CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 12 Q1

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What is the primary focus of a Docking Survey conducted by a Classification Society?

D) To assess onboard accommodations

A) To examine the condition of the vessel’s internal machinery

C) To verify cargo loading procedures

B) To inspect the underwater portions of the hull and associated fittings

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What is the main purpose of a Special Survey?

C) To assess the vessel’s travel routes

A) To complete a general inspection of cargo handling operations

D) To approve the vessel’s planned maintenance schedules

B) To perform an in-depth examination of the vessel’s entire structure and systems every 5 years

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Why must an Annual Survey be carried out every year?

A) To allow the Classification Society to charge annual fees

B) To identify and address any wear, corrosion, or deterioration in critical parts of the vessel

C) To assess crew performance

D) To update the vessel’s name and ownership records

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What is the primary purpose of an Annual Survey conducted by a Classification Society?

D) To reclassify the vessel based on its age

C) To conduct minor repairs on the hull

B) To check key areas of the vessel’s structure and machinery to ensure continued compliance with classification rules

A) To inspect the entire vessel for resale purposes

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Which of the following is typically reviewed during an Annual Survey?

B) Key machinery, safety equipment, and hull condition

C) Passenger accommodations

A) The entire vessel's coating systems

D) The vessel’s business records

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Which of the following is a key component inspected during a Docking Survey?

B) The condition of the hull below the waterline

D) The quality of food provisions

A) The bridge control systems

C) The condition of the vessel’s furniture

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Which of the following is true about the scope of a Special Survey?

B) It is a thorough inspection that may require disassembly of parts of the structure and machinery

C) It only involves the vessel’s paperwork and documentation

A) It is a minimal inspection involving only visible components

D) It excludes any checks of underwater components

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How often is a Docking Survey typically required?

C) At intervals specified by the Classification Society, usually every 2 to 3 years

D) Only when the vessel is sold

B) Every five years

A) Every month

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Why is a Special Survey more comprehensive than other surveys?

D) It is done to determine if the vessel’s color scheme is appropriate

A) It is only conducted for new vessels

B) It ensures that the vessel meets the high safety standards for the next 5-year classification period

C) It reduces the need for future maintenance

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