SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL LOG BOOK

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1 SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL LOG BOOK DRILLS, TRAINING, TESTS, MAINTENANCE Vessel Name U.S. Coast Guard Sector Baltimore 2401 Hawkins Point Road Baltimore, MD (410) /2553 fax 24

2 Small Passenger Vessel Operators: Notes Record keeping is a good marine practice, and more importantly, it is required by law/regulation. The Owner/Operator/Master remains responsible to ensure all information is correct and properly filled out and is the overall responsible party for the vessel. This log book is a tool to ensure drills, training, tests and maintenance are properly logged and to streamline the Inspection process. Use of this logbook is not a guarantee against penalty or enforcement action. Regulation: 46 CFR (f) (Abandon ship and MOB) 46 CFR (d) (Fire fighting drills) 46 CFR (d) Survival craft maintenance) 46 CFR (c) (E.P.I.R.B. Test) 33 CFR (Garbage log) 2 23

3 Notes EPIRB MONTHLY TEST LOG 46 CFR & 46 CFR (c) NOAA Registration number: Hydrostatic release expires: Battery Expires: Tested: 22 3

4 FIRE PROTECTION Notes FIXED GAS FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (CO 2 ): 46 CFR (a) At each initial and subsequent inspection for certification the owner or managing operator shall be prepared to conduct tests and have the vessel ready for inspection of its fire protection equipment. 46 CFR Table (b) Weigh Cylinders, Recharge if weight loss exceeds 10% of charge. Test time delays, alarms, and ventilation shutdowns as stated in the manufacturers instruction manual. Inspect hoses and nozzles to be sure they are clean. 46 CFR (b)(2) and 46 CFR Carbon dioxide cylinders forming part of fixed gas fire extinguishing system must be retested (hydrostatically tested) every 12 years. If discharged, must be retested before being refilled. Flexible connections must be retested at the same time as the cylinders. PRE-ENGINEERED (FIREBOY): NVIC 3-95 Check pressure gauge every 6 months. Weigh cylinders once per year. Visual external inspection every 5 years by trained steel cylinder inspectors. Flex loops, hoses, and attachments shall be inspected in accordance with NFPA 12A 6.3 every 5 years. Location: Inspection Type (Pressure, Cylinder Weight, Flex Loops) Date/Initial Pressure/Weight Measurement 4 21

5 FIRST AID KIT 46 CFR Date inspected: Expiration: Aspirin: Iodine: Ammonia Inhalant: Eye wash: CONTENTS REQUIRED Item: # per pkg # of pkgs Bandage compress Bandage compress W/P adhesive compress Triangular Bandage Eye Dressing pkt 3 1 Bandage, gauze 2 x 6 yds 2 1 Tourniquet, forcep, scissor 1,1,1 1 Safety pins 12 1 Wire splint 1 1 Ammonia Inhalants 10 1 Iodine applicators 10 1 Aspirin (caffeine cmpd) (vials of 20)5 1 Sterile Gauze 3 x FIRE PROTECTION (CONTINUED) PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: 46 CFR (b)(1): The owner, managing operator or qualified servicing facility as applicable shall conduct the following inspections and tests.: For portable fire extinguishers, the inspections, maintenance procedures and hydrostatic pressure tests and frequency are required by NFPA 10 Ch. 7. NFPA INSPECTION FREQUENCY : Fire extinguishers shall be inspected either manually or by means of an electronic monitoring device/system at a minimum of 30-day intervals. NFPA PROCEDURES Periodic inspection or electronic monitoring of fire extinguishers shall include a check of at least the following items: location in designated place; no obstruction to access visibility; pressure gauge reading or indicator in the operable range or position; fullness determined by weighing or hefting for self expelling-type extinguishers; cartridge-operated extinguishers; indicator for non rechargeable extinguishers using push-to-test pressure indicators. Inspection Date/Initial Inspection Date/Initial January July February August March September April May October November June December 20 Type: Portable F/E#: Location: 5 Maintenance

6 FIRE PROTECTION (CONTINUED) Inspection Date/Initial Inspection Date/Initial January July February August March September April May Type: Portable F/E#: Location: Type: Portable F/E#: Location: October November June December Maintenance Inspection Date/Initial Inspection Date/Initial January July February August March September April May October November June December Maintenance 6 Lifejackets (PFD s) Inspected by: Date of inspection: Type: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Light/Whistle: Y N Properly Stowed: Y N Condition: New Good Serviceable Poor Life ring Inspected by: Date of inspection: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Line attached: Y N Float Light w/detachable lanyard operable: Y N Light Battery expiration date: ************************************************************ Lifejackets (PFD s) Inspected by: Date of inspection: Type: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Light/Whistle: Y N Properly Stowed: Y N Condition: New Good Serviceable Poor Life ring Inspected by: Date of inspection: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Line attached: Y N Float Light w/detachable lanyard operable: Y N Light Battery expiration date: 19

7 LIFESAVING APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE: Type: L/R IBA L/F B/A Serial Number: Capacity: Float Free Device: HRU None (circle one) HRU Expiration Date: Painter & Weak link installed: Date Serviced: Serviced By: Inspected By: Next Inspection Due: RING BOUYS AND LIFE JACKETS (as needed) Lifejackets (PFD s) Inspected by: Date of inspection: Type: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Light/Whistle: Y N Properly Stowed: Y N Condition: New Good Serviceable Poor Life ring Inspected by: Date of inspection: Number: Properly marked: Y N Retro reflective material: Y N Line attached: Y N Float Light w/detachable lanyard operable: Y N Light Battery expiration date: 18 FIRE PROTECTION (CONTINUED) Inspection Date/Initial Inspection Date/Initial January July February August March September April May October November June December Type: Portable F/E#: Location: Maintenance Inspection Date/Initial Inspection Date/Initial January July February August March September April May Type: Portable F/E#: Location: October November June December 7 Maintenance

8 DRUG TESTING PROGRAM 46 CFR 16 Program Administered by: Crewmember names Date entered program DRILL LOG 8 17

9 DRILL LOG DISTRESS SIGNALS (Flares) Required 46 CFR Expiration Date(s): Red (Hand): Orange (Smoke): MARINE SANITATION DEVICE (TOILET) 33 CFR 159.7(c)(1)(2)(3) Holding tank Y-valves must be secured within 3 nautical miles of shore. MSD Type III. Secured Defined (1) Closing each valve leading to an overboard discharge and removing the handle. (2) Padlocking each valve leading to an overboard discharge in the closed position. (3) Using a non releasable wire tie to hold each valve leading to an overboard discharge in the closed position. 16 9

10 ABANDON SHIP DRILLS (Every 3 months) DRILL LOG Name : 10 15

11 DRILL LOG FIRE FIGHTING DRILLS (Sufficient for Route and Service) Name : 14 11

12 MAN OVERBOARD DRILLS (Every 3 months) DRILL LOG Name : 12 13

SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL LOG BOOK

SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL LOG BOOK DRILLS, TRAINING, TESTS, MAINTENANCE, GARBAGE, RADIO Vessel Name Official Number Country of Registry 24 Small passenger vessel operators: Notes As you already know, record