Cargo Handling and Stowage (CARGO) - CM - I

• Dry Cargoes

• Timber Deck Cargoes

• Code of safe practice for ships carrying Timber Deck Cargoes

• Requirements when loading timber

• Stowage and Lashing

• Hazards

• Action if cargo is lost overboard

• Stability information

• Rolling Period Test

• Walkways

• Visibility

• Unobstructed View From Navigating Bridge

• Heavy Lifts - Loading, Stowage and Discharge

• Load Density

• Distribution of Load

• Rigging of a heavy lift derrick

• Precautions while loading a heavy lift

• Use of Shoring

• Use of Dunnage

• Securing Heavy Lift

• Ship's Stability Considerations

• Procedures for Receiving and Delivering Cargo

• Mate's Receipts

• Bill of Lading

• Note of Protest

• Charter Patties

• Care of Cargo during Carriage

• Crushing and Chafing

• Ventilation of cargo

• Code of Safe Practice for cargo stowage and securing

• Cargo securing manual

• Rolled Steel

• Steel Coils

• Steel Plates

• Vehicles

• Cargo Plans

• Preparation of Cargo Space

• Protect Cargo Liable to Freeze

• Inspection of Lashings

• Importance of Log Book Entries

• Container Ships

• Construction

• Types of Containers

• Marking of Containers

• The Check Digit

• Bay Plans and Stack Weight

• Anti-Heeling Tanks

• Torsional Stresses

• Container handling equipment

• Lashing materials for securing containers

• Lashing and Securing

• Container Code

• Refrigerated Containers

• Car Carriers and Ro-Ro Ships

• General outline

• Precautions when working cargo

• Procedure for Lowering and Hoisting Ramps

• Bow, Stern, Side Doors and Ramps

• Opening procedure

• Closing procedure

• Stress limitations

• Procedure for setting up and stowing retractable vehicle decks

• Procedure for Opening, Closing and Securing Hull Openings

• Reefer Ships

• General Outline of Refrigeration Systems

• Refrigerated Cargo

• Precautions when loading cargo

• Preparation of Cargo Space (2)

• Care and Monitoring of Reefer Cargo

• Inspection of Cargo

• Cargo Handling Gear and Hatch Covers

• Requirements - Cargo handling gear

• Statutory requirements for lifting appliances

• Chain Register and Certificates

• Dock Safety Inspector

• Guarding Dangerous Parts of Machinery

• Maintenance of Cargo Gear

• Testing Of Lifting Appliances and Loose Gear

• Maintenance of wire ropes, blocks, shackles, hooks, sheaves, pulleys and slings

• Maintenance of Hatch Covers

• Check Weather Tightness

• Securing of Hatch Pontoons

• Side CleatsCross-Joint Wedge

• Clear Drainage Channel

• Compression Bars

• Hydraulic System

• Keeping a Watch in Port

• Appropriate and Effective Deck Watch

• LifePropertyEnvironment

• When to Call Master

• Chief Officer's Standing Orders

• Assess Reported Defects and Damage of Bulk Carriers

• Limitation on Strength of Parts on a Ship

• Consider Bending Movements and Shear Forces

• Common DamageDefects on a Bulk Carrier

• Cracks Generally Found Transverse Bulkhead

• Detrimental effects of Corrosionfatigue and inadequate cargo handling

• Dangerous, Hazardous and Harmful Cargoes

• Dangerous goods in packages

• SOLAS Ch. VII

• IMDG Code

• Principles of IMDG Code

• Definitions

• Classification of IMDG Cargo

• Dangerous Goods List

• Limited quantities

• Excepted quantities

• Index of substances

• Labelling and marking of packages

• Placarding

• Segregation of Dangerous goods

• Segregation Table

• Segregation in Breakbulk Cargo

• Segregation in Container Ships

• Segregation in Roro Ships

• Segregation of Bulk Cargo

• MFAG

• Ems

• Safe use of pesticides

• MARPOL Annex III

• Dangerous Cargo Manifest

• Document of Compliance

• Shipper's declaration of Dangerous Goods

• Precautions When Handling Dangerous Goods

• Inspections

• Solid bulk cargoes

• IMSBC code

• Main hazards with shipment of bulk solids

• Precautions to betaken

• Tests for angle of repose and flow moisture point

• Safety measures for bulk carriers - Chapter XII of SOLAS Convention

• Bulk Carrier Loading and UnLoading (BLU Code)

• Precautions Prior Entering Cargo Holds

• Hold Cleaning

• Documentation Prior Loading

• Maximum Allowable Weight

• Block Loading

• Common Structural Rules (CSR)

• Information Exchanged between the ship and the terminal

• Check List - Ship-Shore Safety

• Loading Manual

• Grain Cargoes

• SOLAS Ch VI

• IMO Grain code

• Document of Authorisation

• Grain Loading Stability Booklet

• Grain Heeling Moments

• Grains Stability Criteria

• Securing Free Grain

• Use of Shifting Boards

• Preparations of Holds for the Carriage of Grain

• Insect or rodent infestation

• Stability Calculation

• Safe Deck Watch

• Oil Tankers

• General Knowledge of Oil Tankers

• Terms and Definitions

• Tanker Arrangements

• Segregated ballast

• Clean ballast

• Dirty ballast

• Cargo Piping Systems

• Cargo Pumps

• Flammability Diagram

• ISGOTT

• Shipshore liaison

• Oil Tanker Operations

• General precautions

• Loading and discharging operations

• Hooking up of cargo hose, loading arms, and grounding-strap

• Grounding Strap

• Loading operations

• Discharging operations

• Cargo Measurement Systems

• Temperature and Volume Corrections

• Cargo Calculation Procedures

• Working with API Gravity at 60 deg F

• Working with Density at 15 deg C in air

• Cargo heating System

• Ballasting and deballasting

• Tank Cleaning

• Slop-tank operation

• Purging and gas freeing

• Cargo Sampling

• Gas Measuring Instruments

• O2 Analyser

• Explosimeter

• Tankscope

• Draeger Instrument

• Inert Gas Systems

• Inert gas system and its components

• Deck Seal unit

• PV Valve

• pv Breaker

• Operations

• Crude Oil Washing

• COW system and its components

• Operations (2)

• Sludge and Sediment management

• MARPOL 197378

• MARPOL Annexes

• Chemical Tankers

• Dedicated or parcel trades

• IMO conventions covering the carriage of chemicals in bulk

• SOLAS Ch VII

• MARPOL Annex 11

• Categorization of Noxious Liquid Substances

• Terminology for Tankers Carrying Chemicals

• Types of Chemical Tankers

• IBC and BCH Codes

• Categories of Cargo

• Hazards associated with chemical cargoes

• Types of Tank Coatings

• P and A Manual

• Equipment for evaluation of Tank Atmosphere

• Pre-Arrival Check List

• Types of Tanks

• Tank Arrangements with piping

• Deepwell Pump

• Chemical Tanker Operations

• Cargo Planning

• Cargo considerations

• Voyage planning and stowage guidelines

• Cargo information

• Cargo Sampling (2)

• Preparations for Loading

• Procedures for Loading

• Precautions during loading

• Loading different cargoes and care during loading

• Cargo Measurements and Calculation

• Cargo Conditioning during transport

• Use of Nitrogen for cargo conditioning

• Discharging Plans and Procedures

• Discharging, Stripping and pre-wash operations with NLS

• Ballasting and deballasting (2)

• Tank Cleaning in chemical tankers

• Phases in tank cleaning operations

• Tank cleaning methods - Chemical Tankers

• Final Cleaning for Noxious Liquid Cargo

• Tank Cleaning - Good Practices

• Use of fixed or portable tank washing machines

• Hazards in Tank Cleaning

• Use of Slop Tanks

• Cycle of a Tank Washing system

• Annex 11 of MARPOL convention

• Tank Cleaning for Inert and Non Inert Tanks

• Precautions for Tank Cleaning Operations

• Tank cleaning standards

• Intertanko standards

• Gas-freeing of cargo tanks

• Cargo Tank Ventilation systems

• Test for Cleanliness

• Wall Wash Inspection of Tanks

• Gas tankers

• Gas Tanker Terminologies

• Ship Survival Capability

• Design for Survival Capability

• SOLAS Ch. VII (2)

• SIGTTO

• LNG, LPG, LEG and Chemical Gases

• IGC code

• Certificate of Fitness

• Ship Arrangements and Principle of Design

• Liquefied Gas Tanker Layout and Plans

• General Arrangement Plans

• Various Types of Ships

• Fully pressurised ships

• Semi-pressurised ships

• Ethylene Carriers

• Fully Refrigerated ships

• LNG Carriers

• Various Types of Tanks

• IMO Type A

• IMO Type B

• IMO Type C

• Membrane Type

• Re-Liquefaction Plant

• Deepwell Pump (2)

• Pre-arrival Checklist

• Cargo Operations in Gas Tankers

• Information required before loading

• Preparations for loading (2)

• Evacuating

• Drying

• Pressurizing

• Inerting

• Gassing-up and Purging Cargo Tanks

• Cooling Down Cargo Tanks

• Cargo Loading Operations

• Procedures for preparation for loadingunloading

• Loading Cargo Tanks

• Cargo Discharging Operations

• Loaded Voyage

• Boil-off Management

• Cargo Tank Pressure and level control

• Prevention of Sloshing

• Ballast Passage

• Ballasting System

• Cold Maintenance during a Ballast Voyage

• Cargo Tanks Pressure and Level Control

• Prevention of Sloshing

• Cargo Measurement and Calculation

• Boil - off and Heel

• Cargo Measurement Principles

• Cargo Calculation Methods

• Moss Carriers

• Hazards with cargo operations with gas tankers

• Pumping Systems

• Centrifugal cargo pumps

• Reciprocating Pump

• Framo Pump

• Portable FRAMO Pump

• Eductors

• Pump Operation

• Pump Characteristics

• Fumigating Holds

• Reasons for Controlling Pests

• International Health Regulations

• Precautions when vessel is fumigated

• Local Infestation

• Man Entry After Fumigation

• Vulnerable areas on ships requiring particular attention

• Permission to be obtained from Port State administration prior fumigation

• Fumigation information which should be supplied to the Master

• Cargo Calculations

• Draft Survey

• Cargo Loadeddischarged

• Cargo calculations (2)

• Calculating Cargo

• Use of ASTM Tables Density 1 5 degree c

• Use Wedge Formula Only

• Use of Stability and Trim Diagrams