Reference no: EM133966944 , Length: Word Count:2000
Question: You work for a company that is responsible for the management of seven motor tankers which are approaching being 14 years old. They were built as some of the first "double hulled" refined product oil carriers fitted with an Inert gas system and deep-well pumps.
Their next dry docking/survey cycle is being planned and you have been asked, as a senior employee in the engineering department of the company, to write a report discussing the following:
The problems associated with, and the most efficient use of, a multicultural workforce before and during the dry docking/survey. This should include consideration of the various tasks the shipboard staff could be used for during the voyage before the dry docking, and what management issues you would expect to have to overcome.
How the vessels will be required to meet the latest environmental legislation relating to ballast water, hull coatings and efficiency gains. This should include the value of recording operating temperatures and pressures of all the different engine operating parameters to ensure the efficient operation of the plant before and after the docking. Get dependable, budget-friendly assignment help-starting today!
The different surveyors that will need to be used for the various survey tasks required of the machinery plant, including how the on-board engineering team might assist to ensure that the process is safe, and as cost-effective as possible.
Preparations and checks required prior to flood-up of the dock and the restarting of the plant.
Any EMS procedures and documentation required prior to return to service.
NOTE: The word length for this assignment is 2,000 words (4-/- 10%). This excludes the contents page, references/bibliography and any annex/appendices. If your work is outside of this word length it may be returned to you for improvement and resubmission.
You must include a suitable introduction, main body of discussion and then conclusion to your report, followed by a bibliography. The report must have a structure of headings and subheadings, and you need to ensure that all the sources and references you use are properly acknowledged-see the Academic Course Handbook for further information about how to reference the sources you use in the Harvard referencing style.
It is expected that your answer will be well written, accurate and consistent in approach and style. This means that you need to plan your approach and the structure of the content before you start writing. Your answer should demonstrate that you have a good knowledge and understanding of the subject matter, and your discussion and arguments should be logical and well presented. It is expected that the marker will see evidence of your research skills, knowledge gained, relevance, analytical ability, referencing and presentation skills. The overall presentation is expected to be to a high professional standard.
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