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    esailor Team
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    Examiner- Muhammad Iqbal
    Time -1600-1730

    1-Joining as a chief mate on a bulk carrier.
    2-What certificates do you take over as a master ?
    3-Explain Marpol annexes 1 , iopp cert and it’s durations, discharge criteria for oily mixture..
    4-Loadline cert and it’s validity, preparation for the survey.
    5- what are the three findings during ISM audit, explain MNC, SMC AND DOC and their validity along with all the survey dates.
    6- who issuess SMC, what is ACS AND EAS and the difference between them.
    7- what is prohibition notice, who issues it.
    8- how do you revert the shipper about max coal cargo to load .what are the restriction for loading max cargo.
    9- draw loadline of your vessel, what is FWA and DWA.
    10- BWE and the methods, dangers while doing all 3 BWE methods on voyage .
    11- Rest hours of Young person.
    12- fire in hold
    13- collision with FV
    14- what is letter of protest and note protest.
    15- hole above waterline , actions to take.
    16- preparation for drydock, why less trim required, preparation while coming out of drydock.
    17-What is Psc and the type of inspection they do.
    18-differentiate between more detailed and expanded inspection.
    19-Preparation for Deep water anchorage .
    20-What safety precautions do you take during loading operation.
    21-what instructions do you give to 2/0 during loading operation.
    22-what is safe speed,look out and how do you determine if risk of collision exists.
    23-ROR was basic , nothing extraordinary, put SV on stbd quarter in a TSS, one ram in port and FV in stbd in a TSS, smarty board for RAM with tow, aground vessel day shapes and action. sailing vl less than 20m in length with both sidelights carried together.
    RV- one vl on stbd bow with no ROC and one on stbd quarter.
    Give one simple plot to make for a v/k on port bow and stbd bow.

    Ship handling – ship port side alongside, strong onshore wind ( cast off)
    Same with strong offshore wind..

    There were probably few more which I’m missing..

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