Maint

When creating a work permit system, which focus should ne focused on

• Developing a comprehensive library of pre approved work permit templates for commom fabrication activities

• Establishing a system for the remote approval of work permits by shore based-management

• Date commenced and expected date to finish

• Implementing a process for the regular auditing and continuos improvement of the work permit system

What is the first step in developing a maintenance plan according to the provided notes

• Identify the problem

• Evaluating solution

• Proposing solution

• Establishing the clause

What is one of the minimum requirements for a Planned Maintenance system onboard ships

• Reports must be in language suitable for the crew

• The system must include inventory content

• Maintenance documentation must be in the ship's native language

• Maintenance time intervals are optional

What factors are considered while developing a maintenance procedure for a particular ship

• Weather conditions and crew availability

• Availability of spare parts

• Ship's speed and fuel efficiency

• Manufacturers specifications and history of equipment

Why is it important for Planned Maintenance system documentation to be in english

• To exclude non-english speaking crew members

• To make it difficult for crew members to understand

• To simplify the documentation process

• To comply with international standards and regulations

How is the maintenance interval decided in plan

• Manufacturers recommendations and historical trend

• Third party inspections

• Ship's age and size

• Based on crew availability

What is the main purpose of including equipment manufacturer requirements in a Planned maintenance program

• To ensure compliance with international regulations

• To improve equipment reliability and performance

• To reduce the workload of the crew

Who published requirememts for Planned Maintenance system onboard ships in 2001

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• International Maritime Organization (IMO)

• International safety management code (ISM)

• International Association of Classification of Societies ltd (IACS)

What is the significance of including maintenance time intervals in a planned maintenance program

• To schedule maintenance tasks at appropriate intervals

• To determine crew members working hours

• To eliminate the need for maintenance altogether

• To increase insurance premium

What are some of the modules commonly found in modern Planned maintenance systems for the shipping industry

• Maintenance, Surveys and certificates, and document management

• Maintenance, drydocking, and stock control

• Crew payroll, safety management, and hull inspection