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Coast Guard regulations (33 CFR) require that the oil transfer procedures which must be posted on every vessel having a capacity of 250 or more barrels of oil, must contain a description of each oil transfer system installed on the vessel and shall also identify the location of each __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• 33 CFR requirements for posted oil transfer procedures on vessels with 250 barrels or more capacity • Specific items that must be identified in written transfer procedures besides system description • Understanding the difference between valves, pumps, and vents in an oil transfer system

💭 Think About

• Ask yourself: In an oil transfer operation, which components are most critical to control and isolate the flow of oil in an emergency or during normal operations? • Consider what written procedures need to show so that crew can quickly operate or secure the system — which items must be clearly located on a diagram or in text? • Think about which of the listed items are individually located and operated, versus which might be grouped or described generally.

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify in 33 CFR 155 (or applicable part) what the regulation specifically says must be identified in the posted transfer procedures. • Check whether the regulation uses the word each before the item to be identified (this is a clue that the regulation is focusing on a discrete, operable component). • Confirm whether the rule lists multiple components together, or singles out only one specific type of component to be identified by location.

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