What is the Chief Engineer Responsible For?
Julie | September 26, 2007 at 2:41 pm | In Technical |Recently, ENB introduced our readers to Frank de Vries, Eurodam’s chief engineer. Now we’d like to familiarize you with all of the aspects of the ship that that he and the engineering department look after. You’ll be surprised to learn that it’s much more than just the ship’s engines.
As chief engineer, de Vries is responsible for all technical matters on board Eurodam. The engine room itself is involved with a large part of the operation, providing the propulsion of the vessel and all auxiliary services including generation of electricity, stabilizers, steam supply, air conditioning, refrigeration, potable water production and treatment, wastewater treatment and garbage processing and incineration.
Additionally, the engine department is responsible for all technical and interior maintenance around the ship. This encompasses safety systems, lifeboats and davits, galleys and bars, the spa and saunas, elevators, phone and computer systems, electrical distribution, plumbing, fan rooms, carpentry and upholstery.
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