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    CRW-12rv04 - Chief Engineers' & 2nd Engineers' Interview Form

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    CHIEF ENGINEER’S & 2ND ENGINEER’S INTERVIEW FORM CRW - 12

    CM/rv04

    GENERAL
    Name:
    D.O.B.:
    Nationality:
    Date:
    Vessel:

    PREVIOUS SEAGOING EXPERIENCE


    1a. What were your last five types of vessel and companies?
    a.Type of vessel: Company: From-to: Rank:
    b. Type of vessel: Company: From-to: Rank:
    c.Type of vessel: Company: From-to: Rank:
    d. Type of vessel: Company: From-to: Rank:
    e. Type of vessel: Company: From-to: Rank:
    1b. Years of experience (actual seagoing service):
    i) Years in rank:
    ii) Years on tankers / bulk carriers:
    iii) Years at sea:

    ENGINE TYPES + AUXILIARY ENGINES


    2a. What were the vessels’ engine type and BHP since you became chief engineer?
    Engine type BHP
    a. a.
    b. b.
    c. c.
    d. d.
    2b. What type of cargo pumps are you familiar with (operation and maintenance)?
    (for tankers only)

    2c. What type of boilers are you familiar with (operation and maintenance)?

    2d. What type of diesel generators are you familiar with (operation and maintenance)?

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    2e. What type of inert gas plants are you familiar with? What were the fixed inert gas
    monitoring system and type? (for tankers only)

    2f. What is your experience in maintenance and repair of COW machines? (for tankers only)

    2g. What is your experience on boiler automation and boiler treatment?

    2h. What is your experience in vessels’ drydock? Please advise type (routine or emergency),
    duration and works done.

    2i. What is your experience on PMS?

    2j. Please describe briefly how a prudent bunkering should be done and what measures you
    consider useful to take to protect ship’s interests? Describe in detail what precautions and
    actions you take regarding quantity (avoid shortage) and quality (off specs bunkers).

    2k. With what brands/manufacturers of M/E automation for communication with bridge are
    you familiar with and have experience on ships?

    MOTIVATION
    3a. What are your motives to apply to this company? What is the reason you want leave

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    your present employer?

    3b. What is your career development plan? For how many years you intend to remain at
    sea?

    INCIDENTS
    4a. Did you experience any machinery breakdown on board as chief engineer? If yes, please
    describe. If no breakdowns as C/E, then at previous ranks. Describe your most difficult
    problem faced on a ship.

    4b. If above answer is yes, how was the matter dealt with and how was it closed out as per
    ISM? (incl. actions taken for no re-occurrence and lessons learnt)

    INSPECTIONS
    5a. What is your experience on vetting inspections? Which major oil companies have
    inspected your vessels since you became chief engineer? (for tankers only)

    5b. What is your experience in Port State Control inspections?

    5c. Have you operated in US waters? If yes, have you participated in a US coast guard
    inspection? What was the outcome?

    ENGLISH LANGUAGE
    6. Command of English: Very Good Good Fair Poor

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    ADDITIONAL COURSES
    7. Additional Training Courses/ Certificates except statutory YES/ NO
    ERM
    ISM
    SSO
    OTHER (please specify)

    INTERVIEWER’S EVALUATION
    8. Evaluation results as per interviewer using rating 1-5 (5 being Rate
    the best)
    a. Safety Consciousness
    b. Ability
    c. Reliability
    d. Willingness
    e. Leadership
    h. Rules and Procedures (knowledge)

    REFERENCE
    9. Reference from previous employers, if possible (please specify the name of person
    contacted and contact details) and what info was given.

    9a. Background Security Check (i.e. rejection of employment due to security breach,
    detention, arrest, deportation, etc.) (in case of an incident, please provide details and the
    name of person contacted)

    INTERVIEWER’S COMMENTS
    10a. Interviewer’s comments on candidate’s personality and character (good or weak
    elements as detected in interview)

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    10b. Does this seafarer meet the Company Employment and Promotion criteria, as per
    appendix I? Does he meet matrix requirements of the specific vessel?

    10c. Comments, if any

    Interviewer: _________________________ Signature: ___________________________

    Crewing Manager: ______________Signature:_______________________

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