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Well IP - you are correct - but your reasoning is not quite correct!Cruise ship Captain with experience on-board Passenger Vessels ranging from 5500-150000 GRT.Comment
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Changed my answer again. Overtaking.Originally posted by Inland Pirate View Post
Its a trick question as people will answer rule 18 and it will be wrong. RUle 18 doesnt apply to overtaking vesselsComment
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Q: You are doing maintenance on the EPIRB and you somehow accidentally set it off, what are your actions?
I know a guy who failed because of this..Comment
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Run away and claim it was like that when you got there?
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To be honest that is a much better answer than saying ''turn it off''.. The answer which gave someone an automatic failOriginally posted by Inland Pirate View PostRun away and claim it was like that when you got there?
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I suppose the correct answer is inform the relevant rescue organisation it was an accident, and reset it? Probably tell the captain at some point too, or is it assuming you're the captain?
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Yea. The main point is to inform the MRCC for them to pinpoint it and let them turn it off.Originally posted by Inland Pirate View PostComment
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Ah right! I get the impression it's largely a common sense test, with a few facts and figures thrown in?
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Yeah, even though the oral in done in an examining office it is classes as a "practical exam" and they like it when you say things like "on the ship, I done this"Comment
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This happened on my last ship being the cadet I got blame for it.Originally posted by belfaster View PostComment
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I always wondered about that couldn't it create an absurd situation where an NUC as to keep clear of another ship?Originally posted by belfaster View Post
Probably have to call the master then hide in the toilet :PComment
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Someone managed to confuse everyone with this question...
Q. You are a PDV in restricted visibility and you hear two SHORT blasts on your stern. What are your actions?
The cadet look puzzled and replied with: Alter 180 degrees to starboard and head towards the sound signal because that vessel is not in restricted visibility!
Not the correct answer, but clever!"Knowledge is gained through experience and experience is just another name for our mistakes" - Albert Einstein/Oscar Wilde
"Choose a career that you really enjoy and you will never have to work a single day in life."
Experience with Container, General Cargo and Cruise vessels.Comment
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