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WorksheetsVESSEL SEARCH TRAINING COURSE POST-TEST
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
The pleasure craft include ...
Luxury motor yachts
Cargo ships
Cruise ships
Ro-ro
The front part of the vessel is called …
Starboard
Port
Stern
Bow
The area of a yacht where the crew and/or passenger sleep is called …
Companionway
Sail Stowage
Berths
Heads
The area mention below is in a pleasure craft, except …
cabins
workshop
galley
saloon
The following are uses of ships plans, except …
Help you identify the exact location of contraband
Help you identify areas of the ship accurately
Help you identify possible concealment areas
Help you identify possible health and safety risks
Container positions on board commercial vessels are assigned a … digit numbers.
3
6
9
12
This statement below is correct for systematic search …
Carrying out a systematic search will reduce your chances of finding what you are looking for.
A systematic search begins at one point of the goods, person or area you are searching and finishes at the same point.
It follows a logical approach of assessing the smallest objects (voids) first and their potential for concealment through to the largest object (void).
A systematic search is conducted without planning and coordinating.
Once you have located any item that you think could be potential evidence, before you do anything ….
PRESERVATION - SECURITY - CONTINUITY
REMEMBER – DOs – DONTs
STOP – LOOK – THINK
GATHER – COLLECT – SECURE
The following PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) must be worn by officers as they approach a vessel to undertake a search, except …
Overalls (with sleeves down)
Reflective vests
Safety helmets
Gas monitors
It is toxic at low levels, so that even a small amount in your system may cause headaches, dizziness weakness and vomiting. This is the characteristic of …
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen below 19.5%
Hydrogen Sulphide
