PSSR Post Test 2013

CARIBBEAN FISHERIES TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
POST TEST
Topic Area: Personal Safety and Social Responsibility

Date:____________________________________
Final Grade: _______________________
Name of Student:______________________________________
Instructions to students:
Circle the best response to the following questions.
1)
Observance of Personal Safety & Social Responsibility rules is important because:

a)
b)
c)
d)
2)
Your Station Card is located in:

a)
b)
c)
d)
3)
Mess Room
State Room
Crew Lounge
Corridor
The General Alarm for Fire & Safety consists of:

a)
b)
c)
d)
4)
Onboard tasks are dangerous

Vessel operations present hazards to the environment
Shipboard living and working conditions can be difficult.
All of the above
One continuous blast of the ships whistle and continuous ringing of the
Ships general alarm for no less than 10 seconds
Seven short blasts and one long blast of the ships whistle and the same
on the general alarm
Seven long blasts of the ships whistle and continuous ringing of the general
alarm
Three blasts on the ships whistle and the same signal on the general alarm
If you hear the abandon ship alarm:

a)
b)
c)
d)
Get off the vessel as fast as possible in case it sinks rapidly

Go to your state room and don your immersion suit
Don a personal flotation device and report to your muster station
Report to the bridge because its the highest point above the water
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5)
If an emergency has resulted in damage to the ship:

a)
b)
c)
d)
6)
If you discover a fire:

a)
b)
c)
d)
7)
Take the complaints seriously

Investigate the issues and incidents
Take appropriate steps to stop the offending behaviour
All of the above.
A vessels posted safety plan that assigns each crew member a job and a place to go
in an emergency is known as a :
a)
b)
c)
d)
10)
Report it to the Stewards Department

Clean it up until it no longer represents a hazard
Post a warning sign
Encircle it with absorbent pads
If allegations of harassment or discrimination arise aboard ship, supervisors are

required to:
a)
b)
c)
d)
9)
Attempt to extinguish it with water

Keep hatches and doors open so the fire team can reach the scene
Sound the alarm
Go to your muster station
If you see a spill on deck:

a)
b)
c)
d)
8)
Close water tight and weather tight doors and hatches

Secure electric circuits and fuel supplies to affected areas
Help others reach safety
All of the above
Marine safety poster

Vessel station bill
Official crew list
Certificate of inspection
Isolating a space that contains a fire by closing doors and hatches:

a)
b)
c)
d)
Keeps other crew members from getting out of the space

Restricts the inflow of oxygen to the fire
Is ineffective in fighting a fire
Should only be done as a last resort
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11)
Lock out Tag out refers to:

a)
b)
c)
d)
12)
Fatigue aboard ship:

a)
b)
c)
d)
13)
Is seldom a problem because of the 4 on 8 off watch system

Can be addressed by staying awake for longer periods of time
Is another factor that increases shipboard risks
Only occurs in confined spaces
Before entering a confined space:

a)
b)
c)
d)
14)
Keeping all safety sensitive areas of the ship under guard

Isolating, tagging and locking electrical circuits in the off position prior to
working on them
Locking the bridge while in port
Keeping a proper gangway watch in port
Check to make sure the ventilation is shut off

Make sure no one else has entered before you
Close all other openings to the space
Obtain a confined space entry permit
Information about the hazards of chemicals used on board your vessels can be
obtained from:
a)
b)
c)
d)
Material safety data sheets

The vessels stability book
The vessels official log book
The union contract in effect
Circle your answer true or false to the following questions:

15)
Yard and terminal requirements regarding restricted areas or personal protective

equipment doesnt apply to personnel on a ship making a brief port call.
True
16)
Only senior officers are required to have medical training:

True
17)
False
False
Personnel in the Stewards and Engine Departments arent required to wear hard hats:
True
False
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18)
The only alarms that merchant ships can sound at sea are fire and emergency and
abandon ship:
True
19)
Having oral sex poses a lower risk to having unprotected sex with a man or woman:
True
20)
False
A crew member is allowed to have prescription drugs only if he/she has a

valid prescription from a doctor:
True
25)
False
A drink of alcohol before bed time would help you sleep better:
True
24)
False
Personal hygiene includes brushing your teeth after meals:

True
23)
False
Sleep is not necessary for proper bodily functions:

True
22)
False
A person can become infected if he or she shakes hands with an infected person:
True
21)
False
False
Only the ships Captain and Officers must know how to use a ships radio:
True
False

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CARIBBEAN FISHERIES TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

Topic Area: Personal Safety and Social Responsibility

Final Grade: _______________________

Observance of Personal Safety & Social Responsibility rules is important because:

Your Station Card is located in:

The General Alarm for Fire & Safety consists of:

Onboard tasks are dangerous

If you hear the abandon ship alarm:

Get off the vessel as fast as possible in case it sinks rapidly

If an emergency has resulted in damage to the ship:

If you discover a fire:

Take the complaints seriously

Report it to the Stewards Department

If allegations of harassment or discrimination arise aboard ship, supervisors are

Attempt to extinguish it with water

If you see a spill on deck:

Close water tight and weather tight doors and hatches

Marine safety poster

Isolating a space that contains a fire by closing doors and hatches:

Keeps other crew members from getting out of the space

Lock out Tag out refers to:

Fatigue aboard ship:

Is seldom a problem because of the 4 on 8 off watch system

Before entering a confined space:

Keeping all safety sensitive areas of the ship under guard

Check to make sure the ventilation is shut off

Material safety data sheets

Circle your answer true or false to the following questions:

Yard and terminal requirements regarding restricted areas or personal protective

Only senior officers are required to have medical training:

A crew member is allowed to have prescription drugs only if he/she has a

Personal hygiene includes brushing your teeth after meals:

Sleep is not necessary for proper bodily functions:

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