Function: Electrical, electronic and control engineering at the
support level
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Competence
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Knowledge, understanding and proficiency
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Methods for demonstrating competence
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Criteria for evaluating competence
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Safe use of electrical
equipment
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Safe use and operation of
electrical equipment, including:
- .1 safety precautions before commencing work or
repair
- .2 isolation procedures
- .3 emergency procedures
- .4 different voltages on board
Knowledge of the causes of electric shock and
precautions to be observed to prevent shock
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Understands and follows safety
instructions of electrical equipment and
machinery
Recognizes and reports
electrical hazards and unsafe
equipment
Understands safe voltages for
hand-held equipment
Understands risks
associated with high-voltage equipment and onboard work
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Contribute to monitoring the
operation of electrical systems and machinery
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Basic knowledge of the
operation of mechanical engineering systems, including:
- .1 prime movers, including main propulsion
plant
- .2 engine-room auxiliary machineries
- .3 steering systems
- .4 cargo-handling systems
- .5 deck machineries
- .6 hotel systems
Basic knowledge of:
- .1 electro-technology and electrical machines
theory
- .2 electrical power distribution boards and
electrical equipment
- .3 fundamentals of automation, automatic control
systems and technology
- .4 instrumentation, alarm and monitoring
systems
- .5 electrical drives
- .6 electro-hydraulic and electro-pneumatic
control systems
- .7 coupling, load sharing and changes in
electrical configuration
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Knowledge that ensures:
- .1 operation of equipment and system is in
accordance with operating manuals
- .2 performance levels are in accordance with
technical specifications
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Use hand tools, electrical and
electronic measurement equipment for fault finding, maintenance and
repair operations
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Safety requirements for working
on shipboard electrical
systems
Application of safe working
practices
Basic knowledge of:
- .1 construction and operational characteristics of
shipboard AC and DC systems and equipment
- .2 use of measuring instruments, machine tools,
and hand and power tools
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved workshop skills training
- .2 approved practical experience and tests
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Implementation of safety
procedures is satisfactory
Selection
and use of test equipment is appropriate and interpretation of results
is accurate
Selection of procedures for
the conduct of repair and maintenance is in accordance with manuals
and good practice
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Contribute to shipboard
maintenance and repair
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Ability to use lubrication and
cleaning materials and
equipment
Knowledge of safe disposal of
waste materials
Ability to understand
and execute routine maintenance and repair
procedures
Understanding manufacturer’s
safety guidelines and shipboard instructions
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Maintenance activities are
carried out in accordance with technical, safety and procedural
specifications
Selection and use of
equipment and tools is appropriate
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Contribute to the maintenance
and repair of electrical systems and machinery on board
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Safety and emergency procedures
Basic knowledge of electro-technical drawings and safe
isolation of equipment and associated systems required before
personnel are permitted to work on such plant or
equipment
Test, detect faults and
maintain and restore electrical control equipment and machinery to
operating condition
Electrical and
electronic equipment operating in flammable
areas
Basics of ship’s fire-detection
system
Carrying out safe maintenance
and repair procedures
Detection of
machinery malfunction, location of faults and action to prevent
damage
Maintenance and repair of
lighting fixtures and supply systems
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Examination and assessment of
evidence obtained from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 approved training ship experience
- .3 approved simulator training, where
appropriate
- .4 approved laboratory equipment training
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The effect of malfunctions on
associated plant and systems is accurately identified, ship’s
technical drawings are correctly interpreted, measuring and
calibrating instruments are correctly used and actions taken are
justified
Isolation, dismantling and
reassembly of plant and equipment is in accordance with manufacturer’s
safety guidelines and shipboard instructions
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Function: Controlling the operation of the ship and care for
persons on board at the support level
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Competence
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Knowledge, understanding and proficiency
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Methods for demonstrating competence
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Criteria for evaluating competence
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Contribute to the handling of
stores
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Knowledge of procedures for safe
handling, stowage and securing of stores
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Stores stowage operations are
carried out in accordance with established safety practices and
equipment operating instructions
The
handling of dangerous, hazardous and harmful stores complies with
established safety
practices
Communications within the
operator’s area of responsibility are consistently successful
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Apply precautions and contribute
to the prevention of pollution of the marine environment
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Knowledge of the precautions to
be taken to prevent pollution of the marine
environment
Knowledge of use and
operation of anti-pollution
equipment/agents
Knowledge of approved
methods for disposal of marine pollutants
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Procedures designed to
safeguard the marine environment are observed at all times
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Apply occupational health and
safety procedures
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Working knowledge of safe
working practices and personal shipboard safety, including:
- .1 electrical safety
- .2 lockout/tag-out
- .3 mechanical safety
- .4 permit to work systems
- .5 working aloft
- .6 working in enclosed spaces
- .7 lifting techniques and methods of preventing
back injury
- .8 chemical and biohazard safety
- .9 personal safety equipment
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Assessment of evidence obtained
from one or more of the following:
- .1 approved in-service experience
- .2 practical training
- .3 examination
- .4 approved training ship experience
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Procedures designed to
safeguard personnel and the ship are observed at all
times
Safe working practices are
observed and appropriate safety and protective equipment is correctly
used at all times
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