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New Alliance Marine Training Centre 海员培训教材 Electric Cadet Pre-sea Training Edition - January 2008 (Strictly for internal use) Electric Cadet Pre-sea Training CONTENTS Subj. No. Description 1 General Shipboard Familiarization 2 Paralleling of Generator Engine 3 Emergency Engine Operation 4 Black out – M/E and A/E Safety Device Test Procedure 5 Check list – Working with Power Tools 6 Check list – Working on Electrical Circuits 7 Fire Detector Head Check list 8 3-phase Electric Motor Overhaul Report 9 Electric Monthly Working Record 10 Megger Test Record 11 Names/Terms of Engine Room Maintenance Inspection 12 Terminology Names of Shipboard Equipment 13 Basic Understanding of Refrigeration (Reefer) Containers Electric Cadet Pre-sea Training General shipboard familiarization Duty of Elect. Engineer on ships. Reports to: Chief Engineer Responsibility: Operation and maintenance of all electrical/electronic equipment, Duties：(1) keep all electrical equipment in a working condition in accordance with statutory rules and regulations and company requirements and as directed by C/E and Master (2) Maintain all electrical equipment and associated equipment to a standard required by law and by the company, to be recorded (3) Inspect daily and maintain the emergency equipment (4) Carry out instructional duties as required (5) Assist C/E and Master to safeguard seaworthiness of the vessel The electrical/electronic equipments in engine room and on deck are: Generator main switchboard emergency switch board control panels various electrical equipments (220V/110V, 24V). Maintenance procedures, routine inspections and records. Maintenance procedures and routine inspections should be carried out in accordance to Manual or Instruction Book onboard vessel. Some companies establish own PMS (such as AMOS, MAITMEN, etc.) base on Company’s policy with procedure of and maintenance in accordance with makers’ Instruction Book. The maintenance plan of PMS should be p