Section 4 BSMARE Sea Project Monitory Form & Output Guide

Cadets Onboard Training Journal
Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form
Sea Project Works Monitoring Form (Deck Department)

Instruction:
1. Write the date when you started and completed the Sea Project on the appropriate
column;
2. Once you accomplished each sea project, let the Master or any of his representative
to evaluate your project and rate by ticking box. (Poor, Good and Excellent).
P.
Code
Statu
s
1. Project Title Scale Drawings (Draw approximately to scale)

Date
Started
Date
Completed
No.
Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
01c
Poor Good
Excellent
01b
Poor Good
Excellent
01c
2
Statu
s
Poor Good
Excellent
Statu
s
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No.
Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
Good
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No.
Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
Good
03b
Good
Poor
Excellent
Statu
s
Poor
Excellent
Poor
Excellent
Cargo Work
Date
Date
Started
Completed
No.
Days
Good
Date
Poor
Excellent
Mooring
Good
Good
Date
Initial
Date
Initial
Date
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
05a
6
Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships Tankers)

Date
Date
No.
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Started
Completed
Days
5
Statu
s
Initial
Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships other than Tankers)

Date
Date
No.
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Initial
Evaluation
Started
Completed
Days
04a
4B
Date
Safety (On the deck plans drawn for 1 (01c) above)
Statu
s
Initial
03a
4A
Date
Navigation
02a
3
Initial
Statu
s
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No.
Days
06a
06b
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
Good
Good
Poor
Excellent
Initial
Date
DSTO MONTHLY INSPECTION LOG

Mont
h st
1
2nd
3rd
4th
DSTO Signature
Date
Mon
th
7th
8th
9th
10th
5th
11th
6th
12th
DSTO Signature
Date
Sea Project Works output Guide(Deck Department)

P.
Code
1
01a
01b
01c
2
Project Title
Scale Drawings (Draw approximately to scale)
A longitudinal section through the center line of
your ship showing and naming cargo holds
(tanks),
bunker,
ballast
and
all
other
compartments/spaces;
A plan of the navigation bridge showing the
position and the name of equipment
A plan of each of two other decks showing and
naming
accommodation,
store
rooms,
firefighting equipment etc.
Output
on
Project Book
the
Sea
Drawing Using Pencil

Navigation
02a
Write a short report describing the different aids

to navigation carried on your ship. Explain the
role that ECDIS has and what plans are in place
in the event that it fails.
Safety (On the deck plans drawn for 1 (01c) above)
03a
Show the position by key letters of each type of

life-saving and firefighting equipment
03b
List the above key letters used in (03A) and

alongside each one give a brief description of
each item.
ESSAY
Drawing Using Pencil (Use

Key Letter Symbol of the
Equipments)
Reference to the ships
Safety Symbols (Letter) use
from in your Sea Project
Logbook
4A
Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships other than Tankers)
04a
Draw a diagram of the bilge, double bottom,

fore and after peak, and other water ballast
pipeline systems, indicating the positions of all
valves. Briefly describe the pump(s) used.
4B
06a
06b
Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships Tankers)

Draw a diagram of the cargo pipeline system
(excluding the pump room), indicating the
position of all valves by color code or other
means to indicate their function. Briefly
describe one of the cargo pumps.
Cargo Work
Give an account of a cargo loading operation in
which you have taken part.
Mooring
Draw, approximately to scale, a deck plan of
your ship showing the position of fairleads,
winches/capstans, and windlass and highlight
the particularly hazardous areas. On this plan
show the leads of mooring ropes and wires at a
port you have visited; and
Give a brief description of a berthing OR
unberthing operation involving your ship.
ESSAY
ESSAY
NOTE:
1. If the required output is an Essay, It shall NOT be less than 500 words using a word
processor or written in Black color ball pen;
2. If the required output is a diagram/drawing. It shall be in pencil.
3. All Sea project Outputs shall be drawn or written on as required by the
School/Academy.
4. In writing the title of the Sea Project. Use the Title of the Sea Project on the Sea
Project Works Table
Sea Project Works Monitoring Form (Engine Department)

Instruction:
1. Write the date when you started and completed the Sea Project on the appropriate
column;
2. Once you accomplished each sea project, let the Master or any of his representative
to evaluate your project and rate by ticking box. (Poor, Good and Excellent).
P.
Code
Statu
s
1. Pipe System
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Initial
01a
Poor Good
Excellent
01b
Poor Good
Excellent
01c
Poor Good
Excellent
01d
Poor Good
Excellent
O1e
Poor Good
Excellent
Dat
e
01f
Poor Good
Excellent
01g
Poor Good
Excellent
01h
Poor Good
Excellent
01i
Poor Good
Excellent
01j
Poor Good
Excellent
01k
Poor Good
Excellent
01l
Poor Good
Excellent
01m
Poor Good
Excellent
01o
Poor Good
Excellent
01p
Poor Good
Excellent
01q
2
Statu
s
Poor Good
Excellent

Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
02a
Poor
Excellent
Good
02b
Good
3
Statu
s
Poor
Excellent
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
Good
03b
Good
Statu
s
Poor
Excellent
Statu
Initial
Dat
e
Initial
Dat
e
Initial
Dat
Protection of the Marine Environment

Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
04a
5
Dat
e
Safety (On the plan of machinery spaces drawn above)
03a
Initial
Good
Main Engine
Date
Date
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Started
Completed
05a
Poor
Excellent
Good
05b
Good
6
Statu
s
06a
7
Statu
s
Poor
Excellent
Steering Gear
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Initial
Dat
e
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Initial
Dat
e
Initial
Dat
e
Initial
Dat
e
Electrical Systems
Date
Started
Date
Completed
Poor
Excellent
07a
8
Statu
s
Statu
s
Good
Bunkering
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
Poor
Excellent
08a
9
Good
Bridge Watches
Date
Started
Date
Completed
No. Days
MASTER/C.E./DSTO
Evaluation
09a
Poor
Excellent
Good
09b
Poor
Excellent
Good
Good
O9c
Poor
Excellent
DSTO MONTHLY INSPECTION LOG

Mon
th
1st
DSTO Signature
Date
Mon
th
7th
2nd
8th
3rd
9th
4th
10th
5th
11th
6th
12th
DSTO Signature
Date
Sea Project Works Output Guide (Engine Department)

P.
Code
01a
01b
01c
01d
O1e
01f
01g
01h
01i
01j
01k
01l
01m
01o
01p
Output on the
Sea
Project
Logbook
Pipe Systems Trace and make line diagrams of the following pipe systems. Use
the correct symbols to show on the appropriate diagrams: valves (NRV, SDNR,
etc.), remote or emergency controls and other arrangements. Identify pressure
relief valves, bursting disk, drains, ear cocks, filter units, sounding arrangement
and vent pipes
Drawing Using
Main Sea water
Pencil
Bilge, including OWS and emergency bilge pumping
Drawing Using
arrangements
Pencil
Drawing Using
Fire main
Pencil
Drawing Using
Ballast
Pencil
Domestic fresh water (high temperature, low
Drawing Using
temperature)
Pencil
Fuel-transfer system, (HFO and MDO), including remote
Drawing Using
or emergency controls and overflow arrangements for
Pencil
fuel transfer
Drawing Using
Main steam
Pencil
Drawing Using
Feed Water
Pencil
Drawing Using
Auxiliary Steam
Pencil
Drawing Using
Main engine fuel oil system
Pencil
Drawing Using
Main engine lube oil service
Pencil
Drawing Using
Sewage system
Pencil
Compressed air systems for engine room and deck
Drawing Using
services
Pencil
Drawing Using
Drain valves
Pencil
Compressed air systems for engine room and deck
Drawing Using
services
Pencil
Project Title
01q
Air cocks
01r
Domestic refrigeration system
Drawing Using
Pencil
Drawing Using
Pencil
02a
A longitudinal section through the center line of your

ship showing and naming cargo holds (tanks), bunker,
ballast and all other compartments/spaces,
Drawing Using
Pencil
02b
A plan of each of the decks showing and naming

accommodation, store rooms etc.
Drawing Using
Pencil
Safety (On the plan of machinery spaces drawn above)
03a
Show the position by key letters of each type of lifesaving and fire-fighting equipment,
Drawing Using
Pencil
03b
List the above key letters used in (a) and alongside each
one give a brief description of each item,
Drawing Using
Pencil
04a
05a
05b
6
06a
7
07a
8
08a
9
Protection of the Marine Environment

Summarize the company's policy on environmental
protection, What measures are taken aboard you r ship
to minimize the risk of pollution. This includes the
disposal of plastics, galley waste, noise, smoke, oil,
sludge, sewage, grey water etc. Investigate and list the
MARPOL regulations that aim to control and protect the
marine environment.
ESSAY
Main Engine
Make a line diagram of the lubricating system for the
main engine. Indicate the types of valves, pumps and
filters fitted. Show, with the aid of a diagram, the
general lube oil distribution.
What is the average lube oil consumption of cylinder
and crankcase oil? Why does this loss occur? Code or
other means to indicate their function. Briefly describe
one of the cargo pumps.
Drawing Using
Pencil
Drawing Using
Pencil
Steering Gear
Describe the emergency operation of the steering gear.
Electrical Systems
Describe the procedure for paralleling the ship's
alternators or generators. Explain how load sharing is
achieved.
ESSAY
ESSAY
Bunkering
Describe the procedures for taking bunkers. State
clearly the sequence of events and the precautions
taken. Evaluate the results of any tests taken at the time
or from analysis made by a laboratory ashore.
Bridge Watches
ESSAY
09a
Describe very briefly the purpose and functions of the

main items of bridge equipment. Observe procedures
and assist on the bridge during Manoeuvring operations
ESSAY
09b
Describe how orders are given, confirmed and executed

and the interactions with the engine room and other
parts of the vessel. (a) Entering port (b) Leaving port (c)
When anchoring or weighing anchor, and (d) During one
watch at sea.
ESSAY
09c
Describe how orders are given, confirmed and executed

and the interactions with the engine room and other
parts of the vessel.
ESSAY
NOTE:
5. If the required output is an Essay, It shall NOT less than 500 words using a word
processor or written in Black color ball pen;
6. If the required output is a diagram/drawing. It shall be in pencil.
7. All Sea project Outputs shall be drawn or written on the University of Cebu, Sea
Project logbook.
8. In writing the title of the Sea Project. Use the Title of the Sea Project on the Sea
Project Works Table (Engine Department).

Section 4 BSMARE Sea Project Monitory Form &amp; Output Guide

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Section 4 BSMARE Sea Project Monitory Form &amp; Output Guide

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Sea Project Works Monitoring Form (Deck Department)

1. Project Title Scale Drawings (Draw approximately to scale)

Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships Tankers)

Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships other than Tankers)

Safety (On the deck plans drawn for 1 (01c) above)

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

DSTO MONTHLY INSPECTION LOG

Sea Project Works output Guide(Deck Department)

Drawing Using Pencil

Drawing Using Pencil

Write a short report describing the different aids

Safety (On the deck plans drawn for 1 (01c) above)

Show the position by key letters of each type of

List the above key letters used in (03A) and

Drawing Using Pencil (Use

Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships other than Tankers)

Draw a diagram of the bilge, double bottom,

Drawing Using Pencil

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Pipeline Systems (For cadets serving in ships Tankers)

Drawing Using Pencil

Drawing Using Pencil

Sea Project Works Monitoring Form (Engine Department)

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Scale Drawings (Draw approximately to scale)

Protection of the Marine Environment

Safety (On the plan of machinery spaces drawn above)

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

DSTO MONTHLY INSPECTION LOG

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Sea Project Works Output Guide (Engine Department)

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Domestic refrigeration system

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Scale Drawings (Draw approximately to scale)

A longitudinal section through the center line of your

A plan of each of the decks showing and naming

Safety (On the plan of machinery spaces drawn above)

Protection of the Marine Environment

Cadets Onboard Training Journal

Section 4 Sea Project Monitoring form

Describe very briefly the purpose and functions of the

Describe how orders are given, confirmed and executed

Describe how orders are given, confirmed and executed

You might also like

Section 4 BSMARE Sea Project Monitory Form & Output Guide

Section 4 BSMARE Sea Project Monitory Form & Output Guide