SOLAS 1974

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Questions and Answers

Which version of the SOLAS convention was adopted in response to the Titanic disaster?

1948
1960
1929
1914 (correct)

What is the tacit acceptance procedure in the 1974 version of the SOLAS convention?

An automatic acceptance of amendments (correct)
An agreement to accept all amendments
A specified date for amendments to enter into force
An objection to amendments

Which part of the SOLAS convention deals with fire protection?

Life-saving appliances and arrangements
II-1 - Construction
Radiocommunications safety
II-2 - Fire protection (correct)

What is the SOLAS convention referred to as when it includes amendments?

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Which part of the SOLAS convention deals with subdivision and stability of merchant ships?

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Flashcards

SOLAS version after Titanic

The 1914 version of the Safety of Life at Sea convention, which was created in response to the Titanic disaster.

Tacit Acceptance Procedure

An automatic acceptance of amendments to the 1974 SOLAS convention, unless objections are received from a specified number of parties.

SOLAS Part II-2

Part II-2 of the SOLAS convention specifically addresses measures for fire protection, fire detection, and fire extinction on ships.

SOLAS, 1974 as amended

The SOLAS convention, originally established in 1974, is continuously updated with amendments to adapt to changing maritime safety needs and technological advancements.

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SOLAS Part II-1

Part II-1 of the SOLAS convention focuses on regulations and standards for the subdivision and stability of merchant ships, ensuring their structural integrity and safety.

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Study Notes

SOLAS Convention and Titanic

The 1914 version of the SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) convention was adopted in direct response to the Titanic disaster, aiming to enhance maritime safety regulations.

Tacit Acceptance Procedure

The tacit acceptance procedure in the 1974 SOLAS version allows for amendments to be adopted automatically unless a certain number of states formally object within a specified timeframe.

Fire Protection Regulations

Part A-2 of the SOLAS convention specifically addresses fire protection measures, including requirements for fire-fighting equipment and crew training to ensure safety onboard vessels.

Amendments Terminology

When including amendments, the SOLAS convention is referred to as the "Consolidated Edition," indicating an updated compilation of all amendments and changes made since the original adoption.

Subdivision and Stability Regulations

Part B of the SOLAS convention focuses on subdivision and stability of merchant ships, detailing required designs and construction features to enhance vessel stability and prevent flooding.