SAF 03 - RISK ASSESMENT LIBRARY
1. Deck Department Operations/ Maintenance/ Inspections
Revision: 0
Issue Date: 15.04.2023




D. No. Form Name
Navigation/ Charts/ Publications
1.1 Shifting to berth
1.2 UKC restrictions
1.3 Navigation in heavy weather conditions
1.4 Navigation in restricted visibility
1.5 Voyage with damage
1.6 Coastal/narrow/shallow waters navigation
1.7 Change of vessel’s trading patterns
1.8 Increase of draught due to bad weather
1.9 Transit navigation in Baltic area
1.10 Transit navigation in Danish straight
1.11 Transit navigation in English Channel
1.12 Transit navigation in Gibraltar
1.13 Transit navigation in Mediterranean
1.14 Transit navigation in Suez Canal
1.15 Approaching, arrival, berthing-unberthing and departure from a port with no existing port plan (smaller scale charts)
1.16 ECDIS Failure - ENCs Limitations
1.17 Passage Planning
1.18 Monitoring Passage Plan
1.19 Pilotage
1.20 Navigation in confined congested waters
1.21 Transit Navigation in Ice infected Area
Mooring Operations
1.22 Mooring/unmooring operations
1.23 Mooring / unmooring at SPM
1.24 Mooring failure – loading arms damage
1.25 Mooring/ unmooring incident – messenger line/ rope breakage – snap back
1.26 Mooring operation – deployment of spring lines
1.27 Mooring / unmooring – vessel moored by the stern
1.28 Mooring operation at RasGharib, Egypt
1.29 Double banking
1.30 Mooring to buoy
1.31 Med style mooring
1.32 Bow thruster Failure
1.147 Manual rope handling on painted mooring winch warping drum
Anchoring Operations
1.33 Anchoring and weighing anchor
1.34 Anchor planning
1.35 Accidental release of anchor
1.36 Anchoring – dragging anchor
1.37 Anchoring – losing anchor
1.38 Anchoring / At anchor
1.39 Anchor winch failure
1.40 Emergency anchoring after main engine failure
1.41 Emergency anchoring in deep waters
1.42 Vessel calling anchorage to carry out repairs to anchor windlass and to retrieve anchor
1.43 Vessel navigating in constrained waters and calling at SBM terminals with only one anchor and windlass operational
1.44 Safe Anchorage due to bad weather
Deck/ Bridge Equipment Maintenance, testing and repairs, inspections.
1.45 Winch brake test
1.46 Maintenance of mooring wires, winches, windlasses, cranes, davits and falls
1.47 Replace of brake lining on windlass
1.48 Routine maintenance on deck in hot climate
1.49 Installation of new piping on deck
1.50 Assembling of fire line
1.51 Painting on deck
1.52 Ballast line repairs
1.53 Installation of anodes in WBT
1.54 Inspection/repair/replacement of ballast sea chest valve
1.55 Accumulators space inspection and maintenance
1.56 Maintenance of radar scanner
1.57 ECDIS installation
1.58 Mast riser venting post painting
1.59 Valve overhauling in a cargo tank
1.60 Draining of mast riser
1.61 Inspection of After Peak Tank
1.62 Inspection of ForePeak Tank
1.63 Inspection/ maintenance of Water Ballast Tank (WBT) / Double Bottom (DB) / Void Space (VS)
1.64 Extension of tank inspection interval
1.65 Inspection / maintenance of high velocity P/V valve of COT
1.66 Inspection/maintenance of IG scrubber and IG blowers
1.67 Inspection of IG deck seal
1.68 Fuel Oil Bunker Tank cleaning
STS Cargo Transfer Operations
1.69 Ship to ship operation
1.70 Contact during mooring operation of vessels engaged in STS operation
1.71 STS operation at anchorage
1.72 Assessment of the intended STS location – STS transfer planning
1.73 STS transfer preparation
1.74 Unmooring and singling up
1.75 H2S in fuel oil cargo STS operation with barge
Deck/ Cargo Operations
1.76 Using deck cranes
Specific Tankers (Oil and Chemical) Cargo/ Deck Operations
1.105Purging cargo tanks to reduce their H2S content.
1.106Sharp increase of pressure – valve closing
1.107Vapor balancing
1.108Cargo operations – use of flexible cargo hoses
1.109Tank cleaning in non-inert atmosphere
1.110Cargo tank pressure monitoring
1.111Cargo tank sampling
1.112Cargo with static electricity accumulation
1.113Loading – discharging over the tide.
1.114Open sampling
1.115Use of portable FRAMO pump
1.116Planning cargo operations
1.117Cargo transfer preparation
1.118Closed loading cargo operation.
1.119Commencement of loading at terminal
1.120Commencement of loading at offshore buoy berths
1.121Commencement of loading from stern line
1.122Commencement of loading from bow line
1.123Loading
1.124Loading very high-pressure cargoes
1.125Loading cargoes that may contain H2S or Benzene
1.126Loading heated products
1.127Loading Toxic/ Hazardous cargoes that may emit toxic and hazardous vapour.
1.128Commencement of discharging alongside terminal
1.129Commencement of discharging at offshore terminal
1.130Commencement of discharging through a stern line
1.131Discharging cargoes
1.132Receiving nitrogen from shore
1.133Pipeline & hose clearing after cargo operation.
1.134Precautions for tank cleaning
1.135Tank washing in an inert atmosphere.
1.136Tank washing in a too lean atmosphere.
1.137Tank washing with no IGS available.
1.138Tank washing in an over-rich atmosphere.
1.139Gas testing & measurement
1.140Crude oil washing
1.141Ballasting operations
1.142Ullaging, sampling & dipping
1.143Measuring & sampling non inerted tanks
1.144Measuring & sampling inerted tanks
1.145Measuring & sampling toxic cargoes
1.146Pressure Testing of Cargo Lines, Booster Line, Condenser, Heat Exchanger and Cargo Hoses