CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 11 Q3

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What is the first step in setting up a planned maintenance system on a vessel with no prior maintenance records?

B) Ordering spare parts for every piece of equipment

D) Scheduling maintenance tasks based on estimated timelines

A) Conducting a thorough initial inspection of all machinery

C) Assigning maintenance tasks randomly to crew members

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Which of the following should be included in the setup of a planned maintenance system for a vessel with no previous records?

A) A general maintenance routine for the entire vessel

B) Detailed schedules and checklists based on each piece of equipment’s requirements

D) Instructions for bypassing maintenance during busy periods

C) A single logbook for noting down all crew activities

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After setting up a new planned maintenance system, why is it important to conduct regular reviews of the system?

A) To reduce the amount of maintenance needed

C) To increase workload for crew members

B) To adjust the system based on equipment performance and any emerging issues

D) To align with other vessels' maintenance schedules

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Why is it essential to refer to manufacturer recommendations when setting up a new maintenance system?

C) To determine the vessel's travel itinerary

D) To reduce the number of inspections needed

A) To ensure all parts are compatible

B) To establish maintenance intervals and procedures specific to each equipment type

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How do maintenance records help with budgeting and cost management?

C) By eliminating the need for trained engineers

A) By reducing the frequency of vessel inspections

D) By ensuring no maintenance is needed in the future

B) By providing data on part usage and repair costs, helping forecast maintenance expenses

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Why is it important to keep records of all maintenance performed on a vessel’s machinery?

B) To avoid needing any future maintenance

A) To comply with regulatory requirements and demonstrate equipment maintenance history

C) To limit access to equipment

D) To reduce crew training requirements

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Why are maintenance records valuable for planned maintenance reviews?

B) They eliminate the need for any further maintenance

C) They ensure crew members have less work

D) They allow for faster operation of machinery

A) They allow adjustments to be made to maintenance schedules based on actual equipment wear and breakdown history

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Which of the following is a benefit of keeping detailed maintenance records?

B) It helps track and identify recurring issues with specific equipment

D) It eliminates the need for spare parts

A) It minimizes the number of crew members needed on board

C) It reduces the vessel’s speed requirements

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Which of the following tools is beneficial when creating a planned maintenance system for the first time on a vessel?

A) A journal for recording crew complaints

C) A navigation logbook

B) Maintenance management software for tracking schedules and maintenance tasks

D) A list of non-essential equipment

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Which of the following tools is beneficial when creating a planned maintenance system for the first time on a vessel?

A) A journal for recording crew complaints

D) A list of non-essential equipment

B) Maintenance management software for tracking schedules and maintenance tasks

C) A navigation logbook

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What role does condition monitoring play in establishing a new planned maintenance system?

D) It determines the color coding of machinery

B) It helps establish a baseline for equipment condition, allowing for tailored maintenance intervals

A) It is unnecessary for new systems

C) It is only used for emergency repairs

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