USNS EFFECTIVE

All mechanically propelled vessels of 1,600 gross tons and over in ocean or coastwise service must be fitted with a marine radar system for surface navigation. Vessel's X-band and S-band radars were inoperable at the time of inspection due to water intrusion into exterior control unit. 46 CFR 96.25-1

Test procedure documents must be in a step-by-step or checkoff list format. Each test instruction must specify equipment status, apparatus necessary to perform the tests, safety precautions, safety control and alarm setpoints, the procedure to be followed, and the expected test result. Periodic safety test procedure (PSTP) for Main Diesel Engine Jacket Water High Temp Alarm was unable to be performed as per written procedure due to prior modification to engines. 46 CFR 61.40-10 Extended to 24OCT2026.

Each inflated rescue boat must be repaired and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Starboard side grab line attachments have started losing adhesion to inflated hull. 46 CFR 199.190(g)(4)

The design and arrangement of electric apparatus must afford accessibility to each part as needed to facilitate proper inspection, adjustment, maintenance, or replacement. Stored goods were situated in front of HVAC Feeder Ckt 15-8 P401, preventing access to control unit. 46 CFR 111.01-7

During and after any survey made by the assigning and issuing authority, those items, fittings, etc., which are found to be in an unsatisfactory condition by the surveyor shall be repaired or renewed in order to place the vessel in a satisfactory condition. Void below engineering office is being used for additional storage, but normal arrangement with temporary lighting and grated cover precluded the required closure of scuttle 2-31-2 to comply with load line requirements. 46 CFR 42.09-45

The condition of the ship shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all aspects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Crack and hole identified in the 74 Tank sounding tube during pressure test. 74SOLAS(2024)I/11a

Non-conducting deck coverings, such as non-conducting mats or gratings, suitable for the specific switchboard voltage must be installed for personnel protection at the front and rear of the switchboard and must extend the entire length of, and be of sufficient width to suit, the operating space. Attending MI's noted that existing matting was not providing adequate protection from the switchboard, nor displayed the type approval for this application. Provide a replacement rated for the maximum voltage output of on board systems that is approved for such applications.

Remote alarms. All ECC alarms required by this part must be extended to the engineer's accommodations. Other than fire or flooding this my be accomplished by summarized visual displays. In order to restore PUMS on board the vessel the following must occur. 1. Provide a watch call alarm station in the officers mess near the galley location. On board staterooms were verified on 24 March 2025, however it was noted that the relocation of the Officers mess where the licensed engineers eat is missing a alarm panel display. 2. Complete a trial period to verify the effectiveness and the reliability of bilge arrangement trans alteration that was completed in October of 2024.

During servicing of the steering system it was noted that the port canard was 5 degress difference from the actual rudder position from the bridge rudder angle indicator. ABS Class has issued a finding number and giving the vessel 30 days to correct the issue. The vessel has devleoped a work around procedure and the system is still fully in tact with excpetion to one RAI. No CG 835 was issued as Class is acting on USCG's behalf.

Means shall be provided to control leaks and restrict ignition of combustible materials. MIs noted substantial hydraulic oil leaks for port and starboard anchor windlass HPUs. Leaks shall be cleaned and contained prior to departure. Chief Engineer reported damaged internal O'rings and ship worklist request (SWFL) for the parts over 3 months ago after MIs noted the leaks. SWFL to be submitted to local OCMI and expedited order by company for HPUs to be serviced within 30 days.

STCW engineering officer endorsements are required due to vessel's tonnage (>200GT) and route (Oceans Unlimited). 2AE did not have STCW Officer In Charge Engineering Watch (OICEW) endorsement on MMC. Mariner to submit STCW OICEW endorsement application to USCG NMC within 14 days. Vessel is a gov't vsl & exempt from PSC.

Penetrations of fire rated boundaries shall be kept in good order and maintained to meet appropriate structural fire protection rating. MIs noted improper cabling penetration in the following areas: 1. Improper multi cable transit (MCT) in way of MG Set #1 controls - mixed approval types in a single penetration 2. Improper MCT rocksblock installation in way of AMR forward bulkhead - blocks need to be rebuilt for satisfactory cable size Satisfactory repairs and verification due w/in 30 days.

For vessel having internal combustions engine arranged for air starting, ther are to be two or more air compressors. Vessel Captain reported that start air compressors were not producing the vessels required air presurre. Further investigation and troubleshooting by ships force found thatthe low pressure piston and liner wer badly worn/scored. 46 CFR 62.35-35 ABS SVR 4-2-1 08DEC2023: Modified and extended to 29FEB2024 VRA, ABS verified partial repairs.

Iaw 46 USC 8104(d) - 3 watch system required with max work time of 8 hours. Chief Engineer and 1AE are working 12+ hours a day and splitting a two watch rotation. 1AE openly stated that he was violating STCW work rest hours but was told by the Captain what to write in the reports to not exceed allowances (NMT 13 hours per day). Both engineers stated there is a huge safety concern with lack of rest and missing 2AE and 3AE for over 6 weeks and ongoing. During investigation, 1AE accidentally blacked out the ship by tripping on-line generator breaker - directly related to fatigue and lack of awareness. 46 CFR 15.1111 (e)

Automation systems must perform assigned tasks continuously for the detection of unsafe conditions and not be interrupted from monitoring. During inspection of bilge alarms by OEM for vital system automation, it was uncovered that the system had been rewired to bypass the alarms and trick the system to not alarm. This was across multiple bilge alarms and noted to be a deliberate modification (unauthorized by crew). Weekly bilge alarm testing required, questionable documentation as unsure of timeline for modifications. 46 CFR 62.25(b)

Service pumps shall be fitted with remote controls and protected against tampering. Report from 1AE yielded that power controls from ASW motor controller had been modified to remove electrical safety trips (breaker installed backwards to fail closed and consistently energize controls) - deliberate modification to bypass safety. Satisfactory repairs and further investigation required for additional unauthorized system modifications. 46 CFR 58.01-25

Vital systems that are automatically or remotely controlled must be provided with an effective primary control, and safety control system to ensure adequate and effective operation of the systems. 140+ inhibited alarms, reduced to 40+ by system grooming and engineers but still an active issue (includes ballast system valve actuators and remote controls disabled, FO tank level indicators faulty (manual soundings required, ASW remote pump controls disabled, LO pumps remote controls disabled). 46 CFR 62.25 (a)

The following fire protection systems shall be kept in good order so as to ensure their required performance if a fire occurs fire detection and fire alarms systems. Attending IO/MI noted that the Fire Detection panned located in the ECC had numerous active inhibited alarms in addition to active faults preventing the system from operating correctly leaving the ship vulnerable to rapid fire growth. 74SOLAS(2014) II-2/14.2.1.1.2

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Starboard ASW motor controller switch has been gutted and removed and is currently being turned on by the knife switch. This alteration was not authorized or approved. Restore to original configuration. 74 SOLAS (2020) I/11(a)

The company should establish and maintain procedures to control all documents and data which are relevant to the SMS. The onboard maintenance system “SAMMS” has been inoperable for task direction and tacking for the past 9 months. The company has provided a stand alone laptop, which intermittently works and is only available with signal at the pier. 74SOLAS(2020)IX/3.1 ISM Code (2018) 11.1

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Attending IO/MI noted that when entering the starboard ASW pump room there was evident smell of burning electrical components. Further investigation identified that the No.2 ASW pump has a wasted mechanical seal, and the pump is running 10-15 degrees hotter than the adjacent pump verified with a thermal gun. This imminent failure could be further confirmed had the Vibration analysis equipment required to onboard been utilized to compare base readings to compare base readings to current conditions. Replace pump with suitable “In Kind” selection prior to fire or failure. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. ASW system pressure is substandard preventing operation of the full engineering plant. MI’s noted that one of the ASW check valves that had been removed had the stopping flap removed from it. All system valves shall be restored to originally designed components. 74 SOLAS (2020) I/11(a)

The main steering gear and rudder stock shall be capable of putting the rudder over from 35 degrees on one side to 30 degrees on the other side with the ship at its deepest seagoing draft and running ahead at maximum ahead service speed in not more than 28 seconds. It was disclosed to attending MI that the Steering canards have a delayed response when in FU and NFU modes. 74SOLAS(2020)II-1/29.3.2

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Fuel oil tank level indicators are inoperable and manual soundings are being conducted daily. Restore all required TLI’s to fully operational. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Bilge alarms are inoperable or have been modified from original configuration, attending IO/MI’s noted that the bilge alarm located in the MSD compartment was sitting on the deck grate and disconnected and improperly mounted. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Port ASW pump has faulty remote controls impacting vital system automation and local function only. Additional loads on ASW pumps have impacted system availability and increased demands for maintenance. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Motor controlled valves for both the fuel transfer manifold and ballast systems are working intermittently or not at all. Restore all remote operated valves for these system to full operations. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Two of the three onboard chiller units for the air condition system are currently inoperable. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

The following fire protection systems shall be kept in good order so as to ensure their required performance if a fire occurs structural fire protection including fire resisting divisions, and protection of openings and penetrations in these divisions Self closing fire door leaving the engine room was broken. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

Piping systems shall be examined under working conditions as required by the marine inspector. Bilge system - issues with system piping and suction - crew has been using portable pumps in voids/confined spaces. Conduct satisfactory suction tests w/ MI witness of deep well spaces & bilge collection pockets. 46 CFR 61.15-15

The safety management system should provide for specific measures aimed at promoting the reliability of such equipment or systems. The onboard testing for fuel oil dilution and vibration analysis have been inhibited by broken or inoperable testing equipment. Attending MI/IO noted that visage or falling ball lube oil viscosity tests for fuel oil dilution were unable to be complete due to broken test units and additionally the vibration analysis testing tool was also inoperable. 74SOLAS(2020)IX/3.1 ISM CODE 10.3

The condition of the ship and its equipment shall be maintained to conform with the provisions of the present regulations to ensure that the ship in all respects will remain fit to proceed to sea without danger to the ship or persons on board. Attending [name withheld] a leaky relief valve on the ships service air receivers. 74SOLAS(2020)I/11(a)

A nonmetallic expansion joint must be replaced 10 years after it has been placed into service if it is located in a system which penetrates the side of the vessel and both the penetration and the nonmetallic expansion joint are located below the deepest load waterline. Vessel needs to establish a tracking and replacement program for all expansion joints located below the water line. Attending MI noted numerous nonmetallic piping installations located in the ASW pump rooms in addition to additional machinery spaces. 46 CFR61.15-12 (b)

ISM Code requirements were not met onboard and multiple violations observed: 6.2.1 - The company shall ensure that each ship is manned with qualified seafarers iaw national and international requirements. The ship has been without a 2AE and 3AE for over 6 weeks and not in compliance with STCW work rest hours for licensed engineering officers. 7 - Company shall establish procedures, plans and instructions for key shipboard operations concerning the safety of the personnel, ship and protection of the environment. No record book entries or concise instructions from engineering department with logging sewage discarges/transfers to retention barges. No instructions available for transfer procedures or pollution prevention instructions. 9.1 - The safety management system should include procedures ensuring that non-conformities, accidents, and hazardous situations are reported to the company, investigated, and analyzed with the objective of improving safety and pollution preventions. Ship received reports from the chief engineer o/a 16JUN2023 concerning the potential discharge of raw sewage while at the pier due to failures within the MSD system for treatment. No further report was made to the local OCMI or MSC until 12SEP2023 via whistleblower. Reports were submitted to company DPA but little action were taken for prompt and thorough investigation by operator. 10.1 - The company should establish procedures to ensure that the ship is maintained in conformity with the relevant rules and regulations. Ship had several unauthorized modifications to safety systems and engineering equipment (MSD, Bilge alarms, salt water cooling pumps) that were uncovered by OEMs during technical support and servicing. Technicians were unable to determine length of time that systems were modified and safeties disabled. 10.3 - The company should identify equipment and technical systems the sudden operational failure of which may result in hazardous situations. These measures should include the regular testing of equipment. Several items were noted in direct contrast to this requirement: 1. During inspection of bilge alarms by OEM for vital system automation, it was uncovered that the system had been rewired to bypass the alarms and trick the system to not alarm. This was across multiple bilge alarms and noted to be a deliberate modification (unauthorized by crew). Weekly bilge alarm testing required, questionable documentation as unsure of timeline for modifications. 2. Attending IO/MI noted that the Fire Detection panned located in the ECC had numerous active inhibited alarms in addition to active faults preventing the system from operating correctly leaving the ship vulnerable to rapid fire growth. None of the crew could state how long the alarm had been active or sounding. 12.3 - The company should periodically evaluate the effectiveness of the SMS. Multitude of SMS failures observed onboard w/ little to no internal documentation.

Deficiency #21 Continued: ABS intermediate audit conducted 12/13JUL2023 in Yokohama, JP. External audit required for further oversight into the following areas: 1. ISM Code (2018) 6 - Manning 2. ISM Code (2018) 7 - Shipboard operations directly related to engineering inspections and SMS required testing for safety systems. 3. ISM Code (2018) 9 - NC, incident investigation, corrective & preventative actions. 4. ISM Code (2018) 10 - Engineering maintenance, monitoring & measurement. 74SOLAS(2020)IX/3.1 ISM Code (2018) 6.2.1 ISM Code (2018) 7 ISM Code (2018) 9.1 ISM Code (2018) 10.1 ISM Code (2018) 10.3 ISM Code (2018) 12.3

It shall be the duty of the owner, master, or person in charge to see that the vessel's firefighting equipment is at all times ready for use and that all such equipment required is maintained. Vessel Master reported an intermittent fire alarm fault. 46 CFR 95.05-1 (a) 46 CFR 76.27-5 (b)

All ships of 300 gross tonnage and upwards... be fitted with speed and distance measuring device, or other means, to indicate speed and distance through water. Vessel Master reported intermittent failure of the doppler speed log. 1974 SOLAS (2014) Reg. V/2.3.4

Exhaust system piping and components shall be independently supported to minimize failure from vibration, shock, expansion and contraction. Found #4 MDG exhaust support broken. 46CFR 58.03-1 ABYC P-1-1.5.6 50c

Fire detecting systems must be installed in the locations indicated by Table 76.05-1(a). Found INOP smoke detector in STBD Motor room. 46CFR95.05, 76.05-1

Liferafts must be arranged for float-free launching. Port/STBD liferaft station strap setup for center raft is dependent of outboard raft hydrostatic release for float-free launching. 46CFR199.130 10c

The exhaust system shall be gas-tight to the hull interior. Found #4 MDG exhaust piping joint separated and leaking into the space. 46CFR 58.03-1, ABYC P-1-1.5.1 10c

Bolts and studs must extend completely through the nuts. Loose bolts were found on Port Steering ram attachment. Torque bolts to OEM specifications. 46 CFR 56.25-20 10c

Lifesaving appliance must be in working order and ready for immediate use. Found FRB unable to start. Corroded connection lead to fuse failure. 46CFR199.70 10c

During operational test of oily water separator (OWS), unit could not produce effluent under 15 ppm. Prove proper operation of OWS prior to use.

Make temporary repairs IAW RO standards, submit repair proposal and effect repairs for cracked bulkhead IWO door frame in space above stbd pump room.

Correct rudder angle helm/actual differential for both steering gear units to alarm within 5 degrees difference.

Investigate and remove jumpers inside "Emergency shutdown relay panel" inside ECR.

here the emergency source of electrical power is an accumulator battery, it shall be capable of carrying the emergency electrical load without recharging while maintaining the voltage of the battery throughout the discharge period within 12% above or below the nominal voltage. Primary source of EDG starting, accumulator batteries are inoperable and EDG cannot start. Replace/repair primary source of EDG starting source prior to departure of current port.

Make permanant repairs to the fast respinse boat ignition swith.

Fast rescue boat (FRB) propulsion shaft bearing failed, limiting the top speed of the FRB. Repair or replace thrust bearing.

Crack was discovered on a longitudinal weld seam on bulkhead 166, lower inboard longitudinal, forward of the port steering gear room. Make permanent repairs IAW ABS steel repair procedures to the satisfaction of the attending USCG Marine Inspector or ABS Marine Surveyor.

Rescue boat davit hydraulic ram leaks excessively. Replace or make permanent repairs IAW manufacturers recommended repair procedures to the satisfaction of the attending USCG Marine Inspector.

Replace running lights showing faults on the navigation panel.

Stbd rudder angle indicator on stbd bridge wing is inop and needs replacement.

Post placards for both new davit launching life raft systems showing launching procedures.

All weather deck scuttles should open and close freely.

Replace wasted pilot ladder shackle.

Paint locker exterior light switch need to be replaced.

Port bridge repeater reads different from main heading inside pilothouse.

Stencil new Halon/CO2 release pull station for HPU/Array room located on fantail.

Replace missing wingnuts on weatherdeck for several ventilation closures.

Conduct operational test of OWS in port pump room (tank was empty).

Conduct operational test of OWS in stbd pump room (solenoid valve on order).

Ensure all life raft painter lines are secured to the weak links.

Ensure stuffing tubes are replaced for steering oumps in both steering rooms.

New installation of davit-launch liferafts requires an inspection of lifesaving arrangements for certification that includes proper condition and operation of survival craft launching appliances. Complete 10 percent overload test in the presence of ABS or USCG.

New installation of davit-launch liferafts requires an on-load release hook test. Complete required tests in the presence of ABS or USCG. Towing strain test required by LSA Part 2, Regulation 6.2.7 can be delayed until a test liferaft is made available.

New installation of davit-launch liferafts requires an inspection of lifesaving arrangements for certification that includes proper condition and operation of survival craft launching appliances. Complete abandonship drill, launching a davit-launch raft of comparable size and capacity in the presence of USCG.

While onboard, discovered four locations on upper deck, aft of the engineroom casing stack space that showed signs of buckling, temporary repairs, and doublers installed to cover cracks in the superstructure. Make proper permanent repairs to the satisfaction of the attending USCG inspector.

New installation of davit-launch liferafts installation and steel structure modification requires approved plans be submitted to ABS and USCG. Provide approved plans to the attending marine inspector.

New installation davit-launch launching appliances must be Coast Guard approved. Provide Coast Guard Approval Certificate for the launching appliances to the attending marine inspector.

Towing strain test required by LSA Part 2, Regulation 6.2.7 can be delayed until a test liferaft is made available.

EDG tripped off-line during a 2-hour load test. Must be repaired to the satisfaction of Class and USCG prior to departure. SOLAS 2004 Cons. II-I/44.2

Provide repair proposal for existing cracks located at Frame 90, starboard side entrance to Pump Room.

Provide repair proposal for existing crack located on the deck on the 01 level, Frame 74.

Make proper repairs to the ships horn. Ensure temporary horn is readily accessible at all times.

Make repairs to leaking ship service air reducer to control air system IWO cracked housing.

Update requirements for all personnel identified on the abandon ship muster checklist.

Post life-raft launching instructions in the immediate vicinity of the abandon ship muster area.

Make permanent repairs to the rescue boat winch control system at the operating station.

Make permanent repairs to the Marine Santitation Device (MSD).

Make permanent repairs to the potable water pipe located in void space 4-124-1. Damaged from earlier event due to a marine casualty.

Found two oily water holding tanks on the IOPP SOVC that may not be identified in the proper section. ABS to determine if tanks are either required equioment for controlling oil discharge from machinery spaces or are a means of retention and disposal of oil residues.

Properly label "General Alarm - go to your station" at General Alarm located on the fantail.

Make permanent repairs to the fuel leak located on #4 SSDG at the fuel-oil return valve.

Make proper repairs to the lifebuoy quick release arrangement located on the port side bridge wing.

EDG failed to start due to faulty start batteries.

Vessel reports ships whistle is inoperable. Vessel shall repair or replace ships whistle and provide report to FEACT prior to departure from next port of call. To the Satisfaction of Coast Guard Activities Far East.

Vessels S-band (3GHz) is inoperable. Vessel shall repair or replace vessels S-band radar prior to departure from next port. To the satisfaction of Coast Guard Activities Far East.

1. Several inspection and multiple engineering analyses have identified high stress areas susceptible to structural failure throughout the T-AGOS Class. Crowley and Military Sealift Command shall consolidate engineering studies and develop systematic approach to permanently repair areas of structural concern. All repair plans shall be submitted for approval to the satisfaction of the OCMI.

2. Develop a structural monitoring plan for all identified areas of high stress/concern. All high stress areas shall be made available for inspection at each CG annual and Class Survey.

Temporary repairs shall be made to the satisfaction of ABS and [name withheld] analysis and permanent repairs shall be completed by the next for-credit dry.

The vessel's hull has been breached aft of the port canard. Vessel may proceed directly to Okinawa, Japan to affect temporary repairs and provide a proposal for making permanent repairs.

Demonstrate proper operation of vessel's main and auxiliary steering gear to the satisfaction of the OCMI prior to departure.

Provide USCG approved Fire Safety Plan.

Conduct Fire and Boat Drills.

Make permanent repairs to E-lights for life raft locations on port and starboard side. Power source must be from the emergency generator.

Make permanent repairs to the starboard bilge pump.

Make permanent repairs to the stbd anchor capstan to allow movement in both directions.

Provide plan to modify void spaces to storage spaces or statement from [name withheld] stating void spaces will not be used for storage. Statement must be posted at void accesses.

Renew non-approved hydraulic hoses on rescue boat davit with approved type.

Complete annual verification of Periodic Safety Test Procedures.

Add Battery operated smoke detectors in crews quarters to vessel's scheduled fire fighting equipment maintenance and testing program.

Replace Two hoses that were found defective during pressure testing.

Seal cable penetration in the engine control room that was found improperly sealed.

Replace 2 non-USCG approved foam extinguishers in the pump rooms.

Properly adjust QAWTD's as indicated during inspection.

Repair holed duct work in port fan room.

Repair hydraulic leak on port anchor hydraulic pump.

repair or replace 4 lifebuoys.

Provide cover for emergency light in aft winch house.

Provide a means to download or print depth recorder information.

Replace 4 PFD's.

36 immersion suits on vessel found defective. Vessel is restricted to operations between 35 degrees North and 35 degrees South latitude until immersion suits are provided onboard for all personnel and on-watch personnel.

Prove proper operation of time delay on Halon System for Main Generator and Motor Room prior to conducting commercial vessel operations in presence of USCG inspector.

Recharge Halon System for Auxiliary Machinery Room and prove proper operation prior to conducting commercial vessel operations in the presence of USCG inspector.

Submit fixed fire extinguishing system servicing report to USCG for review prior to conducting commercial operations.

Prove proper operation of the #1 and #4 MDG in all modes.

Install WTD on Starboard storage locker

Install 20 man liferaft starboard side prior to getting underway

Properly adjust Diesel Generator overspeed trip notification to sound prior to or in tandem with the actual trip.

Prove proper operation of the oil content meter in the port hull. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: Oily Water Separator (15 ppm)

Prove proper operation of emergency generator auto start. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: Generator

Ensure watertight door labling at bridge indicator matches labeling at watertight door. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: WTD Indicators

Stencil "Open/Close" with direction arrow on WTD 2-10-1. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: WTD Markings

Properly tie down compressed gas cylinders located port side of A/C Flat.

Remove 5-gallon cans from access to local HALON system activation controls located on starboard side A/C Flat.

Provide documentation that #1 MG Control cabinet meets the requirements of 46CFR111.01-9, and that it, and the wiring routed through the top of the cabinet, are properly protected from waterspray in the event the firemain line running over the cabinet leaks.

Provide "T" handle to Quick Acting Scuttle (QAS) 2-75-1 located in the MG Set Compt. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: QAS

Properly mount "2JZ, Station #2" box located aft of FSD to passageway 1-56-2 on the port side of the upper generator room.

Remove simi-permanent extension cord located at work bench outside main control room door to generator room.

Locate and repair 450 volt ground on main switchboard.

Post complete Manuevering Information Fact Sheet warning in accordance with 46CFR196.19-1(c).

Properly mark top of lifeboat with identifying marking of vessel. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: Markings

Provide accurate Fire Control and Safety Plans that match current vessel configuration. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: Fire Control Plans

Provide markings for all lifesaving stowage containers. brackets, racks and other similar stowage locations in accordance with IMO Resolution A-760(18), as required by 46CFR199.178 LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: IMO Life Saving Symbols

Make permanent repairs to deformed channels on lifeboat davit a-frames: Port davit, forward a-frame, aft channel. Stbd davit, forward a-frame, aft channel. Stbd davit, aft a-frame, forward channel. LEGACY COMPONENT DESC: Davit

Make permanent repairs to the starboard lifeboat davit winch. Until the repair is completed and additional 25-person liferaft shall be rigged for use on the starboard side of the vessel.

Make permanent repairs to the starboard lifeboat davit at the vessel's nextdry docking.

Repair gyro compass before getting underway.

Replace inoperative high temperature jakcet water shut down for #2 diesel generator.

Prove proper operation of the fixed fire fighting automatic ventilation dampers on the intake side of the engine room supply vent port and starboard.

Replace damaged and temporarly patched sight glass tube for potable water tank.

Overspeed controller unit failed on #3 generator.

Demonstrate proper operation of OWS system.

Prove proper operation of high jacket water temprature shutdowns for #1 and#4 diesel generators after replacement of faulty thermostatic pilot valves.

Prove proper operation of all emergency shutdowns for fuel oil transfer stations.

Provide approved proceedures for automation that properly test the under voltage alarm as noted on I.B.5, page 5 of current proceedures dated 29 June 1995.

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PROVE PROPER OPERATION OF THE GENERAL ALARM BELL IN THE PORT BOW THRUSTER ROOM.

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Make available for inspection and conduct a lifeboat weight test of the port lifeboat to the satisfaction of the attending Coast Guard marine inspector.

Make permenant repairs to the damaged stbd fwd watertight door to the satisfaction of the attending Coast Guard marine inspector.

Make permanent repairs to the port shaft seal to the satisfaction of the attending Coast Guard marine inspector prior to departure from Tokyo Bay.

Demonstrate proper operation of the emergency generator low lube oil trip/alarm to the satisfaction of the attending Coast Guard marine inspector.

Make permanent repairs to the stbd lifeboat davit brake so that the rate ofdecent does not exceed 4ft/sec (240 ft/min) to the satisfaction of the attending Coast Guard marine inspector prior to departure from the Tokyo Bay

RENEW MISSING LIGHT BULB FOR LIFEBOAT NO. 1 FORWARD SPOTLIGHT.

PROVE SAFE OPERATION OF STARBOARD LIFEBOAT (NO.1) IN THE PRESENCE OF A USCGMARINE INSPECTOR.

MAKE PERMANENT REPAIR TO THE CONTROL BOX SOLENOID FOR LIFEBOAT NO.1 PRIOR TO SAILING VESSEL.

PROVIDE MARINE SAFETY CENTER EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF LIFEBOAT MODIFICATIONSON VESSELS STABILITY OR CONDUCT A STABILITY TEST._x001C_

CONDUCT SAT BOAT DRILL AND OPERATION OF NUMBER 1 LIFEBOAT.