Life-saving Appliances and Survival Crafts

It is a structural impact that occurs between two vessels and may result in severe damages, pollution or even loss of human lives.

• Collision

• Grounding

• Allision

• Fire

A continuous ringing on the ship's bell means that there is a/an _______ on board.

• Fire

• Pirate

• Oil Spill

• Stray animal

Your ship has collided with another vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, causing it to sustain damages that is more likely to result in sinking. What alarm will be sounded during this emergency?

• Continuous ringing on ship's bell.

• Three long blast on ship's horn.

• One long blast and one short blast on ship's horn.

• Seven short blast and one prolonged blast on ship's horn.

This life-saving appliance is called a _______.

• Life buoy

• Life Jacket

• Immersion Suit

• Thermal Protective Aid

What are your first actions upon hearing the fire alarm on ship?

• Proceed to the Galley to save leftover dinner

• Proceed to Muster station

• Proceed directly to the Lifeboat

• Proceed directly to the location of the fire

Which item would not be required to bring with you to the Muster station?

• Passport

• Immersion Suit

• Lifejacket

• Suitable clothing

Where would you expect to find a Lifebuoy on board?

• At the bow and stern

• All around the vessel

• Near the accommodation structure only

• Engine control room

What is the name of this kind of Life Saving Appliance (pictured)?

• Escape Submarine

• Davit Launched Liferaft

• Free Fall Liferaft

• Free Fall Lifeboat

What is used to keep a common Liferaft stable in rough seas?

• Sea Anchor

• Stockless Anchor

• Dynamic Positioning (GPS)

• All crew paddling in unison

What is the general alarm on ship?

• 6 short blasts, followed by 2 prolonged blasts

• 7 short blasts, followed by 1 prolonged blast

• Continuous ringing of the ships bell

• Master shouting down the PA system