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AT EACH INITIAL AND SUBSEQUENT INSPECTION FOR CERTIFICATION THE MARINE INSPECTOR SHALL EXAMINE AND TEST THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE EXTENCT NECESSARY TO DETERMINE THAT THEY ARE IN PROPER OPERATING CONDITION, SAFE ELECTRICAL CONDITION, SAFE ELECTRICAL CONDITION AND FIT FOR THE SERVICE FOR WHICH THEY ARE INTENDED: OVERLOAD OR CIRCUIT PROTECTION DEVICES. CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE TESTED BY MANUAL OPERATION AND FUSES SHALL BE EXAMINED VISUALLY. THE RATINGS OF FUSES SHALL BE CHECKED TO DETERMINE SUITABILITY OF THE INTENDED SERVICE. BREAKER BOX 'A', CIRCUIT #22/#24 HAD 45 AMP BREAKER WITH 12 AWG CABLE GOING TO AN ELECTRIC MOTOR/PUMP. INSTALL 20 AMP BREAKER AS APPROPRIATE FOR OVERCURRENT PROTECTION. 46 CFR 176.25-15(a)(2)

AT EACH INITIAL AND SUBSEQUENT INSPECTION FOR CERTIFICATION THE MARINE INSPECTOR SHALL EXAMINE AND TEST THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE EXTENCT NECESSARY TO DETERMINE THAT THEY ARE IN PROPER OPERATING CONDITION, SAFE ELECTRICAL CONDITION, SAFE ELECTRICAL CONDITION AND FIT FOR THE SERVICE FOR WHICH THEY ARE INTENDED: OVERLOAD OR CIRCUIT PROTECTION DEVICES. ELECTRICAL CABLE. THE CABLE SHALL BE EXAMINED AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE WITHOUT UNDUE DISTURBANCE OF THE CABLE OR ELECTRICAL APPARATUS. BREAKER BOX 'B', CIRCUIT #20. THE CABLE LEAVING THE BREAKER BOX HAS BEEN STRETCHED TO THE POINT OF WITHDRAWING THE INSULATION FROM THE CABLE AND EXPOSING THE THREE STRAND CONDUCTORS INSIDE. INSTALL A PROPERLY SIZED CABLE TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ATTENDING MARINE INSPECTOR. 46 CFR 176.25-15(a)(1)

THE NUMBER AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE ITEMS STOWED INSIDE, AND THEIR SIZES, MUST BE MARKED IN CLEARLY LEGIBLE LETTERS AND NUMBERS ON EACH CONTAINER FOR LIFE JACKETS...IDENTIFICATION OF THE ITEMS MAY BE WORDS OR THE APPROPRIATE SYMBOLS IN IMO RES A.760(18). LETTERS AND NUMBERS MUST BE AT LEAST 2 INCHES HIGH. STORAGE BIN ON DECK FOR CHILD SIZE LIFE JACKETS WERE FOUND WITH OUT THE QUANTITY LISTED AND THE LIFEJACKETS STORED IN THE SALOON WERE NOT PROPERLY LABELED TO EASILY IDENTIFY THEIR LOCATIONS. INSTALL PROPER MARKINGS TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ATTENDING MARINE INSPECTOR.

THESE REGULATIONS PRESCRIBE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS, PROCEDURES, AND MEANS TO BE USED TO TEST FOR THE USE OF DANGEROUS DRUGS. PROVIDE EVIDENCE OF ENROLLEMENT IN A CONSORTIUM OR THE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM REPORT. 46 CFR 16.101(b)

At each inspection for certification, the owner or managing operator must be prepared to conduct tests and have the vessel ready for inspection of its fire protection equipment, including...operation of the fire main system and checking of the pressure at the most remote and highest outlets. Fire pump observed leaking and packing overheating during operational test. 46 CFR 176.810(a)(3)

Marine employers must establish programs for the chemical testing for dangerous drugs on a random basis of crewmembers on inspected vessels who occupy a position, or perform the duties and functions of a position, required by the vessel's Certificate of Inspection. The current random drug testing program includes six crewmembers. Minimum safe manning for 24-hour operations necessitates eight crewmembers, the program must be revised to ensure all personnel filling these positions are subject to random testing.

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11118/46CFR180.71/10c - ADULT LIFEJACKETS MUST BE PROVIDED FOR EACH PERSON ONBOARD. VESSEL MAINTAINED 55 SUITABLE ADULT SIZED LIFEJACKETS. PERSONS ONBOARD LIMITED TO 55 UNTIL 4 ADDITIONAL LIFEJACKETS ARE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH COI.

11118/46CFR155.604(h)/10c - LIFEJACKETS MUST BE MARKED WITH TYPE I RETROREFLECTIVE MATERIAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH IMO RES. A.658. ATTACH NEW RETROREFLECTIVE MATERIAL TO 3 ADULT SIZED LIFEJACKETS AND 1 CHILD SIZED LIFEJACKET.

Repair gaskets on 03 watertight doors to make water tight.

Provide updated charts with corrections.

Repair watertight bulkhead penetration in aft bulkhead in space below galley.

Conduct monthly tests of rescue boat and EPIRB.

Provide documentation to complete DAPI Program include alcohol test strips.

Survey and repair broken mast and rigging prior to operating with passengers.

Install upon return from servicing. Prove proper installation and provide proof of service.

Label child size PFD stowage.

Procure, label, and stow 7 adult PFDs in place of PFDs condemned due to seams and/or leaking kapok.

Provide proof of enrollment in program.

Must conduct U/W check ride, after completion of DDX.

Replace 14 defective lifejackets

Stencil life jacket location on deck.

Install a visual alarm in addition to the audible alarm for each sub division aft of the collision bulkhead at the operation station for the bilge alarms.

Place metal banding on wires in aft stateroom.

Proper operation and tag for relief valve on air compressor.

Repair leak on fire main line leading to anchor wash.

Renew ring life buoy.

Service hydrostatic release for liferaft.

Obtain current tide/current tables.

Place guard around s/w head pump.

Service fwd compt fire extinguisher.

Submit for approval a restoration plan to cover pending repairs to stem, midship, and stern areas.

VSL did not have an updated fire control plan on board during inspection.

Donning placards not posted and need placard for each type of PFD used on board VSL.

Light guards missing in aft staterooms, engine room, and galley. Replace globes with plastic or place guards over light.

Prior to carrying passengers for hire, install fire detection system in engine room.

Prior to carrying passengers for hire, conduct fire hose test upon completion of new fire pump installation and provide fire/bildge piping drawings.

Prior to carrying passengers for hire, make aft engineroom bulkhead airtight.

Prior to carrying passengers for hire, install bildge alarms in all watertight compartments.

Prior to carrying passengers for hire, provide fire extinguisher servicing report to CG.

PROVIDE MEANS TO ENSURE THAT HAZARDOUS SITUATION REPORTS ARE ADDRESSED FOR CORRECTIVE ACTIONS AND ANALYZED TO IMPROVE SAFETY (ISM 9).

ABANDON SHIP DRILLS ARE NOT BEING COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SMS EVERY 3 MONTHS (ISM 8.2)._x001C_ _x001C_ _x001C_

PROVIDE RETRO-REFLECTIVE TAPE FOR 4 LIFEJACKETS.

PROVIDE BATTERY COVER FOR PORT ENGINE ROOM BATTERY

POST SIGN FOR AFT CO2 PULL STATION.

POST SIGN FOR AFT F.O. TANK REMOTE SHUT OFF VALVE

CORRECT CHARTS AND PROVIDE UP TO DATE LIGHT LIST.

PROVIDE SERVICING FOR STBD 25 PERSON LIFERAFT AND HYDROSTATIC RELEASE

PROVIDE 3 LIFEJACKET DONNING PLACARDS.

REPLACE 3 RING BUOYS

PROVIDE UP-TO-DATE CHARTS AND LIGHT LIST

PROVIDE SCHEMATIC FOR INSTALLATION OF RECEPTACLE FOR VESSEL'S AIR COMPRESSOR.

INSTALL RECEPTACLE FOR VESSEL'S AIR COMPRESSOR IN SUCH A MANNER THAT WILL NOT HINDER THE OPERATION OF THE ENGINE ROOM'S VENTILATION DAMPENER, PRIOR TO USING THE COMPRESSOR.

OBTAIN INTERNATIONAL TONNAGE CERTIFICATE.

MAKE COLLISION BULKHEAD PENETRATIONS WATERTIGHT.

PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION TO PROVE CURRENT ENROLLMENT IN DRUG TESTING PROGRAM.

COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF 12 VOLT LIGHTING WHERE DEAD-END WIRES CURRENTLY EXIST.

MAKE PERMANENT REPAIRS TO ELECTRIC SHORE TIE CONNECTION.

PROVIDE EVIDENCE OF 100% ENCLOSED LIFERAFTAGE PRIOR TO SAILING ON AN INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE AND IN NO CASE LATER THAN 30 MAY 93. TO BE COMPLETED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COGNIZANT OCMI.

INSTALL QUICK ACTING CLASS 1 WATERTIGHT DOORS IN BULKHEADS AT FRAMES 21 AND 35.