PAGE: WITNESS REPORT 1 Report No. Location : Client : Date : Client: Reference documents: MEGI Contract No.: WO No.: N/A Location: Luba Free Port – Bunkering Area N/A Equipment tag: Supply Vessel “Pacific Wizard” IMO No. 9361677 P&ID No.: Drw No.: ISO. No.: N/A OF WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 N/A Job Description: Witnessing during bunkering operation on supply vessel Pacific Wizard. Summary: During the bunkering operation, all involved personnel respects most of the steps written in the procedure. Note: Bunkering operation was not properly isolated from the rest of the port with barriers; Missing manufactures certificate for the transfer hose; Missing pressure test report for the transfer hose; Missing calibration certificates for the flow meters on the pump station and the vessel; Missing calibration certificate for the sounding tape. Missing full spill kit as per MARPOL requirements, on site was present only drip pan; Wasn’t visible - the mode of grounding of the pump station and the vessel; Stand by persons on the pump station and the stand by person on the transfer hose connection on the vessel didn’t use any gas monitor for gas check during bunkering operation; APAVE Inspector Client Representative Port Representative Ship Master Rep. Name: Name: Name: Name: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: 11 PAGE: Report No. Location : Client : Date : WITNESS REPORT 2 OF WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 MISSING BARRIER WICH WILL SEPARATE THE BUNKERING AREA FROM THE REST OF THE PORT NORMAL ACTIVITIES COMPRESOR BUILDING G A T E OFFICE BUILDING G A T PUMP STATIONS E MISSING BARRIER WICH WILL SEPARATE THE BUNKERING AREA FROM THE REST OF THE PORT NORMAL ACTIVITIES Sketch 1 – Bunkering area Luba Free Port. 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT Report No. Location : Client : Date : PHOTO 1 Pump station is in good condition. WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 PHOTO 2 Flow meter at the pump station set to zero before bunkering operation. PHOTO 3 Transfer hose and hose connection in good condition. 3 PHOTO 4 Sounding on the tanks. OF 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT PHOTO 5 Level gauges for settling and service tank STBD. PHOTO 7 Flow meter on the vessel set to zero before bunkering operation. 4 Report No. Location : Client : Date : OF WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 PHOTO 6 Level gauge for service tank PORT. PHOTO 8 Flow meter on the vessel set to zero before bunkering operation. 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT PHOTO 9 Red flag on the vessel’s masthead showing bunkering operation in progress. PHOTO 11 Water presence test. 5 Report No. Location : Client : Date : OF WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 PHOTO 10 Connecting the transfer hose to the vessel, correct PPE used during the operation. PHOTO 12 Flow meter at the pump station on the end of the bunkering operation. 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT Report No. Location : Client : Date : 6 WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 Intentionally left blank PHOTO 13 Air-flushing on the fuel in the transfer hose. Intentionally left blank Intentionally left blank OF 11 PAGE: MEGI Vessel Name: PACIFIC WIZARD IMO No.: Location: WR01-05-2018 Report No. Location : Client : Date : WITNESS REPORT CUSTOMER NAME: 7 Checklist No.: Inspection Date: Apave WO / PO Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 01 18.05.2018 LUBA FREE PORT Steps prior to commencing the operation 1. Check procedures, used before commencing, during and after finishing bunkering. 2. Check safety procedure. Ensure that all steps are followed. 3. Check if is used correct PPE during the operation. 4. Check PTW’s, are all persons involved in the operation signed in? 5. Check JSA’s, are all persons involved in the operation signed in? 6. Check pump station condition. 7. Check flowmeter calibration certificates. 8. Check transfer hose conditions, connection conditions. 9. Check transfer hose certificates. Manufactures specification; Pressure test certificate. 10. Is report for fuel quality available? 11. Is any firefighting equipment available on site? 12. Do they have dedicated fire watch person available? 13. Do they have drip pans and spill kit on site? 14. Toolbox meeting. 15. Check the emergency plan. 16. Are the weather conditions suitable for bunkering operations? 17. Is it the transfer hose properly grounded? 18. Are no smoking and naked light restriction being enforced? 19. Stop all hot works before bunkering operation. 20. Is the flowmeter gauge set to zero? Yes No N/A Comments x x x x x x x x x x x x Only drip pan x x x C1 x x x OF 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT Report No. Location : Client : Date : 8 OF 11 WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 21. Check conditions on all safety valves at x pump station. 22. Check conditions on all safety valves on x the vessel. 23. Write down the index number 24. Ensure clear radio communication x between all involved personnel. 25. Confirm with the chef engineer or the Capitan of the vessel which bunker tanks will be loaded, and check the level of each of the tanks and note it in the table on the end of this document. 26. Check calibration certificates of the x sounding tape. 27. Check all gauges for fuel level on the x vessel. Are they set to zero? 28. Take index number on the vessel gauge 00133954 29. Check calibration certificates for the x vessel gauges. 30. Ensure that the transfer hose is connected properly on the vessel, and x properly secured. 31. Ensure that there is sufficient length of the transfer hose left in case of x movement of the vessel. 32. Do the vessel have displayed any sign on the masthead, which is showing that the x bunkering operation is in progress? 33. Is it the port area around pump station properly closed and area for bunkering x properly barricaded? 34. Which precautions are putted in place in case of rupture of the transfer hose to avoid spilling fuel in the water from the port? Port build is made in that way if there is any spillage all fuel is flowing to land and after that is collecting in spill kit; No precaution in case of hose rupture between vessel and the port. Comments: C1 – Was not visible the mode of grounding of the pump station and the vessel. PAGE: Report No. Location : Client : Date : WITNESS REPORT 9 OF WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 Steps during bunkering operation Yes No N/A Comments 35. Take the time when bunkering start. 9:14 AM 36. Check all connection. Is there any x spilling or dripping? 37. Is it present stand by person on the pump station and transfer hose x connection on the vessel? 38. Do they have clear radio communication between the stand by person on the x pump station and bridge of the vessel? 39. Do they make any checks on the fuel x quality during the operation? 40. If any check has been made please describe below the method used, and quantity of checks. Taking samples of the fuel on the beginning, on 5m³ and 10m³ to check presence of water in the fuel using water-checking paste. 41. Do they stop all lifting operations during the bunkering? 42. Check if the main engines on the vessel shut down during the bunkering operation. 43. Do they use gas monitoring during the bunkering operation? Comments: x x x 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT Report No. Location : Client : Date : 10 WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 Steps after bunkering operation Yes No N/A Comments 44. Take the time when bunkering finish. 10:15 AM 45. Take values for loaded fuel. 100 000 liters 46. Take the index number. 21070264 47. Ensure that the gauges on the vessel and those one on the pump station x showing same values. 48. Do they make flushing on the residual fuel in the hose after the pump station x safety valve? 49. Check all safety valves. Are they close? x 50. Check is the transfer hose disconnected x properly, to avoid any spill. 51. Check do they follow the safety procedure during disconnecting the x transfer hose. 52. Do they make sounding on the bunker x tanks after bunkering operation? 53. If yes, put the level values below in the table on the end of this document. 54. Check are all necessary document x signed. Comments: OF 11 PAGE: WITNESS REPORT Report No. Location : Client : Date : 11 WR01-05-2018 Luba Free Port MEGI 18.05.2018 Level readings from sounding tape or level gauges before bunkering. Tank No. Level Tank No. Level Tank No. OVERFLOW TANK 5P 6.67 4S 1.12 SERVICE TANK 4P 1.15 3S 0.01 PORT 3P 0 2S 0 6C SETTELING TANK 2P 0 5S 6.77 STBD SERVICE TANK STBD Level 0 21 m³ 0.81 22 m³ 31.8 Level readings from sounding tape or level gauges after bunkering. Tank No. Level Tank No. Level Tank No. OVERFLOW TANK 5P 6.67 4S 2.8 SERVICE TANK 4P 2.82 3S 0.73 PORT 3P 0.84 2S 0 6C SETTELING TANK 2P 0 5S 6.77 STBD SERVICE TANK STBD OF Level 0 21 0.81 22 31.8 Additional documents presented during the bunkering are attached to this report. APAVE Inspector Client Representative Port Representative Ship Master Rep. Name: Name: Name: Name: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: Signature: Date: 11