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Unit Aims, Objectives and Prerequisites
C.2.2 - Container ship stowage plans
1. Unit Aims
This Unit is designed:
- To describe the conventions and layout of cellular container ship general
arrangement, outline and bay plans.
- To explain how to read and interpret container ship bay and other stowage
plans.
- To introduce the main types of stowage plans used for general cargo/container
and RoRo vessels that carry containers, and explain how to read and interpret
them.
2. Unit Objectives
After completing this Unit, the learner will be able to:
- Recognize and distinguish between a general arrangement, an outline plan and
a bay plan for a cellular container vessel.
- Identify correctly, from the general arrangement ship plan, the layout of
hatches, bays and other features of a cellular container vessel.
- Identify correctly all 20ft, 40ft and optional stowage positions on a container
ship general arrangement plan.
- On an outline plan of a cellular vessel, identify correctly: the bay profiles;
the container positions above and below deck; the position of hatch covers; the
symbols and codes for ‘specials’ and loading/discharge ports; and the number of
containers that can be stowed in each bay, above and below deck.
- Locate correctly a given stowage slot address on a given cellular container
ship outline plan.
- Given a completed bay plan, identify correctly the slots into which given
containers are to be loaded or from which they are to be discharged.
- Given a completed bay plan, identify correctly the containers stowed in, or
to be stowed in, a series of given stowage slots.
- Identify correctly those slots on a standard bay plan which are occupied by
‘special’ containers, and recognize their special nature.
- List the information recorded on a cellular vessel bay plan for each container
in stowage.
- Given an outline plan of a general cargo/container vessel, identify correctly
the main features of the vessel and the container stowage positions above and
below deck.
- Given an outline plan of a general cargo/container vessel, correctly identify
all container stowage addresses.
- Given detailed stowage plans for a general cargo/container vessel, correctly
identify all container stowage addresses and the recorded details of containers
carried in given address positions.
- Given an outline plan of a RoRo vessel, identify correctly the vessel features
and the container stowage positions on the vehicle decks, the weather deck and
(if there is cellular LoLo stowage) in the holds.
- Identify correctly the container stowage addresses and information details
on a RoRo vessel stowage plan, on the vehicle decks, the weather deck and (in
the case of a RoRo/LoLo vessel) in the holds.
- Define, recognize the best definition of, or distinguish between true and
false statements concerning, the technical terms used in the Unit, as listed in
sections 3 and 4 below.
3. Unit Prerequisites
It is assumed that trainees will, before starting this Unit, have completed
successfully the following Units, or will have demonstrated (for example by successfully
completing the Tests for those Units) their understanding of the topics covered
by them:
- Container terminal operations (C.1.1)
- Container ship construction (C.2.1)
- Container construction (C.3.1)
- Container numbering and marking (C.3.2)
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