PSF Exit Exam • Set 5 Question 17 of 30

What emergency equipment is not found in the crew mess in this view of the vessel's fire control plan?

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Direct Answer

Option C: Heat sensor

The correct answer is "Heat sensor". This question tests core knowledge from the Passenger Ship Familiarization (PSF / STCW Section A-V/2) and SOLAS safety framework governing passenger ship emergency response, crowd control, and lifesaving appliances.

All Options

A

Primary means of escape

B

Fire alarm

C

Heat sensor (Correct Answer)

D

Smoke detector

Detailed Explanation & Context

The correct answer is "Heat sensor". This question tests core knowledge from the Passenger Ship Familiarization (PSF / STCW Section A-V/2) and SOLAS safety framework governing passenger ship emergency response, crowd control, and lifesaving appliances.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Passenger Ship Familiarization (PSF).

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