The Philippine Navy’s BRP Jose Loor Sr. (PC390) underwent a post-mission check conducted by its crew members.
According to the Philippine Navy, the crew of PC390 performed a thorough inspection of Loor’s main engines, which are essential components for navigating territorial waters.
“After the mission, the crew of BRP Jose Loor Sr. (PC390) conducts thorough post-mission checks and a walk-around inspection of the ship’s main engines—essential components that drive our craft across the seas,” the Navy explained.
These detailed inspections go beyond routine maintenance; they ensure that the engines are operating at peak performance and remain ready for any future challenges.
The Navy also stated that this meticulous process involves checking for signs of wear, analyzing performance data, and addressing any maintenance needs.
“By catching and resolving potential issues early, our skilled engineers and technicians not only keep the ship running smoothly but also uphold the safety of the crew and the success of upcoming missions.”
