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Subject
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Machinist
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Refrigerating
Engineer
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Fireman/
Watertender
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Oiler
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Electrician
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Junior Engineer
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Deck Engineer
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1. Application, maintenance, and
use of hand tools and measuring instruments. |
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2. Uses of babbitt,
copper, brass, steel, and other metals.
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3. Methods of
measuring pipe, pipe fittings, sheet metal, machine bolts and nuts,
packing, etc.
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4. Operation
and maintenance of mechanical remote control equipment.
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5. Precautions
to be taken for the prevention of fire and the proper use of firefighting
equipment.
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6. Principles
of mechanical refrigeration; and functions, operation, and maintenance
of various machines and parts of the systems.
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7. Knowledge
of piping systems as used in ammonia, freon, and CO2, including
testing for leaks, operation of bypasses, and making up of
joints.
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8. Safety precautions
to be observed in the operation of various refrigerating systems,
including storage of refrigerants, and the use of gas masks and
firefighting equipment.
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9. Combustion
of fuels, proper temperature, pressures, and atomization
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10. Operation
of the fuel oil system on oil burning boilers, including the transfer
and storage of fuel oil
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11. Hazards
involved and the precautions taken against accumulation of oil in
furnaces, bilges, floorplates, and tank tops; flarebacks, leaks
in fuel oil heaters, clogged strainers and burner tips.
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12. Precautions
necessary when filling empty boilers, starting up the fuel oil burning
system, and raising steam from a cold boiler.
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13. The function,
operation, and maintenance of the various engineroom auxiliaries.
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14. Proper operation
of the various types of lubricating systems.
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15. Safety precautions
to be observed in connection with the operation of engineroom auxiliaries,
electrical machinery, and switchboard equipment.
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16. The function,
operation, and maintenance of the bilge, ballast, fire, freshwater,
sanitary, and lubricating systems.
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17. Proper care
of spare machine parts and idle equipment.
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18. The procedure
in preparing a turbine, reciprocating, or Diesel engine for standby;
also the procedure in securing.
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19. Operation
and maintenance of the equipment necessary for the supply of water
to boilers, the dangers of high and low water and remedial action.
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20. Operation,
location, and maintenance of the various boiler fittings and accessories.
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21. The practical
application and solution of basic electrical calculations (Ohm's
law, power formula, etc.)
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22. Electrical
wiring circuits of the various two-wire and three-wire D.C. systems
and the various single-phase and polyphase A.C. systems.
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23. Application
and characteristics of parallel and series circuits.
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24. Application
and maintenance of electrical meters and instruments.
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25. The maintenance
and installation of lighting and power wiring involving testing
for, locating and correcting grounds, short circuits and open circuits,
and making splices.
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26. The operation
and maintenance of the various types of generators and motors, both
A.C. and D.C
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27. Operation,
installation, and maintenance of the various types of electrical
controls and safety devices.
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28. Testing
and maintenance of special electrical equipment, such as telegraphs,
telephones, alarm systems, fire-detecting systems, and rudder angle
indicators.
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29. Rules and
Regulations and requirements for installation, repair, and maintenance
of electrical wiring and equipment installed aboard ships.
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29a. Pollution
laws and regulations, procedures for discharge containment and cleanup,
and methods for disposal of sludge and waste from cargo and fueling
operations.
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30. Such further
examination of a nonmathematical character as the Officer in Charge,
Marine Inspection, may consider necessary to establish the applicant's
proficiency.
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