CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 15 Q2

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Which of the following information is essential in a vessel’s docking plan for accurate placement of the support blocks?

C) Crew accommodations

B) Hull shape and keel block positions

D) Cargo hold dimensions

A) Lifeboat capacity

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What verification is required for the stability of the vessel prior to dry-docking?

D) Bridge control system testing

C) Stability assessment and securing of the vessel’s equipment

B) Safety drill completion

A) Cargo inventory confirmation

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In addition to structural details, what other component is often included in the docking plan to aid safety and inspection?

C) Passenger seating

D) Food storage areas

B) Locations of through-hull fittings

A) Ventilation requirements

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Which of the following is an essential safety check for crew and equipment before dry-docking?

A) Crew uniforms

B) Firefighting equipment readiness

C) Cargo weight

D) Passenger count

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What information on the docking plan is crucial for assessing potential stress points on the hull during dry-docking?

B) Emergency life raft locations

A) Keel line and hull frame sections

D) Anchor chain lengths

C) Cargo storage plan

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Why must all ballast water be managed prior to dry-docking?

C) To adjust the vessel’s length

D) To provide additional stability in dry dock

A) To increase the vessel's draft

B) To maintain weight distribution evenly and minimize stress on the hull

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What is a critical condition to verify regarding cargo before dry-docking a vessel?

A) It is secured above deck

C) It is spread evenly on both sides

D) It is not relevant to the dry-docking process

B) It is unloaded completely

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Which aspect of the docking plan helps determine the height at which the vessel should be lifted in dry dock?

B) Draft marks and waterline position

C) Cargo hold specifications

D) Passenger cabin layout

A) Fuel storage layout

9 / 10

Why would the docking plan include information about the positioning of bilge blocks?

C) To indicate crew placement during docking

A) To guide the layout of cargo

B) To ensure proper support for the vessel’s bilge area

D) To locate lifeboats accurately

10 / 10

Which of the following would be detailed in a docking plan to indicate the location of vital underwater components?

D) Deck crane placements

B) Position of sea chests and thrusters

C) Crew quarters layout

A) Location of onboard generators

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