Dangers of Drug and Alcohol Use at Sea

Even small quantities of alcohol can impair a seafarer's fitness for duty and increase the risk of accidents. (correct)

Alcohol consumption is not a concern as long as it is within legal limits.

Illegal drugs have no impact on the safety of the vessel or the crew.

Alcohol consumption and illegal drugs have no implications for the safety of the vessel.

Alcohol consumption and illegal drugs have negative effects on the safety of the vessel, crew, and passengers. (correct)

The implications depend on the quantity of alcohol consumed or the type of illegal drugs used.

There are no implications for the safety of the vessel, crew, and passengers.

Alcohol consumption and illegal drugs have positive effects on the crew's performance.

Alcohol consumption does not affect a seafarer's fitness for duty.

Alcohol consumption has no impact on the safety of the vessel.

Only excessive alcohol consumption impairs a seafarer's fitness for duty.

Even small quantities of alcohol have been shown to impair a seafarer's fitness for duty. (correct)