Hotel Service Unit 9 Q4 Quiz

Hotel Service Unit 9 Bunkering, Oil tanks Q4

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What should be done to improve the crew's response to future spills?

C) Ignore the incident to avoid stress

B) Reduce the crew’s involvement in future bunkering operations

A) Train the crew in proper spill response procedures and review the incident for lessons learned

D) Increase the amount of fuel stored onboard

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What should the crew do if the spill starts to spread despite initial containment efforts?

C) Wait for the spill to dissipate

D) Allow the spill to flow into the sea

A) Ignore it and focus on bunkering

B) Deploy additional spill containment booms and notify the emergency response team

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What should be done after the spill is cleaned up to prevent future incidents?

A) Perform a risk assessment to identify the cause of the spill and take preventive measures

B) Ignore the incident and continue with normal operations

C) Increase the rate of bunkering

D) Store fuel at higher temperatures

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Who should be informed immediately after a fuel spill during bunkering?

C) The port authorities and the ship's management

D) The nearest vessel

B) The ship’s cook

A) The crew's family members

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What is the next action to take after stopping the bunkering operation when a fuel spill occurs?

B) Activate spill containment measures, such as deploying scupper plugs and using absorbent materials

A) Vent the fuel tanks

C) Increase the bunkering speed

D) Transfer the spilled fuel to the bilge system

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What is the first action that should be taken if a fuel oil spillage occurs during bunkering?

C) Start cleaning the fuel spill right away

B) Stop the bunkering operation immediately

D) Disconnect all communication with the supplier

A) Increase the rate of bunkering to finish faster

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Which of the following actions should be taken during the cleanup of a fuel oil spillage?

D) Drain the fuel into the engine room bilge

B) Wash the fuel into the sea to disperse it

A) Use specialized absorbent materials to clean the spill

C) Allow the fuel to evaporate naturally

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What should be done with the bunkering equipment after a spill has occurred?

B) Thoroughly inspect the bunkering equipment for leaks or damage before resuming operations

A) Continue using the equipment without inspection

C) Dispose of the equipment immediately

D) Ignore the equipment and proceed with other operations

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What additional step should be taken after a spill has been contained and cleaned up?

C) Return to normal bunkering operations immediately

B) Submit an oil spill report to the relevant environmental authorities

D) Increase the fuel load to compensate for lost fuel

A) Delay reporting the incident to avoid penalties

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How should the contaminated absorbent materials be handled after cleaning up a fuel spill?

D) Store them in the engine room

C) Dispose of them in accordance with local waste disposal regulations

B) Discharge them into the sea

A) Burn them on board

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