MArlaw Finals Quiz 2

What is the primary purpose of Port State Control (PSC)?

• To increase port fees for foreign ships

• To verify compliance with international maritime conventions

• To promote tourism in port cities

• To reduce the number of ships in national waters

Which of the following is NOT a goal of Port State Control?

• Enhancing maritime safety

• Encouraging flags of convenience

• Promoting fair competition among shipping companies

• Ensuring environmental protection

Which international convention focuses on marine pollution prevention?

• SOLAS

• MARPOL

• STCW

• MLC

What type of inspection focuses on ships with a poor safety record?

• Routine inspection

• Targeted inspection

• Random inspection

• Flag state inspection

What action may be taken if serious deficiencies are found during a PSC inspection?

• Issuing a warning letter

• Detaining the ship until issues are resolved

• Reducing port fees

• Allowing the ship to sail without restrictions

Which of the following is an example of a regional PSC agreement?

• IMO Convention

• Paris MOU

• UNCLOS

• ISPS Code

What is the first step in preventing the recurrence of PSC deficiencies?

• Ignoring minor issues

• Conducting a root cause analysis

• Reducing crew training

• Delaying maintenance

Which of the following is a common deck deficiency related to SOLAS?

• Expired fire extinguishers

• Dirty engine room

• Unpainted hull

• Outdated crew uniforms

What does CAPA stand for in PSC context?

• Corrective and Preventive Actions

• Crew and Port Authority Agreement

• Cargo and Pollution Assessment

• Compliance and Performance Audit

How can a ship improve its Safety Management System (SMS)?

• By reducing safety drills

• By ignoring crew feedback

• By conducting regular safety audits

• By delaying maintenance