572 Stores Handling Flashcards
Which document should be consulted for detailed information regarding operation and maintenance of handling equipment?
A) Ship Information Books (SIB).
B) NSTM Chapter 556, Hydraulic Equipment.
C) Manufacturers’ instructions and maintenance manuals.
D) Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRCs).
C
What does the “two-man safety rule” involve during vertical conveyor operation?
A) Two people must always operate the equipment simultaneously.
B) Two personnel should maintain communication during operations.
C) Two operators are needed for starting and stopping the conveyor.
D) Two individuals are required to visually inspect the equipment before operation.
B
What should personnel avoid regarding clothing during equipment operation?
A) Wearing tight-fitting clothing.
B) Wearing clothing with bright colors.
C) Wearing loose clothing that could become entangled.
D) Wearing clothing made of synthetic materials.
C
What is the purpose of inspection and testing of shipboard stores and provision handling equipment?
A) To supersede daily routine inspections.
B) To ensure equipment repairs are made promptly.
C) To ensure proper functioning, detect deficiencies, and make critical adjustments.
D) To replace components before they wear out.
C
When should handling equipment be tested following repairs or modifications?
A) Before any inspection or testing phase.
B) Only if the repair involves electrical components.
C) After visual inspection, without load testing.
D) After load testing to demonstrate proper completion of repairs.
D
What safety precautions should be observed during testing of handling equipment?
A) Use equipment in any location, regardless of interference.
B) Avoid safety lines and barriers to maintain visibility.
C) Test at a remote site whenever practical, or use safety measures in place.
D) Test without warning personnel nearby to avoid distractions.
C
What does the annual detailed inspection of handling equipment involve?
A) Replacing all components to ensure reliability.
B) Supplementing routine inspections, observing condition and functioning of components.
C) Disassembling all parts for in-depth analysis.
D) Conducting load testing only without visual inspection.
B
What does the inspection criterion involving “Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)” address?
A) Testing equipment at maximum load capacity.
B) Checking for cracks or deformation in load-bearing welds.
C) Ensuring proper lubrication of moving parts.
D) Measuring the equipment’s dimensions for accuracy.
B
Which of the following equipment components should be inspected for wear, chipping, and proper alignment during periodic inspection?
A) Wire Rope Drums
B) Monorail Tracks
C) Warning Devices
D) Electrical Motors
A
When inspecting hoist load chains, what is the acceptable percentage of elongation indicating the chain needs replacement?
A) 1 percent
B) 2 percent
C) 3 percent or more
D) 5 percent
C
What should be checked during the inspection of hoisting load blocks and hooks?
A) Only the hook distortion.
B) Only the presence of a safety latch.
C) Hooks for distortion, cracks, and proper latch operation.
D) Chains attached to the hooks.
C
Which section of handling equipment requires inspection for proper lubrication, clearances, and bearing cap installation?
A) Trolleys
B) Drive Shafts
C) Wire Rope Fittings
D) Brake Systems
A
What should be observed while operating the roller chain in both hoisting and lowering directions?
A) Chain color
B) Smooth feeding into and away from the sprockets
C) Noise level
D) Chain material
B
How should twisted roller chains be handled according to the guidelines?
A) Ignore the twist if it doesn’t affect operation.
B) Continue using them, as twisting is common.
C) Remove from hoist and coil on a flat surface; replace if not lying flat.
D) Twist them in the opposite direction to balance.
C
Which of the following defects necessitates the replacement of roller chains?
A) Light wear on rollers
B) Minor scratches on the links
C) Exceptionally loose joints
D) Surface rust
C