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USER MANUAL

AQUALINE FRØYARING

– FLOATING COLLAR

As a minimum, a monthly check should be performed after a period of bad weather.

PS. When it comes to the annual control, it is most practical to replace parts after every launch. This may be extended to 2 years assuming that the check is made close to the time for the floating collar to be deployed for service.

14 References

14.1

NS9415, the most recent applicable, as well as underlying standards

14.2

The Nytec Regulations, the most recent applicable

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Appendix 1: Log inspection and maintenance, daily

Log form inspection and maintenance, daily

Name: Type: Prod. No. Purchased Year:

What How Month Sign.

MONDAY TUESDAY

SIGN. MONTH

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

User Manual for the form:

If there are deviances, you should refer to a number on the repair not/deviation report and the deviation should be entered into the event log.

The person who carries out the inspection and maintenance must have passed the company’s internal training and made himself familiar with the product and understood the product’s user manual.

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Appendix 2: Logg inspection and maintenance, weekly

Log form inspection and maintenance, weekly

Name: Type: Prod. No. Purchased Year:

What How Month Sign.

WEEK SIGN.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

WEEK

12

SIGN.

13

14

15

16

17

18

WEEK

23

SIGN.

24

25

26

27

28

29

WEEK

34

SIGN. WEEK

45

SIGN.

35

36

37

46

47

48

38

39

40

49

50

51

8

9

10

11

19

20

21

22

30

31

32

33

41

42

43

44

52

53

User Manual for the form:

Every week the form is to be signed with “OK” and initials. If there are deviances, you should refer to a number on the repair not/deviation report and the deviation should be entered into the event log.

The person who carries out the inspection and maintenance must have passed the company’s internal training and made himself familiar with the product and understood the product’s user manual.

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Appendix 3: Log inspection and maintenance, monthly

Log form inspection and maintenance, monthly

Name: Type: Prod. No. Purchased Year:

What

Trusses/chains/ropes

Bolt/plug connections

How

Check whether trusses/chains/ropes in the main supporting system are taught and are free for deformities or ruptures.

Check whether the trusses/chains/ropes in the main supporting system are free from deformations and ruptures.

Month Sign.

SIGN. YEAR

JANUAR FEBRUAR MARS

APRIL

JULI

MAI

AUGUST

JUNI

SEPTEMBER

OKTOBER NOVEMBER DESEMBER

User Manual for the form:

Every month the form is to be signed with “OK” and initials. If there are deviations, you should refer to a number in the repair note/deviation report and the deviation should be entered into the event log.

The person who carries out the inspection and maintenance must have passed the company’s internal training and made himself familiar with the product and understood the product’s user manual.

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Appendix 4: Log inspection and maintenance, every 3

rd

month

Loggskjema ettersyn og vedlikehold, every 3 rd

month

Name: Type: Prod. No. Purchased Year:

What How

Trusses/chains/ropes Check whether trusses/chains/ropes in the main supporting system are taught and are free for deformities or ruptures.

SIGN. YEAR

Month Sign.

JANUAR FEBRUAR MARS

APRIL

JULI

MAI

AUGUST

JUNI

SEPTEMBER

OKTOBER NOVEMBER DESEMBER

User Manual for the form:

Every day the form is to be signed with “OK” and initials. If there are deviations, you should refer to a number in the repair note/deviation report and the deviation should be entered into the event log.

The person who carries out the inspection and maintenance must have passed the company’s internal training and made himself familiar with the product and understood the product’s user manual.

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Appendix 5: Log inspection and maintenance, annually

Log form inspection and maintenance, annually

Name: Type: Prod. No. Purchased Year:

What

Floater tube

Railing tube

Mooring clamps with bow

Mooring clamps with chain hole

Steel/plastic clamps

Main support system

How

Check the floater tube for cuts, breaks and ruptures.

Check the mooring clamp with bushings for ruptures/cracks. Check whether the mooring lug is

Check the mooring clamp with bushings for ruptures/cracks.

Check the clamps with bushings for any ruptures in the railing post.

Check for ruptures in the railing tube.

Month Sign.

Tighten main support system

Bruksanvisning skjema:

Every year is to be signed with “OK” and initials. If there are deviances, you should refer to a number on the repair not/deviation report and the deviation should be entered into the event log.

The person who carries out the inspection and maintenance must have passed the company’s internal training and made himself familiar with the product and understood the product’s user manual.

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Appendix 6: Repair note / deviation report

Name: Type:

NO.

Prod. No.

Description of the defect/maintenance which ought to be done:

If possible, please suggest what ought to be done:

Purchased Year:

__________________________________

Date and signature, reporter

Repair

Describe what has been done and the costs related (Spent time + parts), rejects etc.:

Was the repair successful: New measure on repair note No.:

__________________________________

Date and sign., repair responsible

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Appendix 7: Event log for floating collars

Name: Type:

NO.

Prod. No. Purchased Year:

Date Description of event/deviation Repair note Sign.

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Appendix 8: Risk assessment

Risk assessment

– Floating collar

No.

1

2

3

4

5

Element

Floater tube

Floater tube

Floater tube

Mooring clamps

Unwanted incident Cause

Rupture in floater tube Run into by a boat 2

Broken floater tuber

Cut in floater tube

Overload or run into by a boat

2

Run into by a boat 2

Bent mooring lug

Overload or run into by a boat

Overload or run into by a boat

2

2

6

7

Mooring clamps

Broken mooring lug

Mooring clamps

Cracks/breaks in clamp parts

Mooring clamps, tube clamps

Cracks/breaks in clamp parts

Overload or caused damage

Overload or caused damage

2

2

Probability

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every

10 years

8

9

10

11

12

Clamps

Railing tube

Trusses/chains

Rods/chains

Bolt connection

Rupture in railing post.

Rupture

Deformation

Rupture

Deformation

Overload or caused damage.

Overload or caused damage

Overload or caused damage

Overload or caused damage

Overload or caused damage.

2

2

3

2

2

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

At least once every year

At least once every 10 years

At least once every 10 years

1

1

1

1

1

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

1

1

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

1

1

1

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

More than 15000 fish

4

1

Consequence

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

Risk Exposure

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

2-1

3-1

2-4

2-1

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

13 %

19 %

50 %

13 %

Inspection and maintenance

Measure Inspection/maintenance

Trusses/chains in the floater collar’s perimeter must be inspected often

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

M

A

13

Bolt connection

Rupture

Overload or caused damage 2

At least once every 10 years 4

14

Floater tube

Loss of buoyancy Icing 2

At least once every 10 years

The person who performs inspection and maintenance should have a minimum of 2 years practice on a floating fish farming installation. As a minimum, a monthly check should be performed before and after a period of bad weather.

PS. When it comes to annual checks, it is most practical to perform replacements of parts after each launch. This may be extended to 2 years assuming that the check is made close to the time for the floating collar to be deployed for service again.

1

More than 15000 fish

Minor escape, 1 to 100 fish

2-4

2-1

50 %

13 %

Bolt connections must be inspected often

Low risk (no actions neede)

Medium risk (actions to be evaluated)

Large risk (unacceptable)

M

A

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