Inspection of a Lifeboat and Oil Separator

Inspection of a Lifeboat and Oil Separator

Maintaining a lifeboat takes a lot of effort. With the presence of a technician to solve trouble, the owner has peace of mind.

Lifeboat Service Technician In owning a lifeboat, a service technician is necessary to give attention to any concern. Specifically, it is conducted every year. At the longest, it is performed every five years. Depending on the location of the lifeboat, the service team goes there. The equipment is inspected for any trouble. As part of the checking, the protocol is followed for a system specific service. There is also an inspection of the release system, air, deluge, engine, and power supply among others.

Lifeboat Davit Inspection For the lifeboat davit inspection, it is done to see the presence of corrosion, signs of deterioration, and oil leaks. Parts such as the winch, hydraulic, gearbox, foundation, and brake mechanism are opened and checked. In addition, when there is damage on the sheaves and wires, it is also monitored. In the scenario of safe and ready to use equipment, recommendations are received. Being inspected every five years follows the comprehensive assessment.

Oil Separator The oil separator of RWO is distributed and sold throughout the country. When it comes to treatment of marine water, it is regarded as the leader. With certification from the International Maritime Organisation, an open porous coalescer and second stage emulsion do its duties effectively. Oil is broken down and hydrocarbon contaminants are taken away. Being present with automatic backflushing, the system is kept clean.

Since there is an oil content monitor, the alarm device notifies when bilge water rises beyond 15ppm. When the alarm device is flushed, the diverting valve has three ways.

Trust the experience and expertise of NP Maritime for lifeboat maintenance. Be assured that its regular inspection makes the ride worthwhile.