ISGOTT Quiz

What does ISGOTT stand for?

• International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals

• International Safety Guidelines for Offshore Tankers and Terminals

• International Safety Guide for Oil Transport and Terminals

• International Safety Guidelines for Oil Tankers and Terminals

• International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals

What is the purpose of ISGOTT?

• ISGOTT provides guidance for the safe operation of oil tankers and terminals.

• ISGOTT is a certification for oil terminal operators.

• ISGOTT is a training program for oil tanker operators.

• ISGOTT is a regulatory body for the oil industry.

Name three safety guidelines mentioned in ISGOTT.

• 2. Implementation of safety protocols to identify and mitigate risks.

• 1. Regular equipment and system inspections to ensure safe operations.

• 3. Personnel training and competency assessment to ensure safe performance.

• 1. Proper maintenance and inspection of equipment and systems to ensure safe operations. 2. Implementation of effective safety management systems to identify and mitigate risks. 3. Training and competency assessment of personnel to ensure they are capable of carrying out their duties safely.

What are the emergency procedures outlined in ISGOTT?

• The emergency procedures outlined in ISGOTT include procedures for medical emergencies only.

• The emergency procedures outlined in ISGOTT include procedures for natural disasters only.

• The emergency procedures outlined in ISGOTT include procedures for fire, explosion, collision, grounding, pollution, and other emergencies that may occur during the operation of oil tankers and terminals.

• The emergency procedures outlined in ISGOTT include procedures for mechanical failures only.

What are the key considerations for cargo operations according to ISGOTT?

• safety, pollution prevention, cargo compatibility, cargo handling equipment, cargo documentation, cargo measurement, cargo transfer, cargo tank cleaning, and cargo tank inspection

• cargo transportation, cargo packaging, cargo stowage, cargo securing

• safety procedures, cargo storage, crew training, cargo labeling

• cargo loading, cargo unloading, cargo inspection, cargo disposal

What are the key considerations for tanker operations according to ISGOTT?

• cargo inspection, ballast operations, firefighting, and salvage operations

• maintenance, security, documentation, and port operations

• safety, pollution prevention, cargo operations, and emergency response

• crew training, navigation, weather conditions, and communication

Why is it important to follow ISGOTT guidelines during cargo operations?

• To ensure safety, prevent accidents, and protect the environment.

• To comply with international regulations.

• To reduce costs and save time.

• To increase efficiency and productivity.

What are the potential hazards in tanker operations as per ISGOTT?

• improper cargo handling, inadequate training, lack of communication

• collision, grounding, fire and explosion, cargo contamination, cargo leakage, cargo loss, and pollution

• piracy, terrorism, sabotage, human error

• engine failure, crew fatigue, adverse weather conditions, equipment malfunction

What are the recommended safety measures during cargo transfer operations as per ISGOTT?

• Not providing training, not using personal protective equipment, not maintaining equipment

• Ensuring proper communication, conducting risk assessments, implementing safety procedures, providing training, using personal protective equipment, maintaining equipment, following emergency response procedures

• Using outdated equipment, neglecting risk assessments, ignoring safety procedures

• Lack of communication, not following emergency response procedures, not conducting risk assessments

What are the key responsibilities of the ship's crew during cargo operations according to ISGOTT?

• Ensuring proper stowage and securing of cargo, monitoring cargo operations for safety and compliance, maintaining communication with shore personnel, and following proper procedures for loading and unloading cargo.

• Navigating the ship during cargo operations

• Performing routine maintenance on the ship's engines

• Supervising passenger activities during cargo operations