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This document summarizes a survey of the security alert system on a ship. It lists the primary and reserve sources of energy powering the system and whether they were operational. It also describes the approval and quality control requirements for the system manufacturer and notes that any new wiring meets class requirements. The survey was carried out according to the relevant convention, with satisfactory inspection results, and was accepted by the attending surveyors.

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This document summarizes a survey of the security alert system on a ship. It lists the primary and reserve sources of energy powering the system and whether they were operational. It also describes the approval and quality control requirements for the system manufacturer and notes that any new wiring meets class requirements. The survey was carried out according to the relevant convention, with satisfactory inspection results, and was accepted by the attending surveyors.

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Survey Checklist Security Alert System


International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, (Chapter XI-2) Survey requirements for all passenger ships including high speed passenger craft, cargo ships including cargo high speed craft of 500 gross tonnage and upwards and mobile offshore drilling units.
Particulars Name of ship IMO number Distinctive number or letters Port of registry Gross tonnage Date on which keel was laid

Complete all relevant sections; give information, dates or measurements, as appropriate. Mark boxes "x" to indicate satisfactory inspection. Dates should be given in the format mm/yyyy (month/year; e.g. May 2002 = 05/2002) A satisfactory operational status means that all major operating facilities and requirements of the equipment or unit have been tested and found to function in accordance with the relevant SOLAS regulations and associated IMO performance standards.

AA Sources of Energy
Item 1.0 2.0 Primary source of electrical power (main or emergency power) Reserve source of energy to supply the Security Alert System Operational status

Approval Requirements
Performance Standard Type Approval certification issued by Certificate Number If Type Approval not issued by ship's flag administration or LR, a copy of the Test Report to be provided to LR for review

Does the manufacturer of the security alert system have:


Quality control system in place to continuously ensure compliance, or Final product verification? Competent authority Copy of Certificate attached

Class Requirements
Any new wiring is to satisfy the requirements of class Reference documents: - Resolution MSC-136(76), Annex 5 This is to certify that a survey of the security alert system has been carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Convention and as described above:

Surveyed by:
Specialist Surveyor

Accepted by:
Surveyor to Lloyd's Register EMEA

BSJ SARMA

A member of the Lloyds Register Group

Port Date

Port Date

Form 2127 (2005.02)

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