FIJI

MARINE ACT, 1986
(ACT No.35 OF 1986)

Legal Notice 73

MARINE (SURVEY REPORTS) REGULATIONS, 1990

IN exercise of the powers conferred upon me by sections 94 and 212 of the Marine Act, 1986, I have made the following Regulations:-

Short title

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Marine (Survey Reports) Regulations, 1990.

Semi-annual safety equipment survey

2. -(1) Any report by a surveyor in respect of a semi-annual safety equipment survey carried out on a vessel on behalf of the Marine Board shall contain a completed check list made on the form set out in Schedule 1.

(2) The Marine Board shall ensure that a copy of a check list referred to in subregulation (1) is made available to the master of the vessel.

Survey check lists

3. -(1) Any report by a surveyor in respect of a semi-annual sight survey carried out on a vessel on behalf of the Marine Board shall contain a completed check list on the form set out in Schedule 2 headed “Semi Annual Sight Survey”.

(2) Any report by a surveyor in respect of an annual survey carried out on a vessel on behalf of the Marine Board shall contain completed check lists on the forms set out in Schedule 2 headed “Semi Annual Sight Survey” and “Annual Survey”.

(3) Any report by a surveyor in respect of four yearly survey carried out on a vessel on behalf of the Marine Board shall contain completed check lists on the forms set out in Schedule 2 headed “Semi Annual Sight Survey” “Annual Survey” and “Four Yearly Survey”.

(4) The Marine Board shall ensure that a copy of a check list referred to in subregulation (1), (2) or (3) is made available to the master of the vessel.

Deficiencies Lists

4. -(1) Where, during the course of a survey of a vessel carried out on behalf of the Marine Board a surveyor becomes aware of any deficiencies in the vessel or any repairs that need to be carried out before a Report of Survey is completed, the surveyor must complete a List of Repairs/Deficiencies Report in accordance with the form set out in Schedule 3.

(2) A report referred to in subregulation (1) must be made in duplicate with each part being signed by the surveyor who carried out the survey and a representative of the vessel’s owner.

(3) One copy of a report referred to in subregulation (1) must be given to a shipping officer and the other to the representative of the vessel’s owner.

Dated at Suva this 26th day of July 1990.

A. V. TORA
Minister for Infrastructure and
Public Utilities

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SCHEDULE 2

FIJI MARINE BOARD

SURVEY CHECK-LIST

SEMI ANNUAL SIGHT SURVEY

Vessel: .......................................................          Date Commenced: ...............................

Note: 1. All negative remarks should be clarified under General Remarks by number reference and the action taken.
2. Write “N.A.” where an item is not applicable.
3. The Master shall be given one copy of this report.

1	Has a Safety Equipment Survey Report been completed for this survey? ...........................................................................................................
	
Yes/No	
2	Has a Running trial of each Main engine and associated gear box been satisfactorily completed? …………………………………...........................
	
Yes/No	
3	Have bilge pumps, bilge valves and bilge alarms been operationally tested and found satisfactory?...................................................................................
	
Yes/No	
4	Have all valves in the Fire Main Systems been operationally tested and found satisfactory? ………………………………………………………….
	
Yes/No	
5	Has a satisfactory running trial of all machinery essential to the safe operation of the vessel been conducted? …………………….......................

List the Machinery tested: ………………………………………………….	
Yes/No

Yes/No
	
6	Have all piping arrangements been inspected satisfactorily? ………………
	Yes/No	
7	Are all personnel protection arrangements in machinery spaces satisfactory? ………………………………………………………………………………
	
Yes/No	
8	Are all escape routes from engine room and accommodation spaces operationally satisfactory? ………………………………………………….
	
Yes/No	
9	Are all casings, superstructures, hatch coamings companionways, bulwarks considered satisfactory? …………….............................................................
	
Yes/No	

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FIJI MARINE BOARD

ANNUAL SURVEY

(Additional to Semi Annual Sight Survey)

Name of Vessel: __________________________ Date: ______________________

10	Have all sea injection valves and overboard discharge valves and cocks been operationally tested and found satisfactory? ……………………………….
	
Yes/No	
11	Have Main and Emergency means of steering been operationally tested and found satisfactory? ………………………………………………………….
	
Yes/No	
12	Have all other machinery installations and electrial[sic] installations not previously listed been generally examined? ………………………………..

List the Machinery examined ……………………………………................
	
Yes/No	
13	Have all safety valves been set at the required working pressure? ………………………………………………………………………………
	
Yes/No	
14	Have all pressure vessels and their mountings which are used for steam generation under pressure or water heating in excess of 99 degrees (C) been examined and a Certificate issued under The Factories Act 1971 been sighted? …………………………………………………………………….

State expiry date of Certificate: …………………………………................

Yes/No	
15	Have all liquified petroleum gas installations been inspected? …………….
	Yes/No	
16	Has all cargo handling machinery been tested satisfactorily and a Certificate issued under The Factories Act 1971 been sighted? ………………………..

State expiry date of Certificate: ………………………………….................
	
Yes/No	
17	Pressure vessel and associated mountings, of an air pressure/salt water system having a working pressure of more than 275 KPa. Is it in satisfactory working and general condition and a Certificate issued under the Factories Act 1971 been sighted? ……………………………………………………..

State expiry date of Certificate: ………………………………….................

Yes/No	
18	Boilers and Mountings. Is it/are they in satisfactory working and general conditions and has a Certificate issued under the Factories Act 1971 been sighted? ……………………………………………………………………..

State expiry date of Certificate: ………………………………….................

Yes/No	
19	Are the conditions of assignment of loadline being satisfactorily maintained? …………………………………………………………………	
Yes/No

List the relevant items below:

Deckline (P) & (S).……………….
Loadline Marks (P) & (S)………...
Seasonal lines (P) & (S)….............
Draught Marks (F) & (A).………..
Ship’s Name & 
Port of Registry……………..........
(Marks to be
permanent and
conspicuous
by painting)
Freeboard as 
measured by surveyor…………….	W/T Doors ………………….
Weather Tight doors ……….
Vent Covers ………………...
Guard rails ………………….
Air pipes & plugs ………..….
Hatches ……………………..
Locking bars ……………..…
Side Scuttles …………….….
Sky lights freeing
ports ……...............................
Shipside openings
mm bow/stern doors	No.
No.

No.
No.
No.
No.
No.

No.	

Were any hose tests conducted? (Give details in General Remarks).......................
	Yes/No	
Were all casings, superstructure, hatch coamings, companionways, bulkwarks considered satisfactory? ………………………………………………………….
	
Yes/No	
Has any constructional or other modification to the vessel occurred since the previous survey which would affect the approved form of Stability Information available to the master? ……………………………………………………………

Yes/No	

Note: Steel Vessels of Less than 24 Years age may Extend Items 20 to 22 to Two Yearly Survey subject to a Satisfactory Report of the Underwater Hull Fittings by a Dive Surveyor.

20	Does the hull externally and internally (ignoring in way of tanks forming part of the hull) appear satisfactory …………………………………………
(If thickness tests are considered necessary, give details in General Remarks).
	
Yes/No	
21	Have all sea injection and overboard discharge valve; and cocks and their fastenings been inspected? ………………………………………………….

Were any opened up? ……………………………………………………….
	
Yes/No

Yes/No	
22	Inspection of propellers, rudders, stern bush and underwater fittings. Is general condition and the weardown tolerances to satisfactory limits? ………………………………………………………………………………
(State any repair or replacement work under General Remarks; also state the rudder bearing clearances, and clearance of propeller stern bush).

Yes/No	
23	Visual inspection of Anchors, Cables & Joining links. Do these items appear satisfactory for use until Next FOUR Yearly Survey? ..........................................................................................................

Yes/No	
24	Has a report by a Diver Surveyor been issued in lieu of your own report on items 20 to 22 which satisfies you that there is no necessity to slip or dry dock the vessel for this current survey: ……………………………………..

Yes/No	

GENERAL REMARKS

Item Number
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(Surveyor)	

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FIJI MARINE BOARD

FOUR YEARLY SURVEY

(Additional to Annual Survey)

(Additional to Annual Survey)

Name of Vessel: …......................................                        Date: …........................................

		Indicate of Satisfactory	

1.	
Each propeller, shaft and tube. 
Shafts to be drawn and tested for cracks.
Stern tube bearing weardown checked and bush adjusted as necessary: …	

Yes/No	

2.	
All ship side valves opened up & overhauled: …………………….……..	
Yes/No	

3.	
Rudders to be lifted/removed, Pintles, gudgeons stock bearings examined: ………………………………………………………………..	

Yes/No	

4.	
Steering gear. Main & auxiliary steering arrangements examined, opened up at Surveyors discretion …………….………………………………….	

Yes/No	

5.	
Windlass and mooring winches given operational test &opened up at Surveyors discretion: …………………………………………………….	

Yes/No	

6.	
Compressed air pressure vessels of more than 275 KPa working pressure and their mountings: Examined internally and externally. If internal inspection is impractical they are to be hydraulically tested to 1.5 times working pressure: …………………………...……………………………

State date of expiry of Certificate issued under The Factories Act 1971: 

Yes/No	

7.	
Air pressure/fresh water system vessels having a working pressure of more than 275 Kpa, and their mountings. Examined internally and externally. If internal inspection is impractical they are to be hydraulically tested to 1.5 times working pressure: ……….……………

State date of expiry of Certificate issued under The Factories Act 1971: …	

Yes/No	

8.	
Insulation tests of all electrical installations above 32V (A.C. or D.C.).

State how tested: …………………………………….………………….	

Yes/No	

9.	
Anchors and Cables range and calibrate (weardown maximum 10% diameter).
Examine all shackles, studs. End for end cables: ………….……………	

Yes/No	

10.	
Chain locker. Internal examination of structure, cable attachment
and pumping arrangement: ……………….……………………………...	
Yes/No	

11.	
Tanks forming part of the hull, other than fuel oil tanks. Internal examination. Note tank numbers and general condition in “Tank Survey Table” below. Note condition of striking plates below the sounding pipes in every tank examined: …………………………………………………	

Yes/No	

12	
One third of all fuel oil tanks forming part of the hull, internally, so that all such tanks are inspected within a twelve year period. Internal examination. Note tank number and general condition in “Tank Survey Table” below ……………………………………………………………..	

Yes/No	

Tank Survey Table

Survey of tanks forming part of the hull. For each tank show the normal use; year last surveyed; work carried in this survey and any recommendations.

Key:	FO = Fuel Oil;
SW = Salt Water;	FW = Fresh Water;
V = Void Space.	SU = Sullage	

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No.	Port		Ctr		Stbd	Work carried out at this survey and any recommendations:
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14.	Hull in way of removable ballast. Remove and inspect: .………………..
	Yes/No	
15.	Selected sections of internal structure in way of refrigerated space. Remove insulation and inspect. Remove other sections to Surveyor’s discretion: ………………………………………………………………..

Yes/No	
16.	Gauging requirements for vessels over 15 years old. Gauging may he drill test or other approved method and made within 0.5L amid-ships: ….…..

(i) Gauging in two places in each strake of the shell plating on each side between ballast and Load Water lines.

(ii) Gauging in two places in each strake of the strength deck plating on each side outside the line of openings.
	
Yes/No	
17.	Cargo gear. Load tested (to comply with Factories Act 1971 sections 42 & 43). A certificate from a Classification Society or the Inspections should be obtained and recorded: ………………………………………

Certificate: Issuing Authority: …………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………….

Valid until ……………………………………………………………...

Yes/No	
18.
	18. Other Survey Items as determined by the Fiji Marine Board.
Details: .……………………………………………………………….
…………..…………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………………..	
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GENERAL REMARKS

Item Number.

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(Date)	_____________________
(Surveyor)	

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	SCHEDULE 3	Reg. 4	

FIJI MARINE BOARD

LIST OF REPAIRS/DEFICIENCIES 
FOR A VESSEL UNDER SURVEY

To: The Owner/Master of Vessels: …………………………………………………………….. at (place of survey): ………………………………………… Date of Survey: ………………...

Having surveyed the above vessel at your request in respect of an Initial/Semi-Annual/Annual/4 Year/Special/Safety Equipment Survey/or other …………. survey, I report that the following deficiencies are required to be remedied as described before a Report of Survey may be completed.

Note:   1) To be completed in duplicate. Original to owner, copy to Shipping office.
2) Owners representative to sign form.

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Signed: __________________________
Owners representative	

Signed: ________________________________
F.M.B. Surveyor	

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	SCHEDULE 1	Reg. 2(1)	

FIJI MARINE BOARD

SURVEY CHECK-LIST

SEMI ANNUAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT SURVEY

Vessel: …………………………………	Date Commenced: …………………………	

Masters Name & Certificate No.: ………………………………………………………….

Note:	1. All negative remarks should be clarified under General Remarks by number reference and the action taken.
2. Write “N.A.” where an item is not applicable.
3. The Master shall be given one copy of this report.	

1. Approved Boat:

Length
Capacity Oars 	M
Pers
No.	Plugs
Bailer
Painter	No.
No.
No.	Anchor
Line
Smoke signals	Kg
M
No.	

Are the following fitted, supplied?

Retro-reflective Tape? ……………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Adequate internal buoyancy? …………………………………………………….. Yes/No

Launching arrangements? ………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Is boat marked with No. of persons it is certified to carry? ………………………. Yes/No

Has boat been swamp tested? …………………………………………………….. Yes/No

2.	Inflatable Liferafts (ILR)	

Maker	Serial No.	Capacity M.M.	Expiry Date	
				
and Inflatable Buoyant Apparatus (IBA):	
Maker	Serial No.	Capacity M.M.	Expiry Date	

3. Buoyant Appliances:

No. of Units	Capacity	

Are the Appliances robust enough for drop test? ……………………………………… Yes/No

Is the Colour highly visible? …………………………………………………………... Yes/No

Is the certified No. of persons marked on the Appliances? ……………………………. Yes/No

Are the grablines satisfactory? ………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Is retro-reflective Tape fitted on top & bottom? ………………………………………. Yes/No

4. Internal Buoyancy in Small Vessels:
Is the material of an approved type? ...…………………………………………. Yes/No
Is it secured sufficiently not to float out of a damaged hull? …………………... Yes/No
Is it sufficient to keep the fully loaded vessel afloat upright if swamped and damaged?……………………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Remarks: ………………………………………..…………………………….

5. Lifebuoys, Selfigniting Lights, Smoke Signals, Buoyant Lines:

Lifebuoys:	No.	
Without attachments:
With Selfigniting Lights:
With Smoke & Lights:
With 30M Lines:		

Are the Units of approved type? ……………………………………………………… Yes/No
In good condition? …………………………………………………………………….. Yes/No
Placed ready for use? ………………………………………………………………….. Yes/No
Is ship’s name and port marked on Lifebuoy? ………………………………………… Yes/No
Are any pyrotechnics beyond expiry date? ……………………………………………. Yes/No

6. Lifejackets and Attachments:

Type	No.	
SOLAS:
COASTAL:
SHELTERED WATER:		

Are the jackets of Approved type and properly marked? ……………………………… Yes/No
Are all in good condition? ……………………………………………………………... Yes/No
Are they stowed in dry adequate storage area and immediately accessible? ………….. Yes/No
Is the storage area marked with contents? ……………………………………………... Yes/No
Are notices adequately displayed showing donning instructions? ……………………. Yes/No

7. Portable Radio Equipment:

State type and identity marks and Certificate expiry: ………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………

Does it comply with SOLAS requirements? …………………………………..………. Yes/No

8. Line Throwing Appliance:

State type and identity marks: ……………………………………………………..

No. of rockets and expiry date: ……………………………………………………

Does it comply with SOLAS requirements? …………………………………………... Yes/No

9. Pyrotechnic Distress Signals:

Parachute Type	
No. ……………………… Expiry Date ………………………….

Hand flares	
No. ……………………… Expiry Date ………………………….

Where stowed? ………………………………………………………………………………….
…………………………………………………………………………………..

Do they comply with SOLAS requirements? ………………………………………….. Yes/No

10. Rescue Signals Table:

Where is this Table kept?

(A copy is in International Code of Signals Appendix 3).

11. Chronometer, deck watch and bridge clock:

Is the chronometer or deck watch easy to read to the nearest second? ………… Yes/No

Has it been Certified by its Makers as a Ship’s Chronometer or deck watch? …. Yes/No

Is the Bridge clock large enough to read from any part of the bridge area to
the nearest minute? …………………………………………………………..... Yes/No

Are these instruments all in working order? …………………………………… Yes/No

12. Compasses, Deviation Card:

Is standard compass carried? …………………………………………………... Yes/No

Is standard compass well placed for all round view? ………………………….. Yes/No

Is an Azimuth mirror available? ……………………………………………….. Yes/No

Is lighting satisfactory for night use and by emergency supply? ……………… Yes/No

Has any major steel work, welding been undertaken since the last compass
swing? …………………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Is separate steering compass carried? ………………………………………….. Yes/No

Is steering compass well placed and illuminated for steering by? …………….. Yes/No

Is steering compass placed well away from electrical equipment? ……………. Yes/No

Give date of last Deviation Card issued and state maximum recorded
deviation: ……………………………………………………………………

Is a gyro compass fitted? ………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Name type: …………………………………………………………………

13. Depth Sounder:

Is a Hand lead carried? Marked in fathoms or metres? ………………………… Yes/No

Is an Echo Sounder carried? …………………………………………………… Yes/No

Does the Echo Sounder give a clear indication of datum line & bottom? …….. Yes/No

Are necessary spare parts for the Echo Sounder carried? ……………………… Yes/No

14. Signalling Equipment:

Is a Daylight signalling Lamp carried: …………………………..…………….. Yes/No

What other signalling Lamp is carried: …………………………..…………

Is their power supply independent of ship’s main supply? ……………………. Yes/No

15. Charts and Nautical Publications and Instruments carried:

Nautical Almanac for the current year? ............................................................... Yes/No

Tide Tables for the current year? ……………………………………………… Yes/No

Nautical Tables? ………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Sailing Directions? ……………………………………………………………. Yes/No

List of Lights? …………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

List of Radio Signals & Stations? ……….…………………………………….. Yes/No

MERSAR Manual? ……………………………….…………………………… Yes/No

Charts adequate for the usual trade and ports of refuge? ……………………… Yes/No

Chart instruments adequate? …………………………………………………... Yes/No

Are the Chart table and facilities suitable for chart work? …………………….. Yes/No

Sextant? ……………………………………….………………………………. Yes/No

Binoculars? ……………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Barometers? …………………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Barograph? ……………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

16. Accommodation, Ladders, Gangways, Safety Nets:

What means of access is provided between ship and wharf? …………………

Is a safety net provided: ……………………………………………………….

What means of access is provided between ship and boats? ………………….

Are these means of access satisfactory? ……………………….………………. Yes/No

17. Electronic Navigational Aids: State Type and whether functioning satisfactorily:

Radar: …………………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Satnav: ………………………………………………………………………… Yes/No

D/F: ……………………………………………………………………………. Yes/No

Radio Receiver: ……………………………………………………………….. Yes/No

Radio Transmitters (sight certificates): ………………………………………... Yes/No

Other (describe): ……………………………………………………………

18. Anchors and Cables:

Are the numbers, sizes and condition as sighted suitable for the vessel and
it’s trade? ............................................................................................................ Yes/No

Does the windlass satisfactorily drop, walkout and weigh the anchors? …….... Yes/No

Is the securing equipment satisfactorily? ……………………………………… Yes/No

Are there sufficient mooring ropes? ………………………………...…………. Yes/No

19. Pilot Ladders:

Does the vessel carry a standard pilot ladder and associated equipment
which is in satisfactory condition? ……………………………..……………… Yes/No

If not, state reason: ……………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………...

20. Medicines and Medical Stores:

Are the Medical stores, lockers, access, publications and security of drugs
of standard type and condition? ……………………………………………….. Yes/No

Has a Certificate of Inspection of Medical Stores been issued by a
Qualified Pharmacist within the previous 12 months? (This requirement
applies to vessels required to carry medical stores as per Table I or Table
II Medical Scales): ...................................................................................... Yes/No/N.A

Does the special nature of the vessel or its operation warrant a higher
than minimum specified standard of medicines? ……………………………… Yes/No

21. Official Log Book, Accident Reports, Emergency Drills:

Has the Official Log Book/*Vessel Record Book been properly maintained?
*(delete as appropriate) ……………………………………...………………… Yes/No

Have emergency drills as required been logged? ……………………………… Yes/No

Have any accidents or incidents been logged, and proper authorities notified? .. Yes/No

Detail briefly: ………………………………………………………………….

22. Navigation Lights, Shapes and Sound Signals:

Are Navigation lights, shapes and sound signals in satisfactory condition? ….. Yes/No

Are spare bulbs carried for the navigation lights? …………………………….. Yes/No

Do the lights have an emergency source of power? …………………………… Yes/No

Do the sidelight screens comply with COLREGS? ……………………………. Yes/No

Light	No.	Lantern	Description & Hght of Lens	Makers Name and No.	Spare bulbs	
		Hght.	Bdth.				
Port Side ……….
Stbd Side ………
Masthead ………
For’d …..
Masthead ………
Aft ……..
Anchor ………...
For’d …..
Anchor ………...
Aft ……..
NUC …………...
Stern …………...							
Whistle …………………….…………
Bell …………………………………..
Gong …………………………………
Black balls or shapes …………………
Conical shape ……………………….	Description
Position & Diameter
Description
No. & Description
No. & Description	

23. Fire Detection System:

Was the detection system checked and found satisfactory? …………………… Yes/No

24. Fire pumps, hydrants and Hoses:

Were at least two hydrants, hoses and nozzles tested satisfactorily using
main fire pumps? (If not, test all) ……………………………………………… Yes/No

Were the remainder visually inspected and found satisfactory? ………………. Yes/No

25. Was the Emergency fire pump satisfactorily tested to full required load? ………… Yes/No

26. Fixed Fire Extinguishing Installations:

Are Servicing Certificates in date? …………………………………………….. Yes/No

27. Fire Extinguishers:

Are Servicing Certificates in date? …………………………………………….. Yes/No

28. Firemans outfit:

Are Safety lamps functioning, air cylinders at full pressure and equipment
in generally satisfactory condition? …………………………………………… Yes/No

29. International Shore Connection:

To Marine Board specifications? ……………………………………………… Yes/No

30. Firebuckets:

To Marine Board specifications? ……………………………………………… Yes/No

31. Sandtrays in Boiler spaces? ………………………………………………………... Yes/No

32. Alarm Bells:

Can crew be summoned to Fire stations by alarm bell separate to the
passenger alarm bell? ………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Are all alarm bells functioning? ……………………………………………….. Yes/No

33. Public Address System:

Is it functioning clearly in all accommodation, control and service spaces? …... Yes/No

34. Remote Control Valves to Machinery and Fuel:

Are valves functioning satisfactorily? …………………………………………. Yes/No

List below the Number, Details and Location of all fire fighting equipment

FIRE APPLIANCES

Hoses-
Machinery Spaces:	No.	Where Placed	Materials	Machinery	Lght.	Dia.	Type of Nozzle	
								
Hoses-
Other
Spaces								
International Shore Connection		
Portable
exting’ers
Machinery
Spaces			Type Capacity	Date of Test	No. of Spare Charges	
						
Portable exting’ers other spaces						
Non-p’tble
Exting’ers			
Description	
Fixed instal.
M’nery.
Spaces:
Cargo spaces:
Pumps:
Sand:
boxes:			
Safety Lamps:
Axes:
Fire buckets:
Breathing apparatus:			
Alternative means of extinguishing a fire in any
compartment which could put all fire pumps out of action: ……………………………………	
Items having remote control in case of fire: ……………………………………………………	
Escapes from Machinery Spaces (Location and
space to which access
given) ……………………..		
Means of closing openings in case of fire ………………		
Machinery (Automatic alarms and stopping
devices) ……………………		
Fire control plans …………

35. Emergency Lighting:

Does the emergency lighting function satisfactorily in all required areas including:

Service and accommodation alleyways, stairways and exists? ………………... Yes/No

Personnel lifts? ……………………………………………...………………… Yes/No

Machinery spaces, generating spaces, and their control positions? …………… Yes/No

Control stations and machinery control rooms? ………………………………. Yes/No

Stowage area for firemen’s outfits? …………………………………………… Yes/No

Steering gear? ………………………………………………………………… Yes/No

Sprinkler pumps, emergency fire pumps and bilge pumps? …………………… Yes/No

Lifeboat and Liferafts stations on deck & the water below? ………………….. Yes/No

36. Stability Information:

Is an Approved Form of Stability Information available to the Master? ………. Yes/No

37. Cargo Gear:

Is the cargo gear certificate valid? ………………………………..……………. Yes/No

Is the cargo gear in satisfactory condition (visual inspection)? ……………….. Yes/No

Comments: ……………………………………………………………………………..

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