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    This document is a checklist for ballast exchange operations that includes 19 items to check before, during, and after ballast exchange. It requires checking weather conditions, exchange plans, communication procedures, crew assignments, training records, stability monitoring, documentation, and functions like valves and pumps. Items also include checking ballast tanks adjacent to bunkers for oil contamination and recording ballast operations in log books. The supplement adds checking responsibilities for exchange operations and maintaining communication and oversight during pumping.

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    This document is a checklist for ballast exchange operations that includes 19 items to check before, during, and after ballast exchange. It requires checking weather conditions, exchange plans, communication procedures, crew assignments, training records, stability monitoring, documentation, and functions like valves and pumps. Items also include checking ballast tanks adjacent to bunkers for oil contamination and recording ballast operations in log books. The supplement adds checking responsibilities for exchange operations and maintaining communication and oversight during pumping.

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    This document is a checklist for ballast exchange operations that includes 19 items to check before, during, and after ballast exchange. It requires checking weather conditions, exchange plans, communication procedures, crew assignments, training records, stability monitoring, documentation, and functions like valves and pumps. Items also include checking ballast tanks adjacent to bunkers for oil contamination and recording ballast operations in log books. The supplement adds checking responsibilities for exchange operations and maintaining communication and oversight during pumping.

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    MOL LNG TRANSPORT CO., LTD.

    Check List (Safety) IMS SC012


    Ballast Exchange Rev.06 (Jul 2018)
    Timing: As Req'd Report: - Retention: 3 years

    Vessel Name :       Date :      

    Check Item Yes No ＮＡ

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    MOL LNG TRANSPORT CO., LTD.
    Check List (Safety) IMS SC012
    Ballast Exchange Rev.06 (Jul 2018)
    Timing: As Req'd Report: - Retention: 3 years

    <Before Ballast Operation>


    1. Have the weather and sea conditions in the operating area been checked?

    2. Has an exchange plan which takes into account the minimum required GoM which
    is considered with free surface effects and strength of the hull at every state been
    provided?

    3. Has the Master confirmed and approved the plan before the operation?

    4. Has the communication procedure to be used during the operation been


    confirmed?

    5. Is there a proper distribution of crew members?

    6. Has training in ballast management to applicable crew members been carried out,
    and has this been recorded?

    7. Have each country’s regulations about ballast management been confirmed?

    8. Have stability and BM/SF been monitored during Ballast Exchange operation and
    are values within the limitation?

    9. Have Ballast Exchange logs, stability and strength calculation sheets, past
    reporting records and relevant training records been kept?

    10. Has Ballast Water Management Plan been well understood?

    11. Has the admissible weather conditions on passage seasonable affected been
    considered?

    12. Has a responsible person checked all functions (e.g. valves, pumps, line up and
    sequence setting) before conducting ballast exchange operation?

    13. Has draft condition been supervised by responsible person continuously?

    14. Has any ballast exchange operation been supervised by responsible person
    continuously?

    15. Has the level of ballast tank without operation been checked regularly?

    16. Have the ballast tanks adjacent to bunker tanks been visually checked for oil
    contamination before the operation?
    Tanks:_______________, Time Checked:_______________

    17. In addition to point 16, have the ballast tanks adjacent to bunker tanks been
    checked for oil contamination before the operation by one of the following?
    a. with use of oil finding paste or
    b. Use of the portable gas detector (GX 8000 B) when ballast tank is empty or
    water surface cannot be confirmed.
    Oil finding paste, Portable gas detector

    <After Ballast Operation>


    18. Has a responsible person checked all operated function backed to in normal
    position (valves, pumps, line)?

    19. Has every ballasting or de-ballasting operation been recorded in the “Deck Log

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    MOL LNG TRANSPORT CO., LTD.
    Check List (Safety) IMS SC012
    Ballast Exchange Rev.06 (Jul 2018)
    Timing: As Req'd Report: - Retention: 3 years

    Book (LG003)”?

    Supplement (if necessary)


    In case there are other checking items, the Master may supplement here with his sign.

    During Ballast Water Exchange Operation the following items should be taken into account:
    1. To be agreed who will be responsible for the exchange operation as duty officer, watch relieve
    must be informed.
    2. Ballast Console (CCR) should not be left unattended while the ballast pump(s) and stripping pump
    are in use.
    3. Agreed Communication system shall be set up and know by the officer/engineers.
    4. Duty Officer in CCR must clearly inform to Bridge and OOW should report to the master/ECR after
    completion of ballast exchange operation.

         
    Checked by

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