Checklists Before starting a diesel generatorChecks before starting a generator engine and putting it on the switchboard. Print Clear ticks VesselDateChecked by Maintenance finished, permits closed, tools and rags removed, guards refitted.Lube oil level in the sump correct; governor oil level correct.Cooling water: expansion tank level correct, valves open, preheating on.Fuel valves open, fuel filters clean, no air in the fuel system.Starting air pressure sufficient and receiver drained of water.Pre-lubrication run; engine turned over with indicator cocks open to check for water or fuel in cylinders.Indicator cocks closed, turning gear (if fitted) disengaged, engine room informed.After start: oil pressure rises at once, no leaks or abnormal noise, temperatures rising normally.Voltage and frequency correct; synchronise, close the breaker and share the load. Remarks Reference only. Follow your company's SMS procedures and the maker's manual. seavint.com/checklists/diesel-generator-start ChecklistsDeck and navigationBridge checklist before departureEquipment tests and preparations on the bridge before leaving port. 8 itemsBridge checklist before arrivalPreparations before the pilot station and port approach. 8 itemsTaking over the navigational watchWhat the relieving officer checks before accepting the watch. 8 itemsAnchoring checklistPlanning, letting go and keeping an anchor watch. 8 itemsPilot boarding arrangementRigging and checking the pilot ladder and the boarding station. 8 itemsEngine roomEngine room watch roundWhat to look at, listen to and record on every round of the engine room. 10 itemsBunkering checklist (engine side)Before, during and after taking fuel on board. 10 itemsBefore entering an enclosed spaceTanks, void spaces, cofferdams, boilers and crankcases. 8 itemsWeekly emergency generator testStarting, running and checking the emergency generator and its switchboard. 8 items