This document contains 9 questions for an examination of a Marine Engineer Officer related to ship safety, environmental protection, and personnel care. The questions cover topics like hazardous areas on tankers, dealing with fires, challenges of new sulfur regulations, the ISM Code, the Maritime Labour Convention, pollution prevention terms, maintenance of lifeboats, documents for port state control inspections, and dealing with engine room flooding. Candidates are instructed to answer 5 questions out of the 9, with all questions carrying equal marks, and illustrations and handwriting clarity adding to scoring.
This document contains 9 questions for an examination of a Marine Engineer Officer related to ship safety, environmental protection, and personnel care. The questions cover topics like hazardous areas on tankers, dealing with fires, challenges of new sulfur regulations, the ISM Code, the Maritime Labour Convention, pollution prevention terms, maintenance of lifeboats, documents for port state control inspections, and dealing with engine room flooding. Candidates are instructed to answer 5 questions out of the 9, with all questions carrying equal marks, and illustrations and handwriting clarity adding to scoring.
This document contains 9 questions for an examination of a Marine Engineer Officer related to ship safety, environmental protection, and personnel care. The questions cover topics like hazardous areas on tankers, dealing with fires, challenges of new sulfur regulations, the ISM Code, the Maritime Labour Convention, pollution prevention terms, maintenance of lifeboats, documents for port state control inspections, and dealing with engine room flooding. Candidates are instructed to answer 5 questions out of the 9, with all questions carrying equal marks, and illustrations and handwriting clarity adding to scoring.
This document contains 9 questions for an examination of a Marine Engineer Officer related to ship safety, environmental protection, and personnel care. The questions cover topics like hazardous areas on tankers, dealing with fires, challenges of new sulfur regulations, the ISM Code, the Maritime Labour Convention, pollution prevention terms, maintenance of lifeboats, documents for port state control inspections, and dealing with engine room flooding. Candidates are instructed to answer 5 questions out of the 9, with all questions carrying equal marks, and illustrations and handwriting clarity adding to scoring.
Function: Controlling the Operation of the Ship & Care for Persons on Board at Management Level
SHIP SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND PERSONAL CARE
TIME ALLOWED - 2 HOURS Total Marks - 100 Instructions: -
1. Answer FIVE Questions only.
2. All Questions carry equal marks 3. Neatness in handwriting and clarity in expression carries weightage 4. Write the full question before attempting to write the answer to same. 5. Illustration of an Answer with clear sketches /diagram carries weightage 6. All unused pages of the answer script must be cancelled out by two lines (X) across the page
Q1. With respect to the hazardous areas of tankers,
A. Explain the term flameproof (Ex d) for electrical equipment; B. State the type of electrical equipment that would be protected in this way. C. List likely defects of flameproof equipment. 2009/SR5 2008/SR9 5-6/SR EMG 2011/SR12 2012/SR6 2012/SR9 2012/SR12 2013/SR09 2013/SR10 2014/SR02 2015/SR01 2015/SR03 2016/SR09 2017/SR09 2018/SR08 2018/SR11 2018/SR12 2019/JAN 2019/FEB 2019/APR
Q2. Draw a plan to deal with fire in accommodation:
A. Including co-ordination with shore facilities in port, taking account of the ship’s fire control plan; B. Explain how drills and practices should be-organized with reference to the above. 2009/SR6 2009/SR2 2008/SR3 2006/SR1 2012/SR6 2013/SR11 2014/SR08 2015/SR06 2015/SR12 2018/SR06 2018/SR08 2018/SR09 2019/JAN 2019/MAR 2019/APR
Q3. With regard to new sulphur cap of 0.5% w.e.f. 1 st Jan.2020, list the challenges likely to be faced onboard. What are the options in case a vessel is unable to get compliant fuel. 2019/JAN 2019/APR
Q4. With reference to “ISM Code” write short notes on:
A. Masters Review, B. Requirement and Advantages of Familiarization of seafarer onboard, C. Designated Person Ashore (DPA) D. Functional requirements for a Safety Management System. 2018/SR08 2019/JAN 2019/APR
Q5. With reference to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006, discuss the requirements for seafarers regarding: -
WWW.DIESELSHIP.COM WWW.DIESELSHIP.COM 2 A. Minimum age to work onboard vessels, B. Seafarers Employment agreements C. Hours of work and hours of rest. 2018/SR08 2018/SR10 2018/SR11 2019/JAN 2019/APR
Q6. Explain the following terms/statements: -
A. Categories of Noxious liquid substance; B. Special Areas as defined in MARPOL 73/78; C. Double hull tanker; 2009/SR6 2008/SR3 2007/SR4 2010/SR12 2010/SR9 2012/SR4 2013/SR2 2015/SR12 2018/SR06 2018/SR08 2019/JAN 2019/FEB 2019/APR
Q7. With reference to free fall life boat of an ocean-going ships:
A. Periodical maintenance, tests and checks on life boat and releasing gear. B. Secondary means of lowering. C. Lifeboat Drills. 2018/SR09 2018/SR11 2019/FEB 2019/MAR 2019/APR
Q8. A. State the various documents pertaining to a ship that a port state control inspector would ask for during port state control inspection. B. If your vessel-gets detained by the PSC owing to a deficiency, what would be your action for redressal 2009/SR7 2011/SR9 2010/SR7 2010/SR6 2018/SR12 2019/APR
Q9. Give a pragmatic approach to dealing with a sea water leakage, which is flooding the engine room and which has the potential of causing a serious impairment to a vessel’s stability. 2009/SR6 2008/SR10 2008/SR08 2007/SR2 2010/SR12 2010/SR01 2012/SR3 2015/SR08 2015/SR12 2016/SR10 2017/SR01 2017/SR04 2017/SR07 2017/SR08 2017/SR10 2018/SR03 2018/SR04 2018/SR11 2019/FEB 2019/APR
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