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Category: Crew Evaluation System (CES) - Deck

Crew Evaluation System (CES) - Deck

1 / 50

What are canvas awnings used for?

To give shelter from rain.

As decoration.

To give shelter from the tropical sun.

As wind effect on deck.

2 / 50

How many hand flares should each lifeboat normally carry?

10.

3 / 50

Having a CO2 alarm during normal working hours, what immediate action should be taken?

Get out of the engine room as soon as possible.

Ignore the alarm.

Awaiting further order.

Get into the control room.

4 / 50

What is the first thing you are doing when having a lifeboat drill?

Wait for order.

Put on the life jacket.

Swing out the davit.

Enter the lifeboat.

5 / 50

Electricity as a power source for deck machinery would NOT be suitable for which of the following?

Crude Oil Tankers.

Refrigerated vessels.

General Cargo ships.

Ro/Ro - Container ships.

6 / 50

What is the correct understanding of the term "boat deck"?

The deck where the top of the lifeboats can be viewed.

The deck which is at the top of the double bottom tank on a cargo ship.

The deck where the lifeboats davits are positioned.

The deck of a ship at the base of the accommodation.

7 / 50

On the figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "BOLLARD" given. Which one is the correct one?

Bollard is given by B on the figure.

Bollard is given by C on the figure.

Bollard is given by D on the figure.

Bollard is given by A on the figure.

8 / 50

Which of the following is not required when a pilot is boarding?

A bulwark ladder.

A lifeboat swung out on standby.

A heaving line.

A lifebuoy with light.

9 / 50

When the vessel is at anchor in fog, what is the lookout required to do?

Check the anchor cable at frequent intervals for any sign that the ship may be dragging.

Make hot drinks for the officer of the watch.

Ring the anchor bell rapidly every 5 minutes.

Keep watch on the bridge using radar and inform the officer of the watch if any vessel appears to be too close.

10 / 50

On the diagram, which letter indicates what is meant by the word "DRAUGHT" of the ship?

Draught is indicated by B, in the figure.

Draught is indicated by C, in the figure.

Draught is indicated by A, in the figure.

Draught is indicated by D, in the figure.

11 / 50

When you have released tugs, to whom do you report when the tugs are cleared?

The port authority.

The duty engineer.

The tug master.

The ship's master.

12 / 50

In the diagram, which arrow is pointing at the position known as the "Bridge"?

The Bridge is indicated by C in the figure.

The Bridge is indicated by D in the figure.

The Bridge is indicated by A in the figure.

The Bridge is indicated by B in the figure.

13 / 50

On a tanker, apart from in cargo tanks, where is the buildup of hydrocarbon vapour most likely?

In the engine room.

In ballast tanks.

In cofferdams.

In pump rooms.

14 / 50

How often should enclosed bearings be greased?

Daily.

Weekly.

Every 2 months.

Monthly.

15 / 50

On a fire patrol at night you see smoke coming from a closed cabin door. What action should you take first?

Get the nearest fire extinguisher and then open the door to see what the situation is.

Take a look inside the cabin to see what the situation is.

As most people are sleeping, call a friend and ask him to assist in putting out the fire.

Activate the nearest fire alarm button and advise bridge of the location of the fire.

16 / 50

On the figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "CENTRE LINE". Which one is the correct one?

Centre line is given by D on the figure.

Centre line is given by C on the figure.

Centre line is given by A on the figure.

Centre line is given by B on the figure.

17 / 50

A very dusty cargo is to be loaded on a bulk carrier; what precautions on deck should be included?

Decks washed down regularly.

All cranes, deck houses and storerooms fully closed down to prevent entry of dust.

No extra precautions need to be taken.

No access allowed onto main deck.

18 / 50

What letter indicates the direction "AHEAD", in the figure?

Ahead is indicated by C, in the figure

Ahead is indicated by D, in the figure

Ahead is indicated by A, in the figure

Ahead is indicated by B, in the figure.

19 / 50

How frequently should the operation of lifeboat davits be tested?

Every day.

Weekly.

Yearly.

Monthly.

20 / 50

On the figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "ASTERN" shown. Which one is the correct one?

Astern is defined as A on the figure.

Astern is defined as B on the figure.

Astern is defined as D on the figure.

Astern is defined as C on the figure.

21 / 50

If a nylon mooring rope gets wet by immersion in the water, it undergoes _____

no change in strength but some elongation.

no change in strength or length.

a decrease in strength of 20 %.

an increase in strength of 20 %.

22 / 50

Which of these is not likely to cause a spark?

Steel striking against copper.

Steel striking another piece of steel.

Dropping a rubber mallet down a cargo hatch.

Dropping a steel wrench down a cargo tank.

23 / 50

After putting the windlass in gear, what must you do next?

Open the brake

Start the electrical convertor

Start the windlass

Ring the anchor bell

24 / 50

In addition to coveralls, goggles, and a helmet, which type of personal protective equipment should be worn when greasing?

Face shield.

Leather-palm working gloves.

Safety harness.

Respirator.

25 / 50

What is the length of 1 shackle of anchor cable?

20 fathoms or 36.5 metres.

10 fathoms or 18.5 metres.

One tenth of a nautical mile.

15 fathoms or 27.5 meters.

26 / 50

What is the meaning of the term "steady as she goes" when acting as helmsman?

While altering the ships head, the instruction "steady as she goes" means reduce the ships swing as rapidly as possible and steady on present course.

Try to reduce the continuous swinging either side of the course when steering a compass course.

Reduce the number of helm movements used when steering a set course.

Keep the applied rudder constant until the next helm order.

27 / 50

How would you know when 3 shackles of cable have been paid out?

By counting the links.

By locating metal tags.

By locating seizing wire on the link on either side of the joining shackle.

By asking the chief mate.

28 / 50

Which of the equipment listed is not included in the fireman's personal equipment? (SOLAS II- 2/17.1.1).

An electric safety lamp.

Leather safety boots and gloves.

An axe.

Protective clothing.

29 / 50

What kind of joining shackle is shown here?

A kenter shackle.

A quick release shackle.

A lugged shackle.

A senhouse shackle.

30 / 50

How is an enclosed space tested to check it is safe to enter?

By checking that the inert gas has less than 4% oxygen content.

By standing and smelling the atmosphere.

By a litmus test.

By using an oxygen analyzer and an explosimeter.

31 / 50

Before tucking the strands of ropes to be spliced, what should you do first?

Thin the strands down by cutting out half the fibres.

Tightly whip the end of each strand.

Tie a knot at the end of each strand.

Number each strand in order of tucking.

32 / 50

What type of wire rope is used for lifeboat falls?

6x12 stranded with anti-twist lay

6x36 stranded with fibre core

Non-flexible steel wire rope

High tensile 6x6 stranded steel with steel core

33 / 50

When should doors, side scuttles, gangway doors, cargo ports and other openings which are to be kept watertight at sea be closed at the start of the voyage?

Before leaving the port.

Before entering open waters.

Before encountering heavy weather.

Before leaving the pilot station.

34 / 50

Your vessel is to unmoor. Two tugs will assist at the unmooring. Which position and how do you want to use the tugs?

Make fast on ship's.

Make the tug fast in centre now fairlead for pulling.

Fast FWD and AFT in center lead to pull the vessel out from the jetty and make it in position for voyage.

Make the tug fast aft for pulling.

35 / 50

Steam as a power source for deck machinery is most suitable for which of the following type of ship?

Refrigerated vessels.

Crude Oil Tankers.

General Cargo ships.

Ro/Ro - container ships.

36 / 50

Unconscious casualties who are breathing and whose hearts are beating should be placed in the recovery position. What is the recovery position?

As shown in figure 2.

As shown in figure 3.

As shown in figure 1.

As shown in figure 4.

37 / 50

Which of the following needs a brake that is activated if the power fails?

A hatch cover drive motor.

Windlasses.

Cargo winches.

Mooring winches.

38 / 50

Failing to establish a clear signal for rotating the winch during greasing can result in:

Loss of a finger.

Sprained ankle.

Back injury.

First degree burn.

39 / 50

On the figure there are four (4) possible definitions of the term "WINDLASS". Which one is the correct one?

Windlass is given by C on the figure.

Windlass is given by A on the figure.

Windlass is given by D on the figure.

Windlass is given by B on the figure.

40 / 50

Clogged grease channels are indicated by:

A watery consistency of grease around the bearing.

Dirty grease around the bearing.

Grease that only comes out on one side of the bearing.

Excess grease spilling out of the grease nipple.

41 / 50

The ship's training manual must contain instructions and information on the life-saving appliances carried onboard. Which of these duties must also be included?

Correct use of oars in survival craft.

Correct donning of fire protective clothing.

Correct method of release of survival craft from launching appliances.

Correct method for use of the on-board communication system.

42 / 50

How often shall each member of the crew participate in an abandon ship drill?

Once every month.

Once a year.

Once every 6 months.

Once every week.

43 / 50

When the vessel is at anchor in fog, what is the lookout required to do?

Check the anchor cable at frequent intervals for any sign that the ship may be dragging.

Make hot drinks for the officer of the watch.

Ring the anchor bell rapidly every 5 minutes.

Keep watch on the bridge using radar and inform the officer of the watch if any vessel appears to be too close.

44 / 50

Which of these would not need to be done prior to arrival at a berth?

Prepare heaving lines, rope stoppers, chain stoppers, cork or rope fender and ratguards.

Rig the gangway and lower it to about 15cms above the waterline.

Bring mooring lines out from storage to suitable positions on deck.

Request power on deck, ensure windlass out of gear with brakes on, run windlass and mooring winch slowly and oil working parts

45 / 50

The ship's training manual must contain instructions and information on the life-saving appliances carried onboard. Which of these duties must be included?

Correct use of oars and sails for survival craft.

Correct use of communication equipment.

Correct donning of protective clothing.

Correct donning of life jackets.

46 / 50

On the figure there are four (4) possible directions, shown by the arrowed lines, which could be the correct direction associated with the term "HEAD LINE". Which one is the correct one?

Head line is given by A on the figure

Head line is given by D on the figure

Head line is given by B on the figure

Head line is given by C on the figure

47 / 50

Which of these requirements regarding the launching and recovery arrangements for rescue boats corresponds to the SOLAS regulations?

Rapid recovery shall be possible with the boat's full complement of persons and equipment.

Launching shall be possible with a headway speed of up to 5 knots in heavy weather.

The release mechanism shall be of an automatic type approved by the flag state administration

48 / 50

Which of these requirements regarding lifebuoys corresponds to the SOLAS regulations?

If fitted with light or smoke signal, it must have a mass less than 4 kgs.

It must have a mass greater than 2,5 kgs.

It must be constructed of inherently buoyant material.

It must have sufficient air.

49 / 50

Which of these rope types is the most dangerous to work with?

Steel wire.

Polypropylene.

Nylon.

Manila.

50 / 50

"Overshoot" is an expression we use when talking about a ship's steering ability. What is the definition of this expression?

It is the way a ship turns when you put the helm in a hard over position.

It is the way a ship continues to turn when the helm is put amidship.

It is the way a ship shoots forward when you give "a kick ahead".

It is how many degrees a ship continues to turn after you apply counter rudder.

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