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    This document provides a towing ship inspection checklist used to check the condition and safety of towing ships. The checklist contains items in five categories: 1) operation of engines, gearbox, pumps, and steering; 2) lights and signals; 3) absence of oil and fuel leaks; 4) required safety devices like extinguishers, radios, and PPE; and 5) trailer conditions. Inspectors are to note any issues and the operator has authority to refuse unsafe operations.

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    This document provides a towing ship inspection checklist used to check the condition and safety of towing ships. The checklist contains items in five categories: 1) operation of engines, gearbox, pumps, and steering; 2) lights and signals; 3) absence of oil and fuel leaks; 4) required safety devices like extinguishers, radios, and PPE; and 5) trailer conditions. Inspectors are to note any issues and the operator has authority to refuse unsafe operations.

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    AFRICA Q-HSE DEPARTMENT

    TOWING SHIP INSPECTION CHECKLIST


    Document N°: HSE-F-0525 Rev 02

    Registration N°: Inspector:


    Driver’s Name: Date: Location:

    Items to be checked OK Not OK N/A Observations


    1. Operation
    Engine _________________________
    Start-up button _________________________
    Gearbox _________________________
    Jabis pump _________________________
    Rudder _________________________
    2. Lights / Signals
    Portside _________________________
    Starboard _________________________
    Cabin _________________________
    Engine Room lights _________________________
    Front light _________________________
    Rear light _________________________
    3. Absence of leakage
    Oil _________________________
    Fuel _________________________
    4. Safety devices
    Extinguisher _______________________
    Safety Boy _______________________
    Radio _______________________
    Emergency numbers _______________________
    First-aid box _______________________
    Tags _______________________
    Defenses _______________________
    Mast + flag _______________________
    Lifeline _______________________
    PPE _______________________
    Footboard _______________________
    5. Trailer conditions
    Fixation point for the boy _______________________
    Crack on the hull _______________________
    Notes:
     All the above items must be checked. The operator is solely responsible for the use of his equipment. He has full authority to refuse any dangerous operation.
     N/A: Not Applicable (For the items that are not available on the checked equipment)
     The Stopping Items, identified in bold-underlined-italic font, lead to immediate and systematic stop of the equipment until deficiencies are
    corrected or until any instructions from Managers and/or Q-HSE.
    Comments

    Operator’s Name and Signature Supervisor’s Name and Signature

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