Oil Tanker Competence

Oil Record Book Part II – Tanker Operations

Practical knowledge test for tanker deck officers covering MARPOL Annex I requirements, correct use of operation codes, COW procedures, slop management, ODME records, and PSC-related compliance issues.

Mga Tanong 18

Time Limit 9 min

Wika Ingles

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Tanong 1

Small product tanker and tanker engaged in specific trades discharge dirty ballast from cargo oil tanks to a shore reception facility. Which statement about their Oil Record Book entries is correct?

A Both ships must record the operation under code H.

B The tanker engaged in specific trades must have the entry signed by a shore official.

C The tanker engaged in specific trades must record the operation under code L.

D The product tanker must record whether the ODME was used during the discharge.

Tanong 2

Which of the following best describes what reason a PSCO might accept to explain why the slop tank contains less today than was recorded in the oil record book yesterday?

A Some water has evaporated overnight.

B Yesterday’s sounding was taken during bad weather.

C The mooring ropes have caused a list.

D The tank has a leak.

Tanong 3

Your ship has discharged its slops to shore reception facilities. Based upon the recommendations in this training program which is the correct way to record this in the oil record book?

A J 55 Slop Tks P&S 56 Trans P=37,4 m3 S=10 m3 Ret P=1,2 m3 S=3,6 m3 57.1 Southern Tank Cleaners, New Orleans 47,4 m3.

B J 55 Slop Tks P&S 56 Trans P=37,4 m3 S=10 m3 Ret P=1,2 m3 S=3,6 m3 57.4 to Southern Tank Cleaners, New Orleans 47,4 m3.

C O Discharged Slop Tks to Southern Tank Cleaners, New Orleans P=37,4 m3 S=10 m3.

D C 6 Southern Tank Cleaners, New Orleans 7 Slop Tks P&S 8 No-P=1,2 m3 S=3,6 m3.

Tanong 4

Which one of the following best describes what should be done with an oil record book when it has been filled up?

A It must be kept on board for 3 years from the date of closure.

B It must be kept on board for 5 years from the date of closure.

C It must be kept ashore by the company for 3 years from the date of closure.

D It must be kept on board until the next oil record book is filled up.

Tanong 5

A Port State Control Officer finds a mistake in the oil record book dated last week, when the ship was in the middle of the Pacific. Can you or the ship be fined for the mistake?

A Yes.

B No.

Oil Record Book Part II – Tanker Operations

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