MOL Safety Standard Specifications

Security Cameras in Engine Room Fire Protection

Flame Retardant Curtain

Helps to find fire quickly and identify

Fire Protection

safety routes for evacuation and firefighting

MOL Safety Standard Specifications

Eliminates fire spreading in accommodation cabins

Flame retardant

Established in 2006 and has been under constant improvement ever since. From lessons learnt and experience of MOL. Read about some of key safety features on our vessels!

Oil spill prevention

Bunker Overflow Prevention System Eliminates risk of fuel oil overflowing

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1 High Level Alarm

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2 High-High Level Alarm

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Fire Protection

High Expansion Foam Fire Extinguishing System

4 Bunker Control Panel 3 Overflow Alarm

Reliable and much safer for crew than conventional CO2 system

Quick Release System Collisions and Groundings Prevention

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Fast detachment of anchor chains in emergency situations

Windlass

Anchor chains

Air Seal Propeller Boss Cap Fins (PBCF) Environment

MOL original energy saving device

Oil spill prevention

Eliminates oil leaks from Propeller Shaft Stern tube

– in use since 1987

Air control unit

PBCF

Normal condition

Outboard side seal Air cell

Oil tank unit When dropping the chains

Seal ring

Quick release system

Overhead view

Portable Rescue Davit Life saving

Light Duty Type Fireman’s Outfit

Rescues crew from enclosed spaces

Fire Protection

AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Life saving

Can be speedily put on and allows free movement

Inflatable life jacket

Can save lives

Life saving

of those suffering heart attack

Allows free movement when working on deck, and prevents drowning

Expansion

Easy to Move

Life saving

Iridium satellite phone with wind-up charger Enables emergency communication

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The "MOL Safety Standard Specifications" are unique to MOL and go beyond regulations set out in laws and international treaties, ensuring that MOL maintains a higher level of safety aboard its operated vessels. The specifications were first adopted in 2006 to draw upon the lessons of its earlier serious marine incidents, and are continually revised and updated based on its experiences. The "MOL Safety Standard Specifications" currently comprise of total of 68 items as listed on this paper and highlighted items on the list are introduced on the brochure.

Fire Protection

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Fire Detectors in Various Locations

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Oil Splash Prevention for Pipe Joint

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Security Cameras in Engine Room

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Arrangement of Electric Cable

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Location of Fireman's Outfits

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Material of Emergency Cable

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Light Duty Type Fireman's Outfits

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Oil Splash Prevention for Diesel Generator

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High Expansion Foam Fire Extinguishing System

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Fuel Valve Cooling System of Diesel Generator

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Pump Capacity of Local Extinguishing System

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Drain Pipe from Diesel Generator

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Structure of Fire Dampers

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Drain Alarm for Diesel Generator

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Ready Function for CO2 Fire Extinguishing System

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Position of Burner

9

Hydrant Connection in CO2 Bottle Room

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Location of Main Switchboard

10

Special Design for Emergency Fire Pump

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Arrangement of Oil Tank

11

Eye-plate inside Escape Trunk

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Arrangement of Air Vent from Oil Tank

12

Door Lock with Internal Release

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Capacity of Hydraulic Oil Tank

13

Compact and Lightweight Transceiver

30

Arrangement of Gas Bottle

14

Air Line for Quick Closing Valve

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Oil Coaming for Machinery

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Location of Purifier Room

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Safety Function for Bow Thruster Panel

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Location of Fire Control Station

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Flame Retardant Curtain

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Arrangement of Emergency Cable

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Cabin Item for Fire Prevention

Oil spill prevention

Collisions and Groundings Prevention

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Level Gauge for Oil Storage Tank

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Quick Release System

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High Level Alarm for Oil Storage Tank

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Adjustable Chain Controller

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High-High Level Alarm for Oil Storage Tank

3

Clear SWL Indication on Fittings

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Overflow Tank for Oil Storage Tank

4

Brake System for Windlass & Winch

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Bunker Control Panel

5

ECDIS Monitor in Captain Day Room

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Location of SOPEP Locker

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VHF Radio in Working Place

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Air Seal

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Two Day Light Signal

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Integrated Bilge Water Treatment System

8

Anemometer and Anemoscope in Working Place

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Hydraulic Oil Piping

9

Reliable Steering System

10

CCR Camera in Cargo Control Room

Life saving

10

Arrangement of Steering Gear System

11

Emergency Operation of Main Engine

12

Ballast Control Console

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Inflatable Life Jacket

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Prevention for Miss Ballast Operation

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Portable Rescue Davit

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Alarm on Ballast Control Console

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Iridium Satellite Phone with Wind-up Charger

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Fe-asy Checker 26

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AED ( Automated External Defibrillator )

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Location of Bilge Alarm

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Bilge Alarm in Engine Room

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Loading Calculator

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DO Supply Pump of Diesel Generator

Environment

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Propeller Boss Cap Fins ( PBCF )