Attachment G - (MPC-1 OM HSMST Maintenance Checklist 20200825).pdf
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Attachment G HSMST Maintenance Checklist
PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY
DETACHMENT FAR EAST DET GUAM
FOR
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF RANGE SUPPORT
CRAFT, HIGH-SPEED MANEUVERABLE SURFACE
TARGETS, SHIP-DEPLOYABLE SURFACE TARGETS AND
SURFACE TOWED TARGETS
HSMST MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST
25 AUGUST 2020
HSMST MAINTENANCE DISCREPANCY SHEET
Type of Maintenance: _ Page: _____of _______
Target Type: _ Hull Number: ______
DISCREPANCY NUMBER REMARKS NAME
The Boat Master shall ensure this form is filled out every time maintenance (scheduled / unscheduled) is performed. The Boat Master shall retain a copy of the checklist and any noted discrepancies. The original shall be turn into the COR.
Boat Master: _ COR: ________
Daily Maintenance Schedule (Boat In the Water)
Hull Number: _ Current Engine Hours: _ Date: _
ACTION REMARKS INITIAL
Ensure that the bilge pump switch is in the "AUTO" position. If the boat is equipped with a circuit breaker, ensure that it's in the "ON" position
BILGE PUMP
Check for proper operation
DOCK LINES AND SPONSON
Check lines for security Check lines for damage Check lines for excessive wear Ensure there is the proper amount of slack for tidal movement
Check sponson for damage Check sponson for excessive wear Check sponson properly inflated
HULL
Check for abrasions Check for damage Check for punctures Check for cracking Check for gouges Check for paint damage
SPONSON
Inspect patches, skirts, doublers, etc.
for signs of lifting or damage
Ensure that lifelines are secure, properly rigged, and not damaged or frayed
Check general condition of valves clean and free of debris, cover caps in place any valve leak must be promptly repaired
Check that rubbing strips are in place and well secured
Boat Master: _ COR: _
Daily Maintenance Schedule (Boat In Water)
Hull Number: Current Engine Hours: Date:
ELEPHANT TRUNKS
_(LOCATED ON TRANSOM)
Ensure they are in the down position
Clear for proper drainage Clear for proper drainage
Weekly Maintenance Schedule (Boat in the Water) (Page 1 of 4)
ACTION REMARKS
INITIAL
FORWARD COMPARTMENT
Check for watertight integrity
Check bulkhead for damage
Flush and fill with new coolant
Excessive water
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND
HALON SYSTEM
Check fire extinguishers for proper stowage
Check if seals intact
Check inspections current
Pull pin safety wired
Excessive corrosion
Check Halon System for bottle properly charged
Check inspections current
Manual pull cable in good condition
Excessive corrosion
FUEL TANK INCLUDING FILL
CAP AND FILLER NECK
Check for accumulation of water
Fill cap & neck for damage
Check for corrosion
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
INCLUDING MOUNTS AND ALL
ASSOCIATED HARDWARE
Check for corrosion
Check for security
Check for damage
Check for cleanliness
(Page 2 of 4)
ACTION
REMARKS
LIGHT INCLUDING RUNNING
AND CONSOLE
Check for damage Check for cleanliness
MANUAL BILGE PUMP
Check hose in good condition Pump for proper operation Pump handle properly stowed Pump diaphragm check for deterioration
HOISTING FITTINGS
Check for security Check for damage Check for cracks
HANDRAILS
Check for corrosion Check for security Check for damage Check for cracks
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Check for corrosion Check for security Check for damage Check for cracks Check for frayed wires Check for loose connections Check for chaffing
INSTALLED EQUIPMENT
AND COMPONENTS
(Page 3 of 4)
HOSES AND CLAMPS
Check for tightness
Check for corrosion
Check for damage
ENGINE, TRANSMISSION
AND OUTDRIVE
Engine: Start & check for leaks, (fuel, oil, engine, transmission, outdrive and water
Abnormal noises (engine, transmission and outdrive)
Proper operating ranges (oil pressure, battery voltage, water temperature)
Ensure boat is properly secured.
Place the throttle/shift lever into each of the selected gears.
Observe for movement in the direction selected
BELTS
Check for fraying
Overall condition Proper tension not to exceed ½” deflection
BOAT HOOK(S) (IF
APPLICABLE)
Aboard (1minimum)
Proper stowage
OTHER LINES AND
EOUIPMENT
Equipment properly stowed
Check lines for fraying
Check lines for excessive wear
Check lines for damage
Check lines for proper amount of slack for tidal movement
Weekly Maintenance Schedule (Boat in the Water) (Page 4 of 4)
ACTION REMARK INITIAL
HATCH COVERS
Check for proper operation
Check for damage
Check for corrosion
Check for security
LINE CLEATS AND TOW
BITTS
Check for cracks
Check for security
ANTENNAS AND COUPLERS
Check for proper connections
Check for damage
Check for security
Check for corrosion
Check impedance
ENGINE CONTROLS
Check cable and linkage arrangement for cleanliness, tautness, tight mounting
HYDRAULIC STEERING
RESERVOIR
Check pressure and hydraulic fluid level
LIFTING SLING
Inspect webbing for fraying and deterioration
BILGE PUMP DISCHARGE
OUTLETS
Discharge outlets clear Intact and not damaged
OUTDRIVE AND
PROPELLERS
Outdrive check for damage Outdrive check for corrosion Outdrive check for leaks Propellers check for bent blades Propellers check for corrosion Propellers check for looseness
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
Check for signs of obvious leaks (water, fuel and oil)
FUEL LINES, VALVES,
FITTINGS, FILTERS AND
MANIFOLD
Check for any leakage Check for corrosion Check for loose fittings
BILGE
Ensure there is no accumulation of water
Maintenance Schedule (25 Hours) (Page 1 of 2)
ENGINE
Change oil Change oil filter
TRANSMISSION
Change oil Remove and clean screen
FLUIDS
Check and fill as necessary
COOLING SYSTEM
Check for missing parts Check for loose parts Check for damage Check for corrosion Check for proper levels
CONTROL CABLES
Check for missing parts Check for loose parts Check for damage Check for corrosion Lubricate as needed
STEERING SYSTEM
Check for missing parts Check for loose parts Check for damage Check for corrosion
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Check for proper levels Check for Leaks Check for loose parts Check properly charged
Maintenance Schedule (25 Hours) (Page 2 of 2)
ACTION
REMARKS
BELTS
Check for fraying Check for wear Check for proper tension
EXHAUST SYSTEM
Check for missing parts Check for loose parts
Maintenance Schedule (50 Hours/60 Days)
ALTERNATOR
Check mounting for corrosion
Check mounting for tightness
FIXTURES
Check tightness of cables Check overall condition of fixtures
Check for moisture or evidence of arcing
Check mounting integrity
Check engine mounting for security
Check for accessory drivers, filters, pumps, belts, etc
ENGINE FLUIDS
Check for proper levels Check for leakage or over-flowing
OUTDRIVE
Check for proper oil levels
Check clamps and bellows for leaks and damage
EXHAUST SYSTEM
Inspect hoses and clamps for tightness and deterioration
FUEL SYSYEM
Inspect Valves packing and for proper operation
Make a complete system check of Fuel System for leakage at all lines and fittings
SEA WATER SYSTEM
Piping check for leakage at all lines and fittings
Check for damaged flexible hoses
Maintenance Schedule (50 Hours/60 Days)
BILGE SYSTEM
Piping check all lines, hoses and fittings for leakage
Electric Bilge Pump check connections for wear and corrosion
Check strainer Check float switch Hand-operated bilge pump, inspect mounting
Check operation
STEERING SYSTEM
Inspect Steering wheel mounting
Check bearings for freedom Hydraulic lines check all connections for leakage
Check for wear and damage
FIRE EXTINGUISHING
SYSTEM
Check for proper location Check for proper mounting Weight of bottles Check cables for damage or corrosion (Halon only)
COMPARTMENTS &
LOCKERS
Inspect hatches & access panels for general condition
Checks dogs & gaskets
HULL
Inspect for cleanliness Check for damage Inspect hull fittings for damage or loose mountings
Maintenance Schedule (100 Hours/120 Days) (Page 1 of 3)
ON-BOARD EQUIPMENT
Ensure all equipment is properly stowed
Check condition of belts Change oil Check filter Check valve clearance Change air filter Change crankcase-ventilation filter
Check turbo-charger Check t aw water pump impeller. Replace if worn
Check alternator Check starter Change fuel filter Vent fuel system Check corrosion protection
OUTDRIVE
Check corrosion protection Check oil level (upper & lower)
Lubricate primary & steering shaft journals
Check propeller & mounting nuts for damage
Inspect propellers for damage and replace if necessary
Check zinc plate, replace when 50% eroded
(Page 2 of 3)
HYDRAULIC STEERING
Grease ram guide tube Inspect reservalve & system at operation pressure
MANUAL BILGE PUMP
ELECTRIC BILGE PUMP
Check for proper operation at control panel & at float switch
Clean outlet hose & inlet strainer
SEAWATER STRAINER
Inspect strainer for debris & clean
Inspect & clean sea water systems
INFLATABLE COLLAR
Check pressure in all chambers Inspect for damage
INSTRUMENT PANEL
Check for proper operation of all switches and controls
OUTDRIVE HYDRAULIC
TRIM PUMP
Check oil level, fill as required
HINGES & MOVING
PARTS
Check for tightness Lubricate as required
BATTERY CHARGING
Inspect and test for proper charge
Clean terminals and grease
(Page 3 of 3)
REMOTE CONTROL
SYSTEM (RCS)
Inspect outside of control box Inspect inside of control box and all installed components & cabling
Inspect coax cable & antenna Check Throttle actuator chain tension and adjust as required
Lubricate steering actuator chain as required
Check Steering actuator chain tension and adjust as required
Perform a complete functional check of RCS
SLING FITTINGS
Check sling attaching hardware for corrosion, cracks, etc
Annual Maintenance Schedule
OUTDRIVE
Adjust locking as required Change Oil
CARDEN SHAFT
Inspect & tighten shaft bolts
CONTROL CABLES
(ALL)
Check for proper operation Lubricate as required
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
(ENTIRE)
Check for loose wires
Check for damage Check for fraying Check for chafing Check for faulty breakers, replace as required
Check all switches, replace as
Check all bulbs, replace as
SLING LIFT
Inspect attaching hardware, replace worn parts as needed
Inspect webbing
BATTERIES
Check specific gravity Perform load test Inspect for damage Clean as required
ON-BOARD EQUIPMENT
Visually inspect all on-board equipment. Repair or replace as required
Annual Maintenance Schedule
FUEL/WATER
SEPARATOR
Change element
COOLING SYSTEM
Flush and fill with new coolant
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Have all bottles inspected and charged as required
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