LLOYD’S
REGISTER
CONDITION
ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME (CAP)
GENERAL
PROCEDURE
6 months prior to survey
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CLIENT
REQUESTS LR FOR CAP SURVEY
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3 months prior to survey
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CONTRACT FOR SURVEY SIGNED
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2 month prior to survey
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DOCUMENTS / PLANS SUBMISSION
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- As per List
overleaf
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1 month prior to survey
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FATIGUE ANALYSIS
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3 weeks prior survey
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EXAMINATION OF CLASSIFICATION RECORDS
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2 weeks prior to survey
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DISCUSSION & PLANNING OF SURVEY
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- Survey Timing
- Rafting/staging
- TM requirement
- Desired rating
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ON
BOARD SURVEY HULL
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ON
BOARD SURVEY MACHINERY
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ACTION PLAN & REPAIRS TO ACHIEVE THE
DESIRED RATING
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VERIFICATION SURVEY IF REQUIRED
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ASSESSMENT OF SURVEY REPORTS
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6 weeks after final
survey / corrective actions
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ISSUE OF CAP REPORT WITH FINAL RATINGS
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LLOYD’S
REGISTER
CONDITION
ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME (CAP)
LIST OF PLANS
/ DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED
- Midship Section
- Structural details relating to longitudinal to transverse connections ( if not already included on the Midship Section )
- Midship Section inertia values ( horizontal and vertical)
- Shell Expansion
- Longitudinal section and decks.
- Transverse bulkheads
- Details of the ‘Normal Ballast Departure’ and ‘Cargo Homogeneous Departure to SLWL’ conditions and to include –
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Status of water ballast tanks
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Forward draught
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Aft draught
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VCG above keel
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LCG from midship
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GM
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Displacement
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Cargo SG
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Maximum Still water bending moment
- Vessel’s survey status and survey reports from the time of new building.
- Details of rotational machinery - The number fitted, type of driver (diesel, turbine or electric) and the speeds of the driver and driven at normal operation for the following:
Turbo Alternators
Inert Gas Fans
Boiler Forced Draught Fans
Cargo Pumps
Ballast Pumps
Inert Gas Fans
Boiler Forced Draught Fans
Cargo Pumps
Ballast Pumps
CAP_LR MACHINERY & CARGO SURVEY
MACHINERY RECORDS
AND DOCUMENTATION TO BE OBTAINED
1. RECENT MAIN ENGINE PERFORMANCE DATA FOR LOADED
AND BALLAST VOYAGE
2. MAIN ENGINE INDICATOR CARDS RECORD
3. ORIGINAL ENGINE TRIAL RECORD
4. LOG BOOK RECORD
5. MAIN ENGINE RUNNING HOURS MAINTENANCE RECORDS
6. MAIN ENGINE CRANKCASE INSPECTION REPORT
7. AUX. ENGINES RUNNING HOURS MAINTENANCE RECORDS
8. BOILER WATER TREATMENT RECORD
9. ELECTRICAL INSULATION READINGS RECORDS
10. LATEST SHIPBOARD LUB OIL ANALYSIS REPORT
11. TYPICAL SPARE INVENTORY LIST
12. TYPICAL PLANNED MAINTENANCE RECORD
CARGO DATA TO BE
OBTAINED
1. DATE OF LAST COP STRAINER INSPECTION
2. CARGO PIPELINES TEST PRESSURE AND DATE
3. CARGO HOSE HANDLING CRANE LAST LOAD TEST AND
DATE
4. CARGO TANK P/V VALVE LAST OVERHAULING DATE
5. DATE OF LAST MAINTENANCE DONE FOR IG SYSTEM
6. IG PIPELINES TEST PRESSURE AND DATE
7. COW SYSTEM WORKING PRESSURE, TEST PRESSURE AND
DATE
8. TANK HEATING SYSTEM TEST PRESSURE AND DATE
9. BALLAST PIPELINES TEST PRESSURE AND DATE
ITEMS TO BE EXAMINED/TESTED FOR CAP SURVEY
(Requiring
crew participation)
1.
Lubricating oil samples
(Surveyor has the bottles and labels), samples to be couriered to the given
address.
2.
Examination of main engine
under part and full load conditions.
3.
Examination of entire
electrical installation.
4.
All alternators to be seen in
operation under load.
5.
Test emergency batteries on
load.
6.
Examination/testing of all
(both sets) auxiliary machinery under operating conditions to include:
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Steering Gear.
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Fuel systems.
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Purifiers
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Lub oil systems.
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Compressed air systems,
including compressor capacity tests.
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Sea water systems.
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Fresh water cooling systems.
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Steam and feed systems
including boilers under load and sootblowing.
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Bilge/ballast/fire systems.
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Domestic refrigeration, air
conditioning and hot/cold/sanitary services.
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Incinerator, oily water
separator and sewage treatment plant.
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All equipment related to cargo
systems.
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Diesel alternator safety
protection devices to test (low oil pressure, overspeed, jacket water high
temperature).
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Alternators safety protection
devices to test (reverse power, preferential trips).
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Quick closing valves.
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Emergency remote stops.
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UMS, fire detection, bilge
alarms, CO2 alarms, fire flaps.
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Mooring equipment to be seen in
operation.
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All cargo and ballast pumps to be
seen in operation.
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Vibration measurements to be taken
of cargo pumps, ballast pumps, inert gas fans, boiler forced draught fans.
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Testing of cargo system high
level alarms, overfill alarms, pressure alarms (where applicable), gas
detection system and ODME.
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Testing of cargo and ballast
pump protective devices (low oil pressure, overspeed, bearing temperature, back
pressure, remote/local trips.
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Operation of PV valve handles.
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Inert gas and tank cleaning
systems to be seen under operating conditions.
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Inert gas system alarms and
trips to test.
7.
Examination of documentation to
include:
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Engine log books.
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Main engine running hours and
reports covering general routines, air start valves, fuel injectors,
inlet/exhaust valves, unit overhauls with copies of last reports for each unit
please.
·
Crank deflections and scavenge
inspection reports with copies please.
·
Diesel alternator running hours
and reports.
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Boiler and cooling water tests
records with copies please.
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Electrical insulation (Meggar)
test reports covering all electrical equipment and deck installation with
copies please.
·
Lubricating oil analysis
reports with copy of last complete set.
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Copy of last main engine
performance report with indicator diagrams please.
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Examination/review of the
planned maintenance system used onboard and its effectiveness.
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Examination of spare gear
onboard to include a sampling audit of the system from inventory to spare gear
store.
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