Planning and Organising Marine Activities

How can efficiency and effectiveness of resources be maximised in the marine industry?

• By employing more staff than needed

• By adhering to LEAN principles

• By reducing the quality of materials

• By ignoring time management

Which type of record is essential for tracking the time spent on tasks?

• Requisition sheets

• Time sheets

• Safety data sheets

• Calibration records

Why is it important to maintain accurate production records in the marine industry?

• To increase the cost of production

• To ensure work is done incorrectly

• To recover the true cost of the work

• To avoid hiring skilled workers

What problem may occur if documentation is not maintained accurately?

• Work may be completed ahead of schedule

• The reputation of the company may be put at risk

• The customer may be charged correctly

• Work will always meet the required standards

Which of the following is a key role in a marine industry environment?

• Chef

• Quality manager

• Librarian

• Gardener

What technical skill is necessary to deliver work outcomes in the marine industry?

• Basic cooking skills

• Up to date and effective working methods

• Knowledge of ancient history

• Ability to play a musical instrument

Which is an internal information source for delivering work outcomes?

• Designer’s drawings

• New build specifications

• Customer information

• Regulations

What action should be taken when required resources are unavailable?

• Ignore the issue

• Notify relevant personnel

• Cancel the project

• Increase the project budget

What is the purpose of regulatory and compliance bodies in the marine industry?

• To increase production costs

• To ensure safety and standards are met

• To delay project timelines

• To reduce the quality of work

Which check is used to ensure marine industry activities meet quality specifications?

• Visual inspections

• Ignoring defects

• Reducing testing procedures

• Skipping functional tests