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Crew Injury in Heavy Weather

Crew Injury in Heavy Weather

In this lesson, you are going to learn more about possible crew injuries during heavy weather.

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Question 1 of 7

'The bridge watch should also be informed in advance with the deck party and bridge maintaining visual and radio contact.' Is this statement true or false?

Question 2 of 7

In bad weather, when should crew be sent on the main deck?

Question 3 of 7

Is this statement true or false? 'The galley department is required to make food that is easily digested during bad weather.'

Question 4 of 7

Is this statement true or false? 'Crew are never to be sent on deck in bad weather.'

Question 5 of 7

When the crew are required to go on deck in bad weather, which of the following items are to be taken into account?

Question 6 of 7

What task(s) on deck may be necessary to carry out in bad weather?

Question 7 of 7

In bad weather, what tasks are required by the galley department?

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'The bridge watch should also be informed in advance with the deck party and bridge maintaining visual and radio contact.' Is this statement true or false?

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

In bad weather, when should crew be sent on the main deck?

To clean the vessel as part of pre-arrival preparation.
Your answer
Crew are never to be sent on deck in bad weather.
Your answer
To carry out regular maintenance.
Your answer
For issues necessary for the safety of the ship and crew, and only after a full Risk Assessment has been carried out.
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? 'The galley department is required to make food that is easily digested during bad weather.'

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? 'Crew are never to be sent on deck in bad weather.'

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

When the crew are required to go on deck in bad weather, which of the following items are to be taken into account?

Emergency response prepared.
Your answer
Proper PPE worn by all person.
Your answer
Vessel course/speed adjusted.
Your answer
Permit to work.
Your answer
Full risk assessment.
Your answer
Crew briefed on weather conditions.
Your answer
All of the answers are correct.
Your answer

What task(s) on deck may be necessary to carry out in bad weather?

Monthly checks on fire extinguishers in forecastle.
Your answer
Investigating a high level alarm in forecastle.
Your answer
Cleaning of main deck and hatch coamings.
Your answer
Greasing of forward winches.
Your answer

In bad weather, what tasks are required by the galley department?

To deliver food to each person’s cabin.
Your answer
To make tasty food.
Your answer
To make food that is easily digested.
Your answer
To properly secure all items and protect against oil/hot water splashing.
Your answer
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'The bridge watch should also be informed in advance with the deck party and bridge maintaining visual and radio contact.' Is this statement true or false?

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

In bad weather, when should crew be sent on the main deck?

To clean the vessel as part of pre-arrival preparation.
Your answer
Crew are never to be sent on deck in bad weather.
Your answer
To carry out regular maintenance.
Your answer
For issues necessary for the safety of the ship and crew, and only after a full Risk Assessment has been carried out.
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? 'The galley department is required to make food that is easily digested during bad weather.'

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? 'Crew are never to be sent on deck in bad weather.'

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

When the crew are required to go on deck in bad weather, which of the following items are to be taken into account?

Emergency response prepared.
Your answer
Proper PPE worn by all person.
Your answer
Vessel course/speed adjusted.
Your answer
Permit to work.
Your answer
Full risk assessment.
Your answer
Crew briefed on weather conditions.
Your answer
All of the answers are correct.
Your answer

What task(s) on deck may be necessary to carry out in bad weather?

Monthly checks on fire extinguishers in forecastle.
Your answer
Investigating a high level alarm in forecastle.
Your answer
Cleaning of main deck and hatch coamings.
Your answer
Greasing of forward winches.
Your answer

In bad weather, what tasks are required by the galley department?

To deliver food to each person’s cabin.
Your answer
To make tasty food.
Your answer
To make food that is easily digested.
Your answer
To properly secure all items and protect against oil/hot water splashing.
Your answer
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