EXAM FOR MASTER CONTAINER 2014

In deep water, which of the listed tasks have priority over the other?
(This is a single answer question)
-Maintaining the track comes before collision avoidance
Navigating comes before controlling the vessel's track
Collision avoidance comes before maintaining course and track
The master decides which task has preference
You are approaching a fairway and observe a vessel displaying the signal of a vessel aground - what action should you take?
(This is a single answer question)
Call Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) for advice
- Call the other vessel
Stop your vessel and check your position
Maintain course and speed

What does the term TEU mean

(This is a single answer question)
Terminal equivalent unit
Twenty metre equivalent unit
-Twenty foot equivalent unit
Totally enclosed unit

Where would you find the relevant information about cargo stowage and securing for your ship?
(This is a single answer question)
The International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code
The Convention for Safe Containers
-The ships Cargo Securing Manual
The Class Society initial survey report

An important publication required to be approved by the Flag State and carried on board every chemical tanker is called?....
(This is a single answer question)
The Operational Manual
-The Procedures and Arrangements Manual

An important publication required to be approved by the Flag State and carried on board every chemical tanker is called?....
(This is a single answer question)
The Operational Manual
-The Procedures and Arrangements Manual
The Arrangements Manual
The Procedures Manual
If the Chief Officer believes a container stowage plan to be faulty, what should be their first action?
(This is a single answer question)
Complain in writing with the shipowner
Call for a meeting with the Master and the designated person ashore
Refer it back to the 'terminal' planner
-Confer directly with the 'central' planner
Which Class of Dangerous Goods covers Marine Pollutants not otherwise classified?
(This is a single answer question)
1
2
8
-9
who should be informed if a container to be carried is being fumigated
(This is a single answer question)
-The master
The cargo planner
Port health
The Officer Of the Watch (OOW)
On dangerous goods packages, the hazard placards must be placed:
(This is a single answer question)
-On all four sides.
On the back and front only
On any two sides
On the top and bottom
The first priority when preparing a stowage plan is:
(This is a single answer question)
-The safety of the ship.
To fit as much cargo as possible on board.
To guarantee that the ship can leave port on schedule.

On the back and front only

On any two sides
On the top and bottom
The first priority when preparing a stowage plan is:
(This is a single answer question)
-The safety of the ship.
To fit as much cargo as possible on board.
To guarantee that the ship can leave port on schedule.
To ensure access ways are not obstructed.
Which of these is the most serious threat to a container's safety?
(This is a single answer question)
Under-declaring a container's weight
Over-declaring a container's weight
Placing most of the cargo weight at one end of the container, opposite the door
-All of these
The extent and possible source of the fire in a container is assessed by:
(This is a single answer question)
The first officer.
-The Master.
The support team.
The emergency team.
Which of these might a container ship's 'central' planner take into account when planning a stow?
(This is a single answer question)
-The strength of a vessel's hull
Whether the vessel is double-bottomed
The strength of the vessel's hatch covers
The number of holds available
When loading toxic cargo, measurement should always be....
(This is a single answer question)
Uncontrolled
Open
-Restricted
Closed

What is the rating of a 20ft container

(This is a single answer question)
-24,000 kgs
30,000 kgs
20,000 kg

Closed

What is the rating of a 20ft container

(This is a single answer question)
-24,000 kgs
30,000 kgs
20,000 kg
15,000 kg
It is the responsibility of the Master to ensure that the container ship's lashings and securing devices are:
(This is a single answer question)
Those specified in the vessel's cargo securing manual and suitable for the containers the vessel will carry
Compatible with each other
Available in sufficient quantity, and with enough spares
-All of the above
When is a ship permitted to make and use its own container lashing and securing devices?
(This is a single answer question)
-Only in an emergency
When the ship has sailed and there is found to be a shortage of securing items
When heavy weather ahead is expected and extra stability is required for stows
For use with non-ISO standard sized containers
Which part of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code deals with security provisions?
(This is a single answer question)
-Part 1
Part 2
Part 5
Part 6
What should the officer in charge of loading operations check the container stowage plan against?
(This is a single answer question)
-The ship's cargo securing manual and loading computer
The stowage plan from the previous port of call
The stowage plan that was used the last time the ship called at that port
The original stowage plan from the shipowner's 'central' planner
Which of the Manuals listed is the Flag State required to approve?
(This is a single answer question)
-The operations manual
The procedures manual
The procedures and arrangements manual
The arrangements manual

The original stowage plan from the shipowner's 'central' planner

Which of the Manuals listed is the Flag State required to approve?
(This is a single answer question)
-The operations manual
The procedures manual
The procedures and arrangements manual
The arrangements manual
What must a Master do if they believe putting to sea or maintaining course and speed in heavy weather is putting their vessel at
danger?
(This is a single answer question)
They must inform the shipping company immediately and wait for further instructions
They must call for an urgent meeting with the senior officers and decide an appropriate course of action
-They must take whatever action they believe necessary for the safety of the vessel, its crew and its cargo
They must under all circumstances stick to their course and speed to meet delivery deadlines
Who is responsible for specifying the location of dangerous goods containers on board a vessel?
(This is a single answer question)
The shipper or container operator
-The Master
The 'central' planner
The 'terminal' planner
Where can you find the Dangerous Goods List in the Code?
(This is a single answer question)
-Volume 2
Supplement
In each volume
Volume 1
To help establish safe levels of toxicity, which equipment is often used?
(This is a single answer question)
Oxygen analysers
Draeger tubes
-Explosimeters
Avometers
The procedures for dealing with containerized cargoes classified as Dangerous Goods can be found in:
(This is a single answer question)
The ships SOLAS Training Manual.
-The EMS sections of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code supplement.
The cargo manifest.
The MARPOL Convention.

-Explosimeters
Avometers
The procedures for dealing with containerized cargoes classified as Dangerous Goods can be found in:
(This is a single answer question)
The ships SOLAS Training Manual.
-The EMS sections of the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code supplement.
The cargo manifest.
The MARPOL Convention.

Some container damage cannot be avoided so you will always see a few coming on board that are in a poor condition.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE

In fighting a container fire, water accumulation from boundary cooling will be unlikely to cause a problem.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
The use of water when dealing with a dangerous goods incident can result in the spreading of a spilt corrosive substance.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
If information concerning a cargo is not available it should be....
(This is a single answer question)
-Loaded till information becomes available
Loaded with caution
Not loaded
Loaded
How does the process of stowage and segregation begin?
(This is a single answer question)
By consulting the Dangerous Goods List
-By contacting the shipper for information
By checking the UN number and Prpoer Shipping Name (PSN) in the Volume 2 Index
By looking up the classification system in Volume 1
what is the minimum size of a dangerous goods placard
(This is a single answer question)
15 cm x 15 cm
30 x 30 cm
-10 cm x 10 cm
25 x 25 cm

Which regulation requires that containers be loaded, stowed and secured throughout a voyage in accordance with the stowage an

what is the minimum size of a dangerous goods placard

(This is a single answer question)
15 cm x 15 cm
30 x 30 cm
-10 cm x 10 cm
25 x 25 cm

Which regulation requires that containers be loaded, stowed and secured throughout a voyage in accordance with the stowage an
securing arrangements set out in a vessel's Cargo Securing Manual?
(This is a single answer question)
Internation Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code
Code Of Practice For The Safe Loading And Unloading Of Bulk Carriers (BLU code)
BC Code
-SOLAS
The following question relates to Buoyage System A.
(This is a single answer question)
Port
-Starboard
The following question relates to Buoyage System B.
Starboard
-Port
Identify and describe this buoy
(This is a single answer question)
Buoyage System A, port hand lateral mark
Buoyage system B, starboard hand lateral mark
Buoyage System A, preferred channel to port mark
-Buoyage System B, preferred channel to starboard mark
What does a buoy flashing a white light in iso phase indicate?
(This is a single answer question)
Isolated danger
-Emergency wreck mark
Safe water
Preferred channel
Which Authority issues the ISM 'document of compliance'?
(This is a single answer question)
Flag state authority
Classification society
The P&I club
-IMO

Which Authority issues the ISM 'document of compliance'?

(This is a single answer question)
Flag state authority
Classification society
The P&I club
-IMO
Even low levels of stress will always reduce your performance.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
If someone is suffering from hypoglycaemia, then their:
(This is a single answer question)
-Blood sugar is too low.
Pulse rate is too slow.
Temperature is too low.
Blood pressure is too low.
A casualty has fallen from a height and appears to be unconscious. What would you do first?
(This is a single answer question)
-Check their breathing
Check their pulse
Place them in the recovery position
Leave them and phone for help
Which ships require an International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (IOPPC)?
(This is a single answer question)
-Tankers over 150 grt and vessels over 400 grt on international voyages
All vessels engaged on International voyages
Tankers over 500 grt
Tankers over 500 grt and others over 1000 grt on international voyages

A certificate of equivalent competency can be accepted from a non STCW signatory country.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
Which of these certificates is not required by MARPOL?
(This is a single answer question)
International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (IOPPC)
-Noxious Liquid Substance (NLS) Certificate

A certificate of equivalent competency can be accepted from a non STCW signatory country.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
Which of these certificates is not required by MARPOL?
(This is a single answer question)
International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (IOPPC)
-Noxious Liquid Substance (NLS) Certificate
International Sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate (ISPPC)
International Noxious Gas emissions Certificate (INGC
The effective management of personnel on board the ship _____________.
(This is a single answer question)
-Involves team building
Does not involve building a good team for ship-board operations
Involves "divide and rule" management
Involves a division of labour
Leadership and management skills are essentially the same.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
Under normal circmstances how is it recommended to berth with a strong stern wind
(This is a single answer question)
Approach at slow speed with engines on stand by
This manoevre is not recommended
-It is recommended to drag both anchors
It is recommended to use the offshore anchor as a brake

The graph shows the decrease of speed, against time, on a 100,000 deadweight tanker proceeding at full speed of 13.3 knots and
at minute 0 the engine was stopped. What is the decrease in speed most likely to be?
(This is a single answer question)
Series 1
Series 2
Series 3
-None of the other options.
If, following an accident, you need to request medical help, who, apart from your head office, needs to be notified?

The graph shows the decrease of speed, against time, on a 100,000 deadweight tanker proceeding at full speed of 13.3 knots and
at minute 0 the engine was stopped. What is the decrease in speed most likely to be?
(This is a single answer question)
Series 1
Series 2
Series 3
-None of the other options.
If, following an accident, you need to request medical help, who, apart from your head office, needs to be notified?
(This is a single answer question)
The IMO
The Flag State
-The ILO
The P & I Club
What wind speeds are likely to be expected when a weather forecast predicts an imminent Force 8 gale?
(This is a single answer question)
Over 10 knots
Over 14 knots
Over 24 knots
-Over 34 knots
Which of these is NOT a meteorological classification of an air mass?
(This is a single answer question)
Tropical maritime
Polar continental
Tropical continental
-Equatorial maritime
As a cold front passes visibility will .
(This is a single answer question)
Increase
Rapidly deteriorate
Remain steady
-Slowly deteriorate
The most appropriate chart for navigating when approaching a harbour is....
(This is a single answer question)
A gnomonic chart.
A small scale chart.
-A harbour plan.
A large scale chart.
Where would you find information about a vessel reporting system for a port which you are about to enter?
(This is a single answer question)
Mariner's Handbook.

A gnomonic chart.
A small scale chart.
-A harbour plan.
A large scale chart.
Where would you find information about a vessel reporting system for a port which you are about to enter?
(This is a single answer question)
Mariner's Handbook.
International Code of Signals.
-Admiralty List of Radio Signals.
Ocean Passages for the World.

Open cargo venting should only be used for cargoes that do not present a hazard when inhaled and have a flash point of above....
(This is a single answer question)
-60C
50C
40C
30C
What is another term for turnbuckles?
(This is a single answer question)
Turnscrews
Bottlescrews
Bottlegrips
Turntights

Ingestion means poisoning by....

(This is a single answer question)
Swallowing
Absorption
Skin contact
WRONG ANSWERBreathing
Who orders crew to abandon ship?
wrong answer-The Officer Of the Watch (OOW)
An adult lifejacket must be constructed so that the wearer can jump into the water without injury and without damaging or
dislodging the lifejacket, from a height of at least....
wrong answer- 2.5 metres

Once the ship has set off, it is the principal task of the Watchkeeping Officer to navigate and monitor the ships progress according
to the voyage plan with absolutely no deviation from it. TRUE

wrong answer-The Officer Of the Watch (OOW)

An adult lifejacket must be constructed so that the wearer can jump into the water without injury and without damaging or
dislodging the lifejacket, from a height of at least....
wrong answer- 2.5 metres

Once the ship has set off, it is the principal task of the Watchkeeping Officer to navigate and monitor the ships progress according
to the voyage plan with absolutely no deviation from it. TRUE

-FALSE
A perforated flat is part of the structure in the.......
.WRONG ANSWER. Double bottom
A casualty has swallowed cleaning fluid. You should:
WRONG ANSWER give them lots of water to drink.

Who is usually responsible for working out stowage arrangements on board a container feeder ship?
WRONG ANSWER The harbour master
what is the minimum size of a dangerous goods placard
WRONG ANSWER 10 cm x 10 cm
What is the rating of a 40 ft container
WRONG ANSWER 48,000 kg
how are bays spaces for 20 ft containers marked on a stowage plan
WRONG ANSWER fore and aft with even numbers
Cargo hoses should be tested...
WRONG ANSWER. every 2 years
In the event of cargo spillage, which of the following would be informed first?
WRONG ANSWER The ship owner
Which ships must have a garbage management plan?
WRONG ANSWER Ships over 500 grt
How far from land can unground food waste be discharged outside a special area?
WRONG ANSWER Not less than 5 miles

When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be
closed at the start of the voyage?

How far from land can unground food waste be discharged outside a special area?
WRONG ANSWER Not less than 5 miles

When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be
closed at the start of the voyage?
WRONG ANWER Before encountering heavy weather.
Who is responsible for securing the vessel prior to heavy weather?
WRONG ANSWER Master
After putting the windlass in gear, what must you do next?
WRONG ANSWER Start the electrical convertor
In deep water the anchor should be let go from the hawse pipe.
TRUE
-FALSE
Once the ship is securely anchored the anchor signals can be taken down.
TRUE
-FALSE
What is the as new lifting power of the anchor windlass specified in Class Rules for a ship of 150,000dwt?
WRONG ANWER -10.6 tonnes force
What is the legal requirement for minimum rest hours in any 24 hour period?
WRONG ANSWER 12
Where will you find the requirements for navigational watch ratings under STCW?
WRONG ANSWER Regulation 11/2

Once the ship has set off, it is the principal task of the Watchkeeping Officer to navigate and monitor the ships progress according
the voyage plan with absolutely no deviation from it.
TRUE
-FALSE
A powernap should take no longer than:
WRONG ANSWER twenty minutes..

Once the ship has set off, it is the principal task of the Watchkeeping Officer to navigate and monitor the ships progress according
the voyage plan with absolutely no deviation from it.
TRUE
-FALSE
A powernap should take no longer than:
WRONG ANSWER twenty minutes..
You are 10 to 60 nautical miles away from the centre of a tropical revolving storm. What barometric changes would you expect?
WRONG ANSWER No change.
What type of refraction will be experienced, when a cold breeze blows over a relatively warm sea?
WRONG ANSWER Normal refraction
Freeboard is the vertical distance measured from the.......
WRONG ANSWER Waterline to the keel.
What is another term for turnbuckles?
WRONG ANSWER turnscrews
How does an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) operator ensure the electronic chart in use is on the same
scale as other sensor information being input?
(This is a single answer question)
By checking the scales on each item in operation and adjusting them to match the Electronic Navigation Chart (ENC) or Raster
Navigation Charts (RNC).
The Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) should provide an indication if there is a scale mis-match.
--The Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) will not accept sensor information on a scale different to the
electronic chart.
By adjusting the scale of the Electronic Navigation Chart (ENC) or Raster Navigation Charts (RNC) to match those of the sensors.

When proceeding along a narrow channel a vessel should......

(This is a single answer question)
Keep to the outer limit which lies on her port side.
Keep to the outer limit which lies on her starboard side.
-Keep to the side which lies on her port side.
Keep to the side which lies on her starboard side.

The IMO performance standards stipulate that historical information should be available in the form of symbols that show at least:
(This is a single answer question)
2 equally time-spaced positions over the past 4 minutes.
4 equally time-spaced positions over the past 8 minutes.
-10 equally time-spaced positions over the past 20 minutes.

Keep to the outer limit which lies on her starboard side.

-Keep to the side which lies on her port side.
Keep to the side which lies on her starboard side.

The IMO performance standards stipulate that historical information should be available in the form of symbols that show at least:
(This is a single answer question)
2 equally time-spaced positions over the past 4 minutes.
4 equally time-spaced positions over the past 8 minutes.
-10 equally time-spaced positions over the past 20 minutes.
>2 equally time-spaced positions over the past 10 minutes.
where are twistlocks used
(This is a single answer question)
Between tiers of containers
At the top of a tier
-To secure containers between stacks
On stows at the forward end of the vessel
What devices are used to secure the base of a stack
(This is a single answer question)
Bridge fittings
Turn buckles
Lashing rods
-Fixed cones
After responding to a dangerous goods incident, equipment should be cleaned, maintained and, where necessary, re-charged.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE

All category A cargoes must be carried in a Ship Type 3.

(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
In a row, how are an odd number of containers numbered?
(This is a single answer question)
-The middle container is designated 00 with odd numbers to the right and even numbers to the left
Sequentially from right to left
Sequentially from left to right
Odd numbers to the right of the centre and even numbers to the left of centre

FALSE
In a row, how are an odd number of containers numbered?
(This is a single answer question)
-The middle container is designated 00 with odd numbers to the right and even numbers to the left
Sequentially from right to left
Sequentially from left to right
Odd numbers to the right of the centre and even numbers to the left of centre
What should the officer in charge of loading operations check the container stowage plan against?
(This is a single answer question)
The ship's cargo securing manual and loading computer
The stowage plan from the previous port of call
-The stowage plan that was used the last time the ship called at that port
The original stowage plan from the shipowner's 'central' planner
Before cargo operations begin, the responsible person on board and the terminal representative will complete a....
(This is a single answer question)
Ship details plan
Ship/shore safety check list
-Ship/shore operation plan
Meeting agreement
what is the floor of a container usually made of
(This is a single answer question)
Wood - planks or plywood
Fibre glass
-Mild steel
Corrugated steel

Where will you find information on maximum stack height

(This is a single answer question)
On the general arrangement plan
-In the vessels P & A Manual
In the cargo securing manual
On the capacity plan
Cargo containers may NOT contain:
(This is a single answer question)
Military equipment
Motor cars
Livestock

-In the vessels P & A Manual

In the cargo securing manual
On the capacity plan
Cargo containers may NOT contain:
(This is a single answer question)
Military equipment
Motor cars
Livestock
-Dangerous cargo
The Cargo Securing Manual needs approval by which administration?
(This is a single answer question)
-Flag State
Port State
International Maritime Organization
National Chamber of Shipping
Cargo samples in general are analysed in order to....
(This is a single answer question)
-Control quality
See what it looks like
Test for temperature
Determine acidity
Why is documenting a container cargo's correct gross weight important regarding the container stack in which it will be placed?
(This is a single answer question)
Wrongly recorded container weights might result in a stack having inverted tier weights
The container operator might lose money if the wrong cargo weight is used to calculate the freight charge
-It could mean that a bigger container should have been chosen
It could mean that the container cannot be stowed in its requested special position
Which number should not be shown on a dangerous goods shipping document?
(This is a single answer question)
International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code page number
UN number
Number of packages in consignment
-Total weight of consignment
Where would you find information on container securing devices
(This is a single answer question)
In the vessels P&A manual
In the container handbook
In the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) training manual
-In the vessels cargo securing manual

-Total weight of consignment

Where would you find information on container securing devices
(This is a single answer question)
In the vessels P&A manual
In the container handbook
In the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) training manual
-In the vessels cargo securing manual
What is most important to monitor while the container ship is loading?
(This is a single answer question)
The time taken by the stevedores to secure each container
How many stevedores are allocated to work on the vessel
-That the stevedores are fitting the correct lashings and securing devices for specific stowage arrangements
How many lashings and securing devices are used in total
are the main additions a 'terminal' planner will make to an outline container stowage plan.
(This is a single answer question)
Allocating general containers their bay, row and tier positions
-Allocating containers to either deck or hold positions
Allocating containers to holds according to port of destination
Allocating bays to containers according to their type
What is the standard ISO container racking limit
(This is a single answer question)
20 tonnes
5 tonnes
-15 tonnes
10 tonnes

An important publication required to be approved by the Flag State and carried on board every chemical tanker is called?....
(This is a single answer question)
The Operational Manual
-The Procedures and Arrangements Manual
The Arrangements Manual
The Procedures Manual
Once the vessel has sailed the lashings only need to be checked after any periods of bad weather.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
During the voyage, a refrigerated container's data should be monitored...
(This is a single answer question)

The Procedures Manual

Once the vessel has sailed the lashings only need to be checked after any periods of bad weather.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
During the voyage, a refrigerated container's data should be monitored...
(This is a single answer question)
-Every week
At least once a day
As often as possible
Both in the morning and in the afternoon
Containers are often damaged by rough handling during transit by road or rail before they reach the ship.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
If the Master is concerned about the weight distribution of a container, he should order extra lashings to be fitted.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
Strongly corrosive liquids destroy human tissue.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE

what language must dangerous cargo documentation be in

(This is a single answer question)
American and French
English and Spanish
-In the language of the ship
English
What test can be used as part of a checking procedure to ensure a container is structurally sound?
(This is a single answer question)
Torch test
-Daylight test
Hose test
Airtight test
Which of the components listed does not form part of the fire triangle?

What test can be used as part of a checking procedure to ensure a container is structurally sound?
(This is a single answer question)
Torch test
-Daylight test
Hose test
Airtight test
Which of the components listed does not form part of the fire triangle?
(This is a single answer question)
Fuel
-Oxygen
Carbon monoxide
Heat
what is the major advantage of stack stowage securing
(This is a single answer question)
It allows greater stack heights
It means that cell guides are not required
It allows more cargo to be loaded in a container
-It always greater cargo handling flexibility
If fire is found in a container, one of the first control measures is:
(This is a single answer question)
To speed up so that the flames and smoke will be dispersed more rapidly.
-To launch the lifeboats ready for abandoning the ship.
To turn the ship so that the wind will blow smoke and flames away from the rest of the ship.
To contact the shore office for advice.

Which of the following countries does not use IALA Region B buoyage system?
(This is a single answer question)
Japan
Jamaica
South Korea
-Australia
The light on which type of buoy flashes with a composite rhythm - two flashes followed by one flash?
(This is a single answer question)
-Safe water
North lateral
Isolated danger
Preferred channel
The hours of work regulations apply to which members of the crew?

The light on which type of buoy flashes with a composite rhythm - two flashes followed by one flash?
(This is a single answer question)
-Safe water
North lateral
Isolated danger
Preferred channel
The hours of work regulations apply to which members of the crew?
(This is a single answer question)
Master and watchkeeping Officers
-All members of the crew
Members of crew engaged specifically in the safety of the vessel
Crew working only on tankers
The compressor room in a gas carrier has _____.
(This is a single answer question)
An exhaust fan
A supply fan
Both A & B
-None of them
Each Breathing apparatus on board requires only one spare bottle when
(This is a single answer question)
The vessel has a B/A compressor on board
-The vessel is less than 2000 dwt
There are more than 3 B/As on board
All B/A bottles are the same type
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BRIDGE WATCHKEEPING
How many targets should radars fitted on ships over 10,000 GT be able to track simultaneously?
(This is a single answer question)
-10
20
40
50
Generally in which direction are containers usually stowed
WRONG ANSWER athwartships
What is the best method of confirming the accuracy of information shown on the Electronic Chart Display and Information
System (ECDIS) display?
(This is a single answer question)
By visual observation
Radar
Comparison with a paper chart

Generally in which direction are containers usually stowed

WRONG ANSWER athwartships
What is the best method of confirming the accuracy of information shown on the Electronic Chart Display and Information
System (ECDIS) display?
(This is a single answer question)
By visual observation
Radar
Comparison with a paper chart
-Zooming in on the Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) display for more detail
CARGO CONTAINER
On a very large container vessel, which stacks and containers should have their lashings checked?
(This is a single answer question)
The heaviest stacks
The outboard stacks
Exposed stacks
-All the above

The extent and possible source of the fire in a container is assessed by:
(This is a single answer question)
The first officer.
The Master.
The support team.
--The emergency team.

Chemical tankers are not provided with additional medical stores that exceed those carried by product tankers.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
High level alarms should be capable of being tested __________ loading. (Select the most appropriate )
(This is a single answer question)
-Prior to
During
After
When
What is the MARPOL 73/78 Convention about?
(This is a single answer question)
-Pollution prevention
Safety equipment

-Prior to
During
After
When

What is the MARPOL 73/78 Convention about?

(This is a single answer question)
-Pollution prevention
Safety equipment
Fire fighting equipment
Hours of Work
Question
Generally in which direction are containers usually stowed
(This is a single answer question)
-Fore and aft
Athwartships
Equally fore and aft and athwartships throughout a hold
Cargo hoses should be tested....
(This is a single answer question)
Every year
Every 3 years
-Every 2 years
Every 5 years

What is the height of a standard 40 ft container

(This is a single answer question)
6ft
7ft
8ft
-8'6"

Complete the following sentence: The greater a vessel's metacentric height (GM)...
(This is a single answer question)
...the longer the voyage will take
...the more cargo lashings should be fitted
--...the greater will be the acceleration forces as it rolls
...the lesser the acceleration forces as it rolls
Question
Prior to unloading, all pumps, valves and associated instrumentation should be....
(This is a single answer question)

(This is a single answer question)

...the longer the voyage will take
...the more cargo lashings should be fitted
--...the greater will be the acceleration forces as it rolls
...the lesser the acceleration forces as it rolls
Question
Prior to unloading, all pumps, valves and associated instrumentation should be....
(This is a single answer question)
Sighted
Cleaned
Overhauled
-Function tested
If there is serious concern that a container stowage plan might endanger the stability of the vessel but the 'terminal' planner
disagrees, who has ultimate authority in deciding the matter?
(This is a single answer question)
The port's 'terminal' planner, provided he confirms it in writing
The designated person ashore
-The Master
The 'central' planner

Which container securing devices are most at risk from damage?

(This is a single answer question)
Turnbuckles, also known as bottlescrews
-Twistlocks
WRONG ANSWER D rings
Elephant's feet
Question
When cotton rags or other fibrous material heats up after coming into contact with water, oil and/or chemicals, leading to the
materials ignition, the process is termed:
(This is a single answer question)
Auto ignition
-Spontaneous combustion
Self flammability
WRONG ANSWER Self ignition
The term volatile refers to the ability of a product to:
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER Ignite at low temperature
Ignite at high temperature
-Evaporate
Explode
is the most important factor in drawing up an outline stowage plan.

The term volatile refers to the ability of a product to:

(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER Ignite at low temperature
Ignite at high temperature
-Evaporate
Explode

is the most important factor in drawing up an outline stowage plan.

(This is a single answer question)
Maximising the vessel's cargo of containers
Maintaining the ship's sailing schedule
-Maximising the vessel's cargo capacity within the safe limits of its performance and stability parameters
Ensuring the vessel carries the maximum value of container

which of the following is NOT a linear force

(This is a single answer question)
Swaying
Surging
Rolling
-Heaving

where are twistlocks used

(This is a single answer question)
Between tiers of containers
At the top of a tier
-To secure containers between stacks
On stows at the forward end of the vessel

What length is an ISO standard container?

(This is a single answer question)
20ft (6,096m)
40ft (12,192m)
45ft (13,716m)
-All of the above
Question
What is the container rating
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER The weight of the cargo it can carry
The weight of the empty container
The value used to charge freight on a particular container
-The maximum permissible weight of a container and its contents

What is the material used most commonly for cargo piping, valves and pumps?
(This is a single answer question)

(This is a single answer question)

WRONG ANSWER The weight of the cargo it can carry
The weight of the empty container
The value used to charge freight on a particular container
-The maximum permissible weight of a container and its contents

What is the material used most commonly for cargo piping, valves and pumps?
(This is a single answer question)
Steel
Stainless steel
WRONG ANSWER Cast Iron
Plastic

Before cargo operations begin, the responsible person on board and the terminal representative will complete a....
(This is a single answer question)
Ship details plan
Ship/shore safety check list
WROMNG ANSWER Ship/shore operation plan
Meeting agreement
Some container damage cannot be avoided so you will always see a few coming on board that are in a poor condition.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
Which of these containers can be inspected less frequently?
(This is a single answer question)
Tank containers
General cargo containers
Dangerous goods containers
-Reefer containers
Which of these containers can be inspected less frequently?
(This is a single answer question)
Tank containers
General cargo containers
Dangerous goods containers
-Reefer containers
What is the TARE weight of a container
(This is a single answer question)
The volume of the container
WRONG ANSWERThe volume of the container multiplied by a factor

Tank containers
General cargo containers
Dangerous goods containers
-Reefer containers
What is the TARE weight of a container
(This is a single answer question)
The volume of the container
WRONG ANSWERThe volume of the container multiplied by a factor
The mass
-Mass (or weight) of empty container, including all fittings and appliances used in a particular type of container in its
In the case of a container fire, boundary cooling from above will always be required.
(This is a single answer question)
TRUE
-FALSE
Temperature control of cargoes means....
(This is a single answer question)
Allowing the cargo to heat naturally
-Monitoring the cargo temperature
Applying heat in a controlled manner
WRONG ANSWER -Allowing the cargo to adopt ambient temperatures

COLREGS
3399A white light is seen continuously flashing quickly, identify the IALA buoy associated with this light.
(This is a single answer question)
North cardinal buoy
South cardinal buoy
-East cardinal buoy
Special marking buoy
The following question relates to Buoyage System A.
(This is a single answer question)
-Port
Starboard
Identify and describe this buoy
(This is a single answer question)
Buoyage System A, port hand lateral mark
Buoyage system B, port hand lateral mark
Buoyage System A, preferred channel to port mark
-Buoyage System B, preferred channel to starboard mark

-Port
Starboard
Identify and describe this buoy
(This is a single answer question)
Buoyage System A, port hand lateral mark
Buoyage system B, port hand lateral mark
Buoyage System A, preferred channel to port mark
-Buoyage System B, preferred channel to starboard mark
Statistically in which of these areas is piracy not a threat?
(This is a single answer question)
-Indonesia
Red Sea
WRONG ANSWER Malacca Straits
Columbia
Crewmembers joining the vessel after a long journey should not be expected to go on watch as soon as they arrive on board.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE

Flooding of the machinery space due to water entering from the duct keel may be controlled by first _____.
(This is a single answer question)
-Pumping out the space using the highest capacity pump
Closing the WT bulkhead door
Informing the Chief Engineer
Informing the Master

Emergency Situations and Damage Control.

An amputated finger is to be preserved in ice. Before placing it in ice you should:
(This is a single answer question)
-Wrap the finger in plastic and then padding.
WRONG ANSWE R Wash the finger and wrap it in plastic.
Wrap the finger in padding.
Wrap the finger in padding and then plastic.
Question
What do the letters " International Maritime Organisation (IMO) " stand for?
(This is a single answer question)
International Merchandise Organisation.

(This is a single answer question)

-Wrap the finger in plastic and then padding.
WRONG ANSWE R Wash the finger and wrap it in plastic.
Wrap the finger in padding.
Wrap the finger in padding and then plastic.
Question
What do the letters " International Maritime Organisation (IMO) " stand for?
(This is a single answer question)
International Merchandise Organisation.
Implementing Maritime Order.
Investigating Marine Organisation.
-International Maritime Organization.
What is MARPOL?
(This is a single answer question)
The International Maritime Police Convention
Maritime Policies as agreed by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)
-The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships
The Marine Environmental Protection and Liability Convention
What vessels must carry a Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP)
(This is a single answer question)
All vessels
-Oil tankers over 150 grt and other vessels over 400 grt
All vessels over 500 grt
All Oil tankers and other vessels over 500 grt
What is the process called that can allow one wrong assumption to be made which leads onto another until a particular view
is created?
(This is a single answer question)
Vicious circle
Error chain
Bad faith
WRONG ANSWER Information overload
What is the golden rule when thinking about calling the Master in an emergency?
(This is a single answer question)
Wait, things might improve.
Surely somebody else can deal with this?
If youre thinking about calling the Master, call the Master.
Ill sort this out and prove myself.
You are unberthing port side to with a strong head tide running , what line will you let go last
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER Headline
-Forward breast line

Wait, things might improve.

Surely somebody else can deal with this?
If youre thinking about calling the Master, call the Master.
Ill sort this out and prove myself.
You are unberthing port side to with a strong head tide running , what line will you let go last
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER Headline
-Forward breast line
Aft spring
Forward spring line
What is most noticeable about a ship with good course keeping stability?
(This is a single answer question)
She will maintain her course until large rudder angles are applied.
WRONG ANSWER When you apply rudder, she will take time before answering.
When you apply rudder, she will continue to turn for sometime after the rudder is put amidships.
When you put the rudder amidships, she will quickly return to a straight course.

Abdominal Thrust is the name of a technique used to attempt to force air out of a choking casualty's lungs. How is this technique
Performed?
(This is a single answer question)
Lay the casualty on a hard surface, press firmly and rapidly on the middle of the lower half of the breast bone.
-Stand close behind the casualty, clench your fist and place it in the centre of upper abdomen. Grasp your fist with your other hand
and pull inwards.
Use the Abdominal Thrust tool found in the first aid box.
Bend the casualty forward and apply hard blows to the centre of the back.
In which direction does the Coriolis force deflect winds in the southern hemisphere?
(This is a single answer question)
-To the left
To the right
WRONG ANSWER Clockwise
Anticlockwise
When a marine thermometer is used to take air temperatures, it should be hung...
(This is a single answer question)
In the wheelhouse.
In a sheltered position to leeward.

-To the left

To the right
WRONG ANSWER Clockwise
Anticlockwise
When a marine thermometer is used to take air temperatures, it should be hung...
(This is a single answer question)
In the wheelhouse.
In a sheltered position to leeward.
WRONG ANSWER Exposed to the weather.
-In a screen sited to windward.
In the southern hemisphere, the wind is backing in the vicinity of a TRS; you are therefore in the dangerous semi-circle.
(This is a single answer question)
-In the dangerous semi circle
In the navigable semi circle
What symbol on a navigational chart would be shown for a sea bottom of clay?
(This is a single answer question)
-Cy
C
WROMG ANSWER Cl
Cy
In which publication can information on Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) be found?
(This is a single answer question)
-Admirality List of Radio Signals (ALRS)
Tide Tables
Routeing Charts
Chart Catalogues
Following a collision what is your first priority as chief Officer?
(This is a single answer question)
Inform Coast Radio Station (CRS) and other vessels in the area
-To assess the damage and its effect on the vessels stability
To assess damage to cargo
To give other vessel your vessel name - Port of registry - where from / to

A crew member is lost overboard in fog. What is the most suitable method of returning the ship to a reciprocal course on its origin
track?
(This is a single answer question)
A Williamson turn.
A double turn.
-A single turn.

To assess damage to cargo

To give other vessel your vessel name - Port of registry - where from / to

A crew member is lost overboard in fog. What is the most suitable method of returning the ship to a reciprocal course on its origin
track?
(This is a single answer question)
A Williamson turn.
A double turn.
-A single turn.
WRONG ANSWER An elliptical turn.
In the event of a man overboard which of the following actions would NOT be in your immediate response?
(This is a single answer question)
Release lifebuoy and smoke signal
Sound 3 prolonged blasts
-Update GMDSS information
Put wheel over on side of casualty
Inhalation of hydrogen sulphide can be fatal.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE

If, it is evident that the emergency response action requires change, what should be done?
(This is a single answer question)
The shore office should be consulted.
WRONG ANSWER The operation should be stopped.
The change should be implemented as soon as possible.
-The Coastal State should be warned.
OPA 90 applies to:
(This is a single answer question)
All oil tankers over 150 GT entering US waters.
All ships flying the US flag.
-All ships entering US waters whatever their flag.
WRONG ANSWER All oil and chemical tankers entering US waters whatever their flag.
What is the first step with regard to the voyage plan operating under pilotage?
(This is a single answer question)
-The plan is confirmed and agreed with pilots once they are on board.
A pre-arrival exchange of information takes place between the ship and the port.
The berth and tug details are confirmed.
WRONG ANSWER The Master and Pilot discuss which language is best for communication.
In Closed Loop Communication you should always:

What is the first step with regard to the voyage plan operating under pilotage?
(This is a single answer question)
-The plan is confirmed and agreed with pilots once they are on board.
A pre-arrival exchange of information takes place between the ship and the port.
The berth and tug details are confirmed.
WRONG ANSWER The Master and Pilot discuss which language is best for communication.
In Closed Loop Communication you should always:
(This is a single answer question)
Keep to the facts.
-Maintain good eye contact.
Be clear.
Do all of the above.
In which publication can information on Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) be found?
(This is a single answer question)
-Admiralty List of Radio Signals (ALRS)
Tide Tables
WRONG ANSWER Routeing Charts
Chart Catalogues

Which ships must keep an Oil Record Book?

(This is a single answer question)
-All ships.
WRONG ANSWER Oil Tankers.
Crude Oil Tankers.
Chemical Tankers.
In order to contain oil spills Gutter Bars (Fish Plates) should be regularly inspected to make sure that......
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER They are correctly fitting.
The fastenings are not worn.
-They have not developed cracks or holes.
The coating is intact.

Garbage disposal regulations outside special areas specify that paper, crockery, rags, metal , glass and food may be thrown overbo
within 3 to 12 miles offshore, provided it is ground to less than ......... in size.
(This is a single answer question)
5mm
30 mm
-25 mm
10mm

Garbage disposal regulations outside special areas specify that paper, crockery, rags, metal , glass and food may be thrown overbo
within 3 to 12 miles offshore, provided it is ground to less than ......... in size.
(This is a single answer question)
5mm
30 mm
-25 mm
10mm
How can a ship dispose of plastic at sea?
(This is a single answer question)
Anywhere outside the 3 mile limit.
Outside special areas.
WRONG ANWER Outside 25 miles offshore.
-Disposal of plastic is not allowed anywhere at sea.
What is the length of one shackle of anchor cable?
(This is a single answer question)
22.5m
-27.5m
23.5 m
26.5m
What is the length of 1 shackle of anchor cable?
(This is a single answer question)
-15 fathoms or 27.5 metres.
20 fathoms or 36.5 metres.
10 fathoms or 18.5 metres.
One tenth of a nautical mile.
To avoid moving parts seizing, the brake of each windlass should be operated at least once a month.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
Roughly how many times stronger than the holding power of the brake is that of the bow stopper?
(This is a single answer question)
1.15
WRONG ANSWER 2
1.25
-1.5
Why is it important to check and protect towlines regularly when offshore towing?
(This is a single answer question)
-Because towlines tend to be longer.
Because there is rarely a constant distance between the towing vessel and tow, putting its own stress on the lines.

1.15
WRONG ANSWER 2
1.25
-1.5
Why is it important to check and protect towlines regularly when offshore towing?
(This is a single answer question)
-Because towlines tend to be longer.
Because there is rarely a constant distance between the towing vessel and tow, putting its own stress on the lines.
To minimise shock loads to the tow.
For all the reasons above.
It is important for the tug Master to consider the condition, size and loading of the towed vessel or platform.
(This is a single answer question)
-TRUE
FALSE
Which of the factors listed are important on a long tow?
(This is a single answer question)
Wind speeds
Knowing how much extra power the towing tugs can generate
The nearest port should an emergency occur
-All of these
Your vessel develops a heavy list at sea - which of these is NOT likely to be the cause?
(This is a single answer question)
Hull plating / bulkhead failure
Internal transfer of ballast
-Un noted damage from grounding
Beam on seas
Your vessel is rolling rapidly can it be described as?
(This is a single answer question)
-Stiff
Tender
Neutrally stable
Unstable

When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be closed
the start of the voyage?
(This is a single answer question)
Before entering open waters.
-Before leaving the port.
WRONG ANSWER Before leaving the pilot station.
Before encountering heavy weather.
What stresses are the vessel's structure forward of the collision bulkhead stiffened to resist?

When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be closed
the start of the voyage?
(This is a single answer question)
Before entering open waters.
-Before leaving the port.
WRONG ANSWER Before leaving the pilot station.
Before encountering heavy weather.
What stresses are the vessel's structure forward of the collision bulkhead stiffened to resist?
(This is a single answer question)
-Panting & Pounding
Panting & Racking
Water Pressure
Hogging & Sagging
What is an A30 bulkhead?
(This is a single answer question)
-It is a bulkhead 30mm thick made of mild steel
It is a collision bulkhead
It is a fire resistant bulkhead which will insulate against fire spread for a minimum of 30 mins
It is a bulkhead 30 mm thick made of high tensile steel
What is a BAREBOAT CHARTER ?
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER When a ship is delivered to the charterer without stores, provisions, and bunkers.
It is a charter for an agreed period.
WRONG ANSWER It is the charter of a ship that has no cargo handling equipment.
-It is the charter of a ship whose cargo holds are empty.
What does FAS mean in the context of cargo?
(This is a single answer question)
-Free alongside ship.
For all ships.
From any source.
For all systems.
What do the letters IMO stand for?
(This is a single answer question)
International Merchandise Organisation.
Implementing Maritime Order.
Investigating Marine Organisation.
International Maritime Organization.
What are the objectives of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code?
(This is a single answer question)
To force all ship owners to apply minimum standards to both their ships and their crews.

(This is a single answer question)

International Merchandise Organisation.
Implementing Maritime Order.
Investigating Marine Organisation.
International Maritime Organization.
What are the objectives of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code?
(This is a single answer question)
To force all ship owners to apply minimum standards to both their ships and their crews.
-To ensure safety, avoid damage to environment, apply international safety standards for operating ships.
To eliminate FOC & 2nd registers.
To give authorisation to bodies such as port state control, to detain substandard ships with substandard crew
When writing an accident report the investigator needs, amongst other things, to:
(This is a single answer question)
Stick to the facts and not allow opinion or supposition to colour an investigation.
-Suggest who should bear most blame for the accident.
WRONG ANSWER Include feedback received from witnesses which is clearly based on rumour.
Leave out information which could damage the reputation of the company in court.

What is a "BILL OF LADING "?

(This is a single answer question)
-It is a form of receipt, signed by the master confirming that goods described have been delivered to his custody & loaded onto his
It is a notice to the master that the goods described will be delivered & loaded.
It is a simple form notifying the master on what time, date and place the goods described will be delivered for loading.
It is a document signed & issued by the shipper, clearly stating that the goods have been delivered & loaded.
What are Laydays ?
(This is a single answer question)
Days when a vessel is not employed.
-Days allowed by a charter party for loading and discharging a vessel.
Days the charterer allows the vessel to prepare for loading, after arrival at the loading port.
WRONG ANSWER Days allowed for the voyage, from the loading port to the discharge port.
When is the CHARTER HIRE of a time chartered vessel paid?
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWER It is paid in advance for the entire period of the agreed charter.
It is paid at the end of each voyage.
It is usually paid every 15 or 30 days, in advance, after deduction of the broker's commission.
-It is only paid upon completion of the entire charter period, after deduction of specified expenses such as broker's commission.
What does P & I mean in the context of maritime business?
(This is a single answer question)
Protection and Identification.

(This is a single answer question)

WRONG ANSWER It is paid in advance for the entire period of the agreed charter.
It is paid at the end of each voyage.
It is usually paid every 15 or 30 days, in advance, after deduction of the broker's commission.
-It is only paid upon completion of the entire charter period, after deduction of specified expenses such as broker's commission.
What does P & I mean in the context of maritime business?
(This is a single answer question)
Protection and Identification.
Particular and Individual.
-Protection and Indemnity.
Partnership and Industry.
Which insurance coverage protects an owner against "COLLISION LIABILITY"?
(This is a single answer question)
-The P & I club.
The owner's hull and machinery policy.
The owners have the choice of which insurer to claim from.
There is no coverage from own damage losses, as a result of a collision.

What is a "CHARTER"?
(This is a single answer question)
A term used to describe any voyage, from loading port to discharge.
-A contract for the hire of a ship for a voyage or series of voyages, or for the carriage of a specific quantity of cargo on a number o
A specific period in the life of a ship, that describes its employment history.
The lease of a ship by a third party, whereby the charterer assumes the rights of ownership.

What is a "LETTER OF PROTEST"?

(This is a single answer question)
-It is a written communication to convey dissatisfaction by one party concerning an operational matter controlled by the recipient.
A written communication from the charterer to the owner, about the unprofessional behaviour of the master and his crew.
A written complaint from the master to the owner, criticising what he considers to be unreasonable demands from the charterer.
WRONG ANSWER A written protest from a crew member to the master clearly stating he does not agree with the disciplinary action
against him.
How do "P & I" clubs provide advice to owners at far distant ports?
(This is a single answer question)
By telex, fax or telephone instructions.
By flying a representative out from the home office.
-Through their nearest correspondent from their book of correspondents.
Through a local marine lawyer or surveyor.

What penalties can be imposed for breaching the "COLLISION REGULATIONS"?

(This is a single answer question)
-There are no specific penalties, because it has not been possible to get all states to agree to the "COLREG CONVENTION OF 1972".
After a brief marine inquiry, it is customary to impose a small fine.

By telex, fax or telephone instructions.

By flying a representative out from the home office.
-Through their nearest correspondent from their book of correspondents.
Through a local marine lawyer or surveyor.

What penalties can be imposed for breaching the "COLLISION REGULATIONS"?

(This is a single answer question)
-There are no specific penalties, because it has not been possible to get all states to agree to the "COLREG CONVENTION OF 1972".
After a brief marine inquiry, it is customary to impose a small fine.
WRONG ANSWER Collisions at sea are regarded as human errors that are not intentional and so there are no penalties.
It depends on the courts; they have powers to impose heavy fines and imprisonment.
What does STCW mean?
(This is a single answer question)
-Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping.
Standard training and conditions of work.
Standard training in conventional workplaces.
Safe training certificates for the workplace.

What are an insurer's LIABILITIES AND EXCLUSIONS in the context of marine insurance?
(This is a single answer question)
An insurer is liable for anything that may happen, and excluded from nothing.
An insurer is liable only for losses caused by peril, but excluded for losses attributable to the master and the crew.
WRONG ANSWER An insurer is liable for items such wear and tear, machinery breakdown and infestation, but is not liable for
grounding or weather delays.
-An insurer is liable for any loss or peril insured against, but not liable for any loss caused by perils not insured against.
What are the functions of the P & I clubs?
(This is a single answer question)
-To insure owners against third party liabilities.
To insure cargo against theft and damage.
WRONG ANSWERTo protect ship's personnel against sickness, injury, death or disability.
To protect owners against a total loss.
When are anchors inspected by class society?
(This is a single answer question)
WRONG ANSWWER Annually
-2 yearly
During periodic class inspection in dry dock
Every 5 years
When can a vessel be declared as OFF-HIRE ?
(This is a single answer question)
-Once the vessel becomes unavailable to the charterer, due to machinery, crew strikes, hull damage or drydocking.

(This is a single answer question)

WRONG ANSWWER Annually
-2 yearly
During periodic class inspection in dry dock
Every 5 years
When can a vessel be declared as OFF-HIRE ?
(This is a single answer question)
-Once the vessel becomes unavailable to the charterer, due to machinery, crew strikes, hull damage or drydocking.
When a vessel is between charters and is in the market looking for employment, then it is off-hire.
At anytime it is not possible to work cargo such as weekends, holidays, bad weather, and delay in delivery of cargo etc.
Anytime the owners and charterers have a disagreement then the ship goes off-hire until they resolve their differences.
What is a "BAREBOAT CHARTER"?
(This is a single answer question)
When a ship is delivered to the charterer without provisions, crew and bunkers, these are the responsibility of the charterer.
It is a charter for an agreed period.
WRONG ANSWER It is the charter of a ship that has no cargo handling equipment.
-It is the charter of a ship whose cargo holds are empty.

According to SOLAS - the number and position of hydrants shall be such that.....
(This is a single answer question)
At least three jets of water not emanating from the same hydrant, one of which from a single length of hose may reach any part of
the ship .
-At least two jets of water not emanating from the same hydrant, one of which, from a single length of hose, may reach any part o
the ship.
At least one jet of water shall reach any part of the ship that is normally accessible by the crew.
At least two jets of water shall reach any part of the ship.
Under SOLAS, a rescue boat launch is recommended every month and must be practised at least every:
(This is a single answer question)
Voyage.
WRONG ANSWER 6 months.
3 months.
-2 months.
How many targets should radars fitted on ships over 10,000 GT be able to track simultaneously?
(This is a single answer question)
10
-20
40
50
What is the best method of confirming the accuracy of information shown on the Electronic Chart Display and Information System
(ECDIS) display?
(This is a single answer question)
-By visual observation

10
-20
40
50
What is the best method of confirming the accuracy of information shown on the Electronic Chart Display and Information System
(ECDIS) display?
(This is a single answer question)
-By visual observation
Radar
Comparison with a paper chart
Zooming in on the Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) display for more detail
What language must dangerous cargo documentation be in
WRONG ANSWER In the language of the ship
In Closed Loop Communication you should always:
WRONG ANSWER maintain good eye contact
When writing an accident report the investigator needs, amongst other things, to:
WRONG ANSWER include feedback received from witnesses which is clearly based on rumour.
Why is it important to check and protect towlines regularly when offshore towing?
WRONG ANSWWER Because towlines tend to be longer

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hip?

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ery chemical tanker is called?....

action?

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provisions?

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w and its cargo
es

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e found in:

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at are in a poor condition.

use a problem.

of a spilt corrosive substance.

age in accordance with the stowage and

age in accordance with the stowage and

eeding at full speed of 13.3 knots and

e, needs to be notified?

eeding at full speed of 13.3 knots and

e, needs to be notified?

Force 8 gale?

about to enter?

about to enter?

aled and have a flash point of above....

injury and without damaging or

d monitor the ships progress according

injury and without damaging or

d monitor the ships progress according

der ship?

e to be kept watertight at sea be

e to be kept watertight at sea be

of 150,000dwt?

d monitor the ships progress according to

d monitor the ships progress according to

rometric changes would you expect?

m sea?

electronic chart in use is on the same

c Navigation Chart (ENC) or Raster

there is a scale mis-match.

ation on a scale different to the

(RNC) to match those of the sensors.

the form of symbols that show at least:

the form of symbols that show at least:

and, where necessary, re-charged.

the left

the left

gainst?

ative will complete a....

iner stack in which it will be placed?

freight charge

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ery chemical tanker is called?....

eather.

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each the ship.

a lashings to be fitted.

sound?

sound?

ne flash?

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e vessel but the 'terminal' planner

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il and/or chemicals, leading to the

ty parameters

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ative will complete a....

at are in a poor condition.

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d by first _____.

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to another until a particular view

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hips.

asualty's lungs. How is this technique

of the breast bone.

en. Grasp your fist with your other hand

n the dangerous semi-circle.

ship to a reciprocal course on its original

ship to a reciprocal course on its original

iate response?

sure that......

, glass and food may be thrown overboard

, glass and food may be thrown overboard

a month.

opper?

own stress on the lines.

own stress on the lines.

essel or platform.

e to be kept watertight at sea be closed at

e to be kept watertight at sea be closed at

ns

unkers.

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substandard crew

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ill be delivered for loading.

elivered & loaded.

n.
penses such as broker's commission.

n.
penses such as broker's commission.

pecific quantity of cargo on a number of voyages.

onal matter controlled by the recipient.

ur of the master and his crew.
sonable demands from the charterer.
es not agree with the disciplinary action taken

o the "COLREG CONVENTION OF 1972".

o the "COLREG CONVENTION OF 1972".

d so there are no penalties.

e master and the crew.

d infestation, but is not liable for

y perils not insured against.

damage or drydocking.

damage or drydocking.
ff-hire.
lay in delivery of cargo etc.
ey resolve their differences.

he responsibility of the charterer.

e length of hose may reach any part of

e length of hose, may reach any part of

rew.

least every:

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