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General Information
Sea watch
Port watch
LSA and FFE Maintenance
Crew change
Port Documents and Papers
General Information
The vessel is chartered by COSCO and is employed between East Port of Asia, Australia, New Zeland, Japan
and South Korea . Aglaia is in long charter hired by COSCO for next 3-4 months at this the moment.
According to the companys ISM Manual, the Third Officer is responsible to the Master for proficient
performance as a watch keeper and navigator. During cargo and ballasting operations, he is responsible to the
Chief Officer. The Third Officer is handling all the safety items on board and will be supervised by the Chief
Officer.
In particular, his duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Keeping a navigational watch
- Keeping a watch in port
- The care and maintenance of life saving and fire fighting equipment and the keeping of associated records as
directed by the Chief Officer and Company's safety manuals.
- Learning and becoming competent in the handling, securing and carriage of cargoes and performing cargo
calculations
- Preparing and testing the bridge equipment prior to departure and reporting deficiencies to the Master
- Securing the bridge after berthing
- Transmission of radio traffic, checks and tests of the radio installation, completion of the GMDSS Radio
Logbook as required by the Master
SPECIAL NOTES:
3O
3O
SkyFile:
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OrderShip:
VOD
Administrator
Your working hours during sea passage are from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 20:00 to 24:00; during port stay
from 06:00 to12:00 and from 18:00 to 24:00. During sea passage you have daily 2 hours of overtime from
13:00 to 15:00, except Sundays. Relieve Chief Officer for dinner (if nessesery) 1730 1800 when at sea,
daily alternately with 2nd Officer. In this company you have fixed overtime, but still you have to update your
overtime sheet every end of the month, print and signed then give to the Chief Officer (this file you can find in the
every computer witch is connected to our server name of file REST AND WORK - May 2015 version 2.5 for
CODie normally prepared by CH/Off
Masters standing orders you will find on the bridge read, remember
and follow it all the time!
Sea watch
During pilotage navigation make sure that proper flags are hoisted, control vsls position, make sure that
Pilot Card with actual ships data is accessible for Pilot, make entries in the Bell Book (especially on events like
BOSP, EOSP, POB, etc).
Port watch
Prior and immediately after arrival
Call Duty Engineer (arr. 3/E or 4/E) for 30 min Notice or as per Masters indications;
Call Bosun for anchors, bow thruster flaps and pilot ladder arrangements;
Prepare Pilot card, Arrival/Departure Checklist(3.2.2.), Pilot Embarkation/Disembarkation
Checklist(3.2.13.);
Prepare/hoist flags if necessary;
Make relevant entries in the Bell Book (for entries in Bell Book Master have requirements see
resent entries) and if possible in Log Book (if not possible at the moment youll fill up Log Book
later on).
Go to aft maneuvering station as required.
If on duty as soon as the gangway is rigged go check and report to C/O FRW, MID, AFT draughts (if
necessary).
After arrival stand by with relevant Port papers ready.
Flags should be hoisted generally before arrival at pilot station or anchorage and during stay in port
from sunrise to sunset. Basic flags are Liberian on the main mast (STBD), usually we hoist Liberian
flag aft station; and national flag of the country on the main mast (PS). For arrival also Quebec
should be hoisted on the main mast PORT SIDE and Bravo Flag on STBD side (during night time
red light on the mast) when we have dangerous cargo on board or engine is transferring any kind of
oil from bunker barge or truck ashore. All flags related to the vessel on STBD (Liberia, Bravo), all
related to the port (Country, Quebec, Hotel) on PORT.
Your mooring station is aft. Your team: AB1, O/S 1, Deck cadet, Engine Cadet. Duty watchman is
the HELMSMAN. Make sure that all personnel in aft station during maneuvering wear their proper
safety gears at all times (helmets, safety shoes, high visibility vest, gloves and overalls).
Confirm with D/CDT if LIFEBOATS ARE LOCKED & FIRE BOXES ARE SEALED (In China)
in port and UNLOCKED after departure. (D/C is dealing with this).
Usually we are mooring with 4 + 2 lines and aft tug to be made fast on port/starboard quarter or centre
lead.
During cargo operations you have one watchman on deck. The discharging/loading plans you will
receive from the C/O.
All mooring ropes and gangway has to be checked frequently. After preparing the gangway sent your
watchmen to open the cleats of all hatch covers that have to be opened for discharging.
In case of discharging/loading reefers, unplug/plug them according information/instructions from C/O.
All reefers on deck and under Deck to be loaded with motor to the aft, check the set temperature,
receive temperature, position, container number, alarms in case of alarm, notify Chief Officer and
Electrician to request for technician in that corresponding port.
During your watch you are responsible for the cargo operations on deck. Be all the time informed where
and what cargo is discharged and what is already loaded.
For loading 20 container in the hold stacking cones must be placed by stevedores on the middle of
container only (two stacking cones on the middle only).
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Always keep your eyes open for damages to the ship, for lashing material and for container damages. In
case of any damage or other misunderstanding with stevedores inform Foreman on deck and C/O. When
containers are loaded on deck, check that stevedores close all bottom twist locks between hatch and first
container (left side is locked position), all semiautomatic twist locks ( middle position of pin is locked
position) and that they set lashing in proper way.
Record all events in the CARGO LOGBOOK: stevedores on board, commenced/completed cargo
operations, commenced/completed loading/discharging on each bay, stevedores breaks, barges alongside
and whatever you think is important. (see Port Log Instructions)
If possible try to be present during OPENING/CLOSING HATCH COVERS, during loading/
discharging DG and refer containers.
You will have one gangway watchman on deck, Visitor card to be issued for each person whos going
inside of the accommodation, also stevedores names must be written in Visitors Log.
Be updated with completion/departure time and Pilot boarding time and inform C/O.
On arrival at each port pass the tide table sheet to the gangway watchman
If arrival or departure on your watch read the draft if C/O require this task.
The safety/security rounds are to be carried out regularly.
After departure berth make sure that all mooring lines, heaving lines, rat guards, winches etc. are well
secured ready for sea passage
During bunkering, note the name of the barge, time of alongside, commence and completion of bunkering, and
bunker barge departure. At night time switch on dangerous cargo light and day time hoist the flag bravo.
Port departure ( if not your watch always coordinate with your teammate - 2nd Officer)
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Outstanding to order (always with advance 1-1.5month coordinate this with C/O):
- SCBA+ Compressor Annual Service 19.07.2015 + Hydrostatic Test of BA bottles
- Lifeboat Water Expire: Jul. 2015
- Life jacket lights Expire: Sept. 2015
Dont forget to check monthly all fire extinguishers and to make remarks on the monthly inspection card
attached to them and check and change inventory in both lifeboats and fire stations.
Crew change
There is a Crew Change Checklist T:\Officers\3rd Mate\04 Crew change (Check crew list check list) Updates,
advisable- every time you have a crew change fallow this:
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I, Tarziman Alexandru 3rd Officer of M/V AGLAIA hand-over my responsibilities to the new
incoming Third Officer.
TARZIMAN ALEXANDRU
Sign Off
MACOVEI CRISTIAN
Sign On
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