ISPS

Question 1

Main Aim of ISPS Code

Answer 1

to reduce the vulnerability of the industry to attack by countering the threat and reducing the risk.

-controlling on board access
-monitoring ship board activity
-security levels
-roles and responsibilities
-collect security data around the world

Question 2

The Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) is a form of log book that stays with…

Answer 2

the ship for its whole life. it must record all changes.

Question 3

Company Security Officer (CSO)

Answer 3

company appointed. responsible for ship security assessment and implementation of SSP.

Question 4

Ship Security Officer (SSO)

Answer 4

in charge of security of vessel. responsible for carrying out drills for ISPS code as per the SSP.
implementing security levels.

Question 5

Ship Security Plan (SSP)

Answer 5

plan kept on board.
duty of crew members at different security levels and guidance for different security threats.

Question 6

Ship Security Alert System

Answer 6

Alarm which doesn’t sound on ship but to the shore authority instead.

Question 7

what are security levels 1, 2 & 3

Answer 7

1: normal
2: heightened
3: exceptional- imminent risk of security incident.

Question 8

Declaration of Security

Answer 8

declaration that addresses the security requirements that could be shared between the port facility and the ship (or between ships) and will state the responsibilities each will take.

Question 9

ISPS what would you expect for a survey?

Answer 9

-ship security controls are being implemented at all times
-access control procedures clearly implemented
-SSP protected from unauthorised access.
- security level is correct and all personnel are aware of the current level.
- security equipment maintained.
-drills are being carried out regularly
-restricted areas are clearly identified
-CSO is readily identified by crew.