Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities (PSSR) (Set 3)

Question 1 of 30

Which logbook is explicitly used to record all mandatory and important radio safety/distress communications on board?

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Questions in this Practice Set

Q1

Which logbook is explicitly used to record all mandatory and important radio safety/distress communications on board?

Q2

Which of the following jobs on board explicitly requires a Hot Work Permit before execution?

Q3

As per STCW 2010 regulations, what is the maximum validity period of a seafarer's medical fitness certificate?

Q4

Which is clinically considered the most frequently abused drug/substance globally across maritime and shore sectors?

Q5

What are the common contributing causes of physical and mental fatigue among seafarers on board?

Q6

In risk management and safety assessments on board, what does the acronym ALARP stand for?

Q7

Which of the following conditions is considered an immediate slip, trip, or safety hazard on board?

Q8

Which organ of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) consists of representatives from all member states?

Q9

What is the parent international instrument or convention that makes the ISM Code mandatory for ships?

Q10

Under SOLAS and the FSS Code, what is the general requirement for fire detection and alarm system initialization?

Q11

Liability and compensation for damage suffered by a passenger onboard a cruise or passenger vessel is governed by which convention?

Q12

A muster list or emergency station list must be prominently displayed on any vessel operating with more than how many crew members?

Q13

A general emergency situation developing on board a merchant vessel could be caused by:

Q14

Shipboard contingency plans prepared for emergencies must identify hazards and systematically include:

Q15

Emergency drills must be held within how many hours of sailing if more than 25% of the ship's crew has changed at the last port?

Q16

Onboard safety familiarization for any newly joining seafarer must be conducted within:

Q17

As per SOLAS requirements, crew members must be fully trained in life-saving appliances (LSA) and firefighting equipment (FFE) as soon as possible, but not later than:

Q18

To comply with performance standards, manufactured lifebuoys are subjected to which type of testing?

Q19

The correct operation and use of shipboard life-saving appliances must be demonstrated to crew members not later than:

Q20

A continuous, uninterrupted ringing of the ship’s alarm bells indicates which specific emergency?

Q21

The standard General Emergency Alarm signal consists of:

Q22

What is the internationally recognized sound signal for a Man Overboard (MOB) emergency?

Q23

What should you do immediately if you witness a crew member fall completely overboard into the sea?

Q24

Which of the following is a recognized vessel maneuvering pattern used specifically to return a ship back to its original path to rescue a man overboard?

Q25

According to safety regulations, which of the following is NOT strictly required to be part of the general onboard instructions for routine LSA maintenance?

Q26

The international maritime distress, safety, and calling frequency channel on a standard Marine VHF radio is:

Q27

Regulations state that lifeboats and rescue boats must be fully launched into the water and operated at least once every:

Q28

A formal Safety Committee Meeting consisting of department heads and crew representatives must be held on board at least:

Q29

Shipboard waste management and the operational dumping of garbage or refuse at sea is strictly controlled by which international convention?

Q30

Under MARPOL Annex I, a "Special Area" is geographically defined as an ocean space where: