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MARL004 Mapping and Delivery Guide
Demonstrate basic knowledge of marine auxiliary machinery and equipment

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Issue Date: March 2024


Qualification -
Unit of Competency MARL004 - Demonstrate basic knowledge of marine auxiliary machinery and equipment
Description
Employability Skills
Learning Outcomes and Application This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to operate and maintain auxiliary machinery and associated systems on board a commercial vessel.This unit applies to people working in the maritime industry as a Marine Engineering Watchkeeper on commercial vessels greater than 750 kW or as an Engineer Class 3 Near Coastal.This unit has links to legislative and certification requirements.
Duration and Setting X weeks, nominally xx hours, delivered in a classroom/online/blended learning setting.

Assessors must satisfy National Vocational Education and Training Regulator (NVR)/Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) assessor requirements.

Assessment must occur in workplace operational situations where it is appropriate to do so; where this is not appropriate, assessment must occur in simulated workplace operational situations that reflect workplace conditions.

Assessment processes and techniques must be appropriate to the language, literacy and numeracy requirements of the work being performed and the needs of the candidate.

Resources for assessment must include access to:

tools, equipment, machinery, materials and personal protective equipment currently used in industry

applicable documentation such as legislation, regulations, codes of practice, workplace procedures and operational manuals

range of relevant exercises, case studies and/or simulations.

Prerequisites/co-requisites
Competency Field L - Marine Engineering
Development and validation strategy and guide for assessors and learners Student Learning Resources Handouts
Activities
Slides
PPT
Assessment 1 Assessment 2 Assessment 3 Assessment 4
Elements of Competency Performance Criteria              
Element: Outline layout of engine room and functions of auxiliary machinery in engine room
  • Layout of a typical engine room is outlined
  • Types and functions of auxiliary machinery found in an engine room are explained
  • Location, function and operation of all safety devices found on main and auxiliary machinery and within engine room, including shut downs and engine room escape routes is outlined
  • Common operating pressures and temperatures of fluids within engine room are identified and how to respond to abnormal parameters is clarified
       
Element: Explain duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer during a watch
  • Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safety of personnel and vessel during and taking over the watch are clarified
  • Importance of ensuring all events related to machinery are recorded in the log is explained
  • Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in prevention and extinction of fire in machinery spaces are clarified
  • Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in relation to prevention of flooding and avoidance of pollution are clarified
  • Routine duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safe operation of propulsion and auxiliary machinery are clarified
  • Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer on an unmanned machinery space (UMS) vessel are clarified
  • Procedure for familiarising oneself on joining a new vessel is clarified
       
Element: Recognise key features, applications and treatment of fuels, lubricants and chemicals used on board vessels
  • Types, properties, applications and treatments of various fuels used on board vessels are outlined
  • Procedures to be followed before and during fuel bunkering are clarified
  • Types, properties, applications and treatments of various lubricants used on board vessels are outlined
  • Uses and safe handling methods for various types of chemicals used on board vessels are outlined
  • Fuel system layout including fuel treatment method is detailed
  • Working principle, construction and safe operation of purifiers and clarifiers is explained
       
Element: Explain operation and maintenance of typical pumping systems used on board vessels
  • Basic working principles, components and properties of different types of pumps are outlined
  • Types of heat exchangers, their basic working principles and applications are outlined
  • Correct operation and maintenance of pumps and heat exchangers is detailed
  • Key features of bilge, cargo and ballast pumping systems are outlined
  • Types, operating principles and requirements for oily-water separators or similar equipment are outlined
  • Other approved methods of disposing of oily water are identified
  • Procedure for completing oil record book is clarified
       
Element: Explain operation and maintenance of marine air compressors
  • Types, characteristics, components and applications of various compressors used on board vessels are compared and contrasted
  • Correct pre-operational checks, starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for air compressors are detailed
  • Potential safety hazards associated with compressed air are identified
  • Locations of all mountings, safety devices, alarms and shut downs on compressors, air receivers and compressed air systems are identified and their functions are outlined
  • Different requirements and production methods for control air, method of production and special requirements for a breathing apparatus compressor, are clarified
       
Element: Explain different types, safe operation and testing of steering gear commonly used on board vessels
  • Essential statutory regulations covering operation of steering gear are established
  • Operation of different types of steering gear used on board vessels is clarified
  • Working principle of variable delivery pumps used in steering gear is explained
  • Location of all alarms and safety devices associated with steering gear is identified and their functions are outlined
  • Process for testing steering gear and monitoring its performance is explained
       
Element: Explain operation of an evaporator
  • Why ‘fresh water’ may have to be produced from seawater is explained
  • Function, construction and operation of evaporators is explained
  • Correct starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for an evaporator is clarified
  • Process for testing the evaporator and monitoring performance is explained
  • Treatment of distillate for domestic purposes is outlined
  • Quality necessary if water being produced by a distiller is to be used for human consumption is outlined
       
Element: Explain basic operation of marine refrigeration systems
  • Properties of an ideal refrigerant are listed
  • Refrigerants commonly used on board are listed and reason for their use is clarified
  • Basic construction and operation of a marine refrigeration system is explained
  • Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine refrigeration systems is confirmed
  • Personal safety and environmental hazards associated with CFCs and ozone depleting substances are identified
       
Element: Explain basic operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems
  • Basic construction and operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems in routine and emergency situations is explained
  • Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems is confirmed
       
Element: Explain basic operation of marine gas turbines
  • Basic flow of air and gas through a simple cycle marine gas turbine is outlined
  • Materials and construction of compressor, combustion system and turbine in a single and two-shaft design turbine are detailed
  • Basic controls required for the control and protection of the plant are outlined
  • Accessories necessary for safe operation are listed
       
Element: Explain types, safe operation and maintenance of deck machinery
  • Types, basic construction and operation of deck machinery are outlined
  • Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in deck machinery is confirmed
       


Evidence Required

List the assessment methods to be used and the context and resources required for assessment. Copy and paste the relevant sections from the evidence guide below and then re-write these in plain English.

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1

Outline layout of engine room and functions of auxiliary machinery in engine room

1.1

Layout of a typical engine room is outlined

1.2

Types and functions of auxiliary machinery found in an engine room are explained

1.3

Location, function and operation of all safety devices found on main and auxiliary machinery and within engine room, including shut downs and engine room escape routes is outlined

1.4

Common operating pressures and temperatures of fluids within engine room are identified and how to respond to abnormal parameters is clarified

2

Explain duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer during a watch

2.1

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safety of personnel and vessel during and taking over the watch are clarified

2.2

Importance of ensuring all events related to machinery are recorded in the log is explained

2.3

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in prevention and extinction of fire in machinery spaces are clarified

2.4

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in relation to prevention of flooding and avoidance of pollution are clarified

2.5

Routine duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safe operation of propulsion and auxiliary machinery are clarified

2.6

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer on an unmanned machinery space (UMS) vessel are clarified

2.7

Procedure for familiarising oneself on joining a new vessel is clarified

3

Recognise key features, applications and treatment of fuels, lubricants and chemicals used on board vessels

3.1

Types, properties, applications and treatments of various fuels used on board vessels are outlined

3.2

Procedures to be followed before and during fuel bunkering are clarified

3.3

Types, properties, applications and treatments of various lubricants used on board vessels are outlined

3.4

Uses and safe handling methods for various types of chemicals used on board vessels are outlined

3.5

Fuel system layout including fuel treatment method is detailed

3.6

Working principle, construction and safe operation of purifiers and clarifiers is explained

4

Explain operation and maintenance of typical pumping systems used on board vessels

4.1

Basic working principles, components and properties of different types of pumps are outlined

4.2

Types of heat exchangers, their basic working principles and applications are outlined

4.3

Correct operation and maintenance of pumps and heat exchangers is detailed

4.4

Key features of bilge, cargo and ballast pumping systems are outlined

4.5

Types, operating principles and requirements for oily-water separators or similar equipment are outlined

4.6

Other approved methods of disposing of oily water are identified

4.7

Procedure for completing oil record book is clarified

5

Explain operation and maintenance of marine air compressors

5.1

Types, characteristics, components and applications of various compressors used on board vessels are compared and contrasted

5.2

Correct pre-operational checks, starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for air compressors are detailed

5.3

Potential safety hazards associated with compressed air are identified

5.4

Locations of all mountings, safety devices, alarms and shut downs on compressors, air receivers and compressed air systems are identified and their functions are outlined

5.5

Different requirements and production methods for control air, method of production and special requirements for a breathing apparatus compressor, are clarified

6

Explain different types, safe operation and testing of steering gear commonly used on board vessels

6.1

Essential statutory regulations covering operation of steering gear are established

6.2

Operation of different types of steering gear used on board vessels is clarified

6.3

Working principle of variable delivery pumps used in steering gear is explained

6.4

Location of all alarms and safety devices associated with steering gear is identified and their functions are outlined

6.5

Process for testing steering gear and monitoring its performance is explained

7

Explain operation of an evaporator

7.1

Why ‘fresh water’ may have to be produced from seawater is explained

7.2

Function, construction and operation of evaporators is explained

7.3

Correct starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for an evaporator is clarified

7.4

Process for testing the evaporator and monitoring performance is explained

7.5

Treatment of distillate for domestic purposes is outlined

7.6

Quality necessary if water being produced by a distiller is to be used for human consumption is outlined

8

Explain basic operation of marine refrigeration systems

8.1

Properties of an ideal refrigerant are listed

8.2

Refrigerants commonly used on board are listed and reason for their use is clarified

8.3

Basic construction and operation of a marine refrigeration system is explained

8.4

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine refrigeration systems is confirmed

8.5

Personal safety and environmental hazards associated with CFCs and ozone depleting substances are identified

9

Explain basic operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems

9.1

Basic construction and operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems in routine and emergency situations is explained

9.2

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems is confirmed

10

Explain basic operation of marine gas turbines

10.1

Basic flow of air and gas through a simple cycle marine gas turbine is outlined

10.2

Materials and construction of compressor, combustion system and turbine in a single and two-shaft design turbine are detailed

10.3

Basic controls required for the control and protection of the plant are outlined

10.4

Accessories necessary for safe operation are listed

11

Explain types, safe operation and maintenance of deck machinery

11.1

Types, basic construction and operation of deck machinery are outlined

11.2

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in deck machinery is confirmed

Evidence required to demonstrate competence in this unit must be relevant to and satisfy all of the requirements of the elements and performance criteria on at least one occasion and include:

accessing information and sketching diagrams to interpret and explain testing requirements related to the operation of marine auxiliary machines

assessing own work outcomes and maintaining knowledge of current codes, standards, regulations and industry practices

explaining basic principles of marine auxiliary machines

identifying and interpreting numerical and graphical information related to starting up and shutting down marine auxiliary machines on commercial vessels

identifying and suggesting ways of rectifying faults and malfunctions in marine auxiliary machines on commercial vessels

identifying methods, procedures and materials needed for operating, maintaining and repairing marine auxiliary machines on commercial vessels

imparting knowledge and ideas through verbal, written and visual means

providing accurate and reliable information

providing appropriate level of detail in responses

reading and interpreting written information related to the operation, performance and maintenance of marine auxiliary machines, including machinery specifications, machinery design drawings, machine drawings, operational manuals, specifications and electrical and control circuit diagrams.

Evidence required to demonstrate competence in this unit must be relevant to and satisfy all of the requirements of the elements and performance criteria and include knowledge of:

fuels and basic principles of fuel systems

nature and causes of typical start up and shut down malfunctions of main and auxiliary machinery and associated systems, and available methods for their detection and rectification

operational characteristics and performance specifications for different types of auxiliary machinery and associated systems usually found on a commercial vessel, including pumps, air compressors, steering gears, heat exchangers and evaporators

principles and procedures of machinery lubrication

procedures for carrying out start up and shut down of main and auxiliary machinery and associated systems to ensure compliance with company and survey requirements and regulations

purpose and content of safety data sheets/material safety data sheets

safety, environmental and hazard control precautions and procedures relevant to start up and shut down of marine auxiliary machinery and associated systems

types of auxiliary machinery and components

work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation and policies.


Submission Requirements

List each assessment task's title, type (eg project, observation/demonstration, essay, assignment, checklist) and due date here

Assessment task 1: [title]      Due date:

(add new lines for each of the assessment tasks)


Assessment Tasks

Copy and paste from the following data to produce each assessment task. Write these in plain English and spell out how, when and where the task is to be carried out, under what conditions, and what resources are needed. Include guidelines about how well the candidate has to perform a task for it to be judged satisfactory.

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1

Outline layout of engine room and functions of auxiliary machinery in engine room

1.1

Layout of a typical engine room is outlined

1.2

Types and functions of auxiliary machinery found in an engine room are explained

1.3

Location, function and operation of all safety devices found on main and auxiliary machinery and within engine room, including shut downs and engine room escape routes is outlined

1.4

Common operating pressures and temperatures of fluids within engine room are identified and how to respond to abnormal parameters is clarified

2

Explain duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer during a watch

2.1

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safety of personnel and vessel during and taking over the watch are clarified

2.2

Importance of ensuring all events related to machinery are recorded in the log is explained

2.3

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in prevention and extinction of fire in machinery spaces are clarified

2.4

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in relation to prevention of flooding and avoidance of pollution are clarified

2.5

Routine duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safe operation of propulsion and auxiliary machinery are clarified

2.6

Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer on an unmanned machinery space (UMS) vessel are clarified

2.7

Procedure for familiarising oneself on joining a new vessel is clarified

3

Recognise key features, applications and treatment of fuels, lubricants and chemicals used on board vessels

3.1

Types, properties, applications and treatments of various fuels used on board vessels are outlined

3.2

Procedures to be followed before and during fuel bunkering are clarified

3.3

Types, properties, applications and treatments of various lubricants used on board vessels are outlined

3.4

Uses and safe handling methods for various types of chemicals used on board vessels are outlined

3.5

Fuel system layout including fuel treatment method is detailed

3.6

Working principle, construction and safe operation of purifiers and clarifiers is explained

4

Explain operation and maintenance of typical pumping systems used on board vessels

4.1

Basic working principles, components and properties of different types of pumps are outlined

4.2

Types of heat exchangers, their basic working principles and applications are outlined

4.3

Correct operation and maintenance of pumps and heat exchangers is detailed

4.4

Key features of bilge, cargo and ballast pumping systems are outlined

4.5

Types, operating principles and requirements for oily-water separators or similar equipment are outlined

4.6

Other approved methods of disposing of oily water are identified

4.7

Procedure for completing oil record book is clarified

5

Explain operation and maintenance of marine air compressors

5.1

Types, characteristics, components and applications of various compressors used on board vessels are compared and contrasted

5.2

Correct pre-operational checks, starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for air compressors are detailed

5.3

Potential safety hazards associated with compressed air are identified

5.4

Locations of all mountings, safety devices, alarms and shut downs on compressors, air receivers and compressed air systems are identified and their functions are outlined

5.5

Different requirements and production methods for control air, method of production and special requirements for a breathing apparatus compressor, are clarified

6

Explain different types, safe operation and testing of steering gear commonly used on board vessels

6.1

Essential statutory regulations covering operation of steering gear are established

6.2

Operation of different types of steering gear used on board vessels is clarified

6.3

Working principle of variable delivery pumps used in steering gear is explained

6.4

Location of all alarms and safety devices associated with steering gear is identified and their functions are outlined

6.5

Process for testing steering gear and monitoring its performance is explained

7

Explain operation of an evaporator

7.1

Why ‘fresh water’ may have to be produced from seawater is explained

7.2

Function, construction and operation of evaporators is explained

7.3

Correct starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for an evaporator is clarified

7.4

Process for testing the evaporator and monitoring performance is explained

7.5

Treatment of distillate for domestic purposes is outlined

7.6

Quality necessary if water being produced by a distiller is to be used for human consumption is outlined

8

Explain basic operation of marine refrigeration systems

8.1

Properties of an ideal refrigerant are listed

8.2

Refrigerants commonly used on board are listed and reason for their use is clarified

8.3

Basic construction and operation of a marine refrigeration system is explained

8.4

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine refrigeration systems is confirmed

8.5

Personal safety and environmental hazards associated with CFCs and ozone depleting substances are identified

9

Explain basic operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems

9.1

Basic construction and operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems in routine and emergency situations is explained

9.2

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems is confirmed

10

Explain basic operation of marine gas turbines

10.1

Basic flow of air and gas through a simple cycle marine gas turbine is outlined

10.2

Materials and construction of compressor, combustion system and turbine in a single and two-shaft design turbine are detailed

10.3

Basic controls required for the control and protection of the plant are outlined

10.4

Accessories necessary for safe operation are listed

11

Explain types, safe operation and maintenance of deck machinery

11.1

Types, basic construction and operation of deck machinery are outlined

11.2

Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in deck machinery is confirmed

Specifies different work environments and conditions that may affect performance. Essential operating conditions that may be present (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) are included.

Range is restricted to essential operating conditions and any other variables essential to the work environment.

Types of auxiliary machinery include one or more of the following:

boiler

compressors

diesel generator

evaporators

pumps

refrigerating installation

separators

Functions of auxiliary machines include one or more of the following:

applying main power of engines for propulsion and manoeuvring

keeping ship dry and trimmed

mooring ship and handling cargo

providing for safety

supplying domestic needs such as fresh water

supplying needs of main engines and boilers

supplying ship with electric power and lighting

Types of chemicals include one or more of the following:

cleaning fluids

fuel additives

solvents

Types of pumps include one or more of the following:

axial flow

centrifugal

gear

reciprocating

screw

vane

Types of heat exchangers include one or more of the following:

plate

shell and tube

Features of bilge, cargo and ballast pumping systems include one or more of the following:

safety fittings

sensing devices

types of valves

Compressors include one or more of the following:

breathing apparatus compressor

lubricated reciprocating air compressors

non-lubricated reciprocating air compressors

oil free air compressors

rotary screw compressors

Types of steering gear include one or more of the following:

electrical

ram

rotary vane

oscillating steering

Steering gear includes one or more of the following:

hunting gear

telemotor

Accessories include one or more of the following:

accessory gear

lube oil coolers

lube oil drive

lube oil filter

starting device

Deck machinery includes one or more of the following:

accommodation ladders

anchor winch

cranes

davits

mooring winch

Copy and paste from the following performance criteria to create an observation checklist for each task. When you have finished writing your assessment tool every one of these must have been addressed, preferably several times in a variety of contexts. To ensure this occurs download the assessment matrix for the unit; enter each assessment task as a column header and place check marks against each performance criteria that task addresses.

Observation Checklist

Tasks to be observed according to workplace/college/TAFE policy and procedures, relevant legislation and Codes of Practice Yes No Comments/feedback
Layout of a typical engine room is outlined 
Types and functions of auxiliary machinery found in an engine room are explained 
Location, function and operation of all safety devices found on main and auxiliary machinery and within engine room, including shut downs and engine room escape routes is outlined 
Common operating pressures and temperatures of fluids within engine room are identified and how to respond to abnormal parameters is clarified 
Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safety of personnel and vessel during and taking over the watch are clarified 
Importance of ensuring all events related to machinery are recorded in the log is explained 
Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in prevention and extinction of fire in machinery spaces are clarified 
Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer in relation to prevention of flooding and avoidance of pollution are clarified 
Routine duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer with respect to safe operation of propulsion and auxiliary machinery are clarified 
Duties and responsibilities of a watchkeeper engineer on an unmanned machinery space (UMS) vessel are clarified 
Procedure for familiarising oneself on joining a new vessel is clarified 
Types, properties, applications and treatments of various fuels used on board vessels are outlined 
Procedures to be followed before and during fuel bunkering are clarified 
Types, properties, applications and treatments of various lubricants used on board vessels are outlined 
Uses and safe handling methods for various types of chemicals used on board vessels are outlined 
Fuel system layout including fuel treatment method is detailed 
Working principle, construction and safe operation of purifiers and clarifiers is explained 
Basic working principles, components and properties of different types of pumps are outlined 
Types of heat exchangers, their basic working principles and applications are outlined 
Correct operation and maintenance of pumps and heat exchangers is detailed 
Key features of bilge, cargo and ballast pumping systems are outlined 
Types, operating principles and requirements for oily-water separators or similar equipment are outlined 
Other approved methods of disposing of oily water are identified 
Procedure for completing oil record book is clarified 
Types, characteristics, components and applications of various compressors used on board vessels are compared and contrasted 
Correct pre-operational checks, starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for air compressors are detailed 
Potential safety hazards associated with compressed air are identified 
Locations of all mountings, safety devices, alarms and shut downs on compressors, air receivers and compressed air systems are identified and their functions are outlined 
Different requirements and production methods for control air, method of production and special requirements for a breathing apparatus compressor, are clarified 
Essential statutory regulations covering operation of steering gear are established 
Operation of different types of steering gear used on board vessels is clarified 
Working principle of variable delivery pumps used in steering gear is explained 
Location of all alarms and safety devices associated with steering gear is identified and their functions are outlined 
Process for testing steering gear and monitoring its performance is explained 
Why ‘fresh water’ may have to be produced from seawater is explained 
Function, construction and operation of evaporators is explained 
Correct starting procedure, safe operation and basic maintenance required for an evaporator is clarified 
Process for testing the evaporator and monitoring performance is explained 
Treatment of distillate for domestic purposes is outlined 
Quality necessary if water being produced by a distiller is to be used for human consumption is outlined 
Properties of an ideal refrigerant are listed 
Refrigerants commonly used on board are listed and reason for their use is clarified 
Basic construction and operation of a marine refrigeration system is explained 
Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine refrigeration systems is confirmed 
Personal safety and environmental hazards associated with CFCs and ozone depleting substances are identified 
Basic construction and operation of marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems in routine and emergency situations is explained 
Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in marine air-conditioning and ventilation systems is confirmed 
Basic flow of air and gas through a simple cycle marine gas turbine is outlined 
Materials and construction of compressor, combustion system and turbine in a single and two-shaft design turbine are detailed 
Basic controls required for the control and protection of the plant are outlined 
Accessories necessary for safe operation are listed 
Types, basic construction and operation of deck machinery are outlined 
Preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary actions to prevent damage in deck machinery is confirmed 

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