Nord-Stream2 Pipeline is the construction of two 48" offshore natural pipelines across Baltic Sea from Navra Bay on the Russian Coast to the landfall near Lubmin/Germany. Scope of the work covers the installation of LINE A and LINE B from the Russian landfall, as far as approximately KP(Kilometer Post) 13 offshore. My duties on board is :-Receive and transmit messages between rig and shore bases, supply vessels, helicopters, and other stations by radio-telephone.-Operate all communication equipment in the radio room and ensure they are well maintained and operational.-Maintain a radio watch on maritime and aeronautical emergency frequencies-Maintain records/logs of all radio communications to and from the rig-Ensure the maintenance of all electronic navigational aids where applicable.-Test the standby radio equipment and the radio equipment in the lifeboats on a weekly basis.-Advise OIM of any emergency situations within the vicinity of the installation-Inform the HLO and control room of all intended helicopter traffic to the rig/-Establish and maintain radio contact with helicopter traffic to and from the rig. Advise pilots of landing clearances, meteorological conditions, etc. And record in the helicopter movement log.-Coordinate and control the isolation of radio equipment during periods of radio silence.-Participate in emergency drills and respond to emergency situations as per designation on station bill.-Familiar with the rig’s emergency and medical evacuation procedures.-Report any incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to the supervisors

-Receive and transmit messages between rig and shore bases, supply vessels, helicopters, and other stations by radio-telephone.-Operate all communication equipment in the radio room and ensure they are well maintained and operational.-Maintain a radio watch on maritime and aeronautical emergency frequencies-Maintain records/logs of all radio communications to and from the rig-Ensure the maintenance of all electronic navigational aids where applicable.-Test the standby radio equipment and the radio equipment in the lifeboats on a weekly basis.-Advise OIM of any emergency situations within the vicinity of the installation-Inform the HLO and control room of all intended helicopter traffic to the rig/-Establish and maintain radio contact with helicopter traffic to and from the rig. Advise pilots of landing clearances, meteorological conditions, etc. And record in the helicopter movement log.-Coordinate and control the isolation of radio equipment during periods of radio silence.-Participate in emergency drills and respond to emergency situations as per designation on station bill.-Familiar with the rig’s emergency and medical evacuation procedures.-Report any incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to the supervisors

- Every month time sheet ( list crew working hours)-controlled gas alarm system devices- Every month send to company time sheet ( list crew working hours)Transmitting and receiving messages by satellite communication systems, radio, radio telegraph, radio telephone and radio telex.Watching on Maritime Distress Frequencies receiving navigational and weather reports from coastal stations and stand-by veseels.Keeping radio-log of messages transmitted and received.Watching on Helicopter frequencies / communicate with HelicoptersTesting all GMDSS equipment in radio room.

The navigation officer keeping bridge watch. In charge of navigational equipment and voyage planning, keeping all publications updated and ensure navigating instruments are maintained. Responsible for charts and ECDIS, daily vessels noon report, company position reports and AMVER reports. Assist chief officer during loading and discharging operation.