With reference to the International Load Line Convention (ILLC): (a) define weathertight;(2) (b) define watertight;(2) (c) state what a surveyor would check when inspecting a weathertight door;(2) (d) describe what Freeing Ports are, explaining why they are important.(4)
With reference to the International Load Line Convention: (a) sketch and label a typical load line marking for a vessel certificated to operate in all zones;(5) (b) define statutory minimum freeboard.(2) (c) explain why there are different load lines for fresh water and sea water.(3)
With reference to the International Convention on Load Lines: (a) list SIX different trading areas that are applied to the measurement of the freeboard of a vessel;(2) (b) outline FOUR circumstances that would cause a vessel to infringe the Load Line regulations if it attempted to proceed to sea.(8)
With reference to the International Convention on Load Lines: (a) define the terms freeboard and freeboard deck;(5) (b) list FIVE items that would be inspected by a surveyor before issuing or endorsing a load line certificate.(5)
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