Friday, February 5, 2016



Hello friends! Today I would like to introduce to you the duty on the ship's oiler:

Duties and responsibilities:

A) Performs engine room watch with the Engineers
B)   Cleans and maintains the Engine Room;
C)   Helps maintains and repair engine;
D)   Repairs and welds deck and engine part;
E)   Assists the First Engineer in the management and maintenance of the engine room and its machinery;
F)    Recommend to the First Engineer the work allocation for each engineering personnel;
G)   Records all work done at the Engine Department;
H)   Ensure that all accessories and tools under his care are in good running condition;
I)     Performs navigational and anchor watch;
J)    Familiarizes himself with the handling of various machinery and equipment parts as well as the maintenance of tanks and pipe valves;
K)   Reports to his superior office any defect found in any machinery and equipment under his custody;
L)    Perform such other functions as may be assigned by his superiors;

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12 comments:

Unknown said...

Thanks for this knowledge sir .

Unknown said...

Thanks the good information to give me more knowledge about the duties and responsibilities of oiler onboard ship.

Unknown said...

Tku

Unknown said...

Thanks for the insight

Unknown said...

Thanks sir
I'm going to ship as an oiler, bt not an experience in big ship

Unknown said...

Helpful information thanks

AVIJIT ACHARJEE. said...

RESPECTED SIR
MY FIRST SHIP OILTANKER SO PLEASE AS A OILER HOW TO WORK AND MY RESPONCIBILITY PLEASE NEED HELP SIR.

Beginner :) said...

Many thanks to this post.. I'll be onboard this month in a LCT vessel. My first experience as an Oiler. Wish me luck comrades!

Unknown said...

Thank You very much Sir,

Unknown said...

Great

Unknown said...

Very helpful everything.

MTR CHENG said...

Need to rethink your position on what an Oiler does. The oiler is senior only to a wiper. They typically are a watchstander assisting the 3rd A/E OR 2ND A/E on watch. They do NOT perform navigational and anchor watches. A lot of very inaccurate information provided here. Yes, I sailed for 33-1/2 years 25 of those as C/E