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Chapter 8 DREDGER 8.8 ORGANISATION AND RESPONSIBILITY The Works Manager has overall responsibility for the execution of the dredging and reclamation works. He reports directly to the Project Manager. Superintendents will supervise the dredgers employed, including their auxiliary equipment (if applicable), during the execution of the dredging works. The Superintendents, in co-operation with the Dredge Masters, co-ordinate the daily execution of the dredging works. Superintendents report directly to the Works Manager. Furthermore Technical Managers will be responsible for the condition and maintenance of the dredgers involved, including their auxiliary equipment (if applicable). These Technical Managers are not necessarily stationed at the work site, but will in some cases operate from the branch offices of the Dredge Owners. Technical Managers report directly to the Works Manager. Besides the Owner Technical Managers described above there is also a Technical Manager who works directly for the Joint Venture. He is responsible for the condition and maintenance of all auxiliary and other equipment on site. He also reports directly to the Works Manager. The Chief Surveyor is responsible for the execution of all survey works involved. He reports directly to the Works Manager. Junior surveyors assist the Chief Surveyor. They report directly to the Chief Surveyor. On board the dredgers the Masters have the overall responsibility. They manage and organize everyday work and life on board. Their primary aim is to ensure that the works to be performed are executed in a safe and efficient manner. The Masters report directly to the Superintendents. However, on board the dredgers the Masters are the highest authority. They have the overall nautical and safety responsibility on board. For the execution of nautical and dredging tasks the Masters are assisted by their ships officers. Ships officers are well trained and are authorized to work independently during their watch on the bridge. They are capable of executing and supervising tasks as ordered by the Masters. Chief Engineers are responsible for the safe and efficient deployment of all mechanical equipment on board. They report directly to the masters and are assisted by engineers in order to maintain all equipment on board the dredgers in good operational order. 8.9 COMPETENCY “Dredge” means any floating structure used for the winning of tin ore, for the dredging of rivers and waterways or for purposes of land reclamation, and includes the bucket type dredge and the cuttersuction type dredge. “Dredgemaster” means a person who holds a dredge master’s certificate of competency issued under Section 30 Factories and Machinery Act. “Visiting Engineer” means the holder of an engineer’s certificate of competency for internal combustion engines who is employed by an owner to make periodical visits to , and inspections of, his machinery. i. Where the greatest horse-power of any one internal combustion engine in any one installation is not greater than one hundred, a first or second grade driver shall be in charge during each shift. March 2009 8-15
Chapter 8 DREDGER ii. Where there is more than one internal combustion engine in the installation, the driver in charge shall be assisted during each shift by such other first or second grade drivers as shall ensure that including the driver in charge, there are not more than two engines to each driver. iii. Where the greatest horsepower of any one internal combustion engine in any one installation is greater than one hundred but not greater than five hundred, a first grade driver shall be in charge during each shift and where there is more than one internal combustion engine in the installation the provisions of paragraph (ii) shall apply. iv. Where the greatest horsepower of any one internal combustion engine in any one installation is greater than five hundred but not greater than five thousand, a first grade driver shall be in charge during each shift and where there is more than one internal combustion engine in the installation, the driver in charge shall be assisted during each shift by such other first grade drivers as shall ensure that, including the driver in charge there are not more than two engines to each driver. In addition, the owner shall employ a first grade visiting engineer. v. Where the greatest horsepower of any one internal combustion engine in any one installation is greater than one thousand but does not exceed one thousand five hundred , a first or second grade engineer shall be in charge and he shall be assisted during each shift by a first grade driver and where there is more than one internal combustion engine in the installation such other first grade drivers shall be employed sufficient to ensure that there are not more than two engines to each driver during each shift. vi. Where the greatest horsepower of any one internal combustion engine in any one installation is greater than one thousand five hundred, a first grade engineer shall be in charge and he shall be assisted during each shift by a first grade driver and where there is more than one internal combustion engine in the installation, such other first grade drivers shall be employed sufficient to ensure that there are not more than two engines to each driver during each shift. A dredge driven by steam power shall be in the charge of a person who holds: a) An engineer’s (steam) certificate of competency , such person having served for a period of not less than six months as an assistant in charge of a shift on a dredge and had such certificate endorsed accordingly ; or b) A dredgemaster’s (steam and electric) certificate of competency. A dredge driven by electric power generated by internal combustion engines installed on the dredge or directly by internal combustion engines shall be under the charge of a person who holds:- a) An engineer’s (internal combustion engines) certificate of competency , such person having served for a period of not less than six months as an assistant in charge of a shift on a dredge , and had such certificate endorsed accordingly ; or b) A dredgemaster’s (internal combustion engines and electric) certificate of competency. A dredge driven by electric power from bulk supply shall be under the charge of a person who holds:- a) An engineer’s (steam) or an engineer’s (internal combustion engines) certificate of competency , such person having served for a period of not less than six months as an assistant in charge of a shift on a dredge , and had such certificate endorsed accordingly. b) A dredgemaster’s certificate of competency. 8-16 March 2009
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