SEAM 5 SHIP HANDLING AND MANEUVERING

INSTRUCTOR: CAPT EDUARDO JARINA

1. What is a key component of the Shipboard Contingency Plan for situations like a man overboard or
rescue of persons from the sea?
a) Organizing onboard social activities to distract passengers.
b) Establishing clear procedures for immediate notification and launching of rescue operations.
c) Enhancing the ship's dining options for passengers.
d) Providing detailed maps of the ship's layout.

2. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what should crew members prioritize in the event of
a man overboard or rescue operation?
a) Gathering passenger feedback on their experience.
b) Conducting a thorough inspection of the ship's hull.
c) Initiating prompt search and rescue efforts using designated equipment and procedures.
d) Organizing onboard talent shows to maintain passenger morale.

3. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan ensure effective communication during a man
overboard or rescue operation?
a) By providing passengers with access to onboard entertainment.
b) By detailing the ship's history and previous rescue operations.
c) By establishing predefined communication protocols and emergency contact information.
d) By offering passengers complimentary services.

4. What is a primary objective of the Shipboard Contingency Plan for assisting a ship in distress?
a) Providing passengers with detailed itineraries of their journey.
b) Coordinating with maritime authorities to ensure timely assistance.
c) Offering passengers complimentary services during the emergency.
d) Conducting regular safety drills for crew members.

5. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what role does crew training play in assisting a ship
in distress?
a) Ensuring passengers are entertained during the delay.
b.) Coordinating efforts to provide additional dining options.
c) Facilitating efficient communication and response to distress signals.
d) Organizing recreational activities to maintain passenger morale.

6. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan prioritize immediate actions during a man overboard or
rescue operation?
a) By offering passengers compensation for the inconvenience.
b) By initiating prompt search and rescue efforts using designated equipment and procedures.
c) By conducting leisure activities to keep passengers occupied.
d) By providing detailed descriptions of onboard amenities.

7. Analyzing crew responsibilities in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for a man overboard or rescue
situation, what is the most critical role?
a) Managing passenger complaints about the incident.
b) Ensuring the ship's entertainment systems are operational.
c) Coordinating and executing search and rescue protocols.
d) Updating the ship’s log with information on the event.

8. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, how does communication strategy differ during a
man overboard or rescue operation compared to other emergencies?
a) It emphasizes crew morale rather than passenger safety.
b) It includes detailed maps of the ship's layout.
c) It establishes clear communication channels and procedures specific to search and rescue
operations.
d) It prioritizes offering discounted onboard services to passengers.

9. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan for assisting a ship in distress prioritize actions to ensure
effective assistance?
a) By organizing daily passenger activities to maintain morale.
b) By coordinating with maritime authorities and deploying necessary resources promptly.
c) By upgrading onboard entertainment systems.
d) By offering complimentary meals to passengers.

10. Analyzing the crew's role in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for assisting a ship in distress, what is
the primary responsibility?
a) Ensuring all passengers are aware of the ship's amenities.
b) Coordinating passenger feedback on the incident.
c) Facilitating efficient communication and collaboration with other vessels and authorities.
d) Conducting regular safety drills for crew members.

11. What is the primary purpose of the Shipboard Contingency Plan in the event of a collision?
a) To outline procedures for maintaining passenger comfort.
b) To provide a detailed response framework to ensure the safety of passengers and crew.
c) To list the entertainment options available during emergencies.
D) To ensure that cargo is protected from damage.

12. Which of the following is typically included in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for a collision?
a) Instructions for operating onboard entertainment systems.
b) Guidelines for organizing passenger social activities.
c) Detailed evacuation procedures and lifeboat assignments.
d) Menu options for emergency dining services.

13. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what is the first step crew members should take
immediately following a collision?
a) Begin serving meals to passengers to keep them calm.
b) Organize a passenger talent show to distract them.
c) Assess the damage and report to the ship's command center.
d) Start cleaning up any debris on the ship.

14. What is one of the main objectives of the Shipboard Contingency Plan in the event of grounding?
a) To ensure all passengers are entertained during the delay.
b) To organize onboard recreational activities.
c) To manage the distribution of meals to passengers.
d) To provide a structured response to protect passengers, crew, and the vessel.

15. Which of the following actions is typically included in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for
grounding?
a) Immediate evacuation of all passengers.
b) Assessment of the hull integrity and potential water ingress.
c) Activation of the ship's entertainment system.
d) Distribution of complimentary items to passengers.

16. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan ensure effective communication during a collision?
a) By detailing the ship's amenities in multiple languages.
b) By requiring crew members to attend language training courses.
c) By providing passengers with access to onboard entertainment.
d) By establishing a clear chain of command and predefined communication protocols.
17. Analyze the role of damage control procedures in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for a collision.
Which aspect is most critical?
a) Regular maintenance of the ship's dining facilities.
b) Immediate assessment and mitigation of hull breaches to prevent flooding.
c) Ensuring the availability of recreational activities for passengers.
d) Maintaining detailed logs of passenger complaints.

18. Which of the following best illustrates how the Shipboard Contingency Plan prioritizes passenger
safety during a collision?
a) Conducting regular safety drills and ensuring passengers are familiar with emergency exits.
b) Offering complimentary meals and beverages during an emergency.
c) Upgrading the ship's entertainment systems.
d)Providing detailed maps of the ship's layout.

19. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan for grounding ensure the structural integrity of the
vessel?
a) By outlining specific procedures for hull inspection and immediate damage control.
b) By emphasizing regular crew training on emergency communication.
c) By detailing the ship's amenities and services for passengers.
d)By providing detailed instructions for passenger evacuation.

20. Analyze the role of crew coordination in the Shipboard Contingency Plan during a grounding
incident. Which action is most critical?
a) Coordinating entertainment activities to keep passengers’ calm.
b) Ensuring that passengers are provided with complimentary services.
c) Updating the ship’s log with detailed descriptions of passenger experiences.
d) Conducting a thorough assessment of the grounding site and initiating necessary countermeasures.

21. What is the primary objective of crowd management on ships during emergencies according to
the SMS requirements?
a) to ensure that all passengers are familiar with the ship's fire fighting equipment
b) to protect passengers by efficiently and safely guiding them during emergencies
c) to maximize passenger comfort during an emergency
d) to minimize delays in the ship's schedule

22. Why is crowd management crucial on ships during emergencies, according to SMS requirements?
a) To provide passengers with the right guidance during emergencies
b) To ensure passengers follow crew instructions for their safety
c) To enhance the crew-passenger, leader-follower relationship
d) To comply with maritime decorum regarding emergencies

23. Which of the following best describes an effective crowd management strategy on ships during an
emergency, as per SMS requirements?
a) Conducting safety drills and ensuring clear communication during an emergency
b) Offering complimentary services to passengers
c) Providing detailed information about onboard activities
d) Enhancing the ship's entertainment options

24. How does clear communication contribute to crowd management on ships during emergencies
according to SMS requirements?
a) It helps passengers stay informed about the ship's itinerary
b) It ensures passengers are aware of dining options
c) It guides passengers to safety and prevents panic
d) It allows passengers to give feedback on their experience

25. According to the SMS requirements, how does the approach to crowd management on ships
during emergencies enhance passenger safety?
a) By ensuring passengers have a comfortable journey
b) By maintaining order and preventing chaos during an emergency
c) By providing additional entertainment options
d) By distributing brochures about the ship's amenities

26. Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the effectiveness of crowd management on ships
during an emergency according to SMS requirements?
a) Passengers calmly and orderly proceeding to lifeboats under crew guidance.
b) Passengers gathering at the ship's dining hall during an emergency.
c) Crew members distributing complimentary drinks during an emergency.
d) Passengers accessing the ship's Wi-Fi to check weather updates.

27. Analyze the role of crew training in achieving the primary objective of crowd management on
ships during emergencies. Which aspect is most critical?
a) Familiarity with passenger preferences.
b) Proficiency in emergency protocols and evacuation procedures.
c) Knowledge of ship's entertainment options.
d) Ability to conduct guided tours of the ship.

28. In what way does the SMS approach to crowd management directly impact passenger safety
during ship emergencies?
a) By ensuring passengers have a comfortable and enjoyable journey.
b) By providing clear instructions and orderly evacuation processes.
d) By offering enhanced dining and entertainment options.
d) By minimizing the ship's operational costs.

29. According to SMS requirements, which of the following factors would most likely undermine the
effectiveness of crowd management on ships during an emergency?
a) Lack of regular emergency drills.
b) Frequent changes in the ship's itinerary.
c) High passenger satisfaction with amenities.
d) Advanced communication technology on board.

30. Evaluate the impact of technology on crowd management during ship emergencies. Which
technological advancement aligns best with the SMS objectives?
a) High-speed internet for passenger entertainment.
b) Automated emergency alert and guidance systems.
c) Advanced booking systems for passenger convenience.
d) Interactive dining reservation systems.

31. What is the primary objective of the Shipboard Contingency Plan during a fire alongside terminal
or port?
a) Ensuring all passengers receive complimentary services.
b) Coordinating with local authorities to minimize delays.
c) Safely evacuating passengers and crew and preventing further escalation.
d) Providing detailed maps of the ship's layout to passengers.

32. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what immediate action should crew members
prioritize during a fire alongside terminal or port?
a) Conducting a thorough inspection of the ship's hull.
b) Coordinating entertainment activities for passengers.
c) Initiating fire suppression measures and alerting local emergency services.
d) Updating the ship’s log with details of the incident.

33. How does the Shipboard Contingency Plan ensure effective communication during a fire alongside
terminal or port?
a) By providing passengers with access to onboard Wi-Fi.
b) By establishing clear communication protocols and procedures for emergency situations.
c) By offering passengers complimentary meals and beverages.
d) By organizing recreational activities to maintain passenger morale.

34. In the context of the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what role does crew training play in preparing
for a fire alongside terminal or port?
a) Ensuring all crew members are proficient in passenger entertainment.
b) Coordinating with local authorities for better port management.
c) Facilitating efficient evacuation procedures and fire response protocols.
d) Organizing onboard social events during emergency situations.

35. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, why is it crucial to conduct regular drills and
exercises related to fires alongside terminal or port?
a) To collect feedback from passengers on their experience.
b) To ensure all passengers have access to emergency supplies.
c) To familiarize. crew members with their roles and responsibilities during emergencies.
d) To update the ship's entertainment systems for better passenger satisfaction.

36 Analyzing the Shipboard Contingency Plan for a fire alongside terminal or port, what is the primary
goal of immediate actions?
a) Providing passengers with emergency blankets and refreshments.
b) Coordinating with port authorities for rapid disembarkation.
c) Ensuring the safety of passengers, crew, and preventing the spread of fire.
d) Organizing onboard activities to maintain passenger morale.

37. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, what critical role does crew training play in handling
a fire alongside terminal or port?
a) Ensuring passengers are informed about the ship’s amenities.
b) Coordinating with local authorities for port management.
c) Facilitating effective fire response and evacuation procedures.
d) Providing feedback on emergency response to passengers.

38. In the context of the Shipboard Contingency Plan, why is it essential to establish effective
communication channels during a fire alongside terminal or port?
a) To provide passengers with entertainment options.
b) To ensure passengers are aware of onboard dining choices.
c) To coordinate emergency response efforts and provide updates to authorities.
d) To organize recreational activities for passengers.

39. Analyzing crew responsibilities in the Shipboard Contingency Plan for a fire alongside terminal or
port, what action is most critical?
a) Compiling a log of passenger complaints about the incident.
b) Initiating evacuation procedures and directing passengers to assembly points.
c) Coordinating with local vendors for onboard services.
d) Conducting regular safety drills unrelated to fire safety.

40. According to the Shipboard Contingency Plan, how does the assessment of onboard resources
contribute to managing a fire alongside terminal or port?
a) By providing passengers with additional amenities.
b) By coordinating crew shifts for maximum efficiency.
c) By ensuring the availability and adequacy of firefighting equipment and emergency supplies.
d) By organizing passenger feedback sessions.

41. Which of the following is not a basic objective of the damage control?
a) Abandon
b) Prevention
c) Minimization
d) Restoration

42. ________ means to take all practical preliminary measures, such as maintaining watertight
integrity, providing reserve buoyancy and stability before damage occurs.
a) Restoration
b) Prevention
c) Minimization
d) None of the choices

43. _________ is to accomplish as quickly as possible, emergency repair or restoration after

occurrence of damage.
a) Restoration
b) Prevention
c) Minimization
d) None of the choices

44. What is the primary duty of the damage control organization?

a) Preserve the buoyancy
b) Send distress signal
c) Control damage
d) Prevent damage

45. Damage control objectives are attained by taking necessary action to do the following, EXCEPT?
a) None of the choices
b) Preserve Stability
c) Preserve watertight integrity
d) Assist in the care of injured personnel.

46. Which of the following are principles of investigation that should be considered in investigation of
damage?
a) An investigation must be through.
b) It must be conducted with dedication.
c) Results must be reported ambiguously.
d) Investigations must not be repeated.

47. What will determine the extent and type of flooding that can occur and type of corrective
measures needed after damage?
a) The knowledge of the master
b) The skill of the bosun and deck ratings
c) The subdivision of the vessel
d) All of the choices

48. How to determine whether or not flooding is progressing?

a) careful survey, including observations to determine the rate of increase of list
b) careful survey, including observations to determine the rate of increase of trim
c) careful survey, including observations to determine the rate of increase of bodily sinkage
d) all of the choices

49. What equipment onboard are available for pumping out water from the damaged compartments?
a) Ballast pump
b) Bilge pump
c) Portable pump
d) all of the choices

50. What shall be used for estimating stability and strength after damage?
a) ECDIS
b) Radar
c) Echo-sounder
d) Loading Computer