NVIC Method
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STCW Competence |
Knowledge, Understanding, and Proficiency |
Contribute to fueling and oil transfer operations
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ABE-A6.1 Knowledge of the function and operation of fuel system and oil transfer operations, including:
.1 preparations for fueling and transfer operations
.2 procedures for connecting and disconnecting fueling and transfer hoses
.3 procedures relating to incidents that may arise during fuelling or transferring operation
.4 securing from fueling and transfer operations
.5 ability to correctly measure and report tank levels
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Condition | Behavior | Standard |
On a vessel or in a laboratory or workshop, given a fueling or transfer system,
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the candidate assists the engineering officer with the operation of the function and operation of fuel system and oil transfer operations.
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The candidate:
- Describes ship’s bunker piping valves, tanks, and capacities
- Lines up the filling and transfer system properly
- Ensures that the proper hoses are used
- Ensures that any catchments are properly maintained, prepared and/or secured
- Observes normal pollution abatement policies including plugging scuppers, drip pans under all fuel oil vent
- Ensures that the hoses are secured properly to the shipboard flanges at the shipboard bunkering station
- Assists in taking samples for testing before taking on fuel
- Takes on fuel properly
- Secures the fuel oil fill and transfer system after the task is complete
- Observes all MARPOL recommendations for proper bunker procedures
- Sounds tanks and uses remote operating fuel gauges to accurately measure fuel oil tank levels
- Uses sounding equipment to measure change in tank level and rate of tank level; and
- Assists to complete the relevant entries in the oil record book.
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MMA Method
In order to satisfy NVIC 18-14 Task 3.1.A , MMA students must:
- Successfully complete MMA Assessment OICEW-6-1A Transfer fuel
- Successfully complete MMA Assessment ABE-1-6A Assist with fuel oil transfer