ISPS Code Knowledge

What are some security measures that can be implemented on ships to comply with the ISPS Code?

• Open access policy on board the ships

• No security personnel

• Fireworks display

• Access control, security personnel, security training, regular security drills, monitoring and surveillance systems, communication protocols

What are the main requirements of the ISPS Code for ships and port facilities?

• Develop safety plans

• Conduct environmental assessments

• Conduct security assessments, develop security plans, implement security measures, ensure continuous security training and drills, maintain communication protocols, and undergo regular security audits.

• Implement emergency measures

Explain the different security levels and alerts as per the ISPS Code.

• Level 1 (low), Level 2 (medium), Level 3 (high)

• Security Level 1 (standard), Security Level 2 (enhanced), Security Level 3 (maximum)

• Level A (basic), Level B (advanced), Level C (expert)

• The ISPS Code defines three security levels: Level 1 (normal), Level 2 (heightened), and Level 3 (exceptional), along with security alerts issued by relevant authorities.

What are the communication procedures that need to be followed for security purposes under the ISPS Code?

• Maintain communication between ship and shore, report security incidents, conduct security drills, ensure secure communication channels.

• Ignore security incidents, use unsecured communication channels, skip security drills

What security equipment and technology are commonly used to enhance security on ships in accordance with the ISPS Code?

• Motion sensors, fire extinguishers, fingerprint scanners

• CCTV cameras, access control systems, security alarms, security personnel, biometric identification systems, security barriers

• Metal detectors, GPS tracking systems, security drones

• Intrusion detection systems, thermal imaging cameras, security robots

How often should security drills be conducted on ships to comply with the ISPS Code?

• Once every three months

• Once a year

• Once every six months

• Once every two weeks

What is the purpose of the Ship Security Plan (SSP) required by the ISPS Code?

• To promote environmental sustainability

• To improve onboard entertainment options

• To enhance security, prevent incidents, and respond to threats effectively.

• To increase passenger comfort

Describe the role of the Designated Security Officer (DSO) on a ship in relation to the ISPS Code.

• The DSO is responsible for cooking meals for the crew.

• The DSO is responsible for implementing and maintaining the ship security plan in line with the ISPS Code.

• The DSO is required to handle all medical emergencies on board.

• The DSO is in charge of entertainment activities on the ship.

What actions should be taken by ships when the security level is raised to Level 2 under the ISPS Code?

• Implement specific security measures such as increasing security patrols, restricting access to the ship, conducting security drills, and monitoring all movements on and around the ship.

• Ignore security drills as they are unnecessary

• Decrease security patrols to save costs

• Allow unrestricted access to the ship

Explain the concept of Declaration of Security (DoS) and when it is required under the ISPS Code.

• Declaration of Security (DoS) is required under the ISPS Code when the security level is raised to level 1.

• Declaration of Security (DoS) is required under the ISPS Code when the security level is raised to level 2 or 3.

• Declaration of Security (DoS) is required under the ISPS Code for vessels under 100 feet in length.

• Declaration of Security (DoS) is required under the ISPS Code only during daytime hours.