Q: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EFA AND MFA?

ANS: ELEMENTARY FIST AID IS THE BASIC TREATMENT GIVEN TO THE INJURED
PERSON TO REDUCE INJURY.

MEDIACL FIRST AID ASSISTS TO PROVIDE AMEDICATION ACCRODING TO THE

SYMPTOMS.

Q: IN CASE OF BLEEDING WHAT IS UR CTION?

ANS:

PRESS THE INJURED SPOT WITH THE CLEAN HAND. IF CLEAN CLOTH IS
AVAILABLE PLACE IT ON THE INJURED PLACE AND APPLIES PREEURE UNIT IT
STOPS BLEEDING.

IF BLEEDING DOES NOT STOP RAISE THE INJURED PLACE ABOVE THE HEART
LEVEL.

APPLY TOURNIQUET (A STRIP OF RUBBER OR CLOTH) PUT JUST BEFORE THE

INJURY AND APPLY PRESSURE.

Q: HOW MANY KINDS OF BLEEDING?

EXTERNAL

BLEEDING

Q:HOW MANY PYROTECHNICS ON BOARD SHIP?

2= SMOKE BUOYANT

4=ROCKET PARACHUTE FLARE

6=HAND FLARE

Q: WHAT ARE THE MAINTENANCE OF FIXED CARBON DI OXIDE SYSTEM?

Monthly inspections

1. All stop valves are in the closed position;

2 . All releasing controls are in the proper position and readily accessible for immediate use;

3. all discharge piping and pneumatic tubing is intact and has not been damaged.

4 .all high pressure cylinders are in place and properly secured; and

.5 the alarm devices are in place and do not appear damaged.

Annual inspections

.1 the boundaries of the protected space should be visually inspected to confirm that no
modifications have been made to the enclosure that have created uncloseable openings that
would render the system ineffective;

.2 all storage containers should be visually inspected for a

ny signs of damage, rust or loose mounting hardware. Cylinders thatare leaking, corroded,
dented or bulging should be hydrostatically retested or replaced;

.3 system piping should be visually inspected to check for damage, loose supports and corrosion.
Nozzles should be inspected to ensure they have not been obstructed by the storage of spare parts
or a new installation of structure or machinery;

.4 the manifold should be inspected to verify that all flexible discharge hoses and fittings are
properly tightened;

5 YEARS MAINTENCE:
THE SERVO CYLINDER AND ANY REMOTE CONTROLLED STOP VALVES TO BE
TESTED BY OPENING ONE PILOT CYLINDER. PRESS. TEST CARRIED OUT AT 250
BAR.
SPRING LOADED SAFETY VALVE S TO BE TESTED.
CHECK HP ALARMS WHICH OPERATES AT HIGH PRESSURE.

10 YEARS MAINTENCE:

BOTTLES TO BE INTERNALLY INSPECTED.

SYPHON TUBE OR DIP TUBE TO BE INSPECTED.

IF THE SHIP IS 20 YEARS OLD THE PRESSURE TEST TO BE CARRIED OUT AT 5

YEARS OLD.

15 YEARS AND5 YEARS THEREAFTER:

PRESSURE TEST ALL HP PIPES, STOP VALVE STO ER , PUMP ROOM, PURIFIER
ROOM , ETC. AT 190 BAR,

PRESSURE PIPES AT 80 BAR

LOW PRESSURE PIPES AT 7 BAR

AFTER THE HYD. PRESSURE TESTING LINES TO BE BLOWN THROUGH BY DRY

AIR.

Q: WHAT IS CIRCULAR NUMBER REGARDING FIXED CARBON DI OXIDE SYSTEM

MAINTENCE ?

MSC 1318

Q: WHAT IS PSSR? WHAT IS SOCIAL RESPOSIBILITES?

ANS: PERSONAL SAFETYAND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES.

NEW CONTENTS OF PSSR:

TEAM BUILDING

COMMUNICATION

RELATIONSHIP

FATIGUE CONTROL

Q:DIFFERENCE BETEEEN LIFE BOAT AND RECUE BOAT?

LIFE BOAT RESCUE BOAT

MINIMUM LENGTH 4.9M LENGTH NOT LESS THAN 3.8M ,NOT MORE
THAN 8.5 M
CARRRING CAPACITY DIFFERS CAPABLE OF CARRING ATLEAST 5
ACRODING TO SHIP’S CREW MEMBER. PERSONS INCLUDING 1 PERSON LAY
DOWN.

SPEED AT LEAST 6 KNOTS FOR 24 HRS AT SPEED AT LEAST 6 KNOTS FOR AT LEAST
CLAM SEA. 4 HRS.

Q: REGUATION REGARDING LIFEBOAT DAVIT?

DAVIT WIRE TO BE CGANGED EVERY AFTER 4 YEARS.

FPD MANDATORY FOR LIFEBOOAT LOWERING TO PREVENTLIFEBOT DAMAGEO.

LIFE BOAT ONLAD RELEASE GEAR TO BE TESTED

Q:DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AFF AND FPFF?

ANS: FPFF REALTES TO THE PRIMARY/BASIC ORIENTATION WITH THE FIRE

FIGHTING EQUIPMENTS TO ALL SEAFARAERS .

AFF RELATESTHO MAINTENCE,TESTING ,INSPECTION OF FIRE FIFHTING

EQIUPMENTS AND TRAINING & DRILL TO THE MANAGEMENT LEVEL OFFICERS.

Q: WHATIS THE MIXIMUM VALIDITY OF ANY WORK PERMIT?

ANS: MAX 8 HRS.

Q: What is MLC-2006.

Adopted in 2006 and entered into force 2013 20 August.

1. The employment, engagement or work on board a ship of any person under

the age of 16 shall be prohibited.

2. Night work of seafarers under the age of 18 shall be prohibited

The limits on hours of work or rest shall be as follows:

(a) maximum hours of work shall not exceed:

(i) 14 hours in any 24-hour period; and

(ii) 72 hours in any seven-day period;

or

(b) minimum hours of rest shall not be less than:

(i) ten hours in any 24-hour period; and

(ii) 77 hours in any seven-day period.

6. Hours of rest may be divided into no more than two periods, one of which

shall be at least six hours in length, and the interval between consecutive periods of rest

shall not exceed 14 hours.