MR STEVEN MCCALL

Any ship of 400 gross tonnage and above but less than 10,000 gross tonnage shall be fitted with oil filtering equipment complying with paragraph 6 of this regulation. Vessel is outfitted with a MEPC.107(49) oil content meter (OCM). Vessel records indicate that the content meter was last calibrated on 23AUG19 and is now past the 05 year calibration requirement outlined in MEPC.107(49). Provide record of OCM calibration prior to international voyage. MARPOL 73/78 2022 Cons. Annex 1/Reg. 14.1 Res. MEPC.107(49)

In general, compliance with the standards established by ASB will be considered as satisfactory evidence of the structural efficiency of the vessel. However, in special cases, a detailed analysis of the entire structure or some integral part may be made by the Coast Guard to determine the structural requirements. As per the Marine Safety Manual Vol. II Sec A.5, the M/V GO [name withheld] suffered a Class 1 structural failure, which has affected a main strength member to the extent that it compromises the vessel's ability to operate safely within its assigned parameters. The vessel's main strength deck has multiple cracks in the aft section in the proximity of the struts for the net supporting arms. As a result of this structural failure, the vessel owner or representative is required to: 1. Submit a Coast Guard form 2692 in accordance with 46 CFR 4.05-10. 2. Provide the OCMI, CG Marine Safety Center, and ABS with a structural failure analysis. 3. Provide the OCMI, CG Marine Safety Center, and ABS with a permanent repair proposal for consideration.

Provide proof of structural integrity and ndt reports for satisfactory test of mast and struts and all related equipment/fasteners.

Provide photos of repairs to HPU motors. Provide Masters statement of repairs and satisfactory working condition of equipment.

Swing compass and provide current compass deviation card.

Provide current HRU's for life rafts.

Establish policy / program to conduct testing within 32 hours of a marine casualty.

Renew chaffed / deteriorated fuel ines to main engines (fuel in / fuel out).

Vessel has failed to report via LRIT per 33 CFR 169.230. Request confirmation of deficiency correction to NAVCEN. Contact info: [phone withheld] or via e-mail at TIS-SMB-LRIT@ uscg.mil

No detailed specifications are provided for the duplex and triplex fuel filters, items 2 and 3. Fuel filter housings must be of all-metal construction in compliance with 46 CFR 56.10-5(c)(5) and 56.60-20(a), i.e., not heat sensitive, and suitable for the system pressure. As an alternative, the fuel filters may comply with ASTM Standard F1201, Standard Specification for Fluid Conditioner Fittings in Piping Applications Above 0°F, including the fire test of 7.2. You must resolve this issue to the satisfaction of the OCMI. Vessel has sent out materials to machine all metal strainers.

[name withheld] must contact MSD Port Canaveral after arrival in area of responsibility to conduct in service inspection to the satisfaction of MSD PC.

Subchapter I vessels are required to have two (02) firemans outfits to conduct international voyages; vessel had one (01) fire suit on board. Obtain additional fire suit and update fire and safety plan accordingly prior to international voyage. 46CFR 95.35

prove general alarm operation on the back deck of the vessel. use sound signal in the mean time with a preestablished signal that cannot be confused for somthing in the regs unitl the repair is made.