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Monitor loading The main problem The cargo shifts easily causing major

stability problems
A bulk carrier loading The top of the summer load line The Maximum Possibility Hatch Covers And Coamings
mark The most practical means A cherry picker.
A cargo of steel dwarf and borings. Oxygen depletion in the The primary reason for ventilating maintain cargo in the
cargo space and self-heating of the cargo optimum condition
A cargo plan would NOT include. loading and discharge The principal reason for cargo keep apart cargo that should
equipment details not be mixed
A combination carrier is. A ship design to carry either oil or The Recommended With Their Cores Aligned Fore And Aft
solid bulk cargoes The Stowage Factor volume per unit of weight
A Good Indicator Of The Presence Of Hatch Cover Sealing The term cargo Condensation of moisture directly onto the
Tapes cargo
A GZ curve is used to Stability The used dunnage Garbage
A partly loaded bulk Under no circumstances except The weight a vessel Deadweight
possibly in an emergency. Threshold Limit Value (TLV) an atmospheric sample
A stevedore is working Assume problem due to lack of To conform with "best practise", No.
oxygen and/or toxic gas and rescue with self-contained Ullage is the term the vertical space above a liquid cargo
A stiff vessel will have a GM. Large Under international Garbage record book.
A Very Dusty Cargo Is Ensure That All Cranes, Deck Under way to discharging Close all air ventilators and other
Storerooms Etc. openings to the hold in question
After A Fresh Water Rinse, By Carrying Our Silver Nitrate Upon completion of ballasting All valves have been closed,
Tests Which Should tank ventilators are in open position and sounding pipe
After a partial discharge carry out a cargo survey caps replaced.
After completion of cleaning Drain plate over bilge has Upon completion of discharging Check that hatch coaming
been fitted and then covered with burlap. and sealing bar have not been damaged by grab contact
After completion of discharging coal. Areas of corrosion. Ventilation Of Steel When Atmospheric Air Temperature Is
After discharge of a bulk cargo by grabs and bulldozers. Falling
Access ladders for any signs of damage What are the people The people are hosing down the
After discharge of a bulk cargo by grabs, tank tops and cargo hold to clean it.
lower hopper. Damage and possible leaks What do the letters International Maritime Dangerous
Bale capacity less Goods.
Ballast lines to blanked prior to loading dry cargo in them What do you Turning or rotating a crane boom.
Before Starting Correct Valves Have Been Opened, Air What general Green.
Ventilators What is shown A deck crane using grabs.
Bulk coal cargoes Flammable and lighter than air What is the meaning Safe Working Load.
Cargo Holds Are Cargo Residues Will Not Clog The Bilge What might safely Guide or tag lines, tended from a safe
Lines And location.
Cargo Sweat Is Generally Warm And Moist Air Is Introduced What should you Where they are located and how to
Into Cooler Cargo Hold operate them.
Cargo sweat may be thedewpoint of ventilation air is above What type of vessel Product Carrier
that in the hold When a vessel is Zero
Cargoes referenced of a hazardous nature When accurate The vessel may appear up right but may
Carrying Coal With Corrosion Of Steelwork In The Cargo have a slight list causing difference in the port and
Holds If The Cargo Becomes starboard actual drafts
Containers may NOT contain:livestock When ballasting Avoid ballasting all tanks together
Containers on Deck withtwistlocks, rods and chains including fore peak tank (FP) and after peak (AP) tank.
Dangerous cargo In a secure container When carried in bulk, Iron ore concentrates
Deck cargo stowage allow unobstructed view from Bridge When carrying dry bulk cargoes, The cargo is more liable to
During Bulk Cargo Ship’s Personel Must Continously shift than cargo with a high angle of repose
Monitor Cargo When carrying grain in the hold Paints approved for use in
During cargo operations have a clear view of the work area cargo spaces that may carry edible cargoes.
During cargo watch keeping The vessel's draughts must be When carrying high sulphur Steelwork with which wet
frequently checked and recorded. cargo is in contact.
During loading dangerous goods, the When carrying refrigerated regular temperature checks
documentation:obtain full documentation before loading When crew are working in continuously
During loading of dangerous goods a package Reject the When deck cargo is maintain access to moorings
package When discharging a bulk cargo,The method of unloading
During the draft Bring the vessel to within the trim limits must not damage the ship's structure.
imposed by the tank sounding tables prior When loading a bulk carrier During loading of heavy cargo
Eductors are used cargo stripping in midship section
For general cargo,bilges are clean and working When loading vehicles for carrying a minimum of fuel
For which of the following Loose rust all around the cargo When loading, it is recommended Damage to the tank top
hold and double bottom internals
Freeboard is the vertical Main Deck to the Waterline When planning a container cargo,containers carrying
Full reference and details relating IMDG Code dangerous cargo are separated from each other
Guideline requirements :following a cargo shift, the When planning to load a coal blank off the hold ventilation
maximum heel must be no ore than 12° system
Hague-Visby rules are applicable to Contracts of carriage When planning to load an iron sea water flooding must be
evidenced by a bill of lading available
How much space would 300 tonnes 990 cubic metres When preparing a previously The ballast lines must be
If the cargo loading Notify the port state authority with blanked off and the bilge lines opened and tested.
whom the loading plan has been lodged When Timber Deck access is maintained to the hatches
If the temperature of bulk, Seal the hold and monitor the When washing a cargo Remove all traces of salt that could
cargo using suitable instruments possibly contaminate the steel cargo.
In a 250,000 tonne VLCC, 2,000 tonnes When washing down The ship has a large trim by the stern.
In a side rolling hatch cover The compression bar on one Which of the following cargoes Gas
panel fits against the seal on the opposite panel. Which of the following is not To prevent chafage on cargo
It is common practice for all bulk Reduce the possibilities of Which of the following refrigerated Butter
the cargo shifting at sea Who is authorised those ship's personnel who have been
It is important to Salt encourages the corrosion of assessed as competent and are duly authorised to do so by
steelwork the master as per the procedures as outlined in the ship's
Loading rates of bulk The vessel can manage with de- SMS system.
ballasting operations With a bulk ship in port,The necessary permission has been
On a bulk carrier at the Swept and checked clear of obtained from the port authority.
obstructions With Respect The Cargo May Suffer Moisture Migration
On a bulk carrier scheduled Insect infestation in the bilges And Become Semi-Liquid Near The Top Of The Stow
On a bulk carrier, provided Sweep and clean cargo holds You are driving Danger, or emergency stop!
from the top down as discharge progresses You have been The necessary permits, based on valid
On a Bulk Carrier, which of Steel slabs must never be atmospheric and other applicable tests.
permitted to rest directly against any part of the ship's You have just Raise the alarm and wait for the rescue party
structure to arrive.
Planning for a heavy lift Velle
Portable lights reduce the safety hazard
Possible shifts of saucers-filled with bagged grain
Prior starting the ballasting All air ventilators are open and
free from ice build – up
Prior to entering 21%
Prior to loading a refrigerated chilling units set to
maximum cooling
Prior to loading of steel Fully secured to sea going
condition with all cleats in place
Prior To Opening Cross Wedges Have Been Removed
Prior to preparing ventilation
Prior to starting all air pipes are open and that the pipeline
and valve system is correctly set up
Prior to starting the hatch Risk assesment, permit to work/
enter and tool-box talk
Prior using ship’s Crane controls are operational, limit
switches are functioning properly and weights to be lifted
are within the SWL of the crane
Railway Iron fore & aft
Rigging a JumboTo put winches in double gear
The cargo residues insideBulkhead corrugations
The carriage of bulk grainthe SOLAS (IMO) Grain Rules
The final valve between Manifold Valve
The horizontal distance Righting Lever
The IMO regulations a taut lifeline on the ship's C/L
The intact volume of Reserve Buoyancy

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