Possible Q’s Flashcards
Ways to stop spread of smoke?
Crash Stop Ventilation
Smoke Curtains
WTB
Use of EEBD
For exiting a compartment only
Temporary breathing device to be replaced with EBS.
Only lasts a short duration
LDT’s actions upon discovering a fire?
Make the general alarm
Emergency station pipe
Crash stop ventilation
Call for outside assistance
EOP Actions & Control monitor SM
The role of a chef in Emergency Stations
Policeman by checking the bunk spaces are empty in mess’s
Who controls the water mist fixed firefighting system?
EPO on the electrical panel
When is EBS donned?
Visible smoke / fire
Smell of gas / smoke
If in any doubt
Fire
Gas burst
Hydraulic mist / Dry Powder
Every initiation of Emergency & Action stations
Hazards of WEARING EBS?
Reduced Visibility
Restricted length of EBS hose
Hazards associated of CARRYING EBS?
Mask straps not snagged
Mask Facia not damaged
Take control of bayonet connection at the end of the hose
A trip hazard
One hand free whilst moving around the SM
Where is the Portable FDP?
Alongside - QM’s lobby
At Sea - DCHQ1
Responsibilities of 1st person of the scene of a fire?
Raises the alarm
Calling 999 to raise the general alarm
First aid fire fighting
Current information of the incident to be passed to the Attack Party Leader & DCHQ upon being relieved
Where does the BA Co-ordinator close up?
In the RSC Tunnel
What is the BA Co- ordinator’s responsible for?
The tasking of all BA wearers / BA sets / TIC’s / Fire fighting suits & spare bottles
Maintain a constant supply of men in EDBA for fire fighting & rescue duties
What happens at the loss of PMS?
Close up at Diving Stations
Use Reversionary panel
Local control system
DCHQ compartment checks what?
Electrical audits
Phase 1’s
Give alternate methods for failure to contact outstations…
Audio Panel
WIFCOM
Dial Telephone
Sound Powered units
Alternative methods to communicate with the loss of ICS?
Messengers
WIFCOM
Voice pipe
Sound powered telephones
Maintenance line & Damage control group
The 3 systems to plot the position of the Man-over-board?
ACMS
Local operations plot
Global Positioning System
The initial actions required of discovering an intruder
Raise alarm shouting “QuickDraw”
Contact OOD or Control room
Remain at reporting location until further details are received from OOD
Methods for controling access during an intruder?
Shutting all hatches
Posting sentries
Shutting doors
Locking up Empty compartments
Remain in location until detailed to move
What is the OOD’s Silent routine?
Using comms other than the main broadcast system to exchange info between the OOD, search teams & rest of ships company
Where is the Response force muster point?
Gun Locker, 1 deck lobby, underneath LILO
Information required for a checklist for a ‘telephoned bomb warning’ possibly includes?
Exact wording of threat
Where is the bomb right now?
When will it explode?
What kind of bomb is it?
What will cause it to explode?
Did you place the bomb & if so why?
Date Time & length of call
Callers voice & type of language
Background noises
Date & sign checklist O/C
How would you contain risks from IED’s?
Awareness of surroundings & reporting anything unusual
Good rounds of the SM
Challenging ID of unescorted visitors down the SM
Checking visitors bags both regularly
Taking any threat seriously until it’s confirmed as a hoax
The 4 principles of dealing with an IED are?
Confirm (A threat exists)
Clear (The immediate area of personnel)
Cordon (Area shut off so no personnel can get access)
Control (Controlled by OOD or he hands over to another authority)
How would you deter personnel or persons from accessing the suspected IED area?
Posting a sentry
Cordon off with rope or tape
Communicating the access control to those onboard
Steps to minimise the effect of a IED if it was to explode onboard the SM?
Opening up hatches
Providing an escape route for the blast
Methods of delivering IED’s?
Underwater (Swimmers / Divers)
Sea Surface (Pirates/ Armed robbers)
Land (Bomb attack / Gunman)
Air ( Suicide Planes / UAV’s)
