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Engine Department Competence

Medium Speed Engine – Operational Level (Junior Engineer)

Comprehensive CES test focused on four-stroke medium-speed engines used on offshore, Ro-Pax, and cruise vessels. Covers engine starting, fuel system operation, cooling and lubrication systems, and basic electrical and automation interfaces.

Питань 60
Час 59 min
Мова Англійська

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Питання 1

The compulsory testing of a prescribed EPIRB is to be done:

A Once in 4 years.
B Once a month.
C Once a year.
D Once a week.

Питання 2

What device can be used by a tug to get a line aboard a disabled vessel in bad weather, when it is dangerous for the tug to get too close?

A A heaving line.
B A missile line.
C A cannon line.
D A rocket line.

Питання 3

The good operation in any location, whether the NAVTEX is working properly or not, can be checked using:

A A compulsory built-in alarm for defects.
B A company test procedure.
C Test transmissions specially broadcast for this purpose once a week.
D A testing program built in for this purpose.

Питання 4

When a pollution incident occurs there is a plan for actions to be undertaken. State which of following priority sequences to be considered:

A Report – stop pumps – clean up.
B Stop pumps – report – clean up.
C Stop pumps – clean up – report.
D Clean up – report – stop pumps.

Питання 5

Your vessel is underway in open water. Another vessel is sighted on the port bow, bearing is opening but distance is closing rapidly. What action should you take?

A Risk of collision is a possibility. I will maintain my course and speed but be ready to alter course to port if CPA is less than 0.2 nm.
B Risk of collision is deemed not to exist. I will reduce speed to allow the other vessel to pass ahead.
C Risk of collision is deemed not to exist. I will maintain my course and speed and continue to monitor.
D Risk of collision is deemed to exist. I will make a broad alteration of course to starboard, sounding one short blast, and re-assess.