CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 4 Q2

Correct Answer:
B) Time and date of the discharge

Explanation:
Documenting the time and date of the discharge helps establish an accurate record of when the discharge took place, aiding in compliance and traceability.

Correct Answer:
B) The operating conditions of the oil filtering equipment

Explanation:
Recording the operating conditions of the oil filtering equipment ensures that it was functioning correctly to keep oil discharge within the allowed limits.

Correct Answer:
B) When bilge water is discharged overboard

Explanation:
Discharge of bilge water overboard is closely monitored under MARPOL, and entries in the Oil Record Book document compliance with discharge regulations.

Correct Answer:
B) Cleaning of the bilge system

Explanation:
Cleaning the bilge system involves handling oily water, so an entry in the Oil Record Book is required to document the procedure and any discharge that may occur.

Correct Answer:
B) Oil residue is disposed of from the sludge tank

Explanation:
The disposal of oil residue from the sludge tank is a critical operation that must be documented to track and manage waste oil handling on the vessel.

Correct Answer:
B) Vessel’s position (latitude and longitude)

Explanation:
Documenting the vessel’s position helps confirm that the discharge occurred in an area where it is legally permitted under MARPOL regulations.

Correct Answer:
A) The quantity of bilge water discharged

Explanation:
Recording the quantity of bilge water discharged ensures that the volume remains within MARPOL’s legal discharge limits.

Correct Answer:
B) Bunkering (taking on fuel oil)

Explanation:
Bunkering is a critical operation involving large volumes of oil, and recording this ensures accountability and aids in tracking potential sources of spillage.

Correct Answer:
A) Testing and calibration of the oil content meter

Explanation:
Since the oil content meter is used to ensure compliance with discharge standards, testing and calibration must be recorded to show the equipment is functioning correctly.

Correct Answer:
B) Transfer of oil to or from the vessel

Explanation:
Any transfer of oil to or from the vessel must be recorded in the Oil Record Book, as it involves handling oil that could potentially lead to spillage or pollution.