Assessment: Ship General Safety

Ship General Safety

Ship General Safety

In this lesson, you will learn about the ISM Code and why it came into force, additionally the guidelines of this Code will be highlighted. This lesson will also take a look at the ship safety assessment and how risks are mitigated.

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Assessment: Ship General Safety

  • 10
  • Questions
  • No time limit
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  • Attempts left
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  • Passing threshold

Question 1 of 10

An accident is an undesired event that results in harm to people, damage to property, or damage to the environment. Is this statement true or false?

Question 2 of 10

Which of the following would be a Low Risk score according to the risk assessment matrix shown in the course?

Question 3 of 10

The International Safety Management (ISM) Code emerged in response to a series of shipping incidents and accidents that exposed critical deficiencies in safety management and operational procedures within the maritime industry. IS this statement true or false?

Question 4 of 10

Which of the following are objectives of the ISM Code?

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Question 5 of 10

Which of the following are stages that take place in a risk assessment?

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Question 6 of 10

An accident, (also referred to as a near incident or near-miss) is similar to an incident but does not result in injury, damage, or loss of life. Is this statement true or false?

Question 7 of 10

What is the SOLAS chapter that made the International Safety Management (ISM) Code mandatory?

Question 8 of 10

Which of the following are the factors that ensure an effective safety culture onboard?

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Question 9 of 10

The environment onboard ships where the vessel's crew perform tasks with the required precautions and safety measures without considering taking shortcuts. What does this statement describe?

Question 10 of 10

Where is the SMS kept as a minimum, according to the requirements laid out in the course information?

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An accident is an undesired event that results in harm to people, damage to property, or damage to the environment. Is this statement true or false?

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

Which of the following would be a Low Risk score according to the risk assessment matrix shown in the course?

20
Your answer
15
Your answer
5
Your answer
10
Your answer

The International Safety Management (ISM) Code emerged in response to a series of shipping incidents and accidents that exposed critical deficiencies in safety management and operational procedures within the maritime industry. IS this statement true or false?

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

Which of the following are objectives of the ISM Code?

Prevent human injuries or loss of life
Your answer
Avoid damage to the environment.
Your answer
Ensure safety at sea.
Your answer

Which of the following are stages that take place in a risk assessment?

Hazard ignoring.
Your answer
Risk evaluation.
Your answer
Risk analysis.
Your answer
Risk control.
Your answer

An accident, (also referred to as a near incident or near-miss) is similar to an incident but does not result in injury, damage, or loss of life. Is this statement true or false?

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

What is the SOLAS chapter that made the International Safety Management (ISM) Code mandatory?

SOLAS chapter II.
Your answer
SOLAS chapter XI
Your answer
SOLAS chapter IX
Your answer
SOLAS chapter VII
Your answer

Which of the following are the factors that ensure an effective safety culture onboard?

Unrealistic procedures are put in place.
Your answer
A lack of enforcement of safety across the whole company.
Your answer
Continuous learning and training.
Your answer
Commitment to safety from top management.
Your answer

The environment onboard ships where the vessel's crew perform tasks with the required precautions and safety measures without considering taking shortcuts. What does this statement describe?

Prevention of pollution regulations.
Your answer
Security culture.
Your answer
Safety conscious.
Your answer
Safety culture.
Your answer

Where is the SMS kept as a minimum, according to the requirements laid out in the course information?

The Bridge.
Your answer
The Crew Messroom.
Your answer
The Chief Engineer's office.
Your answer
The Galley.
Your answer
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An accident is an undesired event that results in harm to people, damage to property, or damage to the environment. Is this statement true or false?

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

Which of the following would be a Low Risk score according to the risk assessment matrix shown in the course?

20
Your answer
15
Your answer
5
Your answer
10
Your answer

The International Safety Management (ISM) Code emerged in response to a series of shipping incidents and accidents that exposed critical deficiencies in safety management and operational procedures within the maritime industry. IS this statement true or false?

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

Which of the following are objectives of the ISM Code?

Prevent human injuries or loss of life
Your answer
Avoid damage to the environment.
Your answer
Ensure safety at sea.
Your answer

Which of the following are stages that take place in a risk assessment?

Hazard ignoring.
Your answer
Risk evaluation.
Your answer
Risk analysis.
Your answer
Risk control.
Your answer

An accident, (also referred to as a near incident or near-miss) is similar to an incident but does not result in injury, damage, or loss of life. Is this statement true or false?

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

What is the SOLAS chapter that made the International Safety Management (ISM) Code mandatory?

SOLAS chapter II.
Your answer
SOLAS chapter XI
Your answer
SOLAS chapter IX
Your answer
SOLAS chapter VII
Your answer

Which of the following are the factors that ensure an effective safety culture onboard?

Unrealistic procedures are put in place.
Your answer
A lack of enforcement of safety across the whole company.
Your answer
Continuous learning and training.
Your answer
Commitment to safety from top management.
Your answer

The environment onboard ships where the vessel's crew perform tasks with the required precautions and safety measures without considering taking shortcuts. What does this statement describe?

Prevention of pollution regulations.
Your answer
Security culture.
Your answer
Safety conscious.
Your answer
Safety culture.
Your answer

Where is the SMS kept as a minimum, according to the requirements laid out in the course information?

The Bridge.
Your answer
The Crew Messroom.
Your answer
The Chief Engineer's office.
Your answer
The Galley.
Your answer
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