Security Test

Question 1

In case security level is 2, the crew shore leave is…

a. see the security plan
b. not relied
c. prohibited
d. permitted anyway

Answer 1

a. see the security plan

Question 2

A ship can request declaration of security when…

a. there has been a security threat or incident
b. all of the above
c. the ship is operating at high security level than the port
d. the ship is in port which is not required to have PSP

Answer 2

b. all of the above

Question 3

Ship’s security plan…

a. must be provided by Ship Security Assessment
b. must identify the Ship Security Officer
c. all of the above
d. must identify the Company Security Officer

Answer 3

c. all of the above

Question 4

You are the watchman at the top of the gangway. A visitor tells you that your ship is missed, what would you do?

a. rise the alarm immediately
b. try to stop the intruder
c. tell the secret word on the walkie talkie radio
d. hurry to leave the dangerous ship

Answer 4

c. tell the secret word on the walkie talkie radio

Question 5

Gangway look out shall be placed…

a. according to security level
b. if no special relevant tasks for deck watch
c. continuously
d. in case of emergency

Answer 5

c. continuously

Question 6

If an RSO has developed a Ship’s Security Plan…

a. same RSO can approve the PSP
b. it is to be approved by administration only
c. same RSO cannot approve the PSP
d. it has no need to be approved

Answer 6

c. same RSO cannot approve the PSP

Question 7

During ship’s calling at port, portable metal detector was reported damaged, the security searches at visitor’s will be…

a. postponed
b. cancelled
c. carried out anyway according to security plan and current security level
d. metal searching will be excluded from search list

Answer 7

c. carried out anyway according to security plan and current security level

Question 8

ISPS Code does not apply to…

a. yachts more than 500 GT (gross tons)
b. ferries
c. offshore drilling units
d. warships

Answer 8

d. warships

Question 9

Signal from activated ship’s security alert system receive…

a. flag administration
b. company and flag administration
c. company, flag administration and local co-ordination center
d. company

Answer 9

c. company, flag administration and local co-ordination center

Question 10

Ship’s Security Assessment is carried out…

a. prior to Ship Security Plan
b. by administration only
c. by company itself and doesn’t need to be approved
d. after Ship Security Plan is developed

Answer 10

d. after Ship Security Plan is developed

Question 11

You are the watchman at the top of the gangway. You cannot understand what is written on the ID of a visitor, you will…

a. do not let the visitor on board
b. ask the visitor to write himself into the visitors log
c. try to read until understand
d. call the duty officer

Answer 11

d. call the duty officer

Question 12

Security level of a vessel shall never be…

a. higher than the port facility security level
b. lower than the port facility security level
c. reported to the third parties
d. higher than ship-to-ship vessel’s security level

Answer 12

b. lower than the port facility security level

Question 13

If Port State Control officer arrives on board…

a. searching undertaken according to the security level onboard
b. he is judged as clear and no search is needed
c. he is to be searched
d. he has a right to refuse to undergo searching and proceed onboard anyway

Answer 13

a. searching undertaken according to the security level onboard

Question 14

During the Port of Call, ship’s security level was raised. But because of the shore leave and terrible work/rest hours there was insufficient crew members to perform the duties, the ship’s administration must…

a. contact the company office and port facility security officer
b. postpone the security measures until there is enough crew members onboard
c. ignore the work/rest hours and make necessary alterations in security measures
d. find out who is guilty and apply penalties

Answer 14

c. ignore the work/rest hours and make necessary alterations in security measures

Question 15

After departure from port a stowaway was found on board, what would ship’s administration do?

a. contact the agent
b. all of above
c. contact the port authorities
d. contact the company for further instructions

Answer 15

b. all of above

Question 16

In case security inspector finds clear grounds for the withdrawal ISSC…

a. vessel may be expelled from the port
b. all of the above
c. fine can be put on SSO
d. he can request the SSP

Answer 16

d. he can request the SSP

Question 17

One hour before ship’s call at port security level raised higher than the ship’s security level. According to the ship’s security plan ship’s crew need two hours lower security level. What the ship’s administration must do?

a. postpone arrival to rise the security level accordingly
b. make a note in the declaration of security
c. try to negotiate with the port facility security officer
d. proceed to port and raise the security level at port

Answer 17

a. postpone arrival to rise the security level accordingly

Question 18

Ship’s security alert system…

a. shall have at least 2 activation points, one of which is located on the navigational bridge
b. can be activated by ships security only
c. shall have at least 1 activation point
d. shall have at least 2 activation points

Answer 18

a. shall have at least 2 activation points, one of which is located on the navigational bridge

Question 19

Before arrival at port, a one hour long security drill was held at 20.00 pm. This hour will count as…

a. day off hour
b. rest hour
c. drill hour
d. work hours

Answer 19

d. work hours

Question 20

Security related records shall be…

a. sent to company security officer at first opportunity
b. protected
c. easy to access
d. destroyed in case of emergency

Answer 20

b. protected

Question 21

In case of a pirate attack, the OOW must…

a. all of the above
b. activate SSAS
c. activate EPIRB
d. ensure steering is in automatic mode

Answer 21

b. activate SSAS

Question 22

What is LRIT?

a. long range identification and trafficking
b. low risk identified truly
c. limited response immediate targeting
d. low risk international traffic

Answer 22

a. long range identification and trafficking

Question 23

In case any visitor does not let you to conduct necessary searching, you will…

a. rise an alarm
b. let the visitor onboard but search the visitor in order to comply with security plan
c. call police
d. do not let the visitor onboard

Answer 23

d. do not let the visitor onboard

Question 24

When handling ship stores…

a. no special control required
b. searching according to security level is to be carried out
c. every level is to be searched
d. every third level is to be searched

Answer 24

c. every level is to be searched

Question 25

Company security officer... a. is to be 24 hours available b. is the same as DPA under ISAA Code c. all of the above d. is confidential

Answer 25

a. is to be 24 hours available

Question 26

The ISSC may be withdrawn... a. on request of PFSO b. anytime c. on request of the charter d. as a result of port state control inspection

Answer 26

d. as a result of port state control inspection

Question 27

When setting a security level... a. all of the above b. RSO cannot be designated the function c. intelligence information is taken into consideration d. every party is to be informed about the danger

Answer 27

a. all of the above

Question 28

Security records in electronic format... a. shall be duplicated as written b. are prohibited c. shall be stored in computer which doesn't have access to external net d. shall be absolutely protected

Answer 28

d. shall be absolutely protected

Question 29

The security duties of personnel are... a. described in the ship's security plan b. confidential c. all of the above d. different according to security level

Answer 29

c. all of the above

Question 30

During routine security inspections you notice non-compliance plan. You will... a. make a note and inform security officer b. it is a must for the security officer to access the security plan c. keep on with the routine inspection d. all of the above

Answer 30

a. make a note and inform security officer

Question 31

The ISSC is issued by... a. 5 years b. 1 years c. 2 years d. 3 years

Answer 31

a. 5 years

Question 32

Cooperation with PFSO is the responsibility of... a. company security officer b. captain c. officer on watch d. ship security officer

Answer 32

d. ship security officer

Question 33

Which of the following functions cannot be designated to RSO... a. approving port facility security plan b. all of the above c. approving port facility security assessment d. setting the security level

Answer 33

d. setting the security level

Question 34

Procedure of passing from the security level 1 to security level 2 is described as... a. safety management system b. ship security plan c. ship security assessment d. muster list

Answer 34

b. ship security plan

Question 35

Testing, maintenance and calibration of security equipment is... a. responsibility of electric engineer on board b. confidential c. reported to company d. responsibility of company security officer

Answer 35

c. reported to company

Question 36

Is VDR a part of security on board? a. this equipment is applicable to warships only b. no, it is mandatory equipment not relevant for security c. yes, it is a part of mandatory security equipment onboard d. no, this is recommended equipment

Answer 36

b. no, it is mandatory equipment not relevant for security

Question 37

The information in the AIS... a. can be deleted if pirates attack b. must be up to date at any moment c. is not connected with security d. is for information only and updating can be postponed

Answer 37

b. must be up to date at any moment

Question 38

The Ship's security plan shall include... a. none of the above b. identification of weak ports c. identification of possible consequences of possible security incident d. identification of possible risks

Answer 38

a. none of the above

Question 39

Before departure OS has found as suspicious object in the store room. He must... a. inform the security officer immediately b. make a note in the check list c. rise the alarm d. deliver the object the inspection room

Answer 39

a. inform the security officer immediately

Question 40

In case you identify the security was compromised, you will... a. try to identify the risks b. try to restore the security c. act according to security plan d. try to catch the intruder

Answer 40

b. try to restore the security

Question 41

During your free time you are on the bridge when pirates attack the ship. Is correct action from your side to activate SSAS? a. no, you do not know how to activate b. no, only officer can activate the system c. only after captain's or security officer's approval d. yes, its correct

Answer 41

d. yes, its correct

Question 42

During the ship's port call, the security level was raised to 2, what will you do with the emergency first waves? a. leave them according with safety registrations b. contact the port facility to confirm if fire waves can be removed c. don't pay attention d. remove them because of increased security threads

Answer 42

b. contact the port facility to confirm if fire waves can be removed

Question 43

In case you find a suspicious object and a small fire in the same store room, you fight action will be? a. raise the fire alarm b. raise the security alarm c. non of the above d. try extinguish the fire

Answer 43

a. raise the fire alarm

Question 44

You are the watchman at the top of the gangway. You have an aggressive visitor and you see you cannot detect with the situation. Your actions will be... a. tell the secret word on the walkie talkie radio b. rise the alarm c. call for support d. stay away

Answer 44

c. call for support