Training Record Book Requirements for Applicants to the Fourth-Class Engineer Certificate - TP 13721 E

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Table of Contents

1. Scope and Application

• 1.1 Purpose
• 1.2 Scope
• 1.3 Effective date
• 1.4 Authority
• 1.5 Background

2.Requirements

• 2.1 Fourth-Class Engineer certificate
• 2.2 Completion of training record book
• 2.3 Approved marine engineering cadet training programs

3. Approval of Engineering Training Record Book

• 3.1 General
• 3.2 Approval process
• 3.3 Training record book required elements
• 3.4 Approved training record books

4. Annex A – Model Training Record Book

• 4.1 Introduction
• 4.2 Scope
• 4.3 Objective
• 4.4 Approved on-board training program

Guidance for the Chief Engineer Officer or Supervising Engineer Officer

• 4.5 General
• 4.6 Conducting effective training

Guidance for Trainees Completing this Record Book

• 4.7 General

5. Signature Pages

• 5.1 Chief Engineer or Master's review/sign off of training manual
• 5.2 Engineers' task sign off

6. Information

• 6.1 Trainee personal information
• 6.2 Vessel information:

7. Safety Familiarisation

• 7.1 Basic safety familiarisation

8. Engine Room Operations

• 8.1 General
• 8.2 Technical details – Diesel propulsion
• 8.3 Technical details – Steam propulsion
• 8.4 Technical details – General
• 8.5 Generators
• 8.6 Fuel/oil/water systems
• 8.7 Starting, control and general air systems
• 8.8 Cargo handling and stowage
• 8.9 Safety and environmental protection

9. Engineering Watchkeeping

• 9.1 Propulsion Machinery
• 9.2 Auxiliary Machinery
• 9.3 General

10. Maintenance duties

• 10.1 General
• 10.2 Diesel propulsion machinery
• 10.3 Steam propulsion machinery
• 10.4 Auxiliary Machinery

11. Ship operational responsibilities

• 11.1 General

12. Annex B – Marine Laws and Regulations

• 12.1 Introduction
• 12.2 Objective
• 12.3 Canadian Laws and Regulations
• 12.4 MARPOL
• 12.5 SOLAS

13. Annex C – Ship Stability and Construction

• 13.1 Introduction
• 13.2 Objective
• 13.3 Ship Stability
• 13.4 Ship Construction

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