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Define- Any vessel propelled by machinery
Power-driven Vessel
Define- Any vessel under sail provided that propelling machinery, if fitted is not being used.
Sailing Vessel
Define- Any vessel fishing with nets, lines, trawls, or other fishing apparatus which restrict maneuverability.
Vessel Engaged in Fishing
Where shall personnel enter the rotor arc of a helicopter on DDG FLT 1 ships? A. 6 or 9 o’clock, B 3 or 9 o’ clock, C. 12 o’ clock or 6 o’ clock, D 12 o’ clock or 3 o’clock.
B. 3 o’clock or 9 o’clock
What color of hard hat does the SIGNALMAN wear? A. red, B. Green C. Yellow, D. Blue
B Green
What circumference are the synthetic messengers that are sometimes used as an intermediate between heaving lines and mooring lines? A 1/2 inch, B 3/4 inch C 1 inch, D 1 1/2 inch
D 1 1/2 inch
What percentage of its strength does nylon line lose when wet? A 20%, B 15%, C 10%, D 5%
B 15%
Capstans are mounted ________. Warping heads are mounted ________. A Vertically. Horizontally. B Vertically. Vertically C. Horizontally. Vertically. D. Horizontally. Horizontally.
A. Vertically. Horizontally
Portable floating steel structures with a buoyancy chamber and attached fenders that protect the hulls are called what? A. Fenders, B. Camels, C. Separators, D. Barges
C. Separators
How often should pneumatic fenders be pressure checked? A. At least monthly, B Quarterly, C Semi-annually, D Weekly
A. At least monthly
What piece of towing gear is placed between the eplican hook and the towing hawser of the towing ship? A Padeye, B NATO link, C Chafing chain, D Chain stopper
C. Chafing Chain
Synthetic fiber rope towing hawsers are usally how long? A 50 fathoms, B 900 feet, C 450 feet, D 100 fathoms.
D 100 fathoms
When rope is used in towing operations WITHOUT a towing engine, the scope of the towing hawser must be at least how many fathoms? A 250 fathoms, B 100 fathoms, C 200 fathoms, D 150 fathoms
C 200 fathoms
What type of crane has a topping boom which utilizes large bearing to absorb the major stresses imposed by crane motions. Occasionally, these cranes are provided with counterweights and aid stabilizations. The base structure may be fixed or traveling? A. Kingpost Crane, B Portal Crane, C Pedestal Crane, D Jib Crane
C Pedestal Crane
What is a fixed crane consisting of a vertical member, held in position at the base to resist the overturning moment, and a constant- radius revolving boom supported by a tension member? A Pillar Crane, B Jib Crane, C Pedestal Crane, D Portal Crane
A Pillar Crane
Who maintains over responsibility for the safe and proper conduct of the load handling evolution, including proper operation of the crane and its associated rigging? A Crane Operator, B Crane Signalman, C Crane POIC, D Crane Officer
B Crane Signalman
This individual can have no other responsibilities while the load is under hook or the crane is in motion. A Crane Operator, B Crane Signalman C Tagline handler D Rigger
B Crane Signalman
Who shall review the ODCL? A Crane Officer B Crane Safety Observer C Crane Operator D Signalman
C Crane Operator
Which of the following lines decreases in strength over time due to sunlight? A. aramid, B Polypropylene, C. Polyester, D. Nylon
B Polypropylene
What special tools are needed to splice double-braided lines smaller than 3 inches in circumference? A wire fid and pusher, B wooden fid and mallet, C wire fid and push tool, D tubular fid and pusher
D. tubular fid and pusher
What does it indicate when a tattletale cord on a synthetic line becomes taut? A tattletale cord is not used on synthetic line, B That tattletale is too short, C The line will snap back, D There is danger of exceeding the SWL
D There is danger of exceeding the SWL
Since synthetic lines slip more easily than manila, what must you remember when splicing synthetic lines? A One less tuck must be used, B Use the same amount of tucks as you would with manila line, C One extra tuck must be used D The amount of tucks is based on the length of the line
C. One extra tuck must be used
How many lines are in a standard moor on most ships? A seven, B ten, C eight D six
D six
What is the purpose of a foarward spring line? A to keep the ship from going forward, B to keep the aft part of the ship close to the pier, C to keep the ship from going aft, D to keep the forawrd part of the ship close tp the pier
C to keep the ship from going aft