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USCG Engineering Safety & Environmental Protection (Set 33)

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If a fixed fire extinguishing system is installed on any vessel; it must be of a type approved by the __________.

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#1 If a fixed fire extinguishing system is installed on any vessel; it must be of a type approved by the __________. #2 As chief engineer on a vessel of more than 1600 gross tons on an international voyage, you and the first engineer are planning a welding job in the cargo-hold. How would you ensure that all safety precautions are reviewed prior to starting this job? #3 As team leader of the ship's No.2 emergency squad, you have just informed the bridge that the fire in the galley has been extinguished. What would you instruct your squad to do next? #4 A fire has been reported in the ship's galley, as chief engineer you direct the team leader of the #2 emergency squad to secure ventilation to the space. What would your next command be to the emergency team leader, before they can actually start extinguishing the fire? #5 As Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer you should be familiar with the six motions of a vessel. Which of these motions affects the governing "transverse" stability? #6 As chief engineer of an oceangoing passenger vessel, it is important to know the effect of trim and stability of your ship in the event of damage to a compartment. To minimize the impact of flooding in the event of a grounding, what should be your ship's safe practice regarding watertight doors and hatches? #7 During repairs it is necessary to replace an existing vessel bulkhead. Drawings indicate the bulkhead is A60. "A" indicates which of the following? #8 Drawings of your deck plans show the use of A60 bulkheads. "A" indicates which of the following?

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