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When working on a vessel, what should you ensure before inspecting cargo or taking samples?
When working on a vessel, what should you ensure before inspecting cargo or taking samples?
- You are wearing high-visibility clothing.
- The crew is alerted and aware of your intentions. (correct)
- You have the necessary permission from the master or owners of the vessel.
- You have completed a risk assessment.
What is the primary purpose of this safety guidance?
What is the primary purpose of this safety guidance?
- To overview the safety hazards encountered on vessels (correct)
- To offer specific procedural guidance for vessel operations
- To provide training on safety equipment usage
- To provide an in-depth analysis of vessel safety
Under what circumstances can you enter a restricted area of a vessel?
Under what circumstances can you enter a restricted area of a vessel?
- With the master's permission and supervision (correct)
- When the vessel is in port
- During regular working hours
- When accompanied by a crew member
What should you do if you encounter an unavoidable risk or hazard?
What should you do if you encounter an unavoidable risk or hazard?
What is essential for staff working on ships or vessels?
What is essential for staff working on ships or vessels?
What type of footwear is recommended when working on vessels?
What type of footwear is recommended when working on vessels?
What type of equipment is necessary for entering confined spaces?
What type of equipment is necessary for entering confined spaces?
What is necessary before using compressed air breathing apparatus?
What is necessary before using compressed air breathing apparatus?
Why is it essential to refer to national legislation and guidance?
Why is it essential to refer to national legislation and guidance?
What is the purpose of a safety harness and lifeline in confined space rescue equipment?
What is the purpose of a safety harness and lifeline in confined space rescue equipment?
Study Notes
Safety Precautions on Vessels
- When inspecting cargo or taking samples on a vessel, always inform the master, crew, and nearby operatives of your intentions.
- Be aware of potential hazards on vessels and avoid dangerous situations.
Accessing Vessel Areas
- Do not enter restricted areas without specific permission and, if necessary, supervision.
- If a hazard is unavoidable, do not proceed without adequate training, guidance, and permission from the master or owners.
Safety Equipment
- Ensure safety equipment is available and worn, including:
- High-visibility clothing
- Life-jackets and/or ‘dry suits’
- Gloves
- Overalls
- Non-slip and anti-static footwear (with toe protection)
- Safety helmets
- Intrinsically safe (IS) torch or working light
- Additional equipment is required for confined spaces, including:
- Personal alert safety system alarm
- Multi-gas alarm personal monitor
- Intrinsically safe (IS) radio/communications line
- Confined space rescue equipment (compressed-air breathing apparatus)
- Safety harness and lifeline and location line
- Manual and automatic resuscitation system (MARS)
Training and Health Checks
- Health checks, training, and regular refresher training are required before using compressed air breathing apparatus.
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Description
This quiz covers the hazards and safety precautions to be taken when working on ships and vessels. It highlights the importance of awareness and avoidance of dangerous situations.
