Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) Quiz

What is the primary purpose of an Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD)?

• To provide long-term oxygen supply

• To provide a short-term supply of breathable air

• To extinguish fires

• To monitor air quality

What is the working pressure of the EEBD cylinder?

• 300 bar

• 100 bar

• 210 bar

• 150 bar

How long can an EEBD provide breathable air?

• 20 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 10 minutes

Which regulation requires the availability of EEBDs on board?

• SOLAS 74, Chapter II-2, Reg. 13

• ISM Code

• MARPOL Annex I

• STCW Convention

What is the minimum number of EEBDs required for passenger ships carrying more than 36 passengers?

• Two EEBDs for each main vertical zone

• Four EEBDs for each main vertical zone

• Three EEBDs total

• One EEBD for each deck

What type of training is required for the use of EEBDs?

• Advanced firefighting training

• Medical training

• Navigation training

• Basic safety training

What should be done if the air supply of an EEBD is about to run out?

• Start using a different device

• Continue using it until it runs out

• Replace the cylinder immediately

• An alarm will go off to warn you

What is the weight of the EEBD?

• 4 kg

• 10 kg

• 6 kg

• 8 kg

What is the purpose of conducting routine escape drills?

• To ensure familiarity with emergency procedures

• To test the equipment

• To comply with regulations

• To improve crew morale

What is the main component of the EEBD?

• Oxygen tank

• Fire extinguisher

• Pressure gauge

• Breathing mask