SEAM 4 - Semis Quiz2

What should be agreed upon between the ship and shore before any loading and unloading operation?

• The ship's catering menu

• Information exchange

• The crew's daily routine

• The port's entertainment options

The Ship/Shore Safety Checklist concerns:

• The safety of the ship and terminal

• The crew's personal safety equipment

• The ship's navigation equipment

• The terminal's office supplies

The ship's officer should submit the loading/unloading plan:

• At the last minute

• At the earliest opportunity

• Only if requested

• Only after the operation

From 1st July 1998, what did the SOLAS Convention make mandatory?

• Crew's attendance at social events

• Lodging the plan with the port state authority

• Ship's participation in local festivals

• Terminal's provision of free Wi-Fi

In the dynamic environment of cargo transfer, what is essential?

• Accurate and timely information

• Loud music

• Strict silence

• Minimal interaction

What does effective information exchange involve in the preparation stage?

• Sharing gossip

• Sharing details such as cargo type and quantity

• Keeping information secret

• Ignoring special instructions

During loading and unloading, what kind of information exchange is critical?

• Opinions about the weather

• Real-time information exchange

• Personal stories

• Sports scores

What does real-time information exchange include during cargo operations?

• Weight distribution

• Crew's meal preferences

• Ship's interior design

• Terminal's parking availability

What should be used to prevent cargo from shifting during transit?

• Proper securing methods

• Loud music

• Bright lights

• Minimal supervision

What should be conducted regularly for lashings and securing devices?

• Painting

• Inspection for wear and tear

• Polishing

• Replacement with weaker materials