MARINERS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES FOUNDATION OF LEGASPI CITY, ALBAY INC.

Rawis Legazpi City, Albay

ONBOARD TRAINING OFFICE (OBT)
ONBOARD TRAINING GUIDANCE (OTG) FOR BSMT STUDENTS

Name of Students Name if MHEI

Name of Vessel Vessel 1: Vessel 2: Vessel 3:
Type of Vessel
Shipping Company
Flag Nationality
Instructions:
1. Upon joining the ship, familiarization of duties and all ship arrangements, installations, equipment, procedures and ship characteristics that are relevant to
the routine or emergency duties are required to be undertaken by the students based on the SMS of the ship and recorded in TRB.
2. In the preparation of this Onboard Training Guidance (OTG) for each student, the Onboard Training Supervisor shall coordinate with the shipping/manning
company where the student will be deployed to gather information such as: the particular type of vessel and the available machineries, equipment, and
instruments onboard. The corresponding Objective Evidence (column 2) shall also be identified. The Task Schedules (from Month 1 to Month 12) shall be
accomplished during monitoring activity of the OTS at the specific month when the student actually carried out the duties/tasks onboard.
3. The indicated objective evidence in column 2 are sample only. The OTS must be able to identify the actual objective evidence/s that can be practically
produced onboard in consideration of the type of vessel and the available machineries, equipment, and instrument on board.
4. The duties and task listed below are based from the approved TRB and are classified into:
4.1 Sea projects – are duties/tasks (shaded in yellow) that can be performed by the cadets on their own time without interfering with ship’s operations.
The sea projects are required to be 100% completed during the onboard training.
4.2 Operational tasks – are duties/tasks (shaded in blue) wherein performance is dependent on actual ship operation or in accordance with ship’s
Planned Maintenance System. During onboard training, at least 70% of the operational tasks are expected to have been completed.
5. Project Works are assignments to ensure gaining progressively knowledge of the ships and equipment and life-saving appliance carried onboard that is
required to be accomplished aside from sea projects and operational tasks. Project Works are required to be completed at least 70% during the student’s
onboard training.
6. The report on sea projects and operational tasks on various shipboard operations undertaken during onboard training shall be prepared by the students for
the final evaluation of the assigned Shipboard Training Supervisor onboard. This shall contain any of the following: (a) detailed information; (b) drawing; (c)
photos; and (d) description of activities in narrative form.
7. For the Task Schedule (months 1 to 12) the students are expected to distribute the tasks over a period of 12 months. Accomplishment of these tasks shall
be reported to the Shipboard Training Supervisor during the monthly monitoring together with entries in the TRB and corresponding objective evidence/s.
8. This OTG shall be used in monitoring the progress of students’ onboard training by the Onboard Training Supervisor, Monitoring Team of the Commission
and the Maritime Administration, and the Shipboard Training Supervisor.
 Objective Evidence Task Schedule
(Pictures, Videos, Documents,
Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Competence: Plan and

1 conduct a passage and
determine position
Consult navigational
1.1
publications
Demonstrate an understanding
of the chart folio system and
.1 Narrative supported with pictures
assist in correcting charts and
other publications
Demonstrate an understanding
of contents and the use of:
.2
Notices to mariners
Sailing directions and ship's
.3
routing information
.4 List of lights and fog signals
Tide tables, tidal stream and
.5
current atlases
.6 Pilot books
.7 Radio navigational warnings
Select charts of adequate
1.2
scale
Select appropriate scale charts
from paper chart portfolio
.2 Electronic Chart System (ECS)
or Electronic Chart Display and
Information System (ECDIS)
Demonstrate the use of the
.1
compass when setting courses
.2 Set up:
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Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Course recorder
.3 Course alarm
Estimate and make allowance
.4
for leeway and tidal currents
.5 Practice tidal calculations
Calculate Estimated Time of
1.4
Arrival (ETA)
Practice calculations for distance,
.1 average speed course made
good, set and drift, ETA
Determine and apply compass
1.5 error for courses and compass
bearings
.1 Apply magnetic variation and
deviation
.2 Practice use of the azimuth mirror
Practice:
.3
Azimuths
.4 Amplitudes
Understand the use of and make
.5 entries in the compass error book
and interpret information
recorded
Recognize conspicuous
objects and other
1.6 terrestrial/celestial aids to
navigation in daylight and at
night
Identify aids to navigation
.2 including lighthouse, beacons
and buoys
.3 Identify star constellations and
stars of first magnitude and learn
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(Pictures, Videos, Documents,
Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

to use star chart and star finder

.4 Practice compass bearings and
visual fixes
.5 Demonstrate a knowledge of the
IAIA system of buoyage
Use azimuth mirror and sextant
1.7 to fix ship's position by
celestial and terrestrial
observation
.1 Use azimuth mirror to fix ship's
position
.2 Use a sextant and demonstrate
how to identify and remove errors
.3 Practice vertical and horizontal
sextant angles
Make noon calculations e.g.
.4 distance, average speed, course
made good, set and drift and ETA
1.8 State ship's position by dead
reckoning
.1 Estimate and make allowance for
leeway and tidal currents
.2 Practice tidal calculations
Operate all electronic
navigational equipment
1.9 requires to be carried on the
ship an apply the information
obtained to ascertain the ship's
position
Practice:
.1
Radar switch on and set up
procedure
.2 Radar plotting
.3 Position fixes by radar
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Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

.4 Parallel indexing
.5 Practice using ARPA
.6 Demonstrate an understanding of
the limitations of radar
.8 Understand other uses and
capabilities of AIS
.9 Operate distance/ speed
recorders
Practice:
.10
Satellite navigation set up
procedure
.11 Use of correction tables
Fixes by satellite navigation
.12 (GPS) applying applicable
corrections
Compare a manually developed
.13 passage plan with a generated by
use of electronic systems
.14 Set up and use ECDIS or ECS as
an aid to navigation
Determine the most probable
1.10 position of the ship by
observing the sun, stars or
planets
.1 Identify stars of first magnitude
.2 Demonstrate use of the
chronometer
.3 Understand use of chronometer
rate book
.4 Practice sus sights
Practice noon calculations e.g.,
.5 distance, average speed, course
made good, set and drift and ETA
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(Pictures, Videos, Documents,
Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Competence:
2
Maintain a safe navigational
watch
On preparing for sea, check
ship's draught, and the
21. necessary bridge equipment is
operational and that proper
sailing information is available
.2 Use internal communications and Short video recording/ clip
test alarm systems
Read the draught and check Photocopy/picture of departure and
.3 freeboard on arrival and
arrival draught
departure
.4 Check and calibrate draught Picture of monitoring draught gauge
gauges, when fitted
Picture of hydrometer and its
readings and electronic or manual
5 Take dock water density and
calculate dock water allowance Dock Water Allowance (DWA)
calculation
Assist in checking bridge steering
control equipment, Picture of departure bridge
. 6 communication systems and all checklist signed with 00W and its
other navigational aids before date
departure
Inspect the ship to sailing to Picture of departure bridge
7 ensure that the ship is all secure checklist signed with 00W and its
to proceed to sea date
2 2 On leaving or entering port
notify the master/engine-room
as appropriate and assist in
carrying out the
master's/pilot's orders/
direction while, monitoring the
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Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

course, speed and position

Under the supervision of an Photos of actual hoisting and
.1 officer rig pilot ladders, including
rigging of pilot ladder and pilot hoist
pilot hoist or similar (if fitted)
Video clips in operating bridge
. 2 Operate bridge controls, e.g., controls such telegraph, whistles
telegraph, whistles, telephones
and telephones
Photos/video of hoisting of flag and
3 Understand flag etiquette
brief explanation of flag etiquette
Daily journal notation on explaining
the actions when vessel is entering
Understudy an officer on the and leaving port signed by the 00W
4 bridge when vessel is entering
and leaving port Photos/ videos of cadet
understudying 00W in preparing for
entering and leaving the port
Spend at least two periods in the Daily journal notation on
observing/assisting 00W when
.5 engine-room
(observing/assisting) when vessel entering and leaving port signed by
is entering and leaving port the 00W at least two periods.
At the commencement of the
watch ascertain ship's
2.3 position, course and speed and
appraise the traffic situation
and any hazards to navigation
Daily journal notation which
constitutes the safe keeping a
navigational watch.
.1 Know what constitutes the safe
keeping of a navigational watch
Photos/videos of cadet conducting
a proper look out
2 Demonstrate the correct Demonstrate the correct procedure
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No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

procedure for handling over a for handling over a bridge watch

bridge watch
At the commencement of the
watch ascertain ship's
2.3 position, course and speed and
appraise the traffic situation
and any hazards to navigation
(continued)
Attached reporting proof documents
Understudy an officer on rounds: properly conducted safety rounds at
.1
sea, SMS form in checklist of
At sea
Taking over the watch at sea
Attached reporting proof documents
properly conducted safety rounds at
sea, photocopy of logbooks safety
.2 At anchor
rounds carried out and pages of
logbooks SMS form in checklist of
Taking over the watch at anchor
Attached reporting proof documents
property conducted safety rounds
.3 In port
at sea, SMS form in checklist of
Taking over the watch at in port
At sea prioritize the look-out,
fix the ship's position regularly,
2.4 assess risk of collision and/or
grounding and take
appropriate action
Books of ICS Bridge procedure
Demonstrate an understanding of guide showing the ships stamp with
date of receives
.1 the principles of safe watch
keeping as detailed in the ICS
Bridge Procedure Guide Video clips of actual performance of
safe watch keeping
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Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Video Clips of actual Reporting of

cited object by degrees or points.
Perform look-out duties and
.2 report objects in degrees or
Explain briefly how did you perform
points
proper look-out during your duty in
column 5
Assist the 00W to accomplished
Understand the need to maintain SMS form in checklist
3 a visual look-out for small ships
and other floating objects that Explain briefly how did you perform
may not be visible by radar proper look-out during your duty in
column 5
Video clip/photo of the AIS unit.
Recognize the limitations of AIS
Explain briefly the limitations of AIS
.4 as an aid to identification and
understand that it is not a as an aid to identification and
collision avoidance system understand that it is not a collision
avoidance system.
Video clip/photo demonstrating
automatic steering to hand steering
Understand the need to engage when encountering traffic
.5 hand steering at an early stage
when encountering traffic or Explain briefly when to engage
hazards to navigation hand steering at an early stage
when encountering traffic or
hazards to navigation
Understand the need for taking Explain briefly the early action to
.6 early action to avoid close
avoid close quarters situations
quarters situations
.7 Understand the need to analyze Explain briefly the most effective
and consider what if? Scenarios means of action to avoid risk of
before taking collision avoidance
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No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

action collision
Video clip/photo and explain briefly
8 Show an ability to supervise how to supervise ratings in watch
ratings in watch keeping duties
keeping duties
Video clip/photo and explain briefly
.9 Assist officer of the watch in in Assisting officer of the watch in
anchor watch duties
anchor watch duties
Read and understand the Explain briefly the purpose and
.10 purpose and contents of the Night
contents of the night order book
Orders book
Adjust the ship's course and
2.5 speed to the traffic, the waters
and the meteorological
conditions
Attached photo and explain briefly
.1 Read barometer and derive the barometer and derive corrected
corrected barometric pressure
barometric pressure
Attached photo and explain briefly
.2 Read barograph and obtain the barograph and obtain the
barometric tendency
barometric tendency
Attached photo and explain
3 Read hygrometer and calculate
dew point hygrometer and calculate dew point
Attached photo and explain briefly
4 Obtain sea and air temperature how to obtain sea and air
temperature
Explain briefly the wind force,
.5 Estimate wind force, direction and
sea state direction and sea state
Explain briefly the identification of
.6 Identify main cloud types
cloud types
Recognize the need to adjust Explain briefly the need to adjust
7 course and/or speed in heavy
course and/or speed in heavy seas
seas
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Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Monitor and control

2.6 navigational instruments and
record relevant activities and
incidents
1 Complete watch entries in the
deck log book
.2 Operate echo sounder and
analyze information obtained
.3 Set echo sounder alarm
appropriate to passage
Operate passive radio equipment
4 where fitted, including:

Navtex
.5 Weather fax
Competence:
3.
Use of radar and ARPA
maintain safety of navigation
Carry out operational checks
3.1 and adjust the equipment to
proper performance
1 Practice radar set-up procedure
and system tests
2 Practice set-up procedure for true
motion display
.3 Understand the limitations of
radar
Demonstrate an understanding of
.4 the information provided from:

Relative motion display

5 True motions display
3 2 Use the equipment to fix the
ship's position
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Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

.1 Practice fixes by radar

2 Cross-check fixes by radar with
visual fixes
Demonstrate an understanding of
.3 factors affecting performance and
accuracy
Operate radar and ARPA to
detect any hazards for
3.3 grounding, close quarters
situation or collision with other
ships or objects and determine
appropriate avoiding action
.2 Practice parallel index techniques
Demonstrate knowledge and
.3 understanding of the differences
between ground and sea
stabilization for ARPA
4 Under supervision, demonstrate
blind pilotage techniques
3.4 Take appropriate action to
avoid accidents
.1 Practice plotting of radar targets
Recommend appropriate avoiding
.2 action (using true motion and
relative motion displays)
3 Understand rate of turn
information
Competence: Use of ECDIS to
4 maintain the safety of
navigation
4.1 Knowledge of the capability
and limitation of ECDIS
operation including:

A thorough understanding of
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Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Electronic Navigational Chart

([NC) data, data accuracy,
presentation rules, display
options and other chart data
formats
1 Explain the difference between a
raster chart and vector chart
Demonstrate to how to use
ECDIS to interrogate the chart
.2 display and obtain chart details
e.g., information on originator,
edition number and update status
3 Explain the difference between
official ENC's and unofficial ENCs
.4 Explain how ENCs and RNCs are
kept up to date
Understand that an electronic
.5 chart system is another tool or aid
to navigation
Explain the factors in determining
6 a safety contour and demonstrate
how it is set
Explain the factors in determining
.7 a safe passing distance of
charted hazards and demonstrate
how it is set
.8 Explain factors affecting the
quality of chart and survey data
Knowledge of the capability
and limitations of ECDIS
4. 2 operations including:

The dangers of overreliance

.1 Demonstrate an understanding
that in comparison to the errors
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signature of the 00W)

that may affect paper charts

ECDIS may be subject to a
different range of error and
anomalies requiring remedial
measures
Understand that the voyage plan
.2 should include information on
equipment status and backup
procedures
Under supervision, demonstrate
that in accepting the watch, the
.3 officer reviews the voyage plan
and agrees the selected pre-
setting of functions, alarms and
indicators to be use on ECDIS
Understand the need to check
4 validity of data by regularly
checking data sources and
visually cross-checking
Understand that the use of
ECDIS does not release the
.5 navigator from proper watch
keeping, managing and
monitoring all data sources
Understand that situational
.6 awareness demands having
sufficient relevant information for
decision making
Understand that the watch
7 keeper's situational awareness
may be impaired by information
overload
Demonstrate an understanding of
8 the need for situational
awareness in responding to
changing traffic hazards
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No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Explain actions to take in event of

.9 failure of main navigational
systems
Knowledge of the capability
and limitations of ECDIS
4.3 operations including:
Familiarity with the function of
ECDIS required by
performance standards in force
Understand the danger in the
. 1 tendency to put too much trust in
computer-based systems and
believe whatever is on the display
Understand the need to cross-
check ECDIS information by all
. 2 other means available, especially
by visual means and use of the
radar
Understand the difference
.3 between primary position and
secondary position source and
how it is activated
Understand the process for
4 updating base charts and the
display of update history
Competence:
5
Respond to emergencies
Describe assigned duties laid
5.1 down in the ship's contingency
plans for emergencies
.1 Participate in a fire drill at sea
. 2 Participate in an emergency
response exercise for:
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the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Heavy weather damage

3 Collision
.4 Rescue or recovery of in water
survivors/casualties
.5 Person over board
6 Shipboard oil pollution incident
7 Steering failure
.8 Main engine failure
9 Power failure
.10 Security alert
.11 Participate in a lifeboat drill for
abandon ship
Demonstrate ability to take
5 2 initial actions in the event of an
emergency
Participate in a response exercise
1 for an unspecified emergency
situation
Change over the normal steering
2 control on the bridge to the
emergency steering position
Assist with the changeover from
the bridge emergency steering
.3 position to the emergency system
in the steering flat and steer from
this position
Demonstrate ability to act
5.3 correctly when emergencies
arise in port
Prepare a contract list of shore
1 side emergency organizations
such as: Port control, fire, police,
ambulance, and tugs
.2 Participation in an emergency
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the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

response exercise in port for: Fire

3 Pollution incident
.4 Demonstrate the procedure for
alerting port emergency services
Demonstrate a knowledge of
.5 vessel's shipboard oil pollution
emergency plan and shipboard
marine pollution emergency plan
Competence:
6
Respond to a distress signal at
sea
61 Establish position of own ship
and the unit in distress
.1 Meet the requirement of
competence 1.9
Plot the position given for a
.2 vessel in distress and calculate
course distance and ETA
Understand the duties and
.3 responsibilities of the designated
radio operator in times of distress
.4 Operate GMDSS equipment on
test
Practice the use of VHF and MF
.5 radio telephone equipment using
the standard Marine
Communication Phrases
Make a preliminary assessment
6.2 of the situation, suggest
actions and inform the master
.1 Recognize distress and urgency
signals
2 Record distress signal sighted or
received in log book
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the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

.3 Consult vessel's contingency

plans and instructions
.4 Assist in preparing a response or
contingency plan
Record all incidents and
6 3 actions taken and the master's
decision
. 1 Record information in the deck
log book
Maintain records of
. 2 communications and actions
taken
Competence:

7. Use the IMO Standard Marine

Communication Phrases and
use English in written and oral
form
71 Use the IMO Standard Marine
Communication Phrases
Use the IMO Standard Marine
.1 Communication Phrases with:
Other ships
2 Coast stations
72 Use English nautical
publications and manuals
Demonstrate understanding of
.1 contents and use of: Notices to
mariners
.2 Sailing directions and pilot book
.3 List of lights and for signals
4 Tide tables, tidal stream and
current atlases
.5 Meteorological and marine safety
messages
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signature of the 00W)

.6 Ships' routing information

7.3 Fill in standard English
nautical report and forms
.1 Keep a port log in English
Complete watch entries in
.2 English and understand purpose
of the deck log book
Communicate with members of
7.4 the watch in safety related
duties
Demonstrate an ability to
.1 communicate instructions to a
multinational crew
. 2 Show an ability to supervise
ratings during mooring operations
Spend one week keeping engine-
room watches with each of the
.3 engineering watch keeping
officers, i.e., two days on each of
the three watches
4 Use hand held transceivers
(portable radios)
Observe a Master-Pilot
information exchange concerning
5 pilot's intentions, ship's
characteristics and operational
parameters
7.5 Communicate with shore
stations
Understand the purpose of IMO
.1 ships routing measure and
separation schemes
Under supervision, make reports
2 to comply with ship reporting
requirements
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the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Understand purpose of vessel

.3 traffic services and where to find
reporting requirements
Competence:
8.
Transmit and receive
information by visual signaling
8.1 Transmit and receive Morse
signals
1 Send and receive Morse code for
letters, number and group 'SOS'
2 Understand, maintain and use
Aldis lamp and battery
Use the international Code of
8.2 Signals to interpret messages
given by flags and pennants
Identify International Code or
1 Signals flags and principal
national flags
Learn the meaning of single letter
.2 flag hoists:

A, B, G, H, 0, P, Q
Practice coding and decoding
.3 using the International Code of
signals
Competence:
9
Maneuver the ship
Use available information as to
9.1 the ship's turning circles and
stopping distances when
maneuvering
.1 Demonstrate an understanding of
the operation of the steering gear
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signature of the 00W)

and associated alarms

Observe any steering or other
.2 system limitations during normal
maneuvers
.3 Demonstrate where to find
maneuvering information
Demonstrate understanding of
.4 squat, shallow water and similar
effects
Under supervision, using the
5 maneuvering board information,
practice maneuvering the vessel
6 Observe of turn at different
speeds and water depths
9. 2 Demonstrate proper berthing
and anchoring procedures
As a team member assist in
preparing for mooring:
1
Heaving lines, ropes, wires,
stoppers, communications, light,
fenders etc.
2 Run off ropes stowed on reels
and flake out for use
.3 Understand cold weather
precautions
.4 Under supervision Start/operate
winches and windlass
.5 Run, heave, stopper and turn up
mooring lines
Demonstrate safe handling of
.6 moorings, with particular
reference to synthetic fiber ropes
and self-tensioning winches
.7 Under the supervision of an
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signature of the 00W)

officer, rig accommodation

ladders and gangways
8 Check and calibrate draught
gauges, when fitted
Understudy an officer during
.9 mooring operations
On the bridge
.10 At mooring stations
.11 Anchoring
.12 Securing tugs
. 13 Explain the shackle markings on
anchor cables
As a team member assist with:
.14
Preparation of anchors prior to
letting go
.15 Weighing and securing anchors
for sea
Under supervision: Inspect chain
.16 locker, peak tanks and other
forward compartments
.17 Prepare an anchor and let go
. 18 Weigh an anchor, inspect for
damage and fouling and secure
. 19 Supervise the stowage of ropes
used in mooring operations
.20 Secure rat guards
9.3 Maneuver to rescue a person
overboard
1 As a team member participate in
a person overboard exercise
2 Demonstrate an understanding of
the ship maneuver turns in
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positioning the vessel to recover

a person overboard
Competence:

10. Monitor the loading, stowage,

securing, care during the
voyage and the unloading of
cargoes
Supervise the preparation of
10 1 holds and deep tanks for
loading
Demonstrate an understanding of
.1 the safe handling of hatch covers,
including mechanical hatch
covers
Assist in general preparations of
.2 holds, including the laying of
dunnage for cargo
3 Calculate the capacity of spaces
available for cargo
.4 Clean and prepare bilges, wells
and strum boxes
.5 Test hold scuppers
.6 Test bilge suctions
.7 Assist with opening up, overhaul
and testing a non-return valve
Understudy the deck officer in
.8 supervising a tank cleaning
operation
.9 Use a check list for entry into an
enclosed space
.10 Inspect fresh water tanks
10.2 Supervise the operation of the
ship's cargo gear
1 Practice knots, bends, hitches
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and whippings
.2 Practice splices in ropes and wire
.3 Identify types of ropes and wire
and know their uses
4 Break out new coils of ropes and
wire
.5 Stow wire and ropes with due
regard to their preservation
. 6 As a team member assist with the
rigging of heavy lift derricks
Inspect holds for safety, with
special regard to hatch boards,
.7 ladders, guard wires and
stanchions, permanent dunnage,
beams and beam bolts, lightning
and accesses
. 8 Assist with rigging clusters and
portable lights
With due regard to safety, start,
.9 operate and assist with routine
inspection and maintenance of:
Winches
.10 Derrick/cranes
.11 Assist with topping and lowering
cranes and derricks
10.3 Supervise the loading
1 Assist in the supervision of
loading of cargo
.2 Assist in cargo documentation
Check that dangerous goods are
.3 being stowed in accordance with
the IMDG Code
.4 Assist the chief officer with testing
and verification of bulk cargo
moisture content and report
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findings to the master

5 Inspect cargo gear during
operation
.6 Assist with separation of cargo
7 Prepare and interpret cargo plans
.8 Locate and consult Cargo
Securing Manual
Calculate cargo loaded, stability
.9 and loading stresses using stress
diagrams, stress indicators or
loading computers
Understudy a deck officer during
. 10 loading of bulk cargoes to ensure
correct cargo distribution and
prevent excessive point loadings
Sketch and interpret the markings
.11 on four different types of
containers
Explain the:
. 12
Different classes of containers
. 13 Correct methods of handling
containers
Identify the markings of
. 14 containers and container stowage
positions
.15 Assist in receiving, checking and
stowing ship's stores
.16 Assist in taking on fresh water
Understand the importance of
monitoring moisture content and
. 17 correct loading of fine bulk
cargoes with respect to cargo
liquefaction
. 18 Assist the chief officer in
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calculating and confirming cargo

loaded against the total given by
the terminal and report any
discrepancies to the master
Ensure a solid stow and
10.4 securing of all cargoes in
packaged form
As a team member assist in
.1 securing cargo:
Stowed below deck
.2 Stowed on deck
.3 Assist with securing containers
.4 Assist in checking lashings on
deck containers
Assist in checking the lashings on
5 break bulk cargo stowed on open
flats
Ensure separation between
10.5 bulk cargoes or packaged
goods if required
.1 Assist with separation of cargo
2 Understand reasons for
separation of cargo parcels
Supervise to ensure that
adequate precautions are taken
10.6 to ensure ventilations and
facilitate inspection during the
voyage
1 Assist in the control of cargo
ventilation and temperature
.2 Trim ventilators
.3 Operate ventilator fans
10.7 Use the International Maritime
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Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code

Recognize markings and labels
.1 that indicate stores or cargoes
are classified as dangerous
goods
Compile a list of all dangerous
.2 goods containers with their IMO
classification and storage position
Demonstrate how to identify a
.3 product and handling procedures
from the IMDG Code
Describe procedure to follow in
.4 event of leakage of dangerous,
hazardous or harmful stores or
cargoes
Understand the reasons and
5 need for separation of dangerous,
hazardous and harmful stores or
cargoes
Understand need to secure
.6 dangerous goods and to secure
adjacent cargoes
.7 Check container security seals
are intact not tampered with
10.8 Inspect the cargo at regular
intervals
1 Check connection of refrigerated
containers to ship's
2 Understudy an officer of the
watch on rounds
10.9 Record all inspections and the
conditions found
.1 Take ullages and temperature,
where applicable, of liquid cargo
.2 Take and record hold air
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temperatures
3 Identify the dew point
temperature from data collected
10 10 Take actions to avoid damage
to the ship of cargo
Tend mooring lines, wires and
.1 gangway while vessel is
alongside
As a team member assist with
2 battening down and securing
hatches and/or cargo tank lids
3 Keep a security deck watch
Inspect hatch covers, gear and
10.11 cargoes before and during
discharging
Under supervision:
1
Rig and use sages and bosun's
chair
.2 Overhaul running rigging
Overhaul blocks and shackles .
.3 (have knowledge of markings to
be found on them)
Make a survey with the chief
officer of all cargo handling gear
.4 and demonstrate an
understanding of the test
certificates and other documents
involved
Where applicable, assist with the
.5 opening closing and securing
hatch covers, insulated plugs and
slabs
.6 As a team member assist with
handling and securing hatch
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beams
Assist with the inspection of
.7 cargo hooks, chains, swivels and
other gear
Assist in checking the safety of
8 walkways, ladders, handrails,
containers stools and other
container fittings
Demonstrate an understanding of
9 precautions to be taken when
opening and closing hydraulic
and mechanical hatch covers
Ensure that all cargoes are
10.12 discharged in good condition
and at the right destination
As a team member, assist in the
.1 supervision of loading and
discharging of cargo
.2 Document and report cargo
damage caused by stevedores
.3 Assist in the preparation of cargo
documentation
.4 Inspect holds for completion of
cargo discharge prior to sailing
Ensure satisfactory trim,
10.13 stability, hogging and sagging
at all times
.1 Practice the use of: Stability
computer
.2 Computer/calculators for trim and
stress
.3 Understudy the deck officer in
supervising a ballasting operation
.4 Under supervision, use heeling
tanks to maintain the vessel in an
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upright condition during

loading/discharging
.5 Take readings of draught and
calculate hog or sag
.6 Use draught to calculate quantity
of cargo loaded
Identify any damage to ship or
10.14 cargo after discharging and
establish possible causes
Conduct an inspection of cargo
.1 spaces on completion of
discharge and report defects or
damages
Competence:
11.
Monitor the loading of cargoes
(tankers)
11.1 Supervise the preparation of
cargo tanks for loading
1 Read and understand ship's
safety manual
Read and understand the
2 international Safety Guide for Oil
Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT)
.3 Complete a Safety Check list
prior to loading
Understudy a deck officer in
supervising the following tanker
4 operations:

Deballasting
5 Purging
.6 lnerting
7 Positioning of pollution control
equipment in accordance with
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company and terminal regulations

Testing of documented
.8 emergency shut down
procedures
Demonstrate a knowledge of
pump room/cargo control room,
.9 pipeline systems, cargo pump
operations and layout/operation
of deck valves
11.2 Supervise the loading
1 Understudy a deck officer in
supervising loading
2 Assist with the operation of the
inert gas plant
Calculate hourly
.3 loading/discharging rates and
check back pressures
.4 Assist with topping of tanks
Assist with the operation of the
.5 ullage gauges (fixed and
portable)
.6 Keep a record of loading and
deballasting operations
Assist with the operation of the
7 gas venting system and
pressure/vacuum valves
Competence:
12
Monitor discharging of cargoes
(tankers)
Inspect pumps, lines and
12 1 valves before and during
discharge
. 1 Complete a Safety Check list
prior to: Discharging
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.2 Crude oil washing

Understudy a deck officer in
.3 supervising tanker discharging
operation
Understudy a deck officer in
4 supervising pump room/cargo
control room checks
.5 Understudy a deck officer in
supervising ballasting operations
Assist with the operation of the
following tanker equipment: Set
.6 up and start cargo pumps,
stripping pumps and associated
systems
7 Inert gas plant
.8 Assist with stripping tanks
9 Keep a record of discharging and
deballasting operations
12.2 Assist in tank cleaning
. 1 Complete a Safety Check List
prior to thank cleaning
Understudy a deck officer in
.2 supervising the following
operations: Tank cleaning
.3 Gas freeing
.4 Tank entry
Assist with the operation of the
following equipment:
5
Oily water separator and
monitoring system
6 Thermometers, hydrometers,
sounding rods
.7 Interface detectors
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.8 Portable tank washing machines

.9 Fixed tank washing machines
.10 Programmable washing units
.11 Gas freeing fans
.12 Ullage gauges (fixed and
portable)
13 Oxygen analyzer
.14 Explosimeter
.15 Multi-gas detector
.16 Chemical reagent tubes
. 17 Keep a record of tank cleaning
operations
. 18 Test portable winches, portable
pumps and educators
Competence: Maintain and
13. overhaul cargo systems and
associated equipment (tankers)
Inspect cargo pumps and
13.1 equipment and assist with
maintenance work
Test emergency shutdown of
1 cargo pumps and associated
valves
Take inventory of pollution control
.2 equipment at designated
locations(s) and assess condition
3 Assist with the overhaul of: Tank
washing machines
4 Gas freeing fans
5 Ullage gauges
.6 Assist with the overhaul of:
Pressure Vacuum valve
.7 Valve gland
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.8 Mud box
.9 Tank lids
.10 Air hoist
.11 Educator
.12 Cleaning of manifold save-ails
. 13 Assist with maintenance of: Inert
gas plant and pipelines
14 Oily water separator
.15 Closed circuit loading
arrangements
.16 Pipelines and valves
Competence:

14 . Ensure compliance with

pollution-prevention
requirements
Implement proactive measures
14.1 to protect the marine
environment
Understand that environmental
1 protection includes both sea and
air which are protected by
detailed MARPOL regulations
2 Name at least two Particularly
Sensitive Sea Areas (PSSAs)
Demonstrate by example
.3 preparedness to take personal
responsibility for actions to
protect the marine environment
Understand that marine pollution
.4 must be landed ashore for safe
disposal in compliance with
MARPOL
.5 Understand that there are strict
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rules covering disposal at sea of

oil water mixtures applicable to all
ships
Understand the safe correct
6 operation of the oily water
separator, including requirement
for accurate record keeping
Understand that there are strict
.7 rules covering disposal of noxious
liquid substances applicable to all
ships
Understand that there are strict
8 rules covering disposal of harmful
substances carried in package
form applicable to ships
Understand that there are strict
.9 rules covering pollution
prevention b sewage applicable
to all ships
Understand that there are strict
10 rules for prevention of pollution by
garbage from ships, applicable to
all ships
Understand that there are strict
.11 rules covering air pollution from
ships which will progressively
apply to all ships
Understand the impact of 50x,
.12 NOx and why efforts are needed
to reduce atmospheric pollution
Understand that there are strict
.13 rules covering the management
and treatment of ballas water
.14 Understand the requirements
under the ISM Code regarding
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environmental protection
Ensure that procedures are
14.2 agreed and properly planned
and all scuppers are blocked
before bunkering
.1 Plug deck scuppers
.2 Demonstrate knowledge of ship's
bunkering procedures
.3 Participate in bunkering
operations
.4 Demonstrate the emergency
shutdown procedure
Initiate immediate investigation
14.3 to detect the source on
discovering any pollution
around the ship
Participate in an emergency
1 response exercise for controlling
spillage of oil or other noxious or
toxic substances on board
Stop or prevent leakages and
14.4 spills of harmful liquids and
solid substances
Demonstrate use of Material
.1 Safety Data Sheets and the
IMDG Code for Obtaining
information on cargo hazards
.2 Participate in drill for clean-up of
hazardous cargo spillage
Sound all tanks and
14 5 compartments if any damage is
suspected
1 Participate in an emergency
response exercise for stranding
2 Perform soundings of bilges,
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peak tanks, double bottom and

other tanks and record
information
14.6 Carry out bilge, ballas and
bunkering operations
Locate the ship's ballast water
.1 management plan and
demonstrate an understanding of
its content
Understudy the deck officer in
2 supervising:
A ballasting operation
.3 A tank cleaning operation
Competence:
15.
Maintain seaworthiness of the
ship
Inspect hull and hull opening,
15 1 compartments, hatch covers
and equipment, and take action
where detects are detected
Demonstrate an understanding
.1 of: The precautions required for
entry into enclosed spaces
.2 Working aloft
.3 Working over side
.4 Using power tools
.5 Manual lifting and carrying
Where applicable, assist with the
.6 opening, closing and securing of
hatches Steel and single pull
types
.7 Hydraulic hatches
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Assist with maintenance of

8 watertight doors, ports and
hatches
Assist with the maintenance of
9 fairleads, tumblers, goosenecks,
etc.
10 Inspect and lubricate roller beams
.11 Carry out a full inventory check of
the deck stores
. 12 Prepare steel plates and other
surfaces for protective coating
. 13 Apply protective coats to
appropriate surfaces
Ensure that all loose objects
15 2 are securely fastened to avoid
damage
Ensure that all gear, tool, spares
1 etc. are properly stowed and
secured
. 2 Assist with the rigging of safety
lines and guard rails
3 Participate in lashing deck cargo
Arrange for regular control
15.3 measures to ensure watertight
integrity
Take and record the daily
.1 sounding of tanks, bilges and
other spaces By manual means
.2 By use of gauges
Check and report watertight
.3 doors, ports and hatches for
weather tightness
16. Competence:

Prevent, control and fight fire

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on board
16 1 Operate fire and smoke
detecting equipment
Understand the use and assist in
1 the maintenance of Portable CO2
extinguisher
.2 Portable dry powder extinguisher
.3 Portable water extinguisher
.4 Maintain hoses, nozzles and
couplings
Ensure that all persons on
watch are able to detect and
16 2 correct hazardous situations
and actions and keep the ship
clean and tidy
.1 Perform fire patrol duties
2 Re-stow gear and secure after
maintenance work
Locate the firefighting
16.3 application, emergency escape
routes and sound alarm
Carry out a full inspection of
1 firefighting equipment and report
to the chief officer
Participate in an emergency
.2 response exercise for the fire at
the sea and fire in port
3 Demonstrate how to raise the
alarm
Locate fire stations and
demonstrate proper use of
16 4 fixed installation and other
firefighting appliances and
agents
.1 Assist with the testing of the
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following system, where fitted:

Fire detection and alarm systems
2 Fixed alarms
.3 Fixed automatic sprinklers
.4 Fixed steam systems
.5 Fixed foam extinguishers
.6 Fixed CO2 systems
.7 Fire flaps and dampers
8 Automatic and manual fire doors
Emergency shut off valves,
.9 pumps stops and main engine
stops
. 10 Describe the operation of the
fixed fire extinguishing system
State the safety precautions
.11 required prior to operating the
systems
Locate and use fire protective
16.5 equipment (fire-fighter's outfit,
including breathing apparatus)
Demonstrate the procedures and
.1 precautions required for entry into
an enclosed space
Recognize the difference
between a Self- Contained
2 Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) set
and an Emergency Escape
Breathing Device
.3 Demonstrate donning and use of
SCBA sets
.4 Demonstrate donning and use of
a fire-fighter's outfit
.5 Demonstrate donning and use of
a fire-fighter outfit with a SCBA
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set
6 Demonstrate the use of a SCBA
record/control board
Demonstrate ability to act in
16.6 accordance with the
firefighting plan during fire
drills
.1 Take charge of a fire party during
an exercise
Demonstrate the use and location
.2 of all engine-room safety
appliances and escape routes
Competence:
17
Operate life-saving appliances
17.1 Organize abandon ship drills
Understand the hazards to
.1 seafarers of manning lifeboats for
drills and exercises
Understand the need to be
.2 familiar with the operations of on-
load release mechanism
Recognize that fall prevention
.3 devices (FPDs) where fitted,
should be used in drills (to
prevent premature detachment)
Recognize the need for
.4 meticulous inspection and
maintenance of on-load release
mechanism
Understand the maintenance
requirements by shipboard
.5 personnel and by the
manufacturer or manufacturer
approved agents
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Under supervision demonstrate

familiarity with the lifeboat
manufacturer operating
instruction for the use and
.6 operation of the davits, winches,
brakes, lifeboats, release and
operating mechanism (including
FPD where fitted) and the correct
resetting and testing of such
devices and controls
Identify the permanent marking
.7 on survival craft with regard to the
number of occupants
Locate and test the operations of
.8 radio devices including EPIRBs
and SARTS
.9 Locate and inspect pyrotechnic
distress signals
10 State precautions for disposal of
out of date pyrotechnics
.11 Prepare a boat and fire muster
list
. 12 Understudy an officer in charge of
an abandon ship drill
17.2 Launch, handle and recover a
lifeboat
Assist with preparation and
.1 swinging out lifeboats and be
aware of attendant dangers
Assist with the preparation and
.2 boarding of free fall lifeboat and
be aware of attendant dangers
Assist with lowering a lifeboat to
.3 clear the ship and ride to a sea
anchor
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.4 Start and operate a lifeboat

engine
.5 Understand principles of lifeboat
sailing
Crew a boat under:
6
Oars [ ] Power [ ]
Cox a boat under:
7
Oars [ ] Power[ ]
. 8 Assist with recovery and securing
of a lifeboat
9 Assist with recovery and securing
of a free fall lifeboat
Launch or throw overboard a life
17 3 raft, and maneuver it clear of
ship's side
Demonstrate an understanding of
.1 the procedure for launching and
inflating life rafts, if the
opportunity arises
17.4 Operate radio life-saving
appliances
. 1 Rig and operate the portable
lifeboat radio under supervision
Ensure that all required
equipment on board a rescue
17 5 craft is functioning and
maintained as specified in the
SOLAS Training Manual
Demonstrate an understanding of
.1 statutory equipment required in
survival craft and its correct use
.2 State minimum food and water
requirements for occupants of
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survival craft
Locate, explain and understand
the operation of distress rockets,
.3 flares and other pyrotechnics
including precautions for their
disposal
.4 Explain the operation of rocket
line throwing apparatus
.5 Assist with the maintenance of:
Lifeboats and rescue boats
.6 Lifeboat equipment and
provisions
7 Launching davits and gear
Buoyant apparatus, e.g.
8 lifebuoys, lifejackets and
attachments
.9 Immersion suit and TPAs
. 10 Other survival craft, specify type
.11 Assist with the routine
maintenance of lifeboat engine
Competence:
18.
Apply medical first aid on
board ship
Stop excessive bleeding,
18.1 ensure breathing and put
casualties in proper recovery
position
.1 Participate in an emergency first
aid drill at sea
Demonstrate a basic
2 understanding of first aid
principles: Stopping bleeding
.3 Treatment of
suffocation/drowning
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No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

4 Placing casualty in the recovery

position
18 2 Detect signs of shock and heat
stroke and act accordingly
.1 Demonstrate of
suffocation/drowning
2 Demonstrate procedure for
dealing with heat stroke
18.3 Treat burns, scolds, fractures
and hypothermia
. 1 State procedure for dealing with a
casualty of electric shock
2 Demonstrate procedure for
treating burns
.3 Demonstrate procedure for
treating minor fractures
.4 State procedures for avoiding
hypothermia
Demonstrate procedure for
.5 treating casualty with
hypothermia
Competence:
19.
Monitor compliance with
legislative requirement
State where laws, rules and
19 1 regulations concerning ship
operation and pollution
prevention are available
.1 Locate on board copies of:
SOLAS
.2 MARPOL
3 Garbage Record Book
.4 Locate copies of certificates
issued under SOLAS,MARPOL,
 Objective Evidence Task Schedule
(Pictures, Videos, Documents,
Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

Load Line, STCW and ILO

Convention, and other regulations
Use legislation to ascertain due
19 2 approach to solve questions
encountered during on board
operations
.1 Participate in bilge pumping in
compliance with MARPOL
Dispose of garbage at sea/on
.2 shore in compliance with
MARPOL and ship's Garbage
Management Plan
Assist in checking life-saving
.3 equipment prior Safety
Equipment Survey
Participate in shipboard
.4 inspection prior to survey for
Load Line Certificate
19.3 Searching for stowaways
.1 Carry out a stowaway search
Competence:
20.
Application of leadership and
team working skills
20.1 Play a team role
Understand that as a team
.1 member everyone has different
experience and has a role in any
task
Participate actively in task
2 planning meetings involving
different ranks
.3 Understand that communications
is a two-way exchange and
demonstrate this in practice both
 Objective Evidence Task Schedule
(Pictures, Videos, Documents,
Ref. Drawings, Calculations and etc. as
Duty/task Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
No. per specific task/duty as stated with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
the attestation, actual date and
signature of the 00W)

on the bridge and on deck

.4 Maintain awareness of changing
situations
Accept authority while
.5 questioning Instructions if in
doubt
Check own understanding of
6 situation is shared by other team
members
Participate actively in task review
.7 and evaluation meeting involving
different ranks
20.2 Demonstrate leadership ability
Think ahead and plan tasks that
1 will follow the immediate task or
maneuver
Set priorities correctly when
.2 observing conflict between
immediate needs and tasks that
may be held back
.3 Allocate resources effectively to
achieve desired outcomes
4 Check results and take corrective
actions as needed/instructed
Demonstrate the confidence and
.5 maturity to refer to senior officer if
in doubt