Engine Room (watch) definition

Engine Room (watch). When the ship’s plant remains online, watches will be maintained in accordance with good engineering practice. Overtime in United States Ports and Territories and penalty pay in foreign ports for night port watches between 1700 and 0800 will be paid during the first 48 hours in port and for the 24 hours prior to the termination of port time. This does not apply to survey vessels alongside or in port exclusively to perform survey work utilizing launches. The period of time will reset each time a ship makes departure however not when shifting ship.
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