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OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR ENGINE ROOM MACHINERY

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A One-Stop Resource for Operating Ship’s Machinery Systems

Only a marine engineer would know the importance of correct procedures that are to be followed for starting and stopping engine room machinery. Making a minor mistake or missing a major step can bring a ship and its operations at a unexpected stand-still.

Checklists, procedure manuals, and company’s suggestions – are some of the many things a ship’s engineer has to keep in mind while handling ship’s machinery.

Needless to say, there are high chances of missing a step or making a silly error. If you are a marine engineer, you would we well aware of such situations, especially on newly joined ships.

“The Ultimate Guide to Operating Procedures for Engine Room Machinery” by Marine Insight is an extremely helpful digital guide to assist in such situations. This eBook contains step-by-step procedures for all machinery systems of the ship’s engine room.

What do we cover in these eBooks?

  • Main Engine
  • Auxiliary Engine
  • Boiler
  • Fresh Water Generator
  • Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Oily Water Separator
  • Purifier
  • Incinerator
  • Main Air Compressor
  • Refrigeration Plant
  • Emergency Generator
  • Emergency Air Compressor
  • Inert Gas Plant
  • Cargo Operated Pumps
  • Centrifugal Pump
  • Piston Pump
  • Gear and Screw Pump
  • Lobe Pump

The eBook Answers Some of the Frequently Asked Questions

  • How would you ensure that the ship’s machinery system would start effectively?
  • What is the right step-by-step procedure to start and stop any machinery system?
  • How would you prevent a black out situation on ships?
  • How to start and stop the main engine without running into any kind of trouble?
  • How to synchronize and start the auxiliary engine?
  • When and how to start the fresh water generator?
  • How to operate different types of pumps on ships?
  • How to handle emergency generator and emergency compressor?
  • How to start and stop purifier, incinerator, and oil water separator?
  • What’s the Operating procedure for inert gas plant and refrigeration plant?

Chapters in Detail

Main Engine

  • Checks and preparations to be carried out in air system prior to starting the main engine
  • Checks and preparations to be carried out in fuel system of the engine
  • Checks and preparations in the water system
  • Checks and preparations in water system
  • Checks and preparations in lube oil system
  • Starting procedure of the engine
  • Stopping procedure of the engine

Auxiliary Engine

  • Starting the auxiliary engine using PMS system
  • Manually starting of auxiliary engine
  • Automatic stopping procedure
  • Manual stopping procedure

Boiler

  • Preparing the boiler for starting
  • Starting procedure of the boiler
  • Stopping procedure of the boiler
  • Important points to consider while operating the boiler

Fresh Water Generator

  • When to start the fresh water generator?
  • Steps to be taken prior to fresh water generator
  • Starting a fresh water generator
  • Starting and testing salinometer
  • Stopping the fresh water generator

Sewage treatment plant

  • Preparing to start sewage treatment plant
  • Procedure for starting the plant
  • Important checks
  • Stopping the sewage plant

Oily Water Separator

  • Important points regarding operation of oily water separator
  • Starting of oily water separator
  • Important Points to be checked
  • Stopping the oily water separator

Purifier

  • Checks to be made before starting the purifier
  • Starting a purifier
  • Stopping a purifier
  • Important points to consider while handling purifiers

Incinerator

  • Starting procedure of incinerator
  • Stopping procedure of incinerator
  • Important checks to be made

Air Compressor

  • Points to be noted while handling an air compressor
  • Starting an air compressor
  • Stopping an air compressor

Refrigeration Plant

  • Checks to be made before starting a ship’s refrigeration plant
  • Starting procedure of refrigeration plant
  • Stopping procedure of refrigeration plant
  • Important points

Emergency Generator

  • When to use emergency generator?
  • “Battery start” procedure
  • “Hydraulic start” procedure
  • “Automatic start” procedure
  • Stopping procedure

Emergency Air Compressor

  • Starting procedure for motor driven emergency air compressor
  • Starting procedure for engine driven emergency air compressor
  • Stopping an emergency air compressor

Inert Gas Plant

  • Important points related to inert gas plants
  • Starting procedure for inert gas plant
  • Important Checks
  • Stopping procedure

Cargo Oil Pump Turbine (COPT)

  • Preparations prior to starting COPT
  • Starting COPT
  • Stopping COPT

Pumps

  • Starting and stopping centrifugal pumps
  • Important points to consider while dealing with centrifugal pumps
  • Starting and stopping piston pumps
  • Starting and stopping gear pumps
  • Starting and stopping lobe pumps

Here are the 4 bonuses you get with this combo pack

Bonus 1: A Pocket Guide To Engine Room Watchkeeping on Ships

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  • Familiarization
  • How to master Engine Room Watchkeeping?
  • What to check during the Watch?
  • Watch handing over procedure
  • Port arrival/departure procedure
  • Log book entries
  • How to keep your machine well?
  • How to take proper soundin
  • Major Emergencies

Bonus 2: A Pocket Guide to Fixed Fire Fighting Systems and Emergency Procedures For Ship’s Engine Room

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Emergency Fire Fighting Systems:

  • Fire Hydrant System
  • Fixed Foam Fire Fighting System
  • High Pressure Water Mist System
  • Fixed CO2 Fire Fighting System
  • Quick Closing Valves

Emergency Procedures:

  • Emergency Manuevering
  • Emergency Steering
  • Blackout Situation
  • Uptake Fire
  • Oil Mist Detector
  • Flooding in Engine Room
  • Scavenge Fire

Bonus 3: A Complete Guide to Travel Safety For Seafarers

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  • How seafarers should do travel planning
  • Assessing the travel risk
  • Passport and IDs – Do’s and Don’ts
  • Currency and Credit Cards – Do’s and Don’ts
  • Important Emergency Information
  • Tackling Emergency situation
  • Tips for booking hotels
  • General precautions
  • Miscelleneous travel tips
  • Resources

Bonus 4: Important Checklists for Marine Engineers

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  • Engine Room Checklists
  • Emergency Checklist
  • General Safety Checklist
  • Reports

What Mariners are Saying about these eBooks?

This guide is an answer to hundreds of queries related to operating machinery received by us from marine engineers working on ships. If you are a marine engineer, this ebook would definitely help you in trying times on board. Print it and keep it as a quick reference with you all the time.
– Anish Wankhede, Second Engineer, MSC

I have been working on tanker ships for past several years and sometimes it gets really difficult to understand and remember the operating procedures of machinery, especially when you are new to a ship. This eBook is a great reference for both new and experienced marine engineers working on ships. A must-have guide for all seagoing professionals.– Rishab Joshi, Third Engineer, GMC

Being a marine engineer, I know the difficulties that are faced while operating engine room machinery. We always have to be extremely careful while handling them. Thanks to this guide – we now always have a pocket book, which is not only easy to carry but also serves as a great quick reference – Mohit Kaushik, Third Engineer, Maersk Line

Only a marine engineer working on ship can understand what is it like to make a blunder and face the aftermath while operating a major machinery or handling an important operation. Save yourself from any kind of professional embarrassment on ships. This is the best pocket guide you can have to handle engine room machinery and operations. – Anil Samotra, Second Engineer, V-Ships

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A Step-by-step Guide To Overhauling Generators On Ships

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OVERHAULING GENERATORS ON SHIPS

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A Step-By-Step Guide to Overhauling Generators on Ships

Generator overhauling on ships is one mammoth of a task for marine engineers. According to a research, 50% of marine engineers who are at the initial stages of the their sea careers are unaware of the procedure for overhauling generators. Of those who have already experienced, most of them don’t have enough confidence to carry out the D’carb alone or are reluctant to take the responsibility without the assistance of a senior personnel.

The fact is that overhauling of ship’s generators is not a part of a daily routine task. It is a long and tedious procedure which is carried out when the generator reaches the time for scheduled maintenance after completing certain number of running hours as stated by the manufacturers. Needless to say, overhauling of generators requires hands-on knowledge and experience along with thorough understanding of step-by-step procedures for maintenance of auxiliary engine D’carb.

“A Step by Step Guide to Overhauling Generators on Ships” is a power-packed resource for overhauling generators (auxiliary engines), featuring planning, executing, and re-starting the generator.

In this four part series, get practical knowledge and helpful tips on carrying out operation and maintenance of boilers on board.

What do we cover in these eBooks?

  • Pre-Planning before doing d’carb
  • Preparation
  • Opening of major parts of the generator
  • Checks required for generator d’carb
  • Measurements
  • Closing and Assembling of major parts
  • Starting Preparation
  • Running-in and inspection
  • Alternator Maintenance during d’carb procedure

According to Hull and Machinery survey, engine room machinery such as generator accounts to 33% of the total claims received by the Swedish Club for Insurance cover. This is big figure considering that insurance costs are significant cost elements for ship owners and operators. As a result, there is a substantial pressure on professional marine engineers working on ships to carry out routine scheduled maintenance with utmost efficiency, especially when there has been several cases of punitive actions taken against professionals who have failed to perform their jobs properly, knowingly or unknowingly.

Secondly, the rate of maritime casualties as a result of lack of knowledge of proper use of technology on ships is on the rise. A staggering 75-96% of maritime casualties are caused, at least in part, by some form of human error. This is a massive figure while taking the factor of “seafarers’s safety” on board ships. A proper understanding of any important/major maintenance procedure is imperative for marine engineers responsible for safe and smooth working of engine room machinery.

Ensuring that safe working practices are followed while carrying out generator overhauling is important for all marine engineers. As such processes are usually a team effort, miscommunication can result in unfortunate accidents. It is therefore necessary to follow systematic guidelines and step-by-step procedures for carrying out such complex work in the engine room.

D’carb of a generator is a long process which usually take minimum of 4-7 days or even more. Remembering each and every step, procedure, and guidelines is beyond the scope of any human being. Marine engineers use checklists and other important information provided by the manufacturers. However, when it comes to the actual work they constantly seek advice from their seniors and colleagues. Though this is important, it is also a bit risky to rely of the knowledge of others as there are high chances of forgetting important steps while carrying out a long process. A written resource which has all the details that are required, both practical and theoretical, is therefore a must have for all marine engineers.

What Mariners are Saying about these eBooks?

“Having worked as a Service Technician with MAN B&W, I know the amount of efforts and precision it takes to carry out an error-less overhauling of generators on ships. Auxiliary engine is a complicated and expensive piece of machinery which requires professional expertise and skills for carrying out maintenance procedure. As an expert who works on marine engines, I recommend to use a guide like this which would assist you through the lengthy procedure of generator d’carb.”
– Musab.O.Karabulut, Current- Technical inspector, AB International Marine Services Co; Previous- Service technician, Man B&W

If you are a marine engineer working on ships, you must have heard of many unfortunate stories of generator overhauling procedures gone wrong, resulting in loss of life and property, and engineers getting sacked as a result. An auxiliary engine is an extremely expensive piece of machinery and ship owners don’t want any inexperienced and inefficient professionals working on it. If a mistake is made while carrying out this work, mind that no mercy will be shown to you by the owners. Be on the safer side, learn the process inside-out using this excellent guide which will provide you with all that is needed to have a successful generator d’carb. – Rishab Joshi, Third Engineer, GMC

To be honest, overhauling auxiliary engines on ships is not an easy task. It takes several days of continuous and accurate work to ensure that the engine restarted in a smooth and efficient manner. There are numerous things, both major and minor, to remember while carrying out the d’carb procedure. A solid resource which provides both practical and theoretical knowledge is a must and this guide is the best reference out there for important tips and tricks for overhauling generators. This is a must-have for all maritime professionals. – Mohit Kaushik, Third Engineer, Maersk Line

If you have ever done or seen a generator overhauling on ships, you would know the amount of team effort and insane attention to detail the procedure requires. Sometimes even after having several years of experience working on ships one can miss an important step while carrying out the maintenance work. It is definitely not an easy task, but something which requires great skills, focus, and knowledge. You need a resource which tell you practical solutions which are a product of years of experience and lessons learnt from mistakes. If you have been looking for such a resource for generator d’carb then your search ends here. This is a one-stop reference for generator overhauling and a must have ebook for people working in the ship’s engine room.   – Anil Samotra, Second Engineer, V-Ships

One of the drawbacks of working on newer ships is the lack of opportunities they would provide you for learning major overhauling of various machinery in the engine room. If you are a marine engineer and have experienced generator d’carb in the early stage of your career, consider yourself luck cause sooner or later you will have to perform the task all by yourself. This guide is extremely important for all experienced and inexperienced marine engineers who want to master one of the most important tasks in the ship’s engine room- Generator Overhauling! – Hemant Rai, Second Engineer, Dynacom Tankers Management Ltd

A Step By Step Guide to Overhauling Generators on Ships

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Lets take a look into what you get in this amazing combo pack

eBook 1: A Guide to 2-Stroke Marine Engine Components

Maintenance of ship’s main engine includes inspection and calibration of its important parts. A Guide to 2-Stroke Engine Components is an ebook which offers information on construction and design of important marine engine components of 2-stroke engines.

The ebook also includes step-by-step procedures for inspection and calibration of engine parts which are required during maintenance work. Written by experienced marine engineers, the ebook features self-explanatory illustrations and step-by-step methods for all mandatory tests, measurements, and checks.

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eBook 2: A Step-By-Step Guide to Overhauling Generators on Ships

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Generator overhauling on ships is one mammoth of a task for marine engineers. According to a research, 50% of marine engineers who are at the initial stages of the their sea careers are unaware of the procedure for overhauling generators. Of those who have already experienced, most of them don’t have enough confidence to carry out the D’carb alone or are reluctant to take the responsibility without the assistance of a senior personnel.

“A Step by Step Guide to Overhauling Generators on Ships” is a power-packed resource for overhauling generators (auxiliary engines), featuring planning, executing, and re-starting the generator.

eBook 3: The Ultimate Guide to Operating Procedures for Engine Room Machinery

Only a marine engineer would know the importance of correct procedures to be followed for starting and stopping of engine room machinery. Making a minor mistake or missing a major step can bring a ship and its operations at a unexpected stand-still. Checklists, procedure manuals, and company’s suggestions – are some of the many things a ship’s engineer has to keep in mind while handling ship’s machinery.

“The Ultimate Guide to Operating Procedures for Engine Room Machinery” by Marine Insight is an extremely helpful guide to assist in such situations. This eBook contains step-by-step procedures for all machinery system of the ship’s engine room.

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Here are the 5 bonuses you get with this combo pack

Bonus 1 : Marine Engine Checklists and Gauging Sheet Bundle

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Checklists:

  • Crankcase Inspection
  • Crankshaft Deflection
  • Cylinder Liner
  • Piston and Piston Ring
  • Cylinder Head and Exhaust Valve

Reports:

  • Bearing Clearances
  • Crankshaft Deflections
  • Guide Clearance
  • Guide Shoe

Bonus 2: A Pocket Guide To Engine Room Watchkeeping on Ships

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  • Familiarization
  • How to master Engine Room Watchkeeping?
  • What to check during the Watch?
  • Watch handing over procedure
  • Port arrival/departure procedure
  • Log book entries
  • How to keep your machine well?
  • How to take proper soundin
  • Major Emergencies

Bonus 3: A Pocket Guide to Fixed Fire Fighting Systems and Emergency Procedures For Ship’s Engine Room

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Emergency Fire Fighting Systems:

  • Fire Hydrant System
  • Fixed Foam Fire Fighting System
  • High Pressure Water Mist System
  • Fixed CO2 Fire Fighting System
  • Quick Closing Valves

Emergency Procedures:

  • Emergency Manuevering
  • Emergency Steering
  • Blackout Situation
  • Uptake Fire
  • Oil Mist Detector
  • Flooding in Engine Room
  • Scavenge Fire

Bonus 4: A Complete Guide to Travel Safety For Seafarers

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  • How seafarers should do travel planning
  • Assessing the travel risk
  • Passport and IDs – Do’s and Don’ts
  • Currency and Credit Cards – Do’s and Don’ts
  • Important Emergency Information
  • Tackling Emergency situation
  • Tips for booking hotels
  • General precautions
  • Miscelleneous travel tips
  • Resources

Bonus 5 : Important Checklists for Marine Engineers

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  • Engine Room Checklists
  • Emergency Checklist
  • General Safety Checklist
  • Reports

Engine Room Combo Pack

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  • Indian Users Can Pay by Debit Card or Net Banking
  • 3 Premium eBooks
  • 5 FREE Bonuses

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A Guide to Master Dry Dock Operations – For Engine Department

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MASTER DRY DOCK OPERATIONS (2nd Edition)

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A One-Stop Resource for Operating Ship’s Machinery Systems

Do you find ship dry dock procedures physically and mentally stressing? Do you find the whole dry docking procedure intimidating? Do you try to avoid or escape dry docking of ship? Are you confused on how the dry dock operation is carried out? You’re not alone.

A Guide to Master Dry Dock Operations (For engine room department) is a downloadable ebook designed to help you understand the whole dry docking procedure is a step-by-step manner, right from the planning to sea trials.The guide is divided into 8 easy-to-follow chapters, which explain all the important jobs that are performed in the engine room department of the ship.

If you find dry dock operations tedious and complicated, this ebook will help you to understand the importance of planning and preparation for the dry dock with important procedures.

What do we cover in this eBook?

  • Planning the dry dock
  • Preparations for dry dock
  • Man Power management during dry dock
  • Machinery jobs in dry dock
  • Electrical jobs in dry dock
  • Checks in dry dock
  • Regulations, Surveys and Pre-Flooding Checks
  • Sea Trials

Three important steps for a successful dry docking operation that are provided in the ebook:

1. Planning/Preparation – Steps taken and jobs done weeks or months before the dry dock

2. Dry docking operation – Procedures to be carried out before and during the dry dock

3. Post docking operation – Taking the ship out of the dock and performing the sea trials

This 90+ pages guide is written in a step-by-step format with to-the-point information in order to help you easily understand the process and challenges faced during the dry docking process.

The guide also includes the following reports and checklists:

Reports – Work order report, Tag-in Tag-out report, Landing report, Valve operation report

Checklists – Planning and preparation checklist, Before Docking Checklist, During Dry dock checklist, Before Undocking checklist.

As a seafarer, you know the amount of time and efforts required to successfully carry out a dry docking procedure. It’s a circus out there with several maintenance tasks being carried out simultaneously by both ship and shore staff, various machinery systems lying dismantled all around the engine room, piping systems opened up ruthlessly for repairing jobs, and a number of people from surveyors to shore technicians visiting the ship every now and then.

In one of the surveys, we found that more than half of the seafarers are a bit apprehensive when it comes to working in dry docks, and if given a change, they would try their best to avoid them.

Some of the main reasons stated by seafarers for avoiding dry docks:

  • Way too much time and efforts required for planning and preparation of dry dock
  • Physically and mentally taxing job with very less time to relax
  • Too many surveys, checks, and maintenance jobs
  • Lack of knowledge as to what exactly happens in the dry-dock
  • Hazardous working conditions

One of the main issues regarding dry-docks which we came to know during this survey was that most of the seafarers didn’t have a clear idea as to what is to be done, and most importantly how it is to be done in the dry dock. Many of them are afraid of the whole task, not because there is hard work involved, but because they do not know how the dry-docking process works and what is the right way to approach the same. Considering the questions which we received, it was clear that the seafarers did not have a well-defined idea as to how dry docking of ships is planned and carried out. This guide is an attempt to answer all those questions.

Questions answered in the eBook:

1. Planning the dry dock

  • What is dry docking?
  • When to start planning for the dry dock?
  • How ship’s crew should plan the dry dock?
  • How office personnel should plan the dry dock?

2. Preparations before the dry dock

  • Engine crew preparation
  • Preparation of tools and spares
  • Preparation of paints, chemicals and gas
  • Preparation of oil, water and bilges
  • Preparation for paper work
  • Safety preparation
  • Electrical preparation
  • General preparation before entering the dock

3. Man Power Management

  • Watch keeping
  • Machinery maintenance work distribution
  • Rest hours
  • Miscellaneous jobs

4. Machinery Jobs in Dry Dock

  • Main engine jobs
  • Auxiliary engine jobs
  • Auxiliary and main boiler jobs
  • Pump repairing and maintenance
  • Bow thruster jobs
  • Winches and Windlass jobs
  • Water tight doors maintenance
  • Hydraulic system maintenance
  • Maintenance of valves
  • Piping work
  • Maintenance of sea chests and heat exchangers
  • MARPOL equipment maintenance

5. Electrical Jobs in Dry Dock

  • Motor overhauling
  • Crane maintenance
  • MGPS and ICCP maintenance
  • Fire alarm system
  • Engine automation system
  • MSB and ESB checks
  • Bow Thruster System checks
  • Shore power and Alternator maintenance

6. Checks in Dry Dock

  • Safety Checks
  • Checks on Tanks and Enclosed Spaces
  • Machinery Checks
  • Instruments and Tools
  • Valves and Sea Chests
  • Piping Checks
  • Electrical Checks

7. Regulations, Surveys, and Checks

  • Dry dock regulations
  • Dry dock surveys
  • Checks before flooding

8. Sea Trials

  • Initiating sea trials
  • Sea trial for main engine
  • Sea trial of pumps
  • Sea trial of bow thrusters
  • Sea trial of stern tube system
  • Sea trial – miscellaneous systems

What Mariners are Saying about this ebook?

If dry dock makes you go weak in your knees, then knowing the process is the only thing that would help you get rid of the fear. This guide not only provides a great summary of what exactly is done in the engine room department during the dry dock but also provides you information on how different departments work in collaboration to carry out a successful dry-docking process. This is a great ebook to help you understand how dry docking is carried out in the engine room. – Mohit Kaushik, Third Engineer, Maersk Line

Without doubt, dry docking is a great learning environment and if you have the right guide to help you understand the whole process, things become a lot easier in the ship’s engine room. As a marine engineer, I would definitely recommend this ebook to those who want to know how the whole operation is carried out and what it takes to perform various jobs before, during, and after the dry dock – Anil Samotra, Second Engineer, V-Ships

Dry docking is by far the most tedious job I have come across on ships. Though it is supposed to be known as the best learning experience for mariners, it is important that you are well prepared for the job. If you want to a get a general overview of what exactly is done in dry docks and how the whole operation is performed the this guide will surely help you a lot. – Hemant Rai, Second Engineer, Dynacom Tankers Management Ltd.

This guide is an answer to hundreds of queries related to operating machinery received by us from marine engineers working on ships. If you are a marine engineer working on ships, this ebook would definitely help you in trying times on board. Print it and keep it as a quick reference with you, all the time. –Arvind Darvesh, Fourth Engineer, General Maritime Management,GMC

This guide has helped me a lot to understand how the dry-docking process works, right from the start till the end. The check lists, tips & tricks, and landing reports provided with the ebook give great clarity to perform dry docking procedures with much better confidence. I would surely recommend this guide to all my seafarer friends.  – Rishab Joshi, Third Engineer, GMC

Being a technical inspector with AB International Marine Services and having worked as a service technician with MAN B&W, I have attended several dry docks and know what it takes to carry out an accident-free and errorless dry-docking procedure. If you want to know how things work in a dry-dock and what all jobs are carried out in the ship’s engine room then this is a must-have guide for you. This ebook will not only provide you with information on what all jobs are done in the ship’s engine room but also explain you the dry docking process from start to end. –Musab.O.Karabulut, Technical inspector, AB International Marine Services Co; Previous- Service technician, Man B&W

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