Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities (PSSR) (Set 4)

Question 1 of 26

Under MARPOL Annex I regulations, a "Combination Carrier" type vessel is defined as a ship designed to carry:

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Questions in this Practice Set

Q1

Under MARPOL Annex I regulations, a "Combination Carrier" type vessel is defined as a ship designed to carry:

Q2

MARPOL Annex II contains regulations specifically for controlling pollution from which substances carried in bulk?

Q3

Which specific type of shipboard pollution or hazardous substance does MARPOL Annex III deal with?

Q4

MARPOL Annex IV deals with shipboard sewage. How do current international regulations affect everyday processing and treatment systems?

Q5

Under MARPOL Annex I, crude oil tankers of 20,000 tons deadweight (DWT) and above delivered after June 1, 1982, must be fitted with a tank cleaning system known as:

Q6

Which of the following precautions must be strictly observed when taking on diesel fuel during bunkering?

Q7

Onboard incineration of which plastic compound material is strictly prohibited unless processed in a type-approved high-temperature shipboard incinerator?

Q8

To prevent biological cross-contamination, ballast water exchange maneuvers should be carried out in ocean waters with a depth of at least:

Q9

Which of the following is true regarding the maintenance and logging of the Oil Record Book Part II?

Q10

Standard structural and operational precautions to prevent accidental oil pollution on a vessel include:

Q11

A specialized record book used to log complete details of all garbage disposal operations from a ship to a shore reception facility or via sea discharge is the:

Q12

The safe disposal of used or expired chemical containers on a vessel should be carried out by:

Q13

Under MARPOL Annex VI, SECA stands for Sulfur Oxide ($SO_x$) Emission Control Area. Which regions are designated SECAs?

Q14

To prevent alcohol abuse under STCW watchkeeping regulations, the maximum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for watchkeeping personnel is set to not exceed:

Q15

A permit-to-work (PTW) system is highly necessary on board a vessel for:

Q16

What permits are required when a technician needs to execute electric welding on a pressurized hydraulic pipeline located inside an empty fresh water tank?

Q17

Which of the following high-risk shipboard work activities strictly requires the issuance of a formal Permit to Work?

Q18

What is the maximum standard operational validity period of an issued shipboard Permit to Work before it must be revalidated?

Q19

Which personnel should NOT be authorized or allowed to carry out dangerous afloat or high-risk structural work?

Q20

Water-tight sliding steel doors positioned below the vessel's waterline must be capable of closing completely within how many seconds when the ship is upright?

Q21

To ensure safe human respiration, continuous work inside an enclosed space requires a constant oxygen level of:

Q22

What type of clear safety warning signs should be placed directly around manholes leading into unventilated void spaces?

Q23

"All gas-tight doors and structural access hatches must be left wide open before sailing and kept open throughout the voyage." This statement is:

Q24

To enforce company drug and alcohol policies, the Master may conduct random, unannounced alcohol breath tests on the crew at least:

Q25

If your vessel has been involved in a collision and you cannot immediately confirm if the hull is structurally sinking or stable, you should:

Q26

What is the primary reason for positioning a dedicated standby person immediately outside an enclosed space while work is occurring inside?