CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 12 Q3

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How does a continuous hull survey differ from a special hull survey?

A) It replaces the need for any structural inspections

D) It is only required in certain regions

C) It inspects only the vessel’s machinery

B) It involves scheduled inspections over time instead of a single comprehensive inspection

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Which of the following is included in a special hull survey inspection?

B) Crew recreational facilities

D) Emergency lighting

C) Fuel tank levels

A) Hull plating and weld seams

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Which underwater component is commonly inspected during a special hull survey?

C) Communication systems

B) Rudder and propeller

A) Hull cleaning equipment

D) Navigation software

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What is the purpose of inspecting ballast tanks during a special hull survey?

D) To review crew accommodation conditions

C) To check for corrosion and structural integrity

B) To assess water quality

A) To ensure passenger safety

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Which of the following is an advantage of a continuous hull survey?

B) It reduces operational downtime by spacing out inspections

A) It eliminates the need for inspection entirely

C) It minimizes the number of items inspected

D) It increases the vessel’s speed

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What is the primary purpose of a continuous hull survey?

B) To distribute hull inspections over a period, avoiding extensive downtimes

D) To replace the need for any hull inspections

C) To inspect the hull every 10 years

A) To reduce maintenance frequency

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During a special hull survey, which of these areas would likely be examined?

A) Main deck structural supports

B) Galley equipment

C) Passenger seating upholstery

D) Office supplies storage

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Which of the following items would be inspected during a special hull survey?

A) Passenger seating

D) Cabin doors

C) Kitchen appliances

B) Cargo hold bulkheads

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Over what period are inspections typically spread out in a continuous hull survey?

D) 2 years

A) 1 year

B) 5 years

C) 10 years

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