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True or False: Port State Control (PSC) inspections are conducted solely to ensure that foreign ships comply with the provisions of their own flag states.
true
false
True or False: The primary responsibility for maintaining a ship's standards lies with its flag state, owners, and masters.
true
false
True or False: Port State Control inspections are set up under a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between neighboring port states.
true
false
True or False: Equasis is a database that provides records of port state control inspections, but it is not accessible to the public.
true
false
True or False: During a PSC inspection, one of the items given priority is the inspection of the ship's hull strength and machinery installations.
true
false
Which certificates and documents are generally checked during a Port State Control inspection?
a) Birth certificates and driver's licenses
b) International Tonnage Certificate and Passenger Ship Certificate
c) Educational transcripts and medical records
d) Hotel reservations and flight itineraries
Port State Control inspections are conducted to:
a) Verify the good condition of foreign ships and their equipment.
b) Check the quality of seafood in the ship's storage.
c) Inspect the passports of the ship's crew members.
d) Ensure the crew's musical talents for onboard entertainment.
Clear grounds for conducting a more detailed inspection include:
a) The ship's flag state fulfilling all obligations under international conventions.
b) Evidence of compliance with all environmental regulations.
c) The absence of principal equipment required by conventions.
d) Ensure the crew's musical talents for onboard entertainment.
d) Crew members having in-depth knowledge of essential shipboard procedures.
Equasis is part of which campaign launched by the EU in 1997?
a) Quality Shipping Campaign
b) Maritime Safety Initiative
c) Green Shipping Program
d) Global Port State Control Drive
Which type of PSC inspection is conducted once during a 12-month period for specific types of ships?
a) Random inspection
b) More detailed inspection
c) Expanded inspection
d) Targeted inspection
1- Inspection of the quality of the materials used in the process includes ……..
a. Raw materials
a. Components
a. Assemblies
a. All the above
1- Quality assurance would run inspection of the quality of anything being built such as ………………….
a. Buildings
a. Scaffolds
a. Engineering construction
a. All the above
1- Quality assurance would run Inspection of the actual process which includes…..
a. Effectiveness
a. Scaffolds
a. Engineering construction
a. All the above
1- The following is an area of application for quality assurance inspection:
a. construction
a. materials
a. operations
a. all the above
1- In developing……………, quality assurance is the systematic process of checking to see whether a product or service being developed is meeting specified requirements.
a- Products only
a- Services only
a- products and services
Non of Above
1- Because of its importance, many companies ….………………….
a- Didn’t care very well about quality assurance
a- Ignored the quality assurance department
a- Established a separate department devoted to quality assurance.
a- Hired unprofessional quality officers
1- A quality assurance system … …….customer’s confidence and a company's credibility.
a- Decreases
a- Increases
a- Doesn’t affect
a- Affects negatively
1- Quality assurance……………….. of the company
a- Affects negatively on the efficiency
a- Has no relationship to the efficiency
a- Improves the efficiency
a- Doesn’t improve the efficiency
1- When the company applies quality assurance, that would enable the company to … ……………
a- Be less competitive in the market
a- Be more competitive in the market
a- Lose more money
a- Lose more products
1- “Personnel” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Audits” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Documents” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Supplies” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- Ensuring that quality meets recognized local or international levels is known in quality assurance as …………
a- Supplies
a- Standard
a- Documenting
a- Audits
1- In quality assurance, inspection of the quality of anything being built includes………..
a- Engineering construction
a- Installed equipment
a- Scaffolds
a- All the above
1- Inspection of the quality of the materials used in the process includes ……..
a. Raw materials
a. Components
a. Assemblies
a. All the above
1- Quality assurance would run inspection of the quality of anything being built such as ………………….
a. Buildings
a. Scaffolds
a. Engineering construction
a. All the above
1- Quality assurance would run Inspection of the actual process which includes…..
a. Effectiveness
a. Scaffolds
a. Engineering construction
a. All the above
1- The following is an area of application for quality assurance inspection:
a. construction
a. materials
a. operations
a. all the above
1- In developing……………, quality assurance is the systematic process of checking to see whether a product or service being developed is meeting specified requirements.
a- Products only
a- Services only
a- products and services
Non of Above
1- Because of its importance, many companies ….………………….
a- Didn’t care very well about quality assurance
a- Ignored the quality assurance department
a- Established a separate department devoted to quality assurance.
a- Hired unprofessional quality officers
1- A quality assurance system … …….customer’s confidence and a company's credibility.
a- Decreases
a- Increases
a- Doesn’t affect
a- Affects negatively
1- Quality assurance……………….. of the company
a- Affects negatively on the efficiency
a- Has no relationship to the efficiency
a- Improves the efficiency
a- Doesn’t improve the efficiency
1- When the company applies quality assurance, that would enable the company to … ……………
a- Be less competitive in the market
a- Be more competitive in the market
a- Lose more money
a- Lose more products
1- “Personnel” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Audits” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Documents” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- “Supplies” in the quality assurance means…………….
a- checking quality of anything supplied for production
a- controlling and storage of document records
a- activities and equipment affecting quality
a- checking quality inspections take place
1- Ensuring that quality meets recognized local or international levels is known in quality assurance as …………
a- Supplies
a- Standard
a- Documenting
a- Audits
1- In quality assurance, inspection of the quality of anything being built includes………..
a- Engineering construction
a- Installed equipment
a- Scaffolds
a- All the above
What is the name of CSCEC ME ISO Certified Body
TUV
BSI
Bv
DM
How many years CSCEC ME holds the ISO Certification
10
5
8
12
Is drawing part of the Quality Management System
Yes
No
Is legal department covered under the company QMS
Yes
No
How system compliance shall be checked
Audits
Material Inspection
Method Statement
Shop drawing
Who is responsible for the Implementation of the Project Quality Plan
Project Director
Project Manager
Quality Manager
CEO
How to record the defects in process or work at site
Submit report to Senior Management
Submit letter to consultant
Record via NCR Report.
Record it in your note book
Which document used to stipulate the acceptance criteria of the activities
Method Statement
Drawing
Inspection and Test Plan
Checklist
Who from the below staff is not involved in the Work Inspection at site
Site Engineer
Technical Engineer
Quality Engineer
Site Supervisor
Which one of the following is not part of the Corporate Quality Measurements
Rejection of Work Inspections
Delay of Procurement
Rejection of Material Inspections
Rejections of Shopdrawings
Which of the following artifacts can be examined by using review techniques?
Software code
Requirements specification
Test designs
All of the options
Which statement about the function of a static analysis tool is true?
Gives quality information about the code without executing it.
Checks expected results against actual results.
Can detect memory leaks.
Gives information about what code has and has not been exercised.
Which is not a type of review?
Walkthrough
Inspection
Informal review
Management approval
What statement about reviews is true?
Inspections are led by a trained moderator, whereas technical reviews are not necessarily.
Technical reviews are led by a trained leader, inspections are not.
In a walkthrough, the author does not attend.
Participants for a walkthrough always need to be thoroughly trained.
What is the main difference between a walkthrough and an inspection?
An inspection is led by the authors, whilst a walkthrough is led by a trained moderator.
An inspection has a trained leader, whilst a walkthrough has no leader.
Authors are not present during inspections, whilst they are during walkthroughs.
A walkthrough is led by the author, whilst an inspection is led by a trained moderator.
Which of the following characteristics and types of review processes belong together?
1. Led by the author
2. Undocumented
3. No management participation
4. Led by a trained moderator or leader
5. Uses entry and exit criteria
s. Inspection
t. Technical review
u. Informal review
v. Walkthrough
s = 4, t = 3, u = 2 and 5, v = 1
s = 4 and 5, t = 3, u = 2, v = 1
s = 1 and 5, t = 3, u = 2, v = 4
s = 5, t = 4, u = 3, v = 1 and 2
What statement about static analysis is true?
With static analysis, defects can be found that are difficult to find with dynamic testing.
Compiling is not a form of static analysis.
When properly performed, static analysis makes functional testing redundant.
Static analysis finds all faults.
Which of the following statements about early test design are true and which are false?
1. Defects found during early test design are more expensive to fix.
2. Early test design can find defects.
3. Early test design can cause changes to the requirements.
4. Early test design takes more effort.
1 and 3 are true. 2 and 4 are false.
2 is true. 1, 3 and 4 are false.
2 and 3 are true. 1 and 4 are false.
2, 3 and 4 are true. 1 is false.
Static code analysis typically identifies all but one of the following problems. Which is it?
Unreachable code
Undeclared variables
Faults in the requirements
Too few comments
Which of the following artifacts can be examined by using review techniques?
Software code
Requirements specification
Test designs
All of the options
Which statement about the function of a static analysis tool is true?
Gives quality information about the code without executing it.
Checks expected results against actual results.
Can detect memory leaks.
Gives information about what code has and has not been exercised.
Which is not a type of review?
Walkthrough
Inspection
Informal review
Management approval
What statement about reviews is true?
Inspections are led by a trained moderator, whereas technical reviews are not necessarily.
Technical reviews are led by a trained leader, inspections are not.
In a walkthrough, the author does not attend.
Participants for a walkthrough always need to be thoroughly trained.
What is the main difference between a walkthrough and an inspection?
An inspection is led by the authors, whilst a walkthrough is led by a trained moderator.
An inspection has a trained leader, whilst a walkthrough has no leader.
Authors are not present during inspections, whilst they are during walkthroughs.
A walkthrough is led by the author, whilst an inspection is led by a trained moderator.
Which of the following characteristics and types of review processes belong together?
1. Led by the author
2. Undocumented
3. No management participation
4. Led by a trained moderator or leader
5. Uses entry and exit criteria
s. Inspection
t. Technical review
u. Informal review
v. Walkthrough
s = 4, t = 3, u = 2 and 5, v = 1
s = 4 and 5, t = 3, u = 2, v = 1
s = 1 and 5, t = 3, u = 2, v = 4
s = 5, t = 4, u = 3, v = 1 and 2
What statement about static analysis is true?
With static analysis, defects can be found that are difficult to find with dynamic testing.
Compiling is not a form of static analysis.
When properly performed, static analysis makes functional testing redundant.
Static analysis finds all faults.
Which of the following statements about early test design are true and which are false?
1. Defects found during early test design are more expensive to fix.
2. Early test design can find defects.
3. Early test design can cause changes to the requirements.
4. Early test design takes more effort.
1 and 3 are true. 2 and 4 are false.
2 is true. 1, 3 and 4 are false.
2 and 3 are true. 1 and 4 are false.
2, 3 and 4 are true. 1 is false.
Static code analysis typically identifies all but one of the following problems. Which is it?
Unreachable code
Undeclared variables
Faults in the requirements
Too few comments
An important benefit of implementing a HACCP system in a food business is
reduced employee wages
increased consumer confidence
reduced employer support
increased food wastage
A decision tree is
a tool to help identify CCP's
the only method to identify ICP's
a legal requirement to use to control CCP's
an accurate method to identify all control points
Recording temperatures from the oven, every hour is following which HAACP plan?
Record keeping
Monitoring
Verifying
Critical control limits
Total Quality Management Focuses on
Employee
Customer
Employee and Customer
None of the Above
The following statements are the importance of GMP EXCEPT
To comply to the domestic and international standard
To enhance the credibility and image of the food industry.
To increase consumer confidence
To ensure HALAL food
What is the Hazard ?
is a condition, property or situation with the potential for loss
Risk is a function of the probability of contact with (or exposure to) a hazard
Risk evaluation of identified hazards taking into account the existing controls and defences
Risk assessment of hazards identified through a review of the potential unsafe-acts
What is the Risk?
Risk evaluation of identified hazards taking into account the existing controls and defences
Risk is a function of the probability of contact with (or exposure to) a hazard, multiplied by the likely severity of the consequences of that contact or exposure.
Controls are the precautions taken to prevent or reduce the risk of a hazard
is one where additional control measures are required to eliminate or reduce the risk of loss
An important benefit of implementing a HACCP system in a food business is
reduced employee wages
increased consumer confidence
reduced employer support
increased food wastage
A decision tree is
a tool to help identify CCP's
the only method to identify ICP's
a legal requirement to use to control CCP's
an accurate method to identify all control points
Determining how and when the critical limits are being met is part of which HACCP principle?
Record Keeping
Monitoring
Hazard analysis
Establishing Critical Control Points
Recording temperatures from the oven, every hour is following which HAACP plan?
Record keeping
Monitoring
Verifying
Critical control limits
Total Quality Management Focuses on
Employee
Customer
Employee and Customer
None of the Above
Which of the following are key components of a Total Quality Management system?
Individual responsibility, incremental improvement, use of raw data
Collective responsibility, continual improvement, use of raw data
Group responsibility, staged improvement, knowledge
Involves everyone, continual improvement, use of data and knowledge
The following statements are the importance of GMP EXCEPT
To comply to the domestic and international standard
To enhance the credibility and image of the food industry.
To increase consumer confidence
To ensure HALAL food
What is the Hazard ?
is a condition, property or situation with the potential for loss
Risk is a function of the probability of contact with (or exposure to) a hazard
Risk evaluation of identified hazards taking into account the existing controls and defences
Risk assessment of hazards identified through a review of the potential unsafe-acts
What is the Risk?
Risk evaluation of identified hazards taking into account the existing controls and defences
Risk is a function of the probability of contact with (or exposure to) a hazard, multiplied by the likely severity of the consequences of that contact or exposure.
Controls are the precautions taken to prevent or reduce the risk of a hazard
is one where additional control measures are required to eliminate or reduce the risk of loss
Risk Assessment mean?
Risk assessment of hazards identified through a review of the potential unsafe-acts.
Risk evaluation of identified hazards taking into account the existing controls and defences.
Risk ranking is a process by which risks can be prioritised for action.
Risk is a function of the probability of contact with (or exposure to) a hazard.
What does QA and QC stand for?
Quality Assurance and Queuing Control
Quality Adjustment and Quality completion
Quality Assurance and Quality control
Quality Adjustment and Queuing control
What is QA?
a) It is the measurement of degree to which a product satisfies the need
Any systematic process used to ensure quality in the process
Process of identifying defects
It is a corrective too
Which of the following option is correct regarding QA and QC?
QC is an integral part of QA
QA is an integral part of QC
QA and QC are independent to each other
QC may or may not depend on QA
Which of the following option involves material and component control?
Development of standards
Development of specification
Quality control
Feedback
Arrange the steps of QA in ascending order?
Customer needs, material control, design development, process control, marketing
Material control, process control, customer need, design development, finished product
Customer needs, design development, material control, process control, finished product
Material control, servicing, process control, material control, design development
What is the first step of QA?
Development of standards
Identification of customer need
Servicing
Material control
Match the following:
A-3, B-4, C-2, D-1
A-2, B-3, C-1, D-4
A-1, B-3, C-4, D-2
A-4, B-1, C-3, D-2
Which of the following is an example of QA?
Verification
Software testing
Validation
Documentation
Which of the following option is not correct regarding QA and QC?
Process capabilities should be monitored on intermittent basis
Measuring equipment’s must have a calibration certificate
Normally many inspections are done during the process of manufacturing
QA depends on the activities of the entire company
