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2. what is risk assesment ? and elements of riskassesment? Where will you fin
d all the information about risk assesment?(coswp ch-1)
3.what is ism? How does 3rd officer effect ism?( ism code)? What isd.o.c, and s.
m.c?
4.Duties of safety officer? Where you can find safety officer duties?(coswp-ch-3
)
5.what is isps?
6.what is d.o.s? and explain?
7.Howwould you check lsa &ffa onboard?
8.solas training manual contents?
9.list all the LSA equipment on your last ship?
10.How many life jackets did you have onboard?
11.how many immersion suit you had onboard?
12.lifeboat launching procedure ?
13.GPS- limitations/errors
14. AIS-limitations , can it be used forcollision avoidence?
15.RADAR/ ARPA limitations?
16. contents of sopep?
17.what is marpol annex one?
18.can you discharge oil in a special area?
19.what equipment /paper work must the ship have?
20.who was the security officer on your last ship?
21.what is his duties?
22.S.C.B.A checks?
23.permit to work ?
24.officer of the watch cargo operation duties?
25.Enclosed space entry procedures?
26.o.o.w anchor watch duties?
27.you have a fire alarm on bridge , officer of the watch actions?
28.How would you hand over the watch ?
29.on load, off load expain?
30.you are officer on watch , and suddenly you see a rocket flares on the horizo
n? Action?
31.what would you tell your look- out?
SITUATIONTEST:
1.
PDV crossing fromstbd side in tss
2.
PDV crossing fromport side in tss
3.
Tug and tow ram-crossing from port side, my vessel cbd , action?
4.
Which vessels canenter in seperation zone?
5.
Which vessels canenter itz?
6.
SV crossing fromport side in tss, my vessel pdv , actions?
LIGHTS: (explain full detaills)
1.
Vessel aground
2.
Vessel at anchor
3.
NUC under way,but not making way
4.
Pilot vessellights
RESTRICTEDVISIBILITY:
1.officerof the watch on bridge, actions?
2.RADAR plottings
BUOYAGETESTIDENTIFY&CHARECTERISTICS )
Whichside to pass in different situations
1.
South cardinalmark
2.
Region Bpreffered channel to stbd
3.
Isolated dangermark
4.
Safe water mark

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Preffered channelto stbd reg A

Oil Record Book:

Every oil tanker of 150 grt and above and every vessel of 400 grt and above othe
r than a tanker shall be
provided with an Oil Record Book Part I (Machinery Space Operations).
Every oil tanker of 150 grt and above shall also be provided with Oil Record Boo
k Part II (Cargo / Ballast
Operations).
Entries: Any movement of oil in and out of the vessel and internal shifting of o
il.
Non Tankers:
1. ballasting or cleaning of fuel tanks.
2. discharge of ballast or water from fuel oil tanks, which have been ballasted
or cleaned.
3. disposal of oil residues.
4. discharge overboard or disposal otherwise of bilge water which has accumulate
d in machinery
space.
5. Bunkering operations.
Tankers:
1. loading of oil cargo.
2. discharging of oil.
3. internal transfer of oil during the voyage.
4. ballasting of cargo tanks and dedicated clean ballast tanks.
5. cleaning of cargo tanks including crude oil washing.
6. discharge of ballast except from segregated ballast tanks.
7. discharge of water from slop tanks.
8. closing of all applicable valves or similar device after slop tank discharge
operations.
9. closing of v/v necessary for isolation of dedicated clean ballast tanks from
cargo and stripping lines
after slop tank discharge operations.