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Engine designed for marine vessels; non-intended use absolves MAN of liability.
Operator must ensure compliance with work safety and regulations, assign responsibilities, and train personnel.
Defines qualifications for instructed persons, trained personnel, and qualified electricians for safe operation.
Defines qualifications for instructed persons, trained personnel, and qualified electricians for safe operation.
Warns against unauthorized persons in the working area due to unawareness of risks.
Details required PPE like workwear, hard hat, safety shoes, and gloves for minimizing health risks.
Identifies specific dangers like electrical current, moving parts, exhaust gases, and flammable substances.
Lists essential safety equipment like emergency off devices and emphasizes their proper functioning.
Stresses the need for suitable protective equipment, not just V-belt guards, before operation.
Provides guidelines for preventive measures and actions during emergencies or accidents.
Details the 8-cylinder and 12-cylinder engine construction, including key systems.
Details safety precautions for transport, packaging, and storage.
Warns about dangers of suspended loads and safe lifting practices.
Details dangers of incorrect handling of packages with off-centre gravity.
Warns about injury risks from swinging packages during transport.
Details lifting points and safety precautions for transporting the engine without a gearbox.
Provides general instructions and safety guidelines for installation and commissioning.
Safety guidelines for personnel involved in installation and commissioning.
Covers engine installation procedures and interfaces with the plant.
Identifies key interfaces for engine installation, such as exhaust and cooling systems.
Stresses the importance of accessible E-box for emergency stop and maintenance.
Emphasizes the importance of correct commissioning for operational safety and engine reliability.
Outlines safety rules for personnel operating the engine.
Details daily inspections and checks needed before operating the engine.
Procedure for checking and refuelling the engine, including fire risk warnings.
Steps for checking and refilling coolant, including scalding risk and system pressure.
How to check the engine oil level, ensuring it is between MIN and MAX marks.
Instructions for adding engine oil, avoiding overfilling and noting potential damage.
Lists daily visual and functional checks for the engine before startup.
Describes the procedures for safely starting and stopping the engine.
Covers running the engine for ship operation, including operating ranges and displays.
Safety rules for personnel performing engine maintenance work.
Details various maintenance tasks for the engine.
Procedure for changing engine oil, including warnings about hot oil.
Steps for cleaning and changing fuel pre-filters and filter cartridges.
Steps for draining, filling, and bleeding the engine cooling system.
Safety guidelines for personnel involved in decommissioning and recommissioning.
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