PWS Attachment 1 - Pre Post Operational Checklist.pdf

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VESSEL LEASE (BAREBOAT) Federal contract opportunity
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H92240-22-T-0002
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United States Special Operations Command

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PWS, Attachment 1 1 of 6

Pre Operations Check List

Date: ________________ Engine Start Time: ___________ Generator Start Time: ___________

Vessel Type/ Name: ____________________________________________________

Hull Identification Number (HIN): _________________________________________

Starting Location: ______________________________________________________

Weather/ Sea Conditions: ________________________________________________

Boat Captain or Engineer Print / Sign: _______________________________________

*** If any discrepancies are found, annotate in additional comments ***

Item Initials

1. _____ Inspect for hull damage, engine mounting and propeller blades for damage.

2. _____ Verify bilge plug(s) are installed and tightened.

3. _____ Check that the batteries are in good condition and the battery connections are secure.

4. _____ Turn on barrel switches to appropriate position.

5. _____ Verify the engine oil level for all engine(s). (Annotate for all applicable engines.)

a. Port. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If oil added, how much and what type? ______________________________________

b. Mid. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If oil added, how much and what type? ______________________________________

c. Stbd. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If oil added, how much and what type? ______________________________________

***Do not check oil in the Tilted Position for outboard engines***

6. _____ Verify Engine coolant levels for all engine(s). (Annotate for all applicable engines)

a. Port. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If coolant added, how much and what type? ___________________________________

b. Mid. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

c. Stbd. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

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7. _____ Verify Generator oil level, coolant level, fuel level (if applicable).

a. Oil. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If oil added, how much and what type? ______________________________________

b. Coolant. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If coolant added, how much and what type? __________________________________

c. Fuel. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If fuel added, how much and what type? _____________________________________

8. _____ Engine Hours. (Annotate for all applicable engines.)

a. Port. _________ hrs

b. Mid. _________ hrs

c. Stbd. _________ hrs

9. _____ Check Air filters.

a. If added, what actions were taken?

10. _____ Generator Hours. _________ hrs

11. _____ Verify Vessel fuel level.

a. Main tank. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If fuel added, how much and what type? _____________________________________

b. Auxiliary tank(s). (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If fuel added, how much and what type? _____________________________________

12. _____ Inspect fuel filters / RACORs for contaminants and water.

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a. If contaminants were found, what actions were taken?

13. _____ Ensure the fuel manifold is properly configured for fuel flow to the engines. If equipped with outboard engines, squeeze the primer bulb until you feel it become firm.

14. _____ Check throttle, shift and steering cables / hydraulic fluid for proper operation before starting engine(s). Look for loose, damaged or leaking connections.

15. _____ Verify steering hydraulic reservoir and pressure level.

a. Level. (F, ¾, ½, ¼, E)

If hydraulic fluid added, how much and what type? ____________________________

16. _____ Manually operate bilge pumps and verify operational.

17. _____ Verify outboard engine fresh water flush hose connection cap is hand tight. (if applicable)

18. _____ Verify seacocks are open on engine(s) and generator. (if applicable)

***Do not start engine(s) without ensuring seacocks are open. ***

19. _____ After engine start up verify Oil Pressure, Fuel Pressure, and Alarms; verify water discharge from engine(s).

a. Oil Pressure _______ psi

b. Fuel Pressure _______ psi

c. Alarm(s). (Annotate discrepancies in space below)

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20. _____ Verify engine kill switch is operational. (if applicable)

a. If not operational, what actions were taken and who was contacted?

21. _____ Verify navigation lights and anchor light operational.

22. _____ Verify marine-band radio operational.

23. _____ Verify navigation equipment powers on and is operational.

24. _____ Verify radar/GPS is functioning correctly.

25. _____ Verify number of:

a. Mooring lines ____ qty

b. Life vests ____ qty

c. Fire extinguisher ____ qty. Circle one: (Full or Empty)

d. Fenders ____ qty

e. If not within operational standards, what actions were taken and who was contacted?

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26. _____ Verify Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) equipment are up to date and in good working condition.

27. _____ Verify first aid kit is onboard and up to date.

28. _____ Verify depth sounding is operational.

a. If not operational, what actions were taken and who was contacted?

29. _____ Verify anchor is on board, anchor rode secured, and anchor windlass (if applicable) is operational.

30. _____ Verify bow thruster is operational (if applicable).

31. _____ Verify wind screen is clean and ensure clear visibility (if applicable).

32. _____ Verify shore power cable master is functional. (if applicable)

Additional comments / discrepancies:

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Post Operations Check List

Date: __________ Engine Shutdown Time: __________ Generator Shutdown Time: __________

Vessel Type/ Name: ____________________________________________________

Hull Identification Number (HIN): _________________________________________

Ending Location: ______________________________________________________

Weather/ Sea Conditions: ________________________________________________

Boat Captain or Engineer Print / Sign: _______________________________________

*** If any discrepancies are found, annotate in additional comments ***

Item Initials

1. _____ Verify ending engine hours.

a. Port. _________ hrs

b. Mid. _________ hrs

c. Stbd. _________ hrs

2. _____ Verify ending generator hours.

a. Generator. ________ hrs

3. _____ Fresh water flush all engines (if applicable).

4. _____ Ensure all electrical equipment is properly shut down.

5. _____ Verify the barrel switches are in the off position.

6. _____ Fresh water wash down.

Additional comments / discrepancies:

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