2.1 With the help of a crew list, different job
categories (groups) will be defined.
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Example:
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- Master
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- Chief engineer
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- Electrician
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- Cook
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- etc.
2.2 For each job category, a job profile has to
be defined individually. The job profile is related to the work spaces
on board the vessel.
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Example:
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- Wheelhouse
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- Ship office
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- Machinery control room
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- Workshop
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- Engine-room
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- Galley
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- etc.
2.3 For each job category, the working shift is
to be divided into partitions (i) related to the work spaces. A similar
assessment should be made for off-duty hours (the partitions are based
on estimations by the owner/operator/employer).
A full day for an electrician may be divided into the following
partitions:
i = 1
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Workshop
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=
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Ti = 5
hours
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i = 2
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Machinery control room
|
=
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Ti = 2 hours
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i = 3
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Ship office
|
|
=
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Ti = 2
hours
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i = 4
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Engine-room
|
|
=
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Ti = 1 hour
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i = 5
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Off-duty
|
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=
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Ti = 14
hours
|
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Total
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=
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Ttotal= 24 hours
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