ENGINEERS LOG

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1. every ship shall keep a full and complete engineers log. Such a log is kept by the engineer on watch, is entered into each watch, is signed by each watch officer or in his absence the OOD. The readings of gauges, thermometers, r.p.m., bells handled, all engine data of each engine and installation and pump. All maintenance actions, oil changes, greasing, fuel actions, refueling, consumption, etc., are part of this log. The log specifically must reflect the behavior and care taken of each and every watch and day installation and every servicing action with regard to same. (FO 820)

2. log which is to receive all data of interest, the chiefs orders and the signature of each watch stander. (FO 29)