

1

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Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 MECA / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training Equipment

Course : Advanced Training in Fire Fighting (IMO Model Course 2.03)


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Classroom of 42 square meters for a maximum intake of 24 students. No side shall be less than 5 meters

1


1


1

Separate room equipped with tables and chairs, to accommodate 3 or 4 groups of trainees for case studies and other group exercises

1

Building with at least 2 levels for smoke and fire drills or a similar facility (Each level should measure at least approximately 7m X 3m X 2m). The different rooms should be designed as follows: a cabin, a corridor,an open room, an electric switchboard room, an engine room with steel grating floor and IMO-approved luminous signs for escape routes.Remarks: There must be no restrictions concerning smoke emissions in the area.

1

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ItemsQuantityRequired

NumberAt Hand Complied

NotComplied Complied

NotComplied

Facilities for recharging compressed air bottles with spare parts for maintenance or a MOA with a supplier to perform the above.

1

Room with work-bench area for inspection and maintenance of breathing apparatus

1

Dummies for search and rescue procedures 6

Fire hoses (65 mm or 2 ½ inches in diameter)

6

Fire hoses (38 mm or 1 ½ in diameter)

3

Branch Pipe 3Multipurpose Fire nozzles At least 3

Mechanical Foam Branch nozzles 2High expansion foam generator and foam compound (able to generate foam of at least 1 meter high into the engine room compartment of the fire house).

1

Standpipes, keys/spanner to operate hydrant supply

2

9-liter water extinguishers 6

9-liter foam extinguishers 6

5-kilogram carbon dioxide extinguishers

6

Minimum of 9-kilogram dry powder extinguishers

6

Refills/Spare for each type of extinguishers

4 each

Sets of protective clothing:overall, gloves, fire boots, helmets and rainproof clothing (all items should be in good working condition)

25

Sets of self-contained breathing apparatus, complete with spare cylinders, spare parts and maintenance tools (including sets for use of instructors only)

25

Distress signal units (DSUs) for attachment to breathing apparatus sets

4


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Smoke generator 1

Shower at site for male and female

1 each

Neil Robertson stretcher 1

First aid kit 1

Portable resuscitation kit 1

One (1) Set of fireman’s outfit as per SOLAS Chapter II – 2,Reg. 17 consist of:-Helmets with visor and neck protector-Fire axes-Boots and gloves of rubber-Safety lamp (hand lantern)

As stated

36-meter fire proof safety lines with snap hooks 2





Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidCourse: Advanced Training in Fire Fighting (IMO Model Course

2.03)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

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1

Instructor’s Manual (Part D of the course) with appendices 1, 2, 3 and 4

1


Overhead projector transparencies, as requires from Plates in appendices 2, 3 and 4 of A1

1

Cross-sections or cross-sectional drawings of different types of fire extinguishers

1

Actual or illustration of international ship-to-shore fire-hose connection

1

Demonstration set of self-contained breathing apparatus 1

Audiovisual aids:V1- Fire Fighting Series, Part

3- Command and Control at the Incident (Code No. 675)

V2- Fire Fighting Series, Part 4- Command and Control by the Master (Code No. 676)

V3- Fire Party Operations (Code No. 509)

V4- Fire Fighting on Container Ships (Code No. 509)

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1

1

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V5- Cargo Fire Fighting on Liquefied Gas Carriers (Code No. 254)

V6- Fire Fighting and Safe Cargo Operations on Car Carriers (Code No. 602)

V7- Machinery Space Fires (Code No. 667)

1

1

1

References: (Latest Edition)R1] Assembly Resolution

A.602 (15) Revised Guidelines for Marine Portable Fire Extinguishers, Adopted November 1987


R3] Emergency Procedures for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods (This is contained in the Supplement to the IMDG Code)

R4] Code of Safe Practice for Solid Bulk Cargoes

1

1

1

1

Textbook/s (Latest Edition):

T1] Course Compendium 1




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 ATFF / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (other

that Fast Rescue Boats) (IMO Model Course 1.23)


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1

Set of audio visual equipment suitable for the teaching aids

1


1

Access to water (i.e. swimming pool, lake or sea). If swimming pool is to be used, it should be a minimum of 15m x 25m.

1

Fiberglass lifeboat, with a minimum capacity of 25 persons, fitted with an inboard diesel engine, and a full set of oars (new or replacement boats should preferably be fire-protected lifeboats complying with Section 6.1 of the LSA Code) with a set of gravity davits to house the lifeboat, sited so as to allow launching and recovery from the water

1

Glass-reinforced plastic rescue boat with outboard engine and a full set of oars with a set of launching davits to house the rescue boat, sited so as to allow launching and recovery from the water

1

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Showers, locker rooms and drying area for wet gears for male and female

1 each

20-man inflatable liferafts in containers, one of which can be placed in a float-free stowage with hydrostatic release unit

2

Davit-launched inflatable liferaft with launching davit 1

Lifejackets properly fitted with fixed or flashing light, whistle firmly secured by a cord, reflective strip and name of institution as required by SOLAS. (NOTE: flashing light may be detached during actual training).

25

Thermal protective aids 2

Anti-exposure suit/ Immersion suits 2

Handheld 2-way radiotelephones approved for use in survival craft

3

Demonstration set (dummy/non-working) of survival craft pyrotechnics:-Hand Flare-Rocket Parachute Signal-Buoyant Smoke Signal

111

Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) (dummy / model)

1

Search and rescue radar transponder (SART) (dummy / model)

1

Helicopter rescue sling 1

Complete set of lifeboat equipment:- Buoyant oars to make

headway in calm seas. Tholepins, crutches or equivalent arrangements shall be provided for each oar provided. Tholepins or crutches shall be attached to the boat by lanyards or chains;

1

Number corresponding

to the lifeboat’s

tholepins or crutches


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- Boat hooks;- A buoyant bailer and two

buckets;- A survival manual;- A binnacle containing an

efficient compass which is luminous or provided with suitable means of illumination. In a totally enclosed lifeboat, the binnacle shall be permanently fitted at the steering position; in any other lifeboat, it shall be provided with suitable mounting arrangements;

- A sea-anchor of adequate size fitted with a shock-resistant hawser and a tripping line which provides a firm hand grip when wet. The strength of the sea-anchor, hawser and tripping line shall be adequate for all sea conditions;

- Two efficient painters of a length equal to not less than twice the distance from the stowage position of the lifeboat to the waterline in the lightest seagoing condition or 15m, whichever is the greater. One painter attached to the release device as required by SOLAS Reg. 41, para. 7.7 shall be placed at the forward end of the lifeboat and the other shall firmly secured at or the near the bow of the lifeboat ready for use;

- Two hatchet, one at each end of the lifeboat;

- Watertight receptacles containing a total of 3L of fresh water for each person the lifeboat is

2as stated

11 set

1 set

1 pair

1 pair

1


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permitted to accommodate, of which 1L per person may be replaced by a de-salting apparatus capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days;

- A rustproof dipper with lanyard;

- A rustproof graduated drinking vessel;

- A food ration shall be kept in airtight packaging and be stowed in a watertight container;

- Rocket parachute flares complying with the requirements of SOLAS Chap. III, Reg. 35; (dummy/non-working)

- Hand flares complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 36; (dummy/non-working)

- Buoyant smoke signals complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 37;

- Waterproof electric torch suitable for Morse signaling, together with one spare set of batteries and one spare bulb in a waterproof container;

- Daylight signaling mirror with instructions for its use for signaling to ships and aircrafts;

- One copy of the life-saving signals referred to in regulation V/16 on waterproof card or in a waterproof container;

- Whistle;- A first-aid outfit in a

waterproof case of being closed tightly after use;

1

1

6

4

6

2

1

1

1

11


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- Six doses of anti-seasickness medicine and one seasickness bag for each person;

- A jack-knife to be kept attached to the boat by a lanyard;

- Tin-openers;- Buoyant rescue quoits,

attached to not less than 30 m of buoyant line;

- A manual pump;- One set of fishing tackle;- Sufficient tools for minor

adjustments to the engine and its accessories;

- Portable fire-extinguishers equipment suitable for extinguishing oil fires;

- A searchlight capable of effectively illuminating a light-colored object at night having a width of 18 m at a distance of 180 m for a total period of 6 h and of working for not lessthan 3 h continuously;

- An efficient radar reflector, unless a survival craft radar transponder is stowed in the lifeboat;

- Thermal protective aids complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 34 sufficient for 10% of the number of persons the lifeboat is permitted to accommodate or two, whichever is the greater;

6 sets

1

32

11

1 set

1

1

1

2 sets


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Complete set of liferaft equipment:-Buoyant rescue quoits, attached to not less than 30 m of buoyant line;

- Knife of the non-folding type having a buoyant handle and lanyard attached and stowed in a pocket on the exterior of the canopy near the point at which the painter is attached to the liferaft. In addition, a liferaft which is permitted to accommodate 13 persons or more shall be provided with a second knife which need not be of the non-folding type;

- Buoyant bailer;- Sponges;- Sea-anchors each with a

shock-resistant hawser and tripping line, one being spare and the other permanently attached to the liferaft in such a way that when the liferaft inflates or is waterborne it will cause the liferaft to life oriented to the wind in the most stable manner. The strength of each sea-anchor and its hawser andtripping line shall be adequate for all sea conditions. The sea-anchors shall be fitted with a swivel at each end of the line and shall be of type which is unlikely to turn inside-out between its shroud lines;

- Buoyant paddles;- Tin-openers (safety knives

containing special tin-opener blades are satisfactory for this requirement)

1

1

222

23


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- First-aid outfit in a waterproof case capable of being closed tightly after use;

- Whistle;- Rocket parachute flares

complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 35; (dummy)

- Handheld flares complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 36 (dummy)

- Buoyant smoke signals complying with the requirements of SOLAS Reg. 37;

- Waterproof electric torch suitable for Morse signaling together with one spare set of batteries and one spare bulb in a waterproof container;

- An efficient radar reflector, unless a survival craft radar transponder is stowed in the liferaft;

- Daylight signaling mirror with instructions on its use for signaling to ships and aircrafts;

- Copy of the life-saving signals referred to in SOLAS Chap. V, Reg. 16 on a waterproof card or in a waterproof container;

- Fishing tackle;- A food ration shall be kept

in airtight packaging and be stowed in a watertight container;

- Watertight receptacles containing a total of 1.5 L of fresh water for each person the liferaft is

1

14

6

2

1

1

1

1

1 set6

6


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permitted to accommodate, of which 0.5 L person may be replaced by a de-salting apparatus capable of producing an equal amount of fresh water in 2 days;

- Rustproof graduated drinking vessel;

- Six doses of anti-seasickness medicine and one seasickness bag for each person the liferaft is permitted to accommodate;

- Instructions on how to survive;

- Instructions for immediate action;

- Thermal protective aids complying with the requirements of SOLAS Chap. III, Reg. 34 sufficient for 10% of the number of persons the liferaft is permitted to accommodate or two, whichever is the greater

1

6

1

1

1

Life size dummy for resuscitation training 1

Neil Robertson stretcher for use in exercise 1

Lifeboat deck which is proportionate to the required size of life boat with minimum capacity of 25 persons

1

Safety/first aid equipment comprising:- MOB boat- Powerful searchlights (if

drills are done at night)- Retro-reflective tapes (if

drills are done at night)- First aid kit- Stretcher/standard- Portable Resuscitation kit

1 set


Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Proficiency in Survival Craft and Rescue Boats (other

that Fast Rescue Boats) (IMO Model Course 1.23)Name of Training Center: _________________________________________

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1


1

Hand-outs (Master copy only)+ 1 Specimen muster list 1Specimen training and survival manual and on-board maintenance manual

1

Videos:- (SOLAS Chapter III Part 1:

Preparing for abandonment

- SOLAS Chapter III Part 2: Abandonment by lifeboat

- SOLAS Chapter III Part 3. Abandonment by liferaft

- SOLAS Chapter III Part 4: Techniques of survival

- SOLAS Chapter III Part 5: SOLAS Amendments

- Personal Survival Part 1- Personal Survival Part 2- Cold Water Casualty - Man Overboard- Lifeboat On-load Release

Mechanism- Inflatable Liferaft- Davit for launching of

Liferaft- Marine Escape Slide- Marine Evacuation System

1

1

1

1

1

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11

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- Lifeboat deck (5m x 10m) Approx.Note: CBT on the above modules shall also be acceptable provided that appropriate multimedia presentation equipment is available.

1


R1] STCW 1978, amendedR2] SOLAS, Latest EditionR3] IMO Life-Saving

Appliances Code (LSA Code)

R4] Merchant Ship Search and Rescue Manual (MERSAR Manual)

R5] A Pocket Guide to Cold Water Survival

R6] LSA Symbols – PosterR7] Assembly resolution A.660

(16) - Carriage of Satellite Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRB)

R8] Assembly resolution A.657 (16) - Instructions for action in survival craft

R9] Assembly resolution A.694 (17) - General requirements for shipborne radio equipment forming part of Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) and for electronic navigation aid

R10] Assembly resolution A.762 (18) - Performance standards for survival craft two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus

R11] Assembly resolution A.763 (18) - Performance standards for float free satellite Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) operating on 406 MHz

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1

1

11

1

1

1

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R12] Assembly resolution A.802 (19) - Performance standards for survival craft radar transponders for use in search and rescue operations

R13] Assembly resolution A.809 (19) - Performance standards for survival craft two-way radiotelephone apparatus

R14] Assembly resolution A.810 (19) - Performance standards for float-free satellite Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) operating on 406 MHz

R15] Assembly resolution A. 812 (19) - Performance standards for float free satellite Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) operating through the geostationary Inmarsat satellite system on 1.6 GHz

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Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats (IMO Model Course

1.24)


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1

Area for repair and maintenance of the rescue boat fitted with the appropriate tools and equipment, size of which shall be able to accommodate the rescue boat.

1

Separate showers for male and female. 1 each

Drying area for wet gear As statedMust have an access to open waters where a variety of sea states can be encountered(rivers and restricted waters are not allowed)

1

Fast Rescue Boat with the following capabilities:1. Approved fast rescue boat

complying with Chapter V of the LSA Code;

2. Set of davit to house the fast rescue boat, sited so as to allow launching and recovery from the water;

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1

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3. Approved survival craft boat/rescue boat/fast rescue boat not less than 3.8m with operational inboard motor engine and a set of oars with a set of launching davits to house the boat and positioned so as to allow launching and recovery from water

4. Dry suits5. Wet suits6. Lifejackets7. Thermal protective aids

8. Anti-exposure suit 9. NTC-licensed handheld 2-

way radiotelephones for use in the boats and by the shore rescue team

10. Helicopter rescue sling11. Complete set of fast

rescue boat’s equipment12. Standard stretcher13. Safety/first aid equipment

comprising:- Standby rescue boat- First aid kit- Standard Stretcher- Portable resuscitation

kit

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7725

3 or based on the

maximum capacity of

rescueboat

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Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats (IMO Model Course

1.24)


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1


Specimen muster list 1Specimen training & survival manual 1

Videos:- Cold Water Casualty- Man Overboard- Search and Rescue Co-

ordination- Helicopter Assistance at

Sea- Personal Survival at Sea

Series Part I: Muster Lists, Drills & Helicopter Operation

Note: CBT on the above modules shall also be acceptable provided that appropriate multimedia presentation equipment is available.

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1

1


R1] STCW 1978, as amendedR2] SOLAS , (Latest Edition)R3] IMO Life Saving

Appliances Code

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R4] International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual

R5] Assembly Resolution A.656 (16) – Fast Rescue Boats

R6] Assembly Resolution A.771 (18) – Training Requirements for Crew of Fast Rescue Boats

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Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 PFRB / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Shore-Based Fire Fighting for Tankers (MTC Training

Course Program No. 97-004)


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1

Portable fire extinguisher (water type) min. 9 liters *

1

Portable carbon dioxide extinguisher min. 5 kg * 1

Portable dry chemical extinguisher min. 8 kg * 1

Portable AFFF extinguisher min. 9 liters * 1

CABA * 1International ship-shore connection * 1

UHF/VHF radio* 1 pair* - Can be actual or visual illustration or CBT material/aid



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Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching Aids

Course : Shore-Based Fire Fighting for Tankers (MTC Training Course Program No. 97-004)


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1


Audio/Visual Presentations:- Fire Prevention Aboard

Tanker- Accident Prevention and

Safety Procedures at Sea and in Port – Part 1 & 2

- Cargo Fire Fighting on Liquefied Gas Carriers

1

1

1

Transparencies:- Hose or pipeline burst,

cargo overflow, between ships, man overboard in a tanker

- CABA & Resuscitation kit- Terminal Emergency Plan- Communication linking

terminal and a tanker- 3 Basic Communication

System- 1 pair UHF/VHF radio

1

111

1

1+Handouts to be reproduced upon approval of the course

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- Communication link from the control center, Personal and Internal normal communication system and fire fighting equipment

- Tug boat with fire fighting equipment

- International hose fire fighting connection & coupling

- Emergency organization in case of fire

- Different types of fire extinguisher (each type in separate illustration)

- Program of fire water pipeline

- Proximity suit- Entry suit

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1

1

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R1] Tanker Safety Manual (Latest edition)

R2] International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (latest edition)

R3] SIGTTO – Liquefied Gas Handling on Ships and in Terminals, McQuire and White (latest edition)

R4] IMO Model Course 1.06 – Advanced Training for Liquefied Gas Tanker Operations

R5] IMO Publication: Code for Existing Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk

R6] STCW Convention 95, as amended

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Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 SBFF / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : General Tanker Familiarization (IMO Model Course 1.01)


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1

Portable fire extinguisher (water type) min. 9 liters 1

Portable fire extinguisher (foam type) min. 9 liters

1

Portable fire extinguisher (carbon dioxide) min. 5 kgs. 1

Portable fire extinguisher (dry powder) min. 8 kgs 1

Portable oxygen monitor(combination of oxygen monitor – toxic gas detector may be used)*

1

Portable toxic-gas detector(combination of oxygen monitor – toxic gas detector may be used)*

1

Portable combustible gas indicator/ explosimeter*

1

Calibration kit for gas/oxygen – measuring instruments

1

Chemical absorption tube/ politest tubes for toxic gas detector (for benzene, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide)

1

* Multi gas detector may be used

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Set of tank evacuation equipment such as:

- Neil Robertson Stretcher

- Harness- Hoisting block set

1111

Set of personal safety equipment such as:

- Protective clothing of chemical resistant material (asbestos materials not allowed)

- Suitable footwear (boot)

- Special gloves with long sleeves

- Tight-fitting goggles or face shield

- Fire resistant lifeline with belt

- Explosion-proof lamp- Breathing apparatus

1

1 set

1

1

1

11

First aid kit 1Filter-type respirator protection for emergency escape

1

Set of suitable protective equipment including chemical and gas-tight suits

1

Emergency escape breathing device / ELSA 1

Actual or Visual illustration of Portable foam applicators 1




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Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Course : General Tanker Familiarization (IMO Model

Course 1.01)


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1


1


Course Outline 1References: (Latest Edition)R1] STCW 1978, as amended R2] SOLAS (Latest Edition)R3] IMO Standard Marine

Communication Phrases R4] International Convention

for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973/1978 (MARPOL 73/78) Latest Edition

R5] Annex I of MARPOL 73/78: Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution by Oil

R6] Annex II of MARPOL 73/78: Regulations for the Control of Pollution by Noxious Liquid Substances in Bulk

R7] Annex VI of MARPOL 73/78: Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships

R8] Inert Gas Systems

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1

1

1+Handouts to be reproduced upon approval of the course

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R9] Crude Oil Washing Systems

R10] Medical First Aid Guide for Use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods

R11] Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk, as amended

R12] International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ship Carrying Dangerous Chemical Bulk, as amended

R13] Emergency Procedures for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods

R14] Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk, as amended

R15] International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk, as amended

R16] Guidelines for the Development of Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plans (SOPEP)

R17] International Safety Management Code

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1

1

1

Textbooks (Latest Edition)a. International Chamber of

Shipping, Safety in Oil Tankers

b. International Chamber of Shipping, Safety in Chemical Tankers

c. International Chamber of Shipping, Safety in Liquefied Gas Tankers.

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Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Specialized Training for Oil Tankers

(IMO Model Course 1.02)


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1


1

Dedicated CBT modules to be run on an ordinary PC or multimedia presentation equipment

1

Program exercises on an operational hands-on cargo handling simulator orLiquid cargo handling exercises for the conduct of exercises

1

Portable Resuscitation kit 1CABA 1Portable combustible-gas detector* 1

Portable interferometer/ or as substitute, combination of oxygen & hydrogen*

1

Portable toxic-gas detector* 1Chemical absorption tubes for toxic-gas detector (for benzene, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide)

1


Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STOT / Form 2B / Page 1 of 2



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1111




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STOT / Form 2B / Page 2 of 2

Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Specialized Training for Oil Tankers



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1


1


Audio/Video Presentation:- Feeding the Powerhouse of

Growth- Operation and

Maintenance of Inert Gas Systems

- Crude Oil Washing- Don’t Go Down the…..- Over and Under

Pressurization of Tanks- Prevention and Reaction to

Marine Oil Spills- Permit to Work- The International Safety

Management Code

1

1

111

1

11

CBT modules/presentation:- Tanker Operations I & II- Inert Gas Generator- Flue Gas Generator- SOPEP (Shipboard Oil

Pollution Emergency Plan)

1111


R1] SOLAS, Latest EditionR2] STCW 1978, as

amended

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R3] MARPOL 73/78 (Consolidated Edition, 1997)

R4] International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973 and Protocol of 1978 relating to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973

R5] Annex 1 of MARPOL 73/78: Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution by Oil

R6] Unified Interpretation of the Provisions of Annex 1

R7] Inert Gas Systems: Part 1 – Guidelines for Inert Gas Systems

R8] Crude Oil Washing Systems (IMO-617-E)

R9] International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage (IMO-410-E)

R10] Provisions Concerning the Reporting of Incidents Involving Harmful Substances under MARPOL 73/78 (IMO 516-E)

R11] Dedicated Clean Ballast Tanks

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1

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1

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1

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Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Specialized Training for Chemical Tankers



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1


1


1

Liquid cargo handling simulator which can simulate various exercises

1

Complete set of personal protective equipment (PPE)such as:

- Protective clothing of chemical resistant material (asbestos materials not allowed)

- Suitable footwear (boot)- Special gloves with long

sleeves- Tight-fitting goggles or

face shield- Fire resistant lifeline with

belt- Explosion-proof lamp- Breathing apparatus

1

1 set1

1

1

11

Set of suitable protective equipment in handling chemicals

1

Standard stretcher 1Portable Resuscitation kit 1

Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STCT / Form 2B / Page 1 of 2



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Filter type respiratory protection for emergency escape

1

Self-contained breathing apparatus for emergency escape

1

Gas indicator tubes 1

Portable oxygen meter * 1

Portable combustible-gas detector *

1

Portable interferometer/ or as substitute, combination of oxygen and hydrocarbon *

1

Portable toxic gas equipment* 1Set of tank evacuation equipment such as:



1111





Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STCT / Form 2B / Page 2 of 2

Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Specialized Training for Chemical Tankers



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1


Audio/Video Presentation:- Chemical Tanker

Operations Part 1: Cargoes, Ships and Legislation

- Chemical Tanker Operations Part 2:Prevention of Pollution

- Permit to Work- The International Safety

Management Code- CBT Module: Inert Gas

Generator- CBT Module: Flue Gas

Generator

1

1

11

1

1


R1] SOLAS, Latest editionR2] STCW 1978, as

amendedR3] Code for the

Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (BCH Code), as amended

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R4] International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC Code), as amended

R5] Medical First Aid Guide for Use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (MFAG), as amended


R7] 1992 MARPOL Amendments (1993 Edition)

R8] 1994/1995 MARPOL Amendments (1996 Edition)

R9] International Safety Management Code (ISM Code)

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1

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Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STCT / Form 2C / Page 2 of 2

Form 2B : Inventory of Training EquipmentCourse : Specialized Training for Liquefied Gas Tankers



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1


1


1

Program exercises on an operational hands-on cargo handling simulator orLiquid cargo handling exercises for the conduct of exercises

1

Portable Resuscitation kit 1CABA 1Portable oxygen meter 1Portable combustible-gas detector* 1

Portable interferometer/ or as substitute, combination of oxygen and hydrocarbon*

1

Portable toxic gas equipment* 1Chemical absorption tubes for toxic-gas detector (for benzene, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide)

1


Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STLPG / Form 2B / Page 1 of 2



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1111




Revision 3 / 05 April 2008 STLPG / Form 2B / Page 2 of 2

Form 2C : Inventory of Teaching AidsCourse : Specialized Training for Liquefied Gas Tankers



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1


Audio/Video Presentation:- An Introduction to

Liquefied Gas Carriers- Cargo Fire Fighting on

Liquefied Gas Carriers- Permit to Work- Who Need It? Personal

Protective Equipment- The Chemistry of Liquefied

Gas- The Physics of Liquefied

Gas- The International Safety

Management Code- Portable Gas Detectors – A

Breath of Fresh Air

1

1

11

1

1

1

1

CBT Modules - Inert Gas Generator- Flue Gas Generator

11

References: (Latest Edition)R1] SOLAS, Latest EditionR2] 1978 STCW, as

amended

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R3] Code for Existing Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk, as amended, and its supplement 1980

R4] Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk, as amended

R5] International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk (IBC Code), as amended

R6] Medical First Aid Guide for Use in Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods (MFAG), as amended


R8] MARPOL 73/78 Consolidated Edition, in which Regulations for the Control of Pollution by Noxious Liquid Substances in Bulk –Annex II

R9] Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (BCH Code), as amended

R10] International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC Code), as amended

R11] International Safety Management Code (ISM Code)

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1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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