International Maritime Regulations

ISPS Code — International Ship and Port Facility Security

This test will assess your knowledge of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code – a key IMO instrument designed to protect maritime transport against threats such as terrorism, piracy, and other unlawful acts. The questions cover security levels, assigned roles and responsibilities, as well as measures for prevention and response to potential incidents.

Questions 15

Time Limit 9 min

Language English

Sample Questions

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Question 1

What does Security Level 2 mean for a ship and port facility?

A Elevated, declared for a period when there is an increased risk of a security-related incident.

B Normal, where ships and port facilities operate in their usual mode.

C Exceptional.

Question 2

Are ventilation and air conditioning system spaces considered restricted areas under the Ship Security Plan?

A Yes, they are included.

B No, they are not included.

Question 3

What does Security Level 1 mean for a ship and port facility?

A Normal, where ships and port facilities operate in their usual mode.

B Exceptional.

C Elevated.

Question 4

Who determines the security levels for ships in the territorial waters of a port?

A Port Facility.

B CSO.

C The flag state administration under which the ship operates.

Question 5

Should crew members with specific security duties be knowledgeable about methods for physical inspection of persons, personal belongings, baggage, cargo, and ship's stores?

A Yes, it is mandatory.

B No, it is not required.

ISPS Code — International Ship and Port Facility Security

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