Survey Klaim Asuransi Kargo di Kapal Tongkang CPO

Summary

The video follows a detailed survey of a CPO (Crude Palm Oil) shipment, where the team investigates potential issues like cargo contamination and leaks in the tanks. The crew conducts a thorough inspection of various tanks on the vessel, checks for signs of damage or leakage, and monitors the unloading process. The video highlights the importance of careful data collection, collaboration among the crew, and ensuring the quality and safety of the cargo, providing insight into the operational challenges faced during this kind of survey.

Takeaways

• 😀 The inspection team is examining the CPO cargo, with a focus on identifying potential leaks or contamination in the tanks.
• 😀 There seems to be an issue with one of the tanks, which might have caused the cargo to mix with impurities or leaked.
• 😀 The team is conducting a survey to ensure that the CPO (Crude Palm Oil) is in good condition and not compromised by leaks or contamination.
• 😀 The inspection involves checking multiple tanks on the barge, including ballast tanks and cargo tanks, to identify any signs of cargo wastage.
• 😀 The inspection crew is working with the ship's crew to understand the timeline and history of the cargo handling process.
• 😀 The team has identified that one of the ballast tanks has potential leakage, which could have contributed to the cargo contamination.
• 😀 There is a need for a thorough investigation into the exact cause of the leak and whether it is truly affecting the cargo.
• 😀 The cargo is being pumped out of the tank and transported to a truck, where it will be weighed and sent to the factory for processing.
• 😀 Various sections of the barge are being inspected for integrity, including the ballast tanks, cargo compartments, and anchoring areas.
• 😀 The team is using a stick meter to measure the level of water and ensure that the tank conditions are stable and safe for further handling.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the survey mentioned in the transcript?

The main focus of the survey is to inspect the condition of a ship or barge involved in transporting Crude Palm Oil (CPO), including checking for leaks, assessing the cargo and ballast tanks, and ensuring that everything is in proper working condition.

What issue was initially suspected with the cargo tanks?

It was suspected that there might be a leak in one of the tanks, as there was a potential for cargo loss due to a possible leak or contamination from a previous cargo.

What steps did the team take to investigate the suspected leak?

The team checked for cargo wastage by sounding the tanks, then examined various tanks for signs of leaks or contamination. They also measured the height of the ballast tanks and investigated the cargo to ensure it was not contaminated.

What type of ship or barge is being used for the transport of CPO?

The ship being used is a 'Tengker' type barge, which has accommodation for the crew and is designed to handle bulk cargo such as CPO.

What role does the crew play in the operation mentioned in the transcript?

The crew is responsible for various tasks including provisioning, handling the loading and unloading process, and ensuring the proper functioning of the ship’s systems, such as checking the ballast tanks and monitoring the condition of the cargo.

Why is it important to check the ballast tanks during the survey?

It is important to check the ballast tanks because they play a critical role in maintaining the stability of the ship. Any leakage or issues in these tanks can affect the safety and operation of the vessel.

What tools were used to measure the cargo and ballast tank conditions?

The team used a stick meter to measure the height of the water inside the ballast tanks and assess the condition of the tanks. They also used sounding techniques to check for cargo wastage.

What was found when the team checked the ballast tank?

When the team checked the ballast tank, they found that the ballast tank had some issues, including possible contamination or leaks, and it was the only tank with a problem during the inspection.

What was the condition of the cargo being transported?

The cargo appeared to be in good condition, with no visible signs of contamination in most of the tanks, except for the ballast tank. The CPO was being handled properly during the loading and unloading processes.

What other technical details were checked during the survey?

Other technical details checked included the seals on the tanks, the condition of the cargo, the setup of the piping system, and whether any modifications had been made to the tanks that could affect their integrity.