13 LMM V I S I O N ISSUE 20 | Q1 2025 CAMPAIGN Concentrated Campaign on Blackout incidents This report provides an evaluation of the Concentrated Campaign on “Blackout incidents, awareness and prevention” which was conducted from 13th February 2025 to 30th April 2025. The campaign aims at raising awareness of Blackout events on fleet vessels. We have seen a particular increase in specific equipment failures and there is a need to focus on Crew Response with the aim of increasing Safety awareness for Blackout prevention and Blackout recovery. Analysis The campaign included a questionnaire consisting of ten (10) multiple choice questions, which C/E, 2nd Engineer, 3rd Engineer, 4th Engineer and ETO onboard were required to complete. The HSQE Department has collected all responses, and metrics have been generated based on crew participation rates. Correct answers were displayed automatically to each participant upon completion of the questionnaire through Microsoft Forms. It is important to mention that this Campaign has some additional actions such as perform an actual test of Safety Shutdown Sensor LO inlet pressure switch activation that will trigger Auxiliary Engine shutdown and if the safety LO inlet pressure switch is not applicable for your vessel, pressure transmitter for Safety shutdown to be tested. Also, an action for verification that Dead Ship Recovery procedure and Blackout restoration procedure are posted in Main Switchboard has been added. Q1: Do you understand the alarm name tag description of an occurring alarm on onboard Alarm Monitoring System? Provide the percentage of your understanding in onboard Alarm Monitoring System’s alarms title. Q2: Are you able to identify the critical alarm that led to the malfunction when multiple alarms occur on the Alarm Monitoring System during an event? When a crucial event occurs (blackout, slowdown, shutdown of equipment), it is quite common that multiple alarms will occur at that time. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 0% - No understanding 100% - All alarms clear understanding 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 0% - Very difficult to identify 100% - Very easy to identify
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