What do you know about marine ship safety precautions? Marine ship safety can take on many meanings. This quiz reflects that. For this quiz, you will be required to know the third officer's role, what are the reasons to call upon the master, what are the International Regulations For Preventing Collision at Sea, etc. This quiz will teach you about marine ship safety.
Nautical publication
Updated info about hazard to navigation
Signal pennants
Adquate and appropriate chart
Inform the chief mate of the plan
Inform the master before the change
Timely notice on the engine room of the intended change
Send the rating on deck to call for assistance
Turn over the watch to the master if he's on the bridge
Notify the master
Call the chief mater for assistance
Update the master and wait for an advice
In doubt as to the maneuvering characteristics of the vessel
Failure to sight land
The presence of unexpected navigational mark
Restricted visibility is imminent
Unmanned machinery space
Unmanned machine space
Unattended machinery space
Unmanned machinery system
Rule 7
Rule 9
Rule 24
Rule 34
Visibility
Steering control
Dense traffic
Sound signaling apparatus
The master is informed
The chief officer is around
Doubts on the situation has been carefully assessed
There is access to the working person on deck
Rule 7 only
Rule 5 and 7
Rule 7 and 9
Rule 7 and 19
When the AB on watch has to keep his eyes on the auto steering
When the auto pilot control rate of turn is slow
When the hand steering pump is not functioning and auto steering is not reliable
When an officer is alone on the bridge in collision avoidance
Anytime, when there's a necessity
At a short period and safe to do so
As often as necessary provided there's a look out
Until the plotting of position is finished
The OOW can visit the chart room anytime he wants to check his position without a look out
The OOW should not made to observed the radar all the time
The person steering the wheel should also served as look out
Official logbook can be filled up with entries every hour
Look out
Os
Officer
Quartermaster
Master's night order
Factors affecting speed and course
The condition of the cargo
Procedures in the use of main engine
Precaution
Action
Proper action
Information
Give a minimum of 1 mile passing distance for collision avoidance
An OOW shall stay on the bridge for the whole duration of his watch
Maintain a proper look out by sight and hearing
The master shall be inform for any change in the ship condition
The person steering the ship
The UMS control
The radio equipment is functioning properly
The draught of the vessel for safe passage
Deferred
Differed
Pursued
Postponed
When the target is visible on the minimum range scale
At an appropriate time
At ample time
When the target tends to change course
Once every watch
Before departure
After arrival
Before and after a watch
Tides
Current
Weather
Gyro error
Turn over the watch to the master
Update the master of the ship condition
Continue to be responsible of your watch
Have an alternative command with the master
To ensure adequacy of personnel
To ensure that competent personnel is on duty
Ensure proper look out
Continuity of look out is maintained
To ensure adequacy of personnel
To ensure that competent personnel is on duty
Ensure proper look out
Continuity of look out is maintained
He should inform the master of the result
Commence plotting and systematic analysis Correct Answer commence plotting and systematic analysis
Give appropriate command on the wheel
Communicate with the other vessel
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