SETS Assessment (OFFICERS)

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SETS Assessment (Officers)

Questions (30 Items)

1. At night in a busy fairway, your vessel underway suddenly lost power and the propulsion system breakdown. What are the lights you shall exhibit? *

1 point

2 all round re lights in a vertical line

2 all around red lights in a vertical line, masthead lights, sidelights & stern light

2 all around red lights in a vertical line, sidelight & stern light

2 all round red lights in a vertical line mast lights & sidelights.

2. Your vessel is stationed within 500m of the floating platform located more than 12nm from land. What are the conditions regarding disposal into the sea of food wastes? *

1 point

Food waste must be disposed into the sea during night time only

Food waste must be brought to shore and disposed using shore facility

It is not permitted to dispose food waste within 500m of the floating platform

It is permitted to dispose food waste when they have passed through a comminute or grinder with screen openings no greater than 25mm

3. You are on watch in a congested waiting area, you suddenly hear 3 short blast from the vessel on your bow, what is the other vessel's intention? *

1 point

I am altering my course to starboard

I am altering my course to port

I am operating astern propulsion

I am disable and need assistance

4. In the field a small Cargo vessel is overtaking a Supply vessel. Which vessel is required to keep out of the way of the other vessel? *

1 point

The supply vessel

The Cargo vessel

The Master decides

Must call the other vessel on VHF to discuss on who will take action

5. You are onboard a Tugboat which is towing on open waters when a sailing vessel is sighted off your port bow at medium range. Which vessel has the right of way? *

1 point

Tugboat is the stand - on vessel because it is towing

Sailing vessel is the stance - on vessel because it is sailing

Tugboat is the stand - on vessel because it is to starboard of sailing vessel

Sailing vessel is the stand - on vessel because it is to port of the Tugboat

6. What type of vessel is this? *

1 point

Sailing vessel underway

Vessel engage in fishing

Vessel not under command

Vessel at anchor

Power driven vessel underway

7. What does the buoy above indicate? *

1 point

The best navigable water is north of the buoy

The best navigable water is south of the buoy

It is safe to pass either north or south of the buoy

Both A, B and C are correct

8. At night, what light characteristics the buoy in question no. 7 is showing? *

1 point

Quick or Very Quick uninterrupted white flashes

Quick (3) or Very Quick (3) white flashes

Quick (9) or Very Quick (9) white flashes

Quick (6) + long flash or Very Quick (6) + long flash

9. What does this vessel indicate? *

1 point

At anchor

Aground

Constraint by her draught

Engaged in fishing

Not under command

10. What type of vessel is this? *

1 point

Engage in diving operation

Constraint by her draught

Restricted in her ability to maneuver

At anchor

Aground

11. During voyage planning preparation, how is the passage planned and calculated? *

1 point

from Pilot to Berth

from Berth to Pilot

from Berth to Berth

from Pilot to Pilot

12. What is the minimum hours of rest and maximum hours of work for seafarers onboard the vessel in any 24 hour period according to the regulations? *

1 point

Minimum 12 hours rest and maximum 12 hours work

Minimum 10 hours rest and maximum 12 hours work

Minimum 10 hours rest and maximum 14 hours work

Minimum 14 hours rest and maximum 10 hours work

13. What type of mask is this? *

1 point

Lateral mark

Cardinal mark

Isolated Danger mark

Safe Water mark

Special mark

14. What does this mark / buoy in no. 13 indicate? *

1 point

Indicate the right direction to follow

There is navigable water all around this mark

There is shallow water all around this mark

Indicate a newly discovered hazard to navigation

15. In a narrow channel, the Cargo vessel intends to overtake the supply vessel on her starboard side, she indicates her intentions by sounding what signals on her whistle? *

1 point

one prolonged blast followed by one short blast

one prolonged blast followed by two short blast

two prolonged blast followed by two short blast

two prolonged blast followed by one short blast

16. What type of vessel is this? *

1 point

Option 1

Engaged in Fishing; other than trawling

Not Under Command

Restricted in her ability to manoeuve

Engage in pilotage duty

17. How do you determine if risk of collision exist? *

1 point

If the compass bearing of an approaching vessel does not appreciably change

When the lookout confirms that there is risk of collision after looking at the binocular

When the other vessel is not taking any action

When in doubt call the Master

18. At night in the approach channel you met a vessel displaying the above lights, what is her intention? *

1 point

she is showing improper lights

she is not under command and stopped

she is constrained by her draft

she is not under command making way

19. Under the STCW Code, what is the meaning of STCW? *

1 point

Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping

Seafarer Training, Certification and Watchkeeping

Standard Training on Certification and Watchkeeping

Standard Training, Certification and Watchkeeping

20. You are on watch and you observed a leading light. Immediately you took the bearing of this light when in transit (transit bearing) from the bridge wing, Bearing taken was 259 Degrees. On the chart, the leading light's bearing is 263 Degrees. What is this indicates? *

1 point

Gyro compass error of 4 degrees high

Magnetic compass error of 4 degrees high

Gyro compass error of 4 degrees low

Magnetic compass error of 4 degrees low

21. How is a draught of 7.5 meters read from draft mark? *

1 point

At the bottom of 7.4

At the top of 7.4

At the bottom of 7.6

Midway between 7.4 and 7.6

22. What type of mark is this? *

1 point

Lateral

Cardinal

Isolated Danger

Safe water

Special

23. What does this buoy / mark in no. 22 indicate? *

1 point

There is an obstruction on the west side of this buoy

There is an obstruction right underneath of this buoy

Some diving operations is ongoing underneath this buoy

There is an obstruction somewhere around this buoy

24. Your Master has written in the Night Order Book to wake him up at around 0330H to 0400H as he expects a high concentration of fishing boats in the area on that time. However, at around 0330H you could only see 2 fishing boats in the vicinity and upon checking on the radar up to the range of 24 miles, there are no other boats except these 2. What would you do? *

1 point

You will not call him based on your judgement that there is no serious threat to navigation

You will still call him knowing that there are only 2 boats in the vicinity

You will leave it to the next watch keeper to decide whether to call him as your watch is coming to an end

You and your watch reliever will decide not to call him as it is not necessary

25. At sea during daytime, you sighted a vessel displaying two black cones with their apex pointing to each other. What does this indicate? *

1 point

A vessel engaged in fishing

A vessel engaged in a towing operation such as renders her unable to deviate from her course

A vessel of less that 50 meters in length at anchor

A vessel aground in international water

26. The observed vessel is on a steady bearing. Range is reducing. What action would you take? *

1 point

Broad and early alteration to starboard

Broad and early alteration to port

Stand on - with caution other vessel should give way

Stand on - No risk of collision

27. This is observed right ahead at a distance of 3 miles - what would be your actions? *

1 point

Alter course to port and pass well clear of her stern

Alter course to starboard and pass her bow

Call the vessel on VHF channel 16 and discuss on which side to pass

Maintain course and speed

28. The lights displayed by the other vessel indicate that she is? *

1 point

Not under command

Not under command at anchor

Aground

Restricted in her ability to maneuver

29. In making a good passage planning, what are the phase involve? *

1 point

Planning appraisal, monitoring & execution

Appraisal, planning, monitoring & execution

Appraisal, planning, execution & monitoring

Planning, appraisal, execution & monitoring

30. Being the OOW on duty, what will be your initial action when you hear MANOVERBOARD? *

1 point

Sound the general alarm

Call the Master

Immediately release the bridge wing light & smoke marker float

Turn the vessel to facilitate recovery

Put the engine on stand by

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