Safety Mooring Quiz

What are the two disadvantages of the Standing Moor over the Running Moor?

• The Standing Moor is more dependent upon wind and current, which are less reliable than using the vessel's engine.

• The Standing Moor takes longer to execute than the Running Moor.

• In the Standing Moor, the anchor cables are more prone to fouling.

• Pilots never execute the Standing Moor.

What are the two principal risks that could lead to injury and damage, whilst executing the Mediterranean Moor? Select two answers.

• A fouled propeller.

• Overstraining the aft ropes and winches.

• Failure of the anchor cable.

• Excessive strain on the forward windlass.

What is the advantage of using 2 anchors to moor a vessel?

What is the aim of letting go anchor from just above the seabed?

What is the disadvantage of a Standing Moor over the Running Moor?

What is the greatest risk associated with the Mediterranean Moor?

What is the most common procedure used for anchoring in an emergency?

What is the most significant risk of letting go anchor from just above the sea bed?

What is the particular risk associated with letting go anchor from just above the seabed?

What is the primary risk associated with walking out anchor all the way?