甲类一等二三副航海英语听力与会话评估口述(含答案)第三版
航海英语听力与会话问答题(第三版问答题参考答案)
无限航区船舶二/三副问答题参考答案第一章1.My date of birth is ---2.My seaman’s book number is -----3.I am from ---4.My Captain’s nationality is ---5.I think the most important thing on board is safety navigation.6.We often an Shanghai, Xiamen, Hong Kong.7.My favorite TV program is news.8.My favorite Web site is ----9.My favorite day of the week is Saturday, because it is holiday.10.My favorite kind of movie is action movies.11.My favorite kind of music is pop music.12.My favorite magazine is ---13.There are 5 thousand people in my hometown.14.The population of my country is 1.3 billion.15.The best thing about my hometown is ---16.The worst thing about my hometown is ---17.My hometown is a small village.18.Yes, there are typhoon, flood.19.I like to watch football game on TV.20.I think playing football is the most popular sport in the world.第三章1.Yes I can. They are spring line, breast, headline, stern line.2.I should prepare pilot ladder, overside (search) light, heaving line, pilot card etc. before the …3.The maximum speed through the water is 2 knots that the ship can anchor without riskingbreaking the cable.4.The signal flag “Golf” should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot.5.She can use VHF calling, Telex etc. to get in touch …6.Pilot station often asks ship’s maximum draft, LOA, air draft, displacement, cargo on board.ETA. Ship’s position etc.7.Same as above (we should ……. To the pilot station)8.We should confirm the ETA, pilot on board time and boarding position. Which side to rig pilotladder etc.9.When the vessel enters the VTS area, we have to report the ship last port of call, next port ofcall, ship’s position, cargo onboard, ship’s draft, air draft to the VTS center.10.“ Foul of anchor” means that the anchor has its own cable twisted around it or has fouled anobstruction.11.If ……….” I should reply “stand by both engines” and report “both engines are stand by, sir”12.Yes, the 3 famous canals are Suez Canal, Panama canal and Kiel canal.13.When I request…, I would say “ please stand by VHF channel 16”14.If I want to rectify the mistake in VHF , I will say “ Mistake. Correction” , Plus the correctedpart of the message.15.To emphasis the important part of the message in maritime VHF communication, we should say“Repeat”, followed by the important part of the message.16.“Abandon vessel” means to evacuate crew and passengers from a vessel following a distress.17.“ETD” means “ estimated time of departure”18.The phrase “dredging of an anchor” means moving of an anchor over the sea bottom to controlthe movement of the vessel.19.The phrase “under way’ means the vessel which is not at anchor, or made fast to the shore, oraground.20.“Dragging of anchor” means moving of an anchor over the sea bottom involuntarily because itis no longer preventing the movement of the vessel.第四章1.There are 9 classes of dangerous cargoes divided according to the IMDG. For example Class 1.Means explosive material, class 2. Flammable gas, class 3. Flammable liquid.2.Oil is classified as flammable cargo.3.General cargo means the cargo consists of a variety of goods, which are packed separately. Theyare different in shape and size.4.Bulk cargo means the cargo consists of a single cargo, which is usually carried loose, such asgrain, coal, etc.5.Canvas sling is suitable for lifting bags of grain, rice, coffee.6.Chain sling is suitable for lifting logs, iron rails. sling is suitable for lifting small packages of cargo. Such as mails.8.COW stand for Crude Oil Washing.9.Jettison of cargo means throwing overboard of goods in order to lighten the vessel or improveits stability in case of an emergency.10.“Compatibility of goods” means states whether different goods can be stowed together in onehold.11.SWL stand for Safe Working Load.12.“ Shifting of cargo” means transverse movement of cargo, especially bulk, caused by rolling aheavy list.13.“Union purchase” means a common method of cargo handling by combining two derricks, oneof which is fixed over the quay, the other over the hatchway.14.Cargo list, stowage plan, dunnage planks and mats, unlocking the hatch covers, rigging thehatchrails, must be prepared before loading cargo.15.The loading capacity if my vessel is 5000 tons.16.My vessel has derricks and winches.17.Dispersant, suction equipment, skimmers can be used to remove spillage.18.If there are any toxic gas in the enclosed space.19.Cargo list, cargo plan, cargo manifest.20.I must wear breathing apparatus, safety helmet, safety shoes etc. when I enter…第五章1.To sound fog signal can notice other ship alert, it can reduce the risk of collision.2.When the ship is on fire or emergency.3.heavy traffic in the navigating area, restricted visibility and in any other situation that he is indoubt..4.The OOW use CPA and TCPA to assess risk of collision generally.5.The relieving officer must defer taking over the watch until the bridge manoeuvre has been over.6.draft forward, draft aft, draft amidships, etc.7.I should monitor the risk of aground.8.I can know it from port entry or list of radio signal..9.The master expect that the ship will navigate safety.10.Third officer should be in attendance when a pilot is on the ladder.11.When navigating in heavy traffic area or restricted visibility.12.All crew have to go to their assembly station.13.Because the record is of great help to resolve disputes in accidents.14.Apart from those for navigation safety, I should give a caution to crew members safety, preventfire and oil pollution .15.We can use magnetic range to check the compass error in pilotage water.16.The name of our vessel is Blue whale and call sign is WXCP17.My flag state is China.18.My position is 47 degrees N 050 degrees W.19.My present course is 120 degrees and speed is 15 knots.20.My ETA at pilot station is 1200 hours UTC.21.My ETD from the port is 1400 hours UTC.22.My forward draft is 8 meters and aft draft 8.5 meters.23.My freeboard is 6 meters.24.My air draft is 30 meters.25.Yes, I am underway.26.My full speed is 18 knots.27.No, I have not carried any dangerous cargo.28.No, I am on even keel.29.Yes, I am on even keel.30.The position was obtained by GPS.31.Yes, my radar is in operation.第七章1.The purpose is to save the evidence for the future judgment.2.The deck logbook, bell book and statement of facts should be attached to the report on theaccident.3.When any dispute appears or master have any suspicion on any accident, sea protest shouldbe …4.Generally speaking, the vessel under way should be responsible for the damage.5.It is 5-short blasts on ship’s whistle.6. I would push the vessel at slow speed and take measure to control the damage.7. As a chief officer, my responsibility is to reduce the cargo and ship damages.8.“SOPEP” stand for “ ship board oil pollution emergency plan”9.In case of an oil pollution, Port control, consignee, the shipper, ship’s owner, Charter, PSCofficer, P&I club.10.The first step is to report the damage to the consignee, the shipper and ship’s owner if thecargo damage caused by the stevedores.11.We should carry out a stowaway search carefully before the vessel sails from a port.12.My first response is to sound alarm when I detect a fire.13.Booms, suction equipment, skimmers, biodegradation, dissolution, etc14.The ways to refload a grounded vessel are jettison of cargo, pump out forepeak or afterpeak,transfer cargo or ballast and waiting tide rising.15.Yes. Transferring fuel, ballast, fresh water, cargo or restowing cargo16.I first stop bunkering if I find some oil near my vessel while bunkering.17.I will do the first aid if a crewmember was seriously injured.18.Sound alarm, ask for military assistance.第八章1.CO2 (carbon dioxide) fire extinguisher can be used for an electric fire2.The water type fire extinguisher (and form fire extinguisher) can not be used for an electric fire3.They are flammable (or combustibles) material, heat and the combustion supporter.4.Fire drill is required at least once a month for cargo ship.5.He must sound alarm firstly if he…6.The muster list shows list of crew, passengers and all on board and their functions in s distressor drill.7.If a person falls overboard, we should sound alarm, record ship’s position, throw out the lifebuoy, stand by engine, broadcast urgency message.8.Boat drill is required (should be carried out) at least once a month for (on) cargo ship.9.Yes, I can, they are foam fire extinguisher, CO2 fire extinguisher, dry powder extinguisher.10.In general, there are fire-fighting (emergency) part, support part, first aid part and generalcommand part in a fire-fighting drills.11.Fire control plan should be located in bridge, engine room, corridor, and mess room etc.12.At least once three months. Generally speaking it is not allowed to launch lifeboat in theharbor.13.Retreat signal means the sound, visual or other signal to a team ordering it to return to its base.14.General alarm signal is a sound signal of seven short blasts and one prolonged blast given withthe vessel’s sound system.15.Fire patrol means a crew member of the watch going around the vessel at certain intervals sothat an outbreak of fire may be promptly detected.16.Damage control team is a group of crew members trained for fighting flooding in the vessel.17.Fuel/cargo/cars/container on fire.18.Yes, smoke toxic.19.Yes, fire under control.20.Yes, fire is extinguished.21.Yes, flooding has stopped.22.Major/minor water is in the vessel.23.Yes, danger of capsizing/sinking.24.Sea bottom is rocky/soft.25.Sea smooth/moderate/rough.第九章1.Course directed by the OSC to be steered at the beginning of a search.2.“Jettison of cargo” means throwing overboard of goods in order to lighter the vessel or improveits stability in case of an emergency.3.“Heel”means The difference between the starboard and port drafts due to wind or seas but“list” was caused by shifting a weight transversely4.“EPIRB” stands for emergency position-indicating radio beacon.5.“SAR” stands for search and rescue.6.“INMARSAT” stands for the international maritime satellite organization.7.“UTC” stands for universal time co-coordinated.8.“RCC” stands for rescue coordination center.9.“SART” stands for search and rescue radar transponder.10.Yes, I can. They are expanding square partner, sector search partner and parallel track searchpartner.11.Hampered vessel means a vessel restricted by her ability to manoeuvre by the nature of herwork or her deep draft.12.MMSI is Maritime Mobile Service Identity number.13.Must list is a list of crew, passengers and all on board and their functions in a distress or drill.14.OSC stands for On Scene Co-ordinator.15.VHF stands for Very High Frequency(30—300MHz).16.The result of search is negative.17.Yes, I will abandon vessel.18.2 lifeboats will be launched.19.5 persons will stay on board.20.Yes, I can proceed to distress position.21.My ETA at distress position is 1500 hours UTC.22.I require medical/fire fighting/tug/military/navigational assistance.第十章1.MADAY calling means a distress message.2.MADAY message should include ship’s name, call sign, position, ship’s distress time andnature.3.PAN-PAN calling means an urgency message .4.SECURITE calling means a safety message.5.Passengers are advised to put on warm clothing; long trousers, long-sleeved shirts; strong shoesand head covering while abandon the vessel.6.General emergency alarm is a sound signal of seven short blast and one prolonged blast givenwith the vessel’s sound system.7.Yes, pull the lifejacket over your head; tighten the strings well; pull the strings around yourwaist and tie in front.8.Parachute signal/hand signal/buoyant smoke/electric torch/daylight signal mirror/whistle can beused to attract attention after abandoning vessel.9.Bridge/engine room/cargo hold is the fire10.Fire fighting/tug/escort assistance is required.11.I have problems with engines/steering gear/navigation.12.Above/below waterline is the damage.13.Forward of my vessel is aground.14.I expect to refloat when the tide rising.15.Yes, I am ready for helicopter.16.2 persons injured.17.Yes, fire is under control.18.No.2 hold is flooding.19.Yes, I can proceed without assistance.20.The visibility is poor/good in my position.21.the wind direction is NE. force 8.第十一章1.Yes. Checking that the load line, are clearly marked on shell plating on each side andcorrespond with ILLC.2.Yes. Compass, Radar, ARPA, Echo-sounder, Speed and distance indicator, Ruder angle indicator,PRM indicator, Navigational lights will be checked.3.Yes. Lifeboats, lifeboat engine, lifeboat davit, lifebuoys, lifejackets, inflatable liferafts will bechecked.4.Yes. Fire detectors, fire fighting equipment, fire dampers, emergency fire pump will be checked.5.Yes. VHF and MF/HF radio installation, INMARSAT Ship Earth Station, NA VTEX Receiver,Satellite EPIRB, Radio life saving appliances, Radar transponder will be checked.6.Yes. Fire doors, Fire fighting equipment, Fire control plan, Fire detectors, Ventilation, Sanitaryfacilities will be checked.7.Yes. Oily-water filtering equipment, Oil discharge monitoring and control system. Oil recordbook, Garbage management plan, Garbage record book will be checked.8.Yes. Checking for the corrosion, deformation, cracking and fracture of hull, bulkheads and deck.9.The deficiencies are clearly hazardous to safety, health or the environment, and cannot berectified before leaving port.10.The deficiencies are clearly hazardous to safety, health or the environment.11.Yes. Understanding the PSC message of the destination port. Warmly greeting PSCO when theycome aboard.12.Life saving appliances and fire fighting apparatus are the key items to be checked within myduties onboard.第十二章1.SSO stands for Ship Security Officer.2.SSP stands for Ship Security Plan.3.DOC stands for Documents of Compliance .4.SSAS stands for Ship Security Alert System.5.CSO stands for Company Security Officer.6.ISSC stands for International Ship Security Certificate.7.CSR stands for Continues Synopsis Record.8.Yes. The restricted areas onboard are bridge, engine room, wheel house, cargo place and so on.9.Yes. The security officer must conduct regular security inspections, ensure that adequatetraining has been provided to shipboard personnel, connect with the CSO and the PFSOs.10.Yes. They are Security Alert System, AIS, etc.11.Require personal identification and reason to board. Manned to prevent unauthorized access.12.Patrolling deck areas. Preparations taken for a full or partial search of the ship. Access points toship limited.13.Conducting full or partial search of ship. Access restricted to single point. Suspend embarkationor debarkation.14.Call sign, ship’s name, the ship’s speed and course and destination can be receive and transmitby AIS.15.Manned gangway watch. Require personal identification and reason to board.。
航海英语听力与会话第三版(问答与口述题参考答案)
航海英语听力与会话第三版（问答与口述题参考答案）重庆交通大学应用技术学院航海技术2班此中翻译全属虚构如有雷同纯属巧合如究责任请找有道翻译无限航区船舶二/三副问答题参考答案第一章1.What’s your date of birth?你的出生日期。
My date of birth is ---2.What’s your seaman’s book number?你的队长的国籍?My seaman’s book number is -----3.where are you from ?你从哪里来?I am from ---4.What’s your Captain’s nationality?你的队长的国籍?My Captain’s nationality is ---5.What do you think is the most inportant thing on board?你认为什么是最重要的东西登机吗?I think the most important thing on board is safety navigation.6.Which ports do you often call at?你常说的哪些港口?We often an Shanghai, Xiamen, Hong Kong.7.What is your favorite TV program? 什么是你最喜欢的电视节目怎么样?My favorite TV program is news.8.What is your favorite Wob site?什么是你最喜欢的网站吗?My favorite Web site is ----9.What is your favorite day of the week ? why?什么是一周中最喜欢的那一天吗?为什么?My favorite day of the week is Saturday, because it is holiday.10.W hat is your favorite kind of movie?你最喜欢什么类型的电影?My favorite kind of movie is action movies.11.W hat is your favorite kind of music?你最喜欢什么类型的音乐?My favorite kind of music is pop music.12.W hat is your favorite magazine?什么是你最喜欢的杂志吗?My favorite magazine is ---13.W hat is the population of your hometow?你的人口有成年时离开了家乡吗?There are 5 thousand people in my hometown.14.W hat is the population of your country?人口是多少你的国家?The population of my country is 1.3 billion.15.W hat is the best thing about your hometown?最好的事情是什么你的家乡吗?The best thing about my hometown is the weather.16.W hat is the worst thing about your hometow?最坏的事情是什麽你的成年时离开了家乡吗? The worst thing about my hometown is living price is too high.especially house price.17.W hat’s your hometow like?你的家乡怎么样?My hometown is a small village.18.D o you have many disasters in your country which are caused by weather?你有在你的国家许多灾害所造成的天气怎么样?Yes, there are typhoon, flood. earthquake19.W hat sports do you like to watch on TV?你喜欢什么体育运动,在电视上看?I like to watch football game on TV.20.W hat do you think is the most popular sport in the world?你认为什么是世界上最流行的体育运动吗?I think playing football is the most popular sport in the world.第三章1.Can you list at least three mooring lines?你能列出至少三个系泊?Yes I can. They are spring line, breast, headline, stern line.2.What should be prepared before the pilot comes on board ?之前应作什么准备飞行员来同意吗I should prepare pilot ladder, overside (search) light, heaving line, pilot card etc. before the …3.What is the maximum speed through the water that your ship can anchor withoutrisking breaking the cable?速度通过最多的水,你的船能锚定而不冒险,打破了电缆?The maximum speed through the water is 2 knots that the ship can anchor without risking breaking the cable.4.What flag should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot?什么应该悬挂旗帜船舶时需要一名飞行员吗?The signal flag “Golf” should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot.5.How can a ship get in touch with a port before her arrival?如何能取得联系船向港口在她的到来吗?She can use VHF calling, Telex etc. to get in touch with a port…6.What ship’s particulars will pilot station usually ask for?何船资料将飞行员站?通常就会向Pilot station often asks ship’s maximum draft, LOA, air draft, displacement, cargo on board. ETA. Ship’s position etc.7.What should be reported to the pilot station?可以报道什么对飞行员车站在哪里?Same as above (we should ……. To the pilot station)8.What should be confirmed from the pilot station ?We should confirm the ETA, pilot on board time and boarding position. Which side to rig pilot ladder etc.9.When the vessel enters the VTS area ,what is requested to report ?当船舶进入VTS系统的区域,什么是要求报告吗?When the vessel enters the VTS area, we have to report the ship last port of call, next port of call, ship’s position, cargo onboard, ship’s draft, air draft to the VTS center. 10.W hat does “foul anchor” mean?“ Foul of anchor” means that the anchor has its own cable twisted around it or has fouled an obstruction.11.I f you are ordered: “Stand by both engines !” how should you reply and report?如果你命令:“站在两个引擎!”你应该怎样回复,报告吗?If ……….” I should reply “stand by both engines” and report “both engines are stand by, sir”12.C an you list three famous canals in the world?你能列举三个著名的运河的世界?Yes, the 3 famous canals are Suez Canal, Panama canal and Kiel canal.13.W hen you request the receiver to remain on channel 16 in VHF communication ,what do you say?当你请求接收机停留在通道高频16沟通,你会说什么呢?When I request…, I would say “ please stand by VHF channel 16”14.H ow do you rectify the mistake in marine VHF communication?你如何纠正错误的海洋VHF沟通?If I want to rectify the mistake in VHF , I will say “ Mistake. Correction” , Plus thecorrected part of the message.15.H ow do you emphasize the important part of a messge in maritime VHFcommunication?你怎么强调重要组成部分,对海域messge VHF沟通?To emphasis the important part of the message in maritime VHF communication, we should say “Repeat”, followed by the important part of the message.16.W hat does “abandon vessel”mean?“Abandon vessel” means to evacuate crew and passengers from a vessel following a distress.17.W hat does the abbreviation ETD stand for?什么时间(代表什么?“ETD” means “ estimated time of departure”18.W hat does “dredging of an anchor”mean?什么是疏浚锚”的意思是什么?The phrase “dredging of an anchor” means moving of an anchor over the sea bottom to control the movement of the vessel.19.W hat does “underway”mean?The phrase “under way’ means the vessel which is not at anchor, or made fast to the shore, or aground.20.W hat does ‘Dragging of an anchor”mean?“什么拖的锚”的意思是什么“Dragging of anchor” means moving of an anchor over the sea bottom involuntarily because it is no longer preventing the movement of the vessel.21. What is the difference between a “radar beacon” and a “radar reflector”?之间的差别是什么"雷达指标”和“雷达反射镜”?Radar beacon can transmit signals and used for locating on the shore, but radar reflector can only reflect signals used for SAR on the liferaft..22 How many objects do you need to get a position using ‘horizontal sextant angles”?有多少物体更能你需要找个位置用“水平穿刺视角”吗?3 objects.23 Why is a magnetic compass kept on board when a gyro compass is more accurate?为什么是磁罗经保存在船上当陀螺罗盘更准确吗?Because the magnetic compass can be used for emergency and adjustments.24 What do you report when the anchor has been heaved out of the ground and is clear of it'’你们有甚麽话当锚被抛出去了地面与清晰”Anchor aweigh.25 When preparing for anchoring what must you do before releasing the bow stoppers?当准备锚定之前你做应该释放弓瓶塞吗?Supply the power, Standby the anchor ball or light, Test the windlass, Put into the gear, Release the brake26 Would you let go an anchor from the hawse pipe if the depth was 75 meters?你会让去一个锚从管道hawse如果深度为75米吗?No, we should not let go anchor from hawse pipe directly, but the anchor can be released with windlass slowly.27 Why must you consider ship’s speed and sea depth when you release the bow stoppers?你为什么必须考虑船的速度和海洋深度当你释放弓瓶塞吗?Because when the depth is different, we should take different measures for anchoring. And for ship’s safety, during the different phase, the speed should be different, too. 28 What must always be brought and placed close to the pilot ladder well before the pilot’s embarkation?有什么要带来,接近放置在领航梯飞行员的登机?The lifebuoy with the lifeline, and at night, there should be a light.29 Why is it dangerous to anchor in ice?为什么是否有危险的船锚,在冰吗?The ice can change the angle of the anchor, affect the holding power, and freeze the ship.30 What flag is hoisted when the pilot has arrived on board‘’悬挂国旗是什么当飞行员已经到了装船”Flag “H”第四章1.How many classes of dangerous goods are there according to the IMDGCode ?Can you list some?多少个班级有危险货物按照《国际海运代码?你能列举一些吗?There are 9 classes of dangerous cargoes divided according to the IMDG. For example Class 1. Means explosive material, class 2. Flammable gas, class 3. Flammable liquid.2.What kind of cargo is classified as flammable cargo ?什么样的货物被划分为易燃货?Oil is classified as flammable cargo.3.Please describe the general nature of general cargo .请描述的一般特性普通货运。
无限航区船舶二三副英语评估口述题参考答案
航海英语听力与会话（第三版）口述题.第一章公共用语1. Please say something about your hometown.My hometown is Xiamen, it is a beautiful city in south china .my hometown is good port city. And famous for its tourism. Every year there are thousands of tourists coming from all parts of the country, they will enjoy the beautiful scenery. The fresh air and the blue sky. The people here are very kind and hospitable .they entertain their guests with delicious local seafood .I like my hometown very much.2. Self –introductionMy name is Li Ming. I am twenty years old. My hometown is Xiamen. It is a beautiful city in south china. I graduated from Xiamen Ocean Collage in 2006. I have been a seaman for two years. I am a third officer. I like the life on board. My hobby is playing basketball and football. I am interested in listening music and reading storybook. Listening music can help me relax and enjoy. In my spare time, I always listen music on deck.3. Say something about your family.I am from Xiamen. My family is small. There are three people in my family. They are my father, my mother and I. My father is a seaman. He is a captain. He likes navigating and fishing. My mother is a doctor. She work in a big hospital in Xiamen city. She is very busy. I am a student. Now I am studying at Xiamen Ocean Collage. I will graduate next year. I like reading book and playing football. We get along very well. I am very happy with the family.5. Your responsibilities on boardI work as an A.B. on board. My duty on board is keeping watches and doing maintenance work. Before sailing, I test the wheel, check the navigation lights, prepare the signal flags. When entering or leaving the port, I keep the navigation watch. During the voyage, I steer the wheel, and keep lookout. When at sea and traffic density is low, I usually do maintenance work. Such as derusting, painting or splicing work and so on.When berthing or unberthing, I do mooring and unmooring work. My position in these cases is forecastle or poop. When lying alongside, I keep the gangway watch.第三章靠离与锚泊业务1. As an officer on duty, how do you keep watch while the ship is at anchor?When the ship is at anc hor, the officer being on duty, I should comply with the captain’s order, keep continuous listening watch on VHF, and check anchor position frequently by GPS fixing and radar fixing. If any ship is coming ,I should keeping watch the coming vessel ,pay attention to her position to prevent the two ships from collision .in case of anchor dragging ,I will inform master, inform the engine room to stand by engine, and inform the harbour control.第四章装卸作业2. Describe the procedures before entering an enclosed space.Before we enter an enclosed space, ventilation should be carried out in advance; the concentration of oxygen should be checked. We will be prohibited from entering the space if it is low. In that case, we shall wear breathing apparatus .Some crew shall keep watch at the entrance and exit. The interphone shall be carried to contact others in time .electric torch and illuminating device shall be carried. In the event of dangers, we shall call for help and withdraw.4. Describe the actions to be taken in case of an oil spill on board.If an oil spill happens on board, the person on the spot shall report to bridge immediately and take some measures such as shut off the oil pump. The bridge will sound the alarm. On hearing the alarm, all the crew shall carry tools to remove the spilled oil immediately. Before bunkering, precautions must be taken, such as plugging deck scuppers, placing oil removing tools and fire –fighting equipment on the bunkering spot, closely monitoring oil level, ensuring the communication between watchmen and bunkering tanker.第五章航行1. The duties of watch –keeping when underway.When underway, a proper lookout shall be kept continuously .give way to the coming vessel early and give her a wide berth. Keep listening on VHF 16 .take ship’s position frequently to ensure the ship on the planned courses .stand by to proceed in reduced visibility. Check the navigational instruments frequently to see if they are in good working order. Anyway, various means shall be employed to ensure the navigational safety of the ship.2. Describe the bridge shift change.The relieving officer must relieve the watch on time, reporting to the bridge early enough become informed of the situation before taking over the watch. The relieving officer must read and understand the entries in the master’s Night Order Book and sign it to indicate understanding of the master’s order. He must confirm the ship’s present position. Review related charts and publications, discuss the navigational situation with the officer on watch and check the ship’s gyro course recorder. If satisfied that all the above information is correct, in order and understood, the relieving officer will finally relieve the officer on watch. The watch officer must not surrender the watch until assured that the relieving officer is physically capable and fully understand the steaming situation. The watch is not to be relieved during a maneuver.4. Describe advantages of various tools or technologies for proper lookout.Proper lookout includes but is not limited by the following: visual lookout, hearing, Radar, VHF, Telescope, etc... By visual lookout, the prevailing circumstances and conditions in the vicinity o the vessel can be clearly known. By using Radar, the range and bearing of objects can be detected so as determine if risk of collision exist. According to the figures, you can decide when, where and how to avoid the unfavorable situations. It is convenient for navigators to communicate easily with each other through VHF. The purpose of proper lookout is to maintain safety. According to the prevailing circumstances and conditions, various tool and technologies are used, to keep the vessel’s safety.第八章消防与船员自救1. Describe fire precautions on board.Have fire patrols in all spaces regularly. Be careful to extinguish cigarettes completely. Never smoke in bed. Never smoke on deck except in areas labeled as smoking areas. Never throw a cigarette overboard. The naked light and open fire is strictly prohibited. Never use an electric iron in cabin. Carry out fire fighting drill every month. The fire fighting equipment shall be checking at regular intervals .if anything is found ,it shall be solved in time to ensure they are ready for use at any time, the fire fighting drills shall be carried out every month to assimilate every crew member with his own duties. After the fire alarm is sounded, all the crew shall go to the assembly station. the commanded will call the roll and report the number to the bridge .the bridge will take measures according to different situations, the routine fire fighting work is very important. Every person on board shall pay attention to fire precautions to ensure thesafety of ship and personnel.3 Describe the measures taken on board if aground.If a ship is aground. Must stop engine. Sound general emergency alarm. Exhibit lights / shapes and make any appropriate sound signals. Check hull for damage. Sound bilge and tanks. Sound around ship to determine which way deep water lies and the nature of the seabed. Obtain information on local currents and tides. Reduce the draft of the ship or wait the rise of the tide for re-floating4 describe the measures taken on board if on fire.If a fire is found on board. We must sound the fire alarm. Call master to the bridge if he is not on the bridge. Muster crew. Each crewmember has to carry out his assigned duty. Determine the class of fire. Use appropriate extinguishers to put the fire off. Close down ventilation fans and all doors to prevent the spread of the fire. Check for missing and injured persons. When the fire is extinguished, post a fire watch and check the fire area to prevent the re-ignition of the fire. Rope off the fire area.第九章救助2 Describe the responses when a person falls overboard.Release lifebuoy with light and smoke signal on the side the crew member has fallen overboard. Take immediate avoiding action so as not to run over the man over the man overboard. Sound three prolonged blasts of the ship’s whistle. Post a lookout to maintain a continuous watch on the man overboard. Hoist signal flag ‘O’. Commence a recovery maneuver, such as a Williamson turn. Note ship’s position, wind speed and direction and time. Inform engine room. Place engine on stand-by. Must rescue boat’s crew. Rig pilot ladder/nets to assist in the recovery. Broadcast URGENCY message to ships in the vicinity.3. Describe briefly the GMDSS.GMDSS means Global Maritime Distress and Safety system. It will establish communication between ship and shore in time, and avoid and decrease accidents at sea, to ensure the safety of crew and ship. GMDSS consists of INMASAT A, B, C; VHF, MF/HF, DSC, SART, EPIRB, Navtex, SSB, and so on. GMDSS can provide to ships weather forecast, navigation and safety warning, and the accurate position of vessel in distress. In case of emergence, vessels will transmit distress messages to coast station, ant the vessel in distress will be rescued.4. Describe briefly the DSC distress alert.DSC is a part of GMDSS on board. It is used to communications between ship and shore, ship and ship. It is the important equipment to transmit signals when a vessel is in distress. The format of distress alert is as follows: MMSI position, time, nature of distress, and later means of communication, such as telephone or telex. DSC is very important. It is very helpful for assistance in distress, which makes it more possible for ships to be salvaged.第十章遇险1．Send a Mayday message according to the given information.Mayday, Mayday, Mayday. This is MV Blue Whale, Blue Whale. My call sign is WXCP, Whisky, X-ray, Charlie, Papa. My present position is 47o 4’ N, 50o8’ W. there is explosion and fire in the engine room. We have been doing our best in fire fighting but the ship is still in danger. We need fire fighting assistance. Over.2. Send a Mayday message according to the given information.Mayday, Mayday, Mayday. This is MV South Pacific, South Pacific. My call sign is NOPE, November, Oscar, Papa, Echo. I am aground. My present position is 22o 04’ N, 127o 08’ E. We have tried to refloat. But the wind is too strong and the ship is in danger. We need tug assistance. Over.3. Send a Pan Pan message according to the given information.Pan Pan, Pan Pan, Pan Pan. This is MV White Snow, White Snow. My call sign is ALMI, Alpha, Lima, Mike, India. My main engine has broken down. My present position is 22o 04’ N, 127o 08’ E . My ship is rolling and pitching heavily due to strong wind and is in danger. We need tug assistance. Over.4. Send a Pan Pan message according to the given information.Pan Pan, Pan Pan, Pan Pan. This is MV Blue Sea, Blue Sea. My call sign is BERN, Bravo, Echo, Romeo, November. My present position is 22o 04’ N, 127o 08’ E . My steering gear has broken down. The vessel is out of control and adrift. I am in danger. I need convoy assistance. Over.第十一章港口国检查2 Please describe the preparatory work or the daily maintenance work to be done by you before a PSC inspection.I am a third officer. I am responsible for the care of the fire-fighting appliances, life-saving appliances, ship’s signaling equipment and signal flags. Before a PSC inspection, I must ensure that all these appliances and equipments are in good condition and available for immediate use. Prepare these appliances inspecting and maintaining plans, Prepare the records of inspection, test and maintenance of all these appliances.第十二章ISPS2 Please describe something about Automatic Identification System.Automatic Identification System is device that transmits information about your ship and receives the same from other ships. An example of information transmitted would be: Call s ign, ship’s name, the ship’s speed, course and destination. The AIS is an important tool for coastal states to monitor ship traffic and to detect possible threats. Coast stations can also receive this information.4. please describe something about ship security training and drill.On board ship, trainings and drills of Security are very important. Usually the security training is carried out once a month. And the security drill is carried out once every three months. The ship imagines a security incident during the drill. All the crewmembers must take part in the drill. The security officers is in charge of the training. All personnel except the duty members must join the activity. Imagining a incident, transmitting alert, carrying out different duties by the crew, summarizing the above result and submitting a report to company are the basic procedure of ship security training and drill.。
航海英语听力与会话第三版(问答题)
航海英语听力与会话第三版（问答题）航海英语听力与会话第三版问答题参考答案第一章 1．What's your date of birth?My date of birth is ---2．What's your seaman's book number?My seaman’s book number is -----3．Where are you from?I am from ---4．What's your Captain's nationality?My Captai n’s nationality is ---5．What do you think is the most important thing on board?I think the most important thing on board is safety navigation. 6．Which ports do you often call at?We often call at Shanghai, Xiamen, Hong Kong.7．What is your favorite TV program?My favorite TV program is news.8．What is your favorite Web site?My favorite Web site is ----9．What is your favorite day of the week? Why?My favorite day of the week is Saturday, because it is holiday.10．What is your favorite kind of movie?My favorite kind of movie is action movies. 11．What is your favorite kind of music?My favorite kind of music is pop music.12．What is your favorite magazine?My favorite magazine is ---13．What is the population of your hometown?There are 5 thousand people in myhometown.14．What is the population of your country?The population of my country is 1.3 billion. 15．What is the best thing about your hometown?The best thing about my hometown is ---16．What is the worst thing about your hometown?The worst thing about my hometown is ---17．What's your hometown like?My hometown is a small village.18．Do you have many disasters in you country which are caused by weather?Yes, there are typhoon, flooding.19．What sports do you like to watch on TV?I like to watch football game on TV.20．What do you think is the most popular sport in the world?I think playing football is the most popular sport in the world.第三章 1．Can you list at least three mooring lines?Yes I can. They are spring line, breast, headline, stern line.2．What should be prepared before the pilot comes on board?I should prepare pilot ladder, heaving line, overside (search) light, pilot card etc.4．What flag should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot?The signa l flag “Golf” should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot.5．How can a ship get in touch with a port before her arrival?She can use VHF calling.6．What ship's particulars will pilot station usually ask for?Pilot station often asks ship’s maximum draft,LOA, air draft, displacement, cargo on board.ETA etc.7．What should be reported to the pilot station?Your ship’s present position and your ETA atpilot station or anchorage.8．What should be confirmed from the pilotstation?Pilot boarding time and place. Which side torig pilot ladder etc.9．When the vessel enters the VTS area, what is requested to report?Ship’s name and call sign, present course and speed, EAT at the pilot station, last port of call, next port of call, etc.10．What does “foul anchor” mean?“ Foul of anchor” means that the anchor hasits own cable twisted around it or has fouledan obstruction.11．If you are ordered: “Stand by both engines!” how should you reply and report?I should reply “stand by both engines” and report “both engines are stand by, sir”12．Can you list three famous canals in the world?Yes, the 3 famous canals are Suez Canal,Panama canal, Kiel canal and Erie canal(伊利运河)13．When you request the receiver to remain on channel 16 in VHF communication, what doyou say?When I request…, I would say “ please standby VHF channel 16”14．How do you rectify the mistake in marine VHF communication?If I want to rectify the mistake in VHF , I will say “ Mistake. Correction” , Plus thecorrected part of the message.15．How do you emphasize the important part of a message in maritime VHF communication?To emphasis the important part of themessage in maritime VHF communication,we should say “Repeat”, followed by the important part of the message.16．What does “abandon vessel” mean? “Abandon vessel” means to evacuate crewand passengers from a vessel following a distress.17．What does the abbreviation ETD stand for? “ETD” means “ estimated time of departure”18．What does “dredging of an anchor” mean? The phrase “dredging of an anchor” means moving of an anchor over the sea bottom tocontrol the movement of the vessel.20．What does “dragging of an anchor” mean ?“Dragging of anchor” means moving of ananchor over the sea bottom involuntarilybecause it is no longer preventing themovement of the vessel.第四章3．Please describe the general nature of general cargo.General cargo means the cargo consists of avariety of goods, which are packed separately.They are different in shape and size.11．What does the abbreviation SWL stand for?SWL stand for Safe Working Load.14．What preparations shall be done before loading cargo?Cargo list, stowage plan, dunnage planks andmats, unlocking the hatch covers, rigging thehatchrails, must be prepared before loadingcargo.15．What is the loading capacity of your vessel?The loading capacity if my vessel is 5000tons.16．What cargo handling gear and equipment does your vessel have?My vessel has derricks and winches.17．What can be used to remove spillage?Dispersant分散剂, suction equipment,skimmers can be used to remove spillage.18．What shall be ensured before entering the enclosed space?If there are any toxic gas in the enclosed space.20．What must you wear when you enter an enclosed space?I must wear breathing apparatus, safetyhelmet, safety shoes etc. when I enter…第五章1．Why is it important to sound fog signals?To sound fog signal can notice other ship alert, it can reduce the risk of collision.4．How does the OOW assess risk of collision generally?The OOW use CPA and TCPA to assess risk of collision generally.5．How should the relieving officer behave in case a bridge manoeuvre already took place but has not been over?The relieving officer must defer taking overthe watch until the bridge manoeuvre hasbeen over.6．List the main items to be updated on the pilot card?draft forward, draft aft, draft amidships, etc. 7．Besides thecollision risks, what else should you monitor on watch in reduced visibility?I should monitor the risk of aground. 8．How do you know the VHF channels to be monitored when leaving port?I can know it from port entry or list of radio signal..9．What should the Master expect from the OOW on arriving at the bridge?A brief description of the most critical threatand the intended action followed by a generalsummary of situation.10．Who should be in attendance when a pilot ison the ladder?An officer and a sailor should be inattendance when a pilot is on the ladder.11．When would you instruct a lookout to assist you on the bridge?When navigating in heavy traffic area orrestricted visibility.12．What effect will the general alarm have on all the crew?All crew have to go to their assembly station. 13．Why is record keeping a necessary part of watchkeeping?Because the record is of great help to resolve disputes in accidents.14．Apart from those for navigation safety, what else should you do on an anchor watch?Apart from those for navigation safety, Ishould give a caution to crew members safety,prevent fire and oil pollution .15．How would you conveniently, check the compass error in pilotage waters?We can use magnetic range to check thecompass error in pilotage water.28．Do you have any list?No, I am on even keel.29．Are you on even keel?Yes, I am on even keel.第七章9．Whom shall be reported to in case of an oil pollution incident?The nearest coastal state, the company and the flag state.11．What anti-stowaway precautions should you take before the vessel sails from a port?We shall search void spaces, chain lockersand other places.12．What is your first response when you detect a fire?Sound alarm and report to the bridge.13．What can be used to handle an oil spill?Booms, suction equipment, skimmers,biodegradation, dissolution, etc16．What will you first do if you find some oil near your vesselwhile bunkering?Stop bunkering.17．What will you do first if a crewmember was seriously injured?I will do the first aid if a crewmember was seriously injured.18．What will you do first if your vessel is under attack by pirates?Sound alarm, ask for military assistance.第八章 1．What kind of fire extinguishers can you use for anelectric fire?CO2 (carbon dioxide) fire extinguisher or dry chemical fire extinguisher2．What cannot be used for an electric fire?Water type fire extinguisher and foam fireextinguisher can not be used for an electricfire3．What are the three components of fire?They are fuel, heat and air.4．How often is a fire drill required to be carried out on cargo ships?At least once a month for cargo ship. 5．What must you do first if you find a fire on board?He must sound alarm firstly.6．What does the Muster List show?The muster list shows list of crew, passengersand all on board and their functions in adistress or drill.7．What will you first do if you see a person fall overboard?If a person falls overboard, we should soundalarm, record ship’s position, throw out thelife buoy, stand by engine, broadcast urgencymessage.8．How often is a boat drill required to be carried out on board a cargo ship?At least once a month for cargo ship. 9．Can you list at least three different kinds of fire extinguishers?Yes, I can, they are foam fire extinguisher,COfire extinguisher, dry powder 2extinguisher.10．In general, what parties are involved in a fire drill?In general, there are fire-fighting party,support party, first aid party and generalcommand party in a fire-fighting drills. 11．Where should fire control plan be located?Fire control plan should be located in bridge,engine room, corridor, and mess room etc.13．What does “retreat signal” mean?Retreat signal means the sound, visual orother signal to a team ordering it to return toits base.15．What does “fire patrol” mean?Fire patrol means a crew member of thewatch going around the vessel at certainintervals so that an outbreak of fire may bepromptly detected.17．What is on fire?Fuel/cargo/cars/container on fire. 18．Is smoke toxic?Yes, smoke is toxic.19．Is fire under control?Yes, fire under control.20．Is the fire extinguished?Yes, fire is extinguished.21．Has flooding stopped?Yes, flooding has stopped.22．How much water is in the vessel?Major/minor water is in the vessel. 23．Is danger imminent?Yes, danger of capsizing/sinking.25．What is the sea state?Sea smooth/moderate/rough.第九章1．What does “initial course” mean in search and rescue operation? Course directed by the OSC to be steered atthe beginning of a search.2．What does “jettison of cargo” mean?“Jettison of cargo” means throwingoverboard of goods in order to lighter thevessel or improve its stability in case of anemergency.3．What's the difference between “heel” and“list”?“ Heel” means The difference between thestarboard and port drafts due to wind or seasbut “list” was caused by shifting a weighttransversely4．What does “EPIRB” stand for?“EPIRB” stands for Emergency PositionIndicating Radio Beacon.5．What does SAR stand for?“SAR” stands for Search and Rescue.6．What is INMARSAT short for?“INMARSAT” stands for the International Maritime Satellite Organization.7．What does UTC stand for?“UTC” stands for Universal TimeCoordinated.8．What does RCC stand for?“RCC” stands for Rescue CoordinationCenter.9．What is SART?“SART” stands for Search and Rescue Radar Transponder.13．What is “Muster list”?Must list is a list of crew, passengers and allon board and their functions in a distress ordrill.14．What does OSC stand for?OSC stands for On Scene Coordinator. 15．What does VHF stand for?VHF stands for Very HighFrequency(30-300MHz).16．What is the result of search?The result of search is negative. 17．Will you abandon vessel?Yes, I will abandon vessel.18．How many lifeboats will you launch?2 lifeboats will be launched.19．How many persons will stay on board?5 persons will stay on board.20．Can you proceed to distress position?Yes, I can proceed to distress position. 21．What is your ETA at distress position?My ETA at distress position is 1500 hours UTC.22．What kind of assistance is required?I require medical/firefighting/tug/military/navigational assistance.第十章1．What does MAYDAY calling mean in marine communications?MADAY calling means a distress message. 2．What should be included in MAYDAY messages?MADAY message should include ship’s name,call sign, position, ship’s distress time andnature.3．What does PAN-PAN calling mean in marinecommunications?PAN-PAN calling means an urgencymessage .4．What does SECURITE calling mean in marine communications?SECURITE calling means a safety message. 6．What is the general emergency alarm?General emergency alarm is a sound signal ofseven short blast and one prolonged blastgiven with the vessel’s sound system.7．Can you give a briefing on how to put on lifejackets?Yes, pull the lifejacket over your head; tightenthe strings well; pull the strings around yourwaist and tie in front.8．What can be used to attract attention after abandoning the vessel?Parachute signal/hand signal/buoyantsmoke/electric torch/daylight signalmirror/whistle can be used to attract attentionafter abandoning vessel.9．Where is the fire?Bridge/engine room/cargo hold is the fire 10．What kind ofassistance is required?Fire fighting/tug/escort assistance is required. 11．What problems do you have?I have problems with engines/steering gear/navigation.12．Where is the damage?Above/below waterline is the damage.13．What part of your vessel is aground?Forward of my vessel is aground.14．When do you expect to refloat?I expect to refloat when the tide rising. 17．Is the fire under control?Yes, fire is under control.18．Where is flooding?No.2 hold is flooding.19．Can you proceed without assistance?Yes, I can proceed without assistance. 20．What is the visibility in your position?The visibility is poor/good in my position.第十一章 2．Can you list some items to be checked for navigational equipment in PSC inspections?Yes. Compass, Radar, ARPA, Echo-sounder,Speed and distance indicator, Ruder angleindicator, PRM indicator, Navigational lightswill be checked.3．Can you list some items to be checked for life-saving appliances in PSC inspections?Yes. Lifeboats, lifeboat engine, lifeboat davit,lifebuoys, lifejackets, inflatable liferafts willbe checked.4．Can you list some items to be checked for fire-fighting arrangement in PSC inspections?Yes. Fire detectors, fire fighting equipment,fire dampers, emergency fire pump will bechecked.5．Can you list some items to be checked for radio equipment in PSC inspections?Yes. VHF and MF/HF radio installation,INMARSAT Ship Earth Station, NAVTEXReceiver, Satellite EPIRB, Radio life savingappliances, Radar transponder will bechecked.6．Can you list some items to be checked for accommodation in PSC inspections?Yes. Fire doors, Fire fighting equipment, Firecontrol plan, Fire detectors, Ventilation,Sanitary facilities will be checked.9．How do you describe the influences of ship detention?The deficiencies are clearly hazardous tosafety, health or the environment, and cannotbe rectified before leaving port.12．What are the key items to be checked within your duties onboard?Life saving appliances and fire fightingapparatus are the key items to be checkedwithin my duties onboard.第十二章 1．What does SSO stand for?SSO stands for Ship Security Officer. 2．What does SSP stand for?SSP stands for Ship Security Plan.5．What does CSO stand for?CSO stands for Company Security Officer. 8．Can you list some restricted areas onboard?Yes. The restricted areas onboard are bridge,engine room, wheel house, cargo place and soon.9．Can you list some responsibilities of a shipsecurity officer?Yes. The security officer must conduct regularsecurity inspections, ensure that adequatetraining has been provided to shipboardpersonnel, connect with the CSO and thePFSOs.15．How do you control the unauthorizedboarding at gangway?Manned gangway watch. Require personal identification and reason to board.。
航海英语听力与会话第三版-口述题新参考答案学习啊
学英语简单吗？肯定会有许多学生说：“难死了”。
为什么有好多学生对英语的学习都感到头疼呢？答案只有一个：“不得法。
” 英语与汉语一样都是一种语言，为什么你说汉语会如此流利？那是因为你置身于一个汉语环境中，如果你在伦敦呆上半年，保准说起英语来会非常流利。
但很多中学生没有很好的英语环境，那么你可以自己设置一个英语环境，坚持“多说”、“多听”、“多读”、“多写”，那么你的英语成绩肯定会很出色。
一、多“说”。
自己多创造机会与英语教师多讲英语，见了同学，尤其是和好朋友在一起时尽量用英语去问候，谈心情……这时候你需随身携带一个英汉互译小词典，遇到生词时查一下这些生词，也不用刻意去记，用的多了，这个单词自然而然就会记住。
千万别把学英语当成负担，始终把它当成一件有趣的事情去做。
或许你有机会碰上外国人，你应大胆地上去跟他打招呼，和他谈天气、谈风景、谈学校……只是别问及他的年纪，婚史等私人问题。
尽量用一些你学过的词汇，句子去和他谈天说地。
不久你会发现与老外聊天要比你与中国人谈英语容易的多。
因为他和你交谈时会用许多简单词汇，而且不太看重说法，你只要发音准确，准能顺利地交流下去。
只是你必须要有信心，敢于表达自己的思想。
如果没有合适的伙伴也没关系，你可以拿过一本书或其它什么东西做假想对象，对它谈你一天的所见所闻，谈你的快乐，你的悲伤等等，长此坚持下去你的口语肯定会有较大的提高。
二、多“听”寻找一切可以听英语的机会。
别人用英语交谈时，你应该大胆地去参与，多听听各种各样人的发音，男女老少，节奏快的慢的你都应该接触到，如果这样的机会少的话，你可以选择你不知内容的文章去听，这将会对你帮助很大，而你去听学过的课文的磁带，那将会对你的语言语调的学习有很大的帮助。
三、多“读”。
“读”可以分为两种。
一种是“默读”。
每天给予一定时间的练习将会对你提高阅读速度有很大的好处，读的内容可以是你的课本，但最好是一些有趣的小读物，因为现在的英语高考越来越重视阅读量和阅读速度。
第三版航海英语听力与会话(口述简答参中英考答案)
第一章公共用语口述题1. Please say something about your hometown. 请评价一下你的家乡例一(简单)(1) My hometown is Dalian. Dalian is a beautiful city. 我的家乡是大连。
大连是一座美丽的城市。
It is in the Liaoning Province, facing the Bohai Sea. 它是在辽宁省,面对渤海。
There are about 5 million people in the city. 大约有500万人在城市。
(2) It is a famous tourist coastal city in China. Its climate around the year is suitable and comfortable for living. 它是著名的旅游沿海城市，整年的气候很合适,舒适对于的生活。
The sky is blue and the air is clean. There are many famous spots attracting many tourists every year. 天空是蓝色的,空气是那么清新。
有许多著名的景点每年吸引了很多游客。
(3) The specialties of Dalian is the seafood. There are many good restaurants providing delicious seafood. 大连特色是海鲜。
有很多好的餐厅提供可口的海鲜。
例二（稍难）I come from Zhoushan我来自舟山Zhoushan is a city in Zhejiang province舟山是浙江省一个城市It is a small city with a population of about 100,000. 这是一个小城市的人口大约10万It is located by the sea. It is a famous tourist city. 它坐落在海边。
航海英语听力与会话问答题规范标准答案(第三版)
第一章公共英语问答题1 what is your date of your birth?My date of birth is the 7th of April 1967.2 what is your seamen’s book number?It’s A396625.3 where are you from?I am from Dalian china.4 what is your captain’s nationality ?My captain’s national ity is china.5 what do you think is the most Important thing on board?I think the most Important thing on board is safety.6 what ports do you often call at?I often call at Dalian , shanghai, and Honkong port.7 what is your favorite TV program?My favorite TV program is sports program.8 what is your favorite web site?My favorite web site is www. .9 what is your favorite day of the week? Why?My favorite day of the week is Friday. Because it is the weekend day.10 what is your favorite kind of movie?My favorite movie is action movie.11 what is your favorite kind of music?My favorite music is light music.12 what is your favorite magazine?My favorite magazine is TIMES.13 what is the population of your hometown?The population of my hometown is five million.14 what is the population of your country?The population of my country is one billion and three hundred million.15 what is the best thing about your hometown?The best thing about my hometown is the weather. It is not hotter in summer and not colder in winter.16 what is the worst thing about your hometown?The worst thing is the living price is too high, especially house price.17 what is your hometown like?My hometown is a middle size city but suitable for living.18 Do you have many disasters in your country which are caused by weather?Yes. There are many disasters, such as earthquakes, flooding, typhoon etc.19 what sport do you like to watch on TV?I like to watch football games on TV.20 what do you think is the most popular sport in the world?I think the most popular sport in the world is football.第二章进出港业务问答题1 what’s the validity of Gargo Ship Safety Equipment Certifcate?5 years.2 what flag should be hoisted when a vessel requires quarantine inspection?Q flag3 can a ship enter a foreign port before quarantine inspection?No , she can’t.4 why must the customs officer seal the Bonded Store?In order to prevent the crew from smuggling.5 please list 5 ship’s certificates.Classification CertificateCargo Ship Safety Construction CertificateCargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate.International Tonnage Certificate.International Load Line Certificate.6 are cigarettes and liquor exempted from customs duties?No.7 how can the captain do with the shore passes before leaving a port? Collect and return them to the immigration officer.8 which certificate prescribes general requirements for the functions ofradiotelegraphy installation for lifeboat onboard?Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate.9 which certificate specifies the freeboard assignment of a ship?International Load Line Certificate.10 which document demonstrates a ship being in a fit and efficientcondition and classed?Classification Certificate.11 if your ship needs provisions and /or replenishments ,how do you getthem?We can get them from ship chandler.12 what documents should you show when you go through the customsformalities?Import Cargo Manifest, Last port clearance, Declaration of Personal Effects, Bonded store list, crew list.13 who issues the shore passes to the crewmembers wishing to go ashore? Immigration officer.14 what documents should generally be shown to quarantine officer?the vaccination list and the yellow book; the de-ratting certificate.15 what documents should generally be shown to customs officer?personal effects list; ship’s boned store list; Import Cargo Manifest.16 what documents should generally be shown to immigration officer?the crew list ;the crew’s passport and the seaman’s book第三章靠离和锚泊业务问答题1.can you list at least three mooring lines?Head line; stern line; breast line.2.what should be prepared before the pilot comes on board?The pilot ladder, a heaving line and a life buoy.3.what is the maximum speed through the water that your ship can anchor without risking breaking the cable?General speaking less than 2 knots.4.what flag should be hoisted when a vessel requires a pilot?G flag.5.how can a ship get in touch with a port before her arrival?By VHF.6.what ship’s particulars will pilot station usually ask for?LOA ; ETA ; draft fore and aft; GT and NT etc.7.what should be reported to the pilot station?The ship’s present position; ETA at pilot station.8.what should be confirmed from the pilot station?Time and place for picking up the pilot; the ship’s side on which pilot ladder will be rigged.9.when the vessel enters the VTS area ,what is requested to report?Ship’s name ,call sign , present course and speed; draft; ETA at pilot station.10.what does “foul anchor” mean?Means that anchor has its own cable twisted around it.11.if you are ordered : “Stand by both engines !”how should you reply and report?Reply:Stand by both engines and report: Both engines stand by.12.can you list three famous canals in the world?Panama canal; Suez canal ;Kiel canal13.whenyou request the receiver to remain on channel 16in VHF communication ,what do you say?Stand by on channel 16.14.how do you rectify the mistake in marine VHF communication?Say “mistake”，then followed by the word “correction”and the corrected part of the message.15.how do you emphasize the important part of a message in maritime VHF communication?Say“repeat”，then followed by the important part of the message. 16.what does “abandon vessel” mean?Evacuate the crew and passengers from a distress vessel.17.what does the abbreviation ETD stand for?Estimated time of departure.18.what does “dredging of an anchor” mean ?Means moving an anchor over the sea bottom to control the movement of the vessel.19.what does “underway” mean?“underway” mean s the ship which is not at anchor, or aground ,or fast to the shore.20.what does “dragging of an anchor” mean?It means that the anchor is moving over the sea bottom involuntarily because it is no longer preventing the movement of the vessel.21.What is the difference between a “radar beacon”and a “radar reflector”?Radar beacon can transmit signals and used for locating on the shore, but radar reflector can only reflect signals used for SAR on the liferaft. 22.How many objects do you need to get a position using ‘horizontal sextant angles”?3 objects.23.Why is a magnetic compass kept on board when a gyro compass is more accurate?Because the magnetic compass can be used for emergency.24.What do you report when the anchor has been heaved out of the ground and is clear of it?Anchor is aweigh.25.When preparing for anchoring what must you do before releasing the bow stoppers?Supply the power, Standby the anchor ball or light, Test the windlass, Put into the gear, Release the brake.26.Would you let go an anchor from the hawse pipe if the depth was 75 meters?No, we should not let go anchor from hawse pipe directly.27.Why mu st you consider ship’s speed and sea depth when you release the bow stoppers?Because when the depth is different, we should take different measures for anchoring. And for ship’s safety, during the different phase, the speed should be different, too.28.What must always be brought and placed close to the pilot ladder well before the pilot’s embarkation?The lifebuoy with the lifeline, and at night, there should be a light.29.Why is it dangerous to anchor in ice?It is dangerous to anchor in ice, because the whole ship hull will be trapped in the ice and the floating ice may kick the cable and the hull.. 30.What flag is hoisted when the pilot has arrived on board?Flag “H”.第四章装卸作业问答题1.How many classes of dangerous goods are there according to the IMDG Code? Can you list some ?9 classes . Such as explosives, gasses, flammable liquids, corrosives. 2.what kind of cargo is classified as flammable cargo?Cargo with its flashing point at 61℃or below..3.please describe the general nature of general cargo.General cargo is made up of all kinds of goods. It can be divided into containerized, non- containerized and refrigerated cargo.4.please describe the general nature of bulk cargo .Bulk cargo is the cargo without packing when under transport such as grain, coal etc.5.what kind of cargo is canvas sling suitable for lifting?bagged cargo etc.6.what kind of cargo is chain sling suitable for lifting?General cargo like steel, timbers.7.what kind of cargo is net sling suitable for lifting?General cargo in bags.8.what does the abbreviation COW stand for?Cow stands for crude oil washing.9.what does “jettison of cargo “mean?It means to deliberately throw cargo over board for ship’s safety sake. 10.what does “compatibility of goods” mean?It means different cargoes can be stowed in the same hold without affecting each other .11.what does the abbreviation SWL stand for ?SWL stands for safe working load.12.what does “shifting cargo “ mean?It refers to move the cargo transversely.13.what does “Union purchase “ mean?It means a rig in which a pair of derricks is combined, also known as “coupled derricks “ or “married falls”.14.what preparations shall be done before loading cargo?Before loading cargo hold should be cleaned and cargo gears should be prepared.15.what is the loading capacity of your vessel?My vessel‘s loading capacity is 15000 tons .16.what cargo handling gear and equipment does your vessel have ?My vessel has deck cranes and derricks.17.what can be used to remove spillage?Oil spillage can be removed by oil absorbent chemical agent.18.what shall be ensured before entering the enclosed space?ventilation shall be ensured .19.please list some cargo papersStowage plan ；hatch list ；bill of loading ；cargo manifest.20.what must you wear when you enter an enclosed space?We must wear breathing apparatus.第五章航行问答题1.Why is it important to sound fog signals?When the visibility is poor, fog signals may indicate the present position of own vessel and warn the other vessels.2. when would you sound the general alarm?Drill; in emergency conditions.3.when should an OOW notify the master immediately for emergency ship-handling or complicated navigation ? please list some .The officer on watch will notify the master such conditions as failure to sight land or navigation mark, heavy traffic, low visibility or at other critical moment.4.how does OOW assess risk of collision generally?By applying radar to plot DCPA and TCPA of the approaching vessels..5.how should the relieving officer behave in case a bridge manoeuver already took place but has not been over?The hand over must be deferred until the action is completed.6.list the main items to be updated on the pilot card?It includes the particulars of the ship( draft, speed, course), conditions of the facilities shipboard which might affect safe navigation(radar, gyro,VHF).7.besides the collision risks ,what else should you monitor on watch in reduced visibility?Generally navigation lights, the compasses and the equipments on the bridge.8.how do you know the VHF channels to be monitored when leaving port? If the VHF is monitored, the indication light will light up.9.what should the Master expect from the OOW on arriving at the bridge?A brief description about position, course, speed and the intended track.10.who should be in attendance when a pilot is on the ladder ?OOW.11.when would you instruct a lookout to assist you on the bridge?when the visibility becomes poor or in case of other difficult or emergent situations.12.what effect will the general alarm have on all the crew?On hearing the general alarm all crewmembers should go immediately to emergency stations.13.why is record keeping a necessary part of watch keeping?It may provide evidence for the any accident.14.apart from those for navigation safety ,what else should you do on an anchor watch?Check the anchor position; pay attention to the vessels nearby and the weather condition.15.how would you conveniently ,check the compass error in pilotage waters?Compare the leading mark with the compass bearings.16.If a sailing ship is overtaking a power-driven vessel,who has the rightof way?Power-driven vessel has the right of way.17.A power-driven vessel is on a collision course with a fishing trawler. Who has the right of way?The fishing trawler has the right of way.18.How many meters are there in a nautical mile?1852m.19. If you travel from Panama to New York．Will your latitude increase or decrease?The latitude will increase.20.How many “position 1ines”are needed to make a position?At least two position lines.21. Can you define the very important term “underway”?The ship is not at anchor, or made fast to the shore, or aground.22. You observe a ship during daytime,exhibiting three balls on the same halyard. What has happened?The vessel agound.23. What does the abbreviation IALA stand for?International association of lighthouse authorities.24. Is it safe to pass north of a North Mark?Yes, it is safe.25. Is it safe to pass north of a South Mark?No, it isn’t safe.26. Does “variation”change due to ship’s position?Yes, it is.27.Does deviation chan ge due to ship’s position?No, it doesn’t.28. When correcting charts why must you use symbols and abbreviations from chart 5011?To ensure the uniformity of correcting.29. You have purchased a new chart．Is it right ready for use?No, it must be updated to the latest corrections.30. What publication do you need to correct charts properly?Notices to mariners.31. What course in degrees corresponds to south-east?135°.32. What is the angle between magnetic and true meridian called? Variation.33. Where can you always find information about the magnetic variation? compass rose on the chart.34. When a ship picks up speed，will draught increase or decrease? Increase.35.A ship ahead of you has hoisted the signal flag“O”．What has happened?Man overboard.第六章修船与船体保养问答题1. why does a ship need maintenance?for safety sake.2. who is a charge of the maintenance work?C/O and C/E.3. can you list some type of repair?voyage repair, major repair, dock repair etc.4. what is a voyage repair?voyage repair is the repair undertaken at the end of voyage for minor items.5. what is a major repair?major repair is the repair carried out in the shipyard for major items. 6. what is a annual repair?annual repair is the repair carried out every year.7. what is a repair list?repair list is the list of the items to be repaired and other relevant information.8. what repair attention should be paid to when writing a repair list ?the description on the items to be repaired should be written in detail and clear.9. can you list at least five kinds of paint?Bottom paint, anti-corrosive paint; primer; anti-fouling paint; bituminous paint, etc.10. can you list some classification societies in the world ?NK; CCS; ABC etc.11. what kind of paint is usually give n to the ship’s bottom?ship’s bottom should be applied with one coat of anti-corrosive paint and one coat of tropical anti-fouling paint.12. what kind of paint is usually given to the place such as radiators, pipes and funnels?anti-corrosive paint.13. what kind of coating is usually applied to anchors and chains?bituminous solution.14. what is the difference between “repair list” and “repair bill”?repair list is a list of all the items to be repaired, while repair bill is a list of charges.15. what is used to measure the thickness of hull plates?with ultrasonic wave.16. could you list some different kinds of ship’s survey?special survey; annul survey; voyage survey; periodical survey.17. what should be done before applying a priming coat of paint?De-rust and clean it.18. what kind of coating is usually applied in the double bottom tank?anti-corrosive paint.19.What must be considered when stowing away synthetic ropes ?The following must be considered: keep it dry and clean, protect it from weather, keep it away from heat, and the compartment stowing it should be kept ventilation frequently, and so on.第七章事故处理问答题1.what is your purpose to prepare the confirmation of collision occurrence to the captain of the other vessel?to make the fact clear and avoid possible disputes.2. what shall be usually attached to the report on the collision accident? Abstract of Log Book, witnesses, and photo pictures if necessary.3. when should a sea protest be submitted to and endorsed by the authorities concerned?When the ship encountered the bad weather, the ship and the cargo could be damaged.4. generally speaking, which is responsible for the damage after a collision between a vessel moored and a vessel underway?the vessel underway is responsible for the damage.5. what is the sound signal to warn a vessel of the immediate danger of collision?five short and rapid blasts.6. what action will you take after a collision with another vessel? Report to the authorities concerned; make contact with the another vessel and inquire the related information.7. as a chief officer, what is your responsibility in damage control operation?a chief officer is on –scene-commander.8. what does “SOPEP” mean?ship Oil Pollution Emergency Plan.9. whom shall be reported to in case of an oil pollution incident?the authorities of the coastal countries.10. what is the first step in handing the cargo damage caused by the stevedores?report the incident to the Chief Officer and ask the foreman to confirm the cargo damage.11. what anti-stowaway precaution should you take before the vessel sails from a port?patrol the ship and check all the possible places.12.what is your first response when you detect a fire ?(1) sound fire alarm nearby (2)report to the bridge.13. what can de used to handle an oil spill?Floating booms, oil dispersants14. what are the ways to re-float a grounded vessel?(1)wait for high tide (2)transfer some cargoes ,bunkers or ballasts from the grounded area to the end of the other side(3)ask tug for assistance.15. can you list some ways of correcting listing?yes ,I can. (1)ballast or de-ballast to adjust the list. (2)shift some cargo from listing side to the other side.16.what will you first do if you find some oil near your vessel while bunkering?stop bunkering and report to Coastal Guard.17.what will you fist do if a crewmember was seriously injured?take some due measures and ask for emergency medical assistance from shore or other ships if possible.18. what will you do first if your vessel is under attack by pirates?Start the ship security alarm system.19.lf someone returns to the ship very drunk，should he be left alone to “sleep it off ”?No, he can’t be left alone.20. If you see a person collapsed who is in contact with electricity what is the first thing you must do before attempting to switch off the supply?To separate the person with the electricity.21.If you suspect someone has inhaled （吸入）a dangerous substance what can you do to help even if you are not trained?Take the person to an open space with clear air and good ventilation. 22.In what circumstances do you give artificial respiration and mouth to mouth ventilation?When the person has no breathing but heart beating.23.How should you try to stop bleeding at first?Make clear the cause and position of blooding, then take the proper measures to stop blooding.24.If you suspect someone has been poisoned what is the first thing you should try to do?Firstly, remove the man away from the poisonous place, make clear the poisonous substance, then, take proper measures.25.What is the most important thing to consider when treating a wound? The most important thing is stop bleeding.第八章消防与船员自救问答题1.what kind of fire extinguisher can you use for an electric fire?CO2 or dry powder.2. what cannot be used for electric fire?water and foam.3. what are the three components of fire?oxygen ,fuel and ignition.4. How often is a fire drill required to be carried out on cargo ships? once a month .5. what must you do first if you find a fire on board?sound the alarm and report to the bridge at once.6. what do the muster lists show?Grew’s station and liability in fire-fighting and boat drills.7. what will you first do if you see a person falls overboard?throw a lifebuoy to him , keep him in sight, turn hard over to the side from which the man has fallen.8. How often is a boat drill required to be carried out on board a cargo ship?once a month.9. Can you list at least three different kinds of fire extinguishers?CO2, dry powder , foam extinguisher.10. In general, what parties are involved in a fire drill?Fire-fighting party, separation party, engine room party, rescue party. 11. Where should fire control plan be located?in the water-tight boxes marked fire control plan on both sides of the accommodation quarters.12. How often should the lifeboat be launched into water?every 3 months.13. what does “retreat signal” mean?To order the team return to its base.14. what is “general alarm signal”?general alarm signal is the signal announced by the master to all crewmembers in the imminent danger, and general alarm signal is seven short blasts and long prolonged blast.15. what does “fire patrol” mean?Round the vessel for preventing the fire from breaking out.16.what is damage control team?damage control team is a group of crewmembers trained for fighting flooding .17.How do you check fixed installation?Check the weight and the pressure.18. Can you list two main reasons for electrical fire?Short circuit, Electric spark or overload.19. What is the minimum number of motor lifeboats fitted on board?At least one.20. Could you list some apparatus in an open lifeboat?Fire Axe, fire bucket, painter, compass, sea-anchor, whistle and so on.21. Would a cargo wit h a high “flash point” be of more concern to you than one with a low “flash point”?No, it wouldn’t.22.What is meant by“starving”a fire?Fire extinguishment with suffocation method.23.Before you enter into an“enclosed space”．What safety precautions should you take?Check the content of oxygen and ventilation, put on self-contained air breathing apparatus.24.What is supposed to be transferred over the International Shore Connection?Water for fire-fighting.25.If a person who has no authority to be on board attempts to enter the ship.Where should he be stopped?At the gangway.26. How often should an “emergency fire pump” be tested?At least once a month.27.What is the most effective fire extinguisher for the galley on board ship?dry powder.28.For ship at sea what is the general procedure to follow for fires in cargo holds?Withdraw persons if any, close all the ventilators, put out the fire with CO2.29.What is the absolute minimum number of lifejackets required on board ship?The absolute minimum number of lifejackets required on board a ship is the same as the number of crewmembers.30.You are a survivor at sea when an SAR(Search and Rescue)aircraft drops a red container. What is in it?Life saving apparatus.第九章救助问答题1. what does “initial course” m ean in search and rescue operation?initial course refer to the course directed by the OSC or CSS to be steered at the beginning of a search.2. what does “jettison of cargo” mean?jettison cargo: to deliberately throw cargo overboard for ship’s safety sake.3. what is the difference between heel and list?heel means an inclination to port or to starboard due to outside reasons such as strong current, wind etc.list means an inclination to port or starboard due to inside reasons such as loading discharging etc.4. what does “EPRIB” stand for?EPIRB stands for emergency position indicating radio beacon.5. what does SAR stand for?SAR stands for search and rescue.6. what is INMARSAT short for?INMARSAT stands for international maritime satellite organization. 7. what does UTC stand for?UTC stands for universal time coordinated.8. what does RCC stand for?RCC stands for rescue coordination center.9. what is SART?SART stands for search and rescue transponder.10. Can you list three or more search patterns?square search pattern, sector search pattern, parallel search pattern and ship/air craft coordinated search pattern.11. what does a “hampered vessel” mean?a hampered vessel means a vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre.12. what does MMSI stand for?MMSI stand for maritime mobile service identity.13. what is “muster list”?muster list is a list showing crew’s station and liability in fire fighting and boat drills.14. what does OSC stand for?OSC stands for on-scene commander.15. what does VHF stand for?VHF stands for very high frequency.16.What is the sound alarm for abandoning vessel?seven short blasts and one prolong blast.17. When will a parallel sweep search usually be used?It can be used with one or more ships .18. When will a sector search pattern usually be used?When the lost person is close to the base point and it can be used with one ship.19. When will the expanding square search usually be used?When the lost person is father to the base point and it can be used with one ship .20.List some visual and audible distress signals for attracting attention when in distress?Smoke signal, rocket parachute flare signal, fog signal and so on.21.Would you please pronounce the correct international code words for‘A’,‘B’, ‘C’and ‘D’?Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta.22.By regulation, what is the minimum amount of water required per person in the lifeboat?3 Litres.23.‘Smothering’ is a way of dealing with fire. How does it work?It removes the oxygen and effectively suffocates the flames.24.What reason would you think is Justified for postponing the fire drill to a more suitable time?When handle with cargoes in port, or when in bad weather, it is not safe to carry out fire-fighting drill.25.A ship anchored close to your ship hoists the flag ‘I’what action should you take?Stop and keep clear of the anchored vessel.26.What altitude must a ‘rocket parachute flare’reach to comply with regulation?300m.27.What action would you take if you were on duty on deck and you observe oil leaking fro m the ship’s side?Cut off the leaking source, and at the same time sound the emergency alarm and notify the bridge.28.When would you need a “resuscitator”(人工呼吸器)?When I don’t have breathing and consciousness.29.A ship ahead hoists the flag‘D’and gives one long blast followed bytwo short blasts.What is the message?I am not under command and maneuvering with difficulty.30.What does 2182 kHz mean to you?It can be used as telephone to transmit distress messages.第十章遇险问答题1. what does MAYDAY calling mean in marine communication?It means the vessel is in distress or in critical danger.2. what should be include in MAYDAY message?。
甲类一等二三副航海英语听力与会话评估问答(含答案)第三版
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23Why is a magnetic compass kept on board when a gyro compass is more accurate?
6. What ship’s particulars will pilot station usually ask for?
The ship’s length, draft, tonnages and so on.
7. What should be reported to the pilot station?
No, there is a little disaster in my country.
19. What sports do you like to watch on TV?
I like to watch basketball on TV.
20. What do you think is the most popular sport in the world?
12. Can you list three famous canals in the world?
Yes, there are Panama-canal, suze- canal and geal- canal.
13. When you request the receiver to remain on channel 16 in VHF communication, what do you say?
二三副英语评估会话(第三版)
航海英语评估会话答案（二/三副）（第三版）目录第一题朗读（20分×1题） (3)第二题口述题（20分×1题） (14)第1章公共用语 (14)第3章靠泊与锚泊业务 (16)第4章装卸作业 (18)第5章航行 (20)第6章修船与船体保养 (22)第7章事故处理 (23)第8章消防与船员自救 (25)第9章救助 (26)第10章遇险 (28)第11章港口国检查 (30)第12章船舶保安 (32)第三题问答题（60分：6分×10小题） (34)第1章公共用语 (34)第3章靠泊与锚泊业务 (35)第4章装卸作业 (37)第5章航行 (38)第6章修船与船体保养 (40)第7章事故处理 (41)第8章消防与船员自救 (42)第9章救助 (44)第10章遇险 (45)第11章港口国检查 (47)第12章船舶保安 (48)航海英语听力与会话二/三副评估：会话答案（第三版）航海英语听力与会话评估分为听力和会话两部分，考试时间为1小时。
听力部分共100分，有三道题：第1题单句30分（3分×10小题）），第二题对话30分（3分×10小题），第3题短文40分（2.5分×16小题, 四篇短文)。
会话部分共100分，有三道题：第1题朗读20分，第二题口述20分，第3题问答60分（6分×10小题）。
听力和会话部分需同时达60分，整个航海英语听力与会话评估才视为合格。
航海英语听力与会话评估题库共有12章。
听力部分单句题，对话题，短文题。
会话部分朗读30篇，口述题，问答题。
根据评估大纲:无限航区二/三副（995）不考第2章进出港业务。
第一题朗读（20分×1题）Passage 1Ladies and gentlemen. This is your captain speaking. I have thepleasure in informing you that all safety equipment is in fullworking order. The bow and stern doors are closed and secured. The vessel is in all aspects ready for sea. Please listen carefully to the safety instructions which follow. In the unlikely event of emergency, please obey the orders given on the public address system. Passengers are requested to read all notes and leaflets concerning safety regulations. All regulations concerning the vessel‟s routine have to be obeyed. Safety regulations do not permit passengers to enter the following spaces:--navigating room;-- engine room;-- maneuvering areas at the front and back end of the vessel;--cargo rooms and compartments;--service rooms;--all areas and spaces marked “crew only”;--all closed, sealed or roped off areas, spaces and rooms;--car decks when the vessel is at sea.Passage 2International regulations require all passengers be assembled in a drill which has to take place within 24 hours of departure. A drill will be held to familiarize passengers with their assembly stations, with their life-saving equipment and with emergency procedures. All passengers must attend this drill. In case of emergency, seven short blasts and one prolonged blast will be given with the ship‟s whistle and alarm system. Passengers will be taught how to act and behave in case of emergency. leaflet[]n.小叶, 传单;routine[]n.常规, 日常事务;assemble[]vt.集合, 聚集; familiarize[ ]v.熟悉;whistle [wisl]Passage 3Always remember that fire is the greatest hazard aboard ship. Always act immediately if you detect fire or smell fumes or smoke. Always inform a member of the crew if you detect fire or smell fumes or smoke. Be careful to extinguish cigarettes completely. Put used cigarettes in a container provided. Never smoke in bed. Never smoke on deck except in areas labeled as smoking areas. Never throw a cigarette overboard. The use of naked light and open fire is strictly prohibited. Never use an electric iron in a cabin. If you need to iron something, use the ironing room on the third deck. The key may be collected at the information desk.Passage 4Attention please! Attention please! This is your captain with an important announcement. I repeat, this is your captain with an important announcement. We have a minor flooding in the engine room. There is no immediate danger to our passengers or the ship and there is no reason to be alarmed. For safety reasons, we request all passengers to go to their assembly stations on deck and wait there for further instructions. Please follow the instructions given by the officers and crew. The damage control team is fighting the flooding. We also have radio contact with radio coast stations. As soon as I have further information, I will make another announcement. I ask you kindly to remain calm. There is no danger at this time. Passage 5When the general emergency alarm is sounded, which consists of seven short blasts and one prolonged blast, all passengers have to go to their assembly station. Take your lifejackets and blankets with you. Lifejackets are stored in your cabins under your beds and at your assembly stations. You are encouraged to try on your lifejackets. All passengers must put on warm clothing; long trousers, long-sleeved shirts or jackets, strong shoes and head covering. All passengers with their lifejackets and blankets are requested to go to their assembly stations immediately. From your assembly stations you will be escorted to your lifeboats. All passengers are requested to carefully study the safety instructions behind their cabin doors. All passengers are requested to follow the escape routes shown. Do not use lifts.Passage 6Last year there were 63 incidents at sea. This included 10 spills, 2 of which resulted in pollution. Fourteen vessels grounded and n. 汽笛;hazard []n. 危险;fume [fju:m]n.(浓烈或难闻的)烟, 气体;cigarette[]n.香烟, 纸烟; prohibit[]vt.禁止, 阻止;iron []n.熨斗;announcement[ ]n.宣告, 发表;minor [] adj.较小的,轻微的；immediate[] adj.紧接的, 立即的；blanket[]n.毯子；escort [] v.护卫, 护送,陪同；lift [lift]n. 电梯46 vessels collided in bad weather conditions. There were 20 reports of personal injury. These injuries usually occurred because seamen did not take care with machinery or because they did not wear the correct type of protective clothing. Seven ships reported fires on board during the year: in 2 incidents, the fires started in the galley, in another 2 incidents, fires started when chemical containers exploded; and in 3 incidents, the fires occurred because of electrical faults. On 4 occasions vessels lostpower because the crew did not follow correct procedures during maneuvering. There were accounts of cargo contamination: 1 cargo of grain suffered from heat damage, and in the other case, water leaked into the hold and damaged a cargo of fruit.Passage 7This incident took place on board the MV (motor vessel) Elga in January of this year. Some of our cargo of pipes broke loose on the deck when we were rounding the Cape of Good Hope in bad weather. There were high winds and visibility was very poor. At the time of the incident I was on watch on the bridge. The 2nd officer heard a loud banging noise and noticed the pipes were loose. I immediately informed the Captain who ordered a team to go on deck to tie and secure the pipes. The problem was caused by the severe movement of the vessel and some lashings breaking. The deck crews were able to lever the pipes into a secure position. We managed to lash the cargo down again sufficiently until the bad weather passed. There was very little we could do to ensure that this incident does not happen again. However, when bad weather is forecast, all lashings should be checked and, if necessary, extra lashings should be put in place. Passage 8It is a common belief among members of the public that piracy belongs to an era in which swashbuckling pirates played cat and mouse with sailing ship laden with gold. That piracy is a thing of the past, however, is a myth. The main point I‟d like to make is that armed robbery is still a real threat to the shipping industry. The international maritime bureau reported that in 1994 there were 92 serious attacks on ships. Two years later in 1996, this figure rocketed to 174, and in 1997 the figure continued to rise dramatically to 252. Almost to combat this crime were made during the early 1990s and consequently the number of attacks decreased significantly. This decrease was due to two main factors. IMO missions were sent to problem areas and pressure was also exerted on countries whose waters were known black spots for pirate attacks. incident[]n.事件, 事变；injury[]n.伤害；occur []vi.发生, 出现; machinery[]n.[总称] 机器, 机械;contamination[ ]n.玷污, 污染;Cape of Good Hope好望角；visibility[ ]n.能见度；bang [ ]n.重击, 突然巨响v.发巨响, 重击；severe [] adj. 剧烈的, 严重的;lever[ ]v.抬起;sufficiently[]adv.十分地, 充分地; forecast5Passage 9Two types of compasses are used at sea, namely the gyrocompass and the magnetic compass. The gyrocompass is electrically driven and indicates the direction of the geographical or true north pole of the earth. When a gyrocompass has been started, some time must be allowed for it to s ettle down, and a ship‟s gyrocompass should be started some hours before it is to be used. A gyrocompass may function correctly, but at the same time register a small, constant error known as gyro error. If the gyrocompass indicates a direction which is numerically larger than the true direction, the error is described as high, and conversely a numerically smaller reading is described as low.Passage 10Major coast radio stations all over the world transmit, at regular intervals and in code, weather information for ships within range. Weather information consists of ten parts, of which ships usually make use of three, that is, warning, synoptic situation and forecast. With weather information, mariners are able to keep away from disastrous weather at sea and reduce the danger a great deal. As terrible weather is predicted, ships can take precautions before hand, by delaying the voyage or seeking shelter in a safe place. If there is a high sea or long swell, they can take some measures to safeguard the cargo and the ship. Passage 11When the vessel approaches her designated berth at minimum steerageway, the approach to the quay is made at the smallest possible angle. With a heaving line the hawser is pulled from the vessel onto the embankment by line-handlers. The spring is fastened to a bollard, and while the engine is on half astern, the warping drum picks up the slack. To prevent the line from being fouled, the hawser or spring is led through the fairlead. The ship is then maneuvered along the embankment and fastened to bollards by headlines, stern lines, breast lines and springs. When leaving berth, casting off orders, engine room orders and helm orders are given by the pilot or the master. After having started the engines, the first order is “Standing by for letting go!”. When a line is cast off, the first order must always be “Slack away”, so that it will become possible to handle the hawser. The next casting off order will then be: “Heave away”, which means that the line can be pulled aboard. The sequence of casting off orders that can then be given depends on how the vessel has been berthed, and on the prevailing weather []vt. 预测, 预报;piracy[]n.海盗行为;era [] n.时代;swashbuckling[ ]adj.恃强凌弱的;pirate[]n.海盗;laden with载满;myth [ ]n.神话,虚构的故事; bureau[ ]n.<美>局, 办公署; consequently[ ]adv.从而, 因此; exerted[]外露的geographical[ ]adj. 地理的；register[]vt.记录, 登记；conversely[] adv.倒地,逆地synoptic situation[]大势报告；6condition and currents.Passage 12One of the most important responsibilities of the first mate is to make sure that cargo will be properly loaded and stowed. Whether bulk cargo, general cargo, heavy cargo, containerized cargoes or refrigerated perishable cargo are carried, care must always be taken to ensure that a cargo will not in any way affect the vessel‟s stability and jeopardize vessel, cargo and crew. Therefore a stowage plan must be made up before the loading of the cargo commences. Stevedoring (loading and discharging of cargo) must be done according to this stowage plan by a shore gang. A shore gang usually consists of a foreman and stevedores (longshoreman, as they are called in America), hatchway men, winch men, and a tally clerk.Passage 13There are five common kinds of injury on vessels. Seafarers sometimes break their arms and legs when they slip or fall. These accident s happen when they don‟t wear safety boots or when decks are wet and oily. Seafarers also fall when ladders are not secure. To prevent broken arms and legs, it is important to wear safety boots. Seafarers sometimes strain their backs when they lift heavy objects. Back strain usually happens when seafarers lift objects alone or when they don‟t use lifting equipment properly. To prevent back strain, it is important to lift properly. Seafarers sometimes suffer from burns when there is a fire, explosion or chemical spill. Seafarers need to be careful when they smoke or when they work with chemicals. To prevent burns, it is important to obey “No Smoking” signs and to handle chemical cargo safely. Seafarers sometimes suffer from cuts. They often cut their fingers when they are careless with sharp machinery. To prevent cuts, it is important to use safety guards and wear gloves. Seafarers sometimes injure their eyes when they work with machinery. Dust, sparks, and chemicals are very dangerous when they enter the eye. To prevent eye injuries, it is important to wear protective goggles. Passage 14The vessel was at anchor overnight while we were waiting for permission to enter the port. Two officers of watch were patrolling the deck but they did not notice anything unusual. They did not realize that while they were on watch, two stowaways were hiding in the lifeboat. One man escaped by jumping overboard while the other climbed down a rope ladder. Later, I received a phone call from the Coastguard at the port. mariner[]n.航海人员；disastrous[ ]adj.具有灾难性的；predict[]v.预知, 预言, 预报；designated指定的；steerage[]n. 操纵, 驾驶；quay[ki:] n.码头；embankment[ ]n.堤防, 筑堤；warping drum绞缆筒；sequence[]n.次序, 顺序, 序列;perishable cargo鲜货, 易腐货品; jeopardize[]v.危害;commence[]v.开始, 着手; hatchway[]7He said that two men from my vessel were swimming towards the shore. He called the police and ordered a rescue boat to pick up the men. When the rescue boat went out, it picked up only one person. The other was nowhere to be seen. As yet, I have no further information about the two stowaways. The vessel will remain in port until port Authorities have searched the vessel and given clearance to depart. I am awaiting instruction from the immigration authorities about the procedure for repatriating the stowaway who is in police custody at present. The police are still searching for the missing stowaways.Passage 15The echo sounder sends a radio signal from the bottom of the ship to the seabed, from which it is reflected. The time taken to receive the reflected signal is a measure of the depth of water under the ship. The received pulse is displayed on a chart by a pen recorder so that the navigator can see the outline of the bottom over which the vessel is passing. A similar device is the sonar system, which uses high frequency sound signals. In sonar the sound signal can be sent ahead or sideways. The time for the echo to be sent back from an object, such as an underwater rock, is a measure of the object‟s distance from the ship. The sonar system can also be used to measure the speed of the ship over the seabed.Passage 16The officer on watch (OOW) should ensure that the SOLAS requirements for the operation and testing of the steering gear are observed. Steering control of the ship will comprise manual steering, probably supplemented by an autopilot. At each steering position there should be a gyro repeater and rudder angle indicator and emergency back-up steering position, usually in the steering gear flat, is also required. If an autopilot is fitted, a steering mode selector switch for changing between automatic and manual steering, and a manual override control to allow the OOW to gain instant manual control of the steering, will be required. When operating an autopilot, the course to steer will need to be manually set on the autopilot and the autopilot will steer the course until a new course is entered. Passage 17A typical weather report normally include three parts: warning, synoptic situation and forecast. Gale warnings are usually issued when winds of at least force 8 or gusts reaching 43 knots are expected. Gale warnings remain in force until amended or n.舱口;tally clerk n.理货员; slip [slip]vi. 滑倒, 失足;boots [bu:ts]n.靴子；strain [strein]vt.扭伤, 损伤;glove [ ]n.手套;protective goggles护目镜；overnight[ ]adj.通宵的, 晚上的；patrol[]v.出巡, 巡逻；stowaway[]n.偷渡者repatriate[ ]v.遣返;custody[]n.监管；8canceled. However, if the gale persists for more than 24 hours after the time of origin, the warning will be re-issued. The term “severe gale” implies a mean wind of at least force 9 or gusts reaching 52 knots. Storm warnings are usually issued when winds of force 10 or gusts reaching 61 knots are expected. The term “imminent” implies within 6 hours of the time issue,“soon” implies between 6 and 12 hours, and“later” implies more than 12 hours. Hurricane warnings are issued in some parts of the world when winds of force 12 or above are expected.Passage 18Admiralty Notice to Mariners, weekly editions, contains information which enables the mariners to keep his charts and books published by the hydrographic department up-to-date for the latest reports received. In addition to all Admiralty Notices, they include all Australian and New Zealand chart correcting Notices, the selected temporary and preliminary ones. Copies of all Australian and New Zealand Notices can be obtained from Australian or New Zealand chart agents. The Notices are published in weekly editions, and are issued by the hydrographic department on a daily basis to certain Admiralty chart agents. Weekly editions can be obtained gratis, or dispatched regularly by surface or airmail from Admiralty chart agents. Ports and authorities who maintain copies of Admiralty Notices to Mariners for consultation are listed on Annual Summary of Admiralty Notices to Mariners.Passage 19The master is the direct representative of the company. Decisions and actions taken by the master in his capacity are usually binding upon the company, and therefore the master must act to ensure that company‟s interests are prot ected. The master has supreme command of the vessel and full authority under the law over all phases of vessel operations at all times. This authority under the law extends over all persons on board. The master is at all times responsible for the seaworthiness and safety of the ship and for the safety of all personnel, cargo and equipment aboard. The master is responsible for the management of the certificates and documents related the vessel. The master is ultimately responsible for the safe handling and control of cargo during loading, transport and discharge. sonar [] n.声纳, 声波定位仪frequency[ ]n.频率, 周率sideways[] adv.向一旁, 向侧面地comprise[]v.包含；supplement[]v.补充;gyro repeater分罗经rudder angle indicator舵角指示器；autopilot[ ]n. 自动驾驶仪gale warning大风警报;gust [ ]n.阵风; amend []9Passage 20Upon joining a vessel, the third officer must report to the master. The third officer must discuss with the officer being relieved that areas of the third officer‟s responsibility, an d inspect them promptly, preferably in the company of the officer being relieved. Anything found to be unsatisfactory must be reported to the master. The third officer is responsible to the master for the proper performance of his assigned bridge watchstanding and navigational duties. The third officer is responsible to the master through the first officer for watch duties pertaining to fire-fighting appliances and life-saving appliances and maintenance. The third officer is responsible for the care of the ship‟s signaling equipment. The third officer is responsible to the master for maintaining and accounting for all training publications and training aids, including the movie projector, films, and other audio-visual equipment.Passage 21So many lives are lost every year due to accidents involving towing and mooring ropes .Please spare a few minutes to read this. It may save your life.A.Always wear a safety helmet when on the deck of atug, lighter or barge engaged in mooring , cargo ortowing operations.B.Always wear shoes（not slippers）when working on deck.C.Never stand underneath an object being hoisted ondeck.D.Never stand within a bight of a rope.E.Never stand close to mooring or towing ropes understrain . if they break, the backlash can be fatal.F.Hoisting or lowering operations should always becarried out with a person at the controls. Failure to do somay cost you a limb or even your life.G. Shackles and thimbles should never go through rollerfairleads.The ropes may jump off and cause injuries.All ropes and wires should be inspected regularly, and renewed for wear and tear whenever necessary.H. Always wear a lifejacket when working or walking on the deck of a barge or lighter during rough seas, rain or whenever the deck is wet. You may slip and fall into the water. Passage22Maritime communication comprises communications between vessels and coast-stations, intership communication and intraship communication (internal communication when the vessel is before casting off, leaving berth, loading or v.修正, 改进, 改正; imminent[]adj.即将来临的, 逼近的;hurricane warning飓风警报[]Admiralty Notice to Mariners[]英版航海通告；hydrographic[ ]adj.与水道测量有关的;temporary[] adj.暂时的, 临时的; preliminary[ ]adj.预备的, 初步的; gratis[]adj.免费的;annual summary年度总结representative[ ]n.代表;capacity[]n. 才能, 能力; supreme[] adj. 极大的, 最高的;phase [feiz] n.阶段 ; ultimately10discharging, etc.) .Vessels and coast-stations can communicate by means of Radio Telephony, Satellite, Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and Radio-Telex.Categories of messages that can be transmitted and received are called …priorities‟. They indicate the important of the message.A DISTRESS ALERT indicates that there is serious and immediate danger for vessel, crew and passengers. A Distress Alert is also referred to as a …MAYDAY‟.An URGENCY message indicates that there is serious danger for vessel, crew and passenger. An Urgency Message is also referred to as a …PAN PAN‟ message.A SAFETY message indicates that there is imminent risk for navigation. A Safety Message is also referred to as a …SECURITE‟ message.A ROUTINE message is transmitted to ensure safe navigation. Routine messages refer to intership communication, exchange of data in port operations, communication between ships and Vessel Traffic Services, inshore radar stations, pilot stations, bridges and locks.Passage23A VHF-transceiver (transmitter + receiver) transmits and receives radio signals. The VHF is used to bridge short distances, is easy to operate and is allowed to be used both in territorial waters and inland waterways. Its receiver has a “push-to-talk button”. If the installation is a “simplex” radio, speaking and listening cannot be done simultaneously. When you wish to speak, you push the button; when you wish to listen, you release it. Before changing from speaking to listening, you say “over”.VHF radio-communication can bridge about 40 miles. MF-or-HF radiotelephony is used to bridge 150 miles (MF) to 2000 miles (HF).Reception of radio signals will not always be of high quality, and coverage will not always extend to the desired areas. This may of course have consequences for the safety of the vessel and her crew. These disadvantages of communication through speech have led to the introduction of Digital Selective Calling in maritime communication.Passage 24Weather-conditions have a great influence on the safety during a voyage and should always be taken into consideration in voyage-planning and when underway.The state of the atmosphere is determined by various [] adv.最后, 终于preferably[ ]adv.更适宜;pertain tov.属于, 关于,; projector[]n.放映机meteorological elements, such as temperature, humidity, cloudiness and fog, forms of precipitation, barometric pressure, and speed and direction of wind. All these elements may be referred to as “the weather”.Humidity refers to the amount of water vapour in the air. Warm air is capable of containing a higher grade of moisture, or humidity, than cold air. The maximum amount of moisture that air can hold at a specific temperature is known as “saturation “. Most clouds are the result of a rising mass of cool air .When the temperature of air falls, water vapour in the air will condense into droplets or ice crystals, thus forming clouds or fog. Passage 25Goods commercially transported by merchant ships include those:A.Transported in bulk as solids, liquids or gas.B.General cargo packaged in boxes, drums and other suchcontainers.The carriage of cargoes is what keeps the merchant ship running. Cargoes bring freight and this means we have an obligation to deliver the cargo in the same condition in which we received it. The contract of carriage , by whatever name it is called , is binding on the ship and the ships officers (as the ship owner‟s representative ) who are given the responsibility to the load , handle , stow , carry , keep , care for and discharge the goods carried in accordance with the normal practice of the trade .The process of carriage of various cargoes has been developed over the years by the shippers and the carriers. These processes take into account the nature, size and properties of cargo. Sometimes the ships were adapted to the cargo and at other times the cargoes got adapted to the ship. This development continues even today. Most specialized ships such as bulk carriers carrying bulk cargoes like gain , tankers carrying liquefied petroleum gases , chemicals , petroleum products , fruit juices , vegetable oil are still developing size as well as in sophistication and automation . Similarly containers are where cargoes got adapted to the ship.Passage 26Proceed to muster station to find out the type of emergency. Upon being intimated about the nature of emergency, stand by as per duty assigned to you and indicated in the ship‟s procedures.If you are on deck, shout“Man Overboard”. Try to attract attention of the bridge as an action of top priority if the ship ismaking way. Throw nearest lifebuoy at the man in water. Even an ordinary lifebuoy thrown in time might save his life. More people know about the man being overboard the better,especially if the ship is moving. This is because a sharp lookout right from the initial stage is very inportant. Lookout must be maintained from a high position,say navigational bridge.In busy areas,it‟s most important that you don‟t collide with other ships. In restricted waters, it is most important that you don‟t run rm Master and call additional hands to stand by and on forward station by sounding emergency alarm. Inform engine room.Switch on NUC signal(three red lights),even in daytime,hoist day signals subsequently. Passage 27Most fires are small to start with and can often to be extinguished by rapid application of a portable extinguisher or other appliance. Where it is possible to do this without risk of becoming trapped by flames or smoke, the person discovering the fire should take such action AFTER sending someone else to raise the alarm.Greater caution is necessary where smoke is seen passing a closed door. Opening the door could cause the fire to flare up and spread rapidly making it impossible to close the door again. This action should therefore be avoided unless it is believed that there may be someone trapped inside in which case the door should only be opened after first feeling it make sure it is not hot, and then keeping low and opening it very carefully. If the compartment is thought to be unoccupied or if the door is hot, it is much safer to keep it closed until the Emergency Squad are ready with charged hoses.Passage 28Port State Control is the inspection of foreign ships in national ports to verify that the condition of the ship and its equipment comply with the requirements of international regulations and that the ship is manned and operated in compliance with these rulesMany of IMO‟s most important technical conventions contain provisions for ships to be inspected when they meet IMO requirements.These inspections were originally intended to be a back up to flag state implementation, but experience has shown that they can be extremely effective, especially if organized on a regional basis. A ship going to a port in one country will normally visit other countries in the region before embarking on its return。
航海英语听力与会话(二、三副)
PSC Inspection
Unit 12
Ship Security
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内容框架
I II III IV V Warming up Reading Aloud Listening Speaking Vocabulary Link
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Listening and Analysis ——Blank Filling
Q1：What’s your date of birth? A1：My date of birth is …. . Or I was born on …. . （此处注意单复数） Q2：What’s your favourite port you have ever called at? A2：My favourite port is …. Or I like … best.
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Unit 2
Ship Orders ——Vocabulary Link
Q1：How is the cable leading? A1：The cable is leading ahead/astern. <换词> ahead/astern 可替换 为： ◆to port/starboard 向左/向 右 ◆round the bow 过船首 ◆up and down 垂直
Q：Where is the galley?
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Unit 1
Familiarisation on board——Speaking
<换词> date of birth 可替换为： ◆seaman’s book number ◆family members and their occupations ◆daily work ◆spare time activities
轮机英语听力与会话第三版口述及问答答案
第一章公共用语口述1. The engine room.(1) Position of the engine room on board.(2) Type of marine machinery in the engine room.(3) Feature of marine machinery in the engine room.The engine room is generally located at the stern near the ship bottom.In the engine room, there are a lot of machinery and systems, such as the main engine, generators, air compressors, oily water separator, boilers, pumps, all kinds of coolers, valves and so on.The main engine is the largest and most important machines. It is the heart of the engine room; it can supply power for the vessel’s propulsion; boilers for producing steam; fresh water generator used to produce fresh water from seawater; air compressor to supply compressed air; s teering gears for the control of the ship’s course. The modern improvement of control systems results in machinery space remaining unattended for long periods. That is UMS (Unattended Machinery Space).2. The engine department.(1) Introduction of the importance of the engine department on board.(2) Introduction of personnel of the engine department.(3) Description of work in the engine department.The engine department is an extremely important department. It is responsible for all maintenance and operation of the electrical and mechanical equipment. Besides the engines in the engine room, the engine department crew is responsible for all of the sewage, air conditioning, lighting, and water on the ship. Without the engine department, the ship would not move.There are 4 engineers and 3 motormen and 2 electricians in the engine department on board my ship. We come form different parts of the country. But we all love our work and always help each other.We work in the engine room every day and do watch keeping in turn. We do maintenance on the main engine and the auxiliary machineries there. We also check the pressure and the temperature of the fuel and cooling systems. When we are on duty, we should keep the machines in good condition and keep the engine room clean and tidy.3. Self-introduction.(1) Your education background.(2) Your working experience.(3) Your family.My name is ×××. I graduated from Qingdao Harbor V ocational & Technical College in 2009, majoring in marine engineering. I have worked on board for two years. Now I am a fourth engineer. I love my job. There are three people in my family:my father, my mother, and I. My father is a teacher and my mother is a doctor.4. Your daily work on board.(1) Your position on board.(2) Your duties during watch keeping.(3) Your experiences.I am the fourth engineer on board ship. My duty time is 8-12 a.m. and 8-12 p.m. My main work is to ensure that the main propulsion plant, auxiliary machinery and steering gear are in good order. The current operational parameters of all machinery should be observed, such as the exhaust gases temperature of main engine, the cylinder jacket outlet cooling water temperature and pressure etc. During watch, the bridge orders must be promptly carried out. Any abnormal parameters in relation to the equipment should be paid attention.5. Watch-keeping in the Engine Room.(1) The engineer on duty works for 4 hours each watch.(2) He has to keep everything in good order.(3) He is going to hand over the shift.When a ship is at sea, each engineer should keep a duty-watch for 4 hours. During his duty watch, the engineer makes some tour inspection of the engine room and put down all the figures into the engine room log book. He has to keep everything in order. When his watch is finished, he should tell the relieving officer the present condition of the engine room before handing over the watch.6. Could you introduce yourself?(1) What’s your name?(2) Where did you graduate?(3) What education degree do you have now?My name is ×××. I graduated from Qingdao Harbor V ocational & Technical College in 2009, majoring in marine engineering. I got a college diploma.回答1. How long have you worked on board?I have been working on board for 2 years.2. Which certificate do you have now?I have a fourth engineer’s certif icate.3. What is your marital status? How many departments are there on board?I’m still single. There are 3 departments on board. They are the engine department, the deck department and the service department.4. How many people are there in your family? Are you married?There are four: my father, my mother, my sister and I.No, I’m still single.5. How many countries have you ever been to?I have been to five countries: The United States, Great Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.6. When did you begin to work on board? What kind of ship have you worked on?I began to work on board two years ago.It’s a cargo ship, registered with CCS(China Classification Society).7. How many important canals are there all over the world?The Panama Canal, the Suez Canal and the Kiel.8. Can you tell me what the most important thing is for a seafarer?Good skills in the corresponding work and proficiency in English.9. What kinds of main engine and generator engine have you worked on?Large slow speed crosshead type marine diesel engine and A.C generator.10. Which classification society is your ship registered with?C.C.S., that is, China Classification Society.11. Have you worked any ship that caused damage in critical equipments?No, I served my job cautiously, and my colleagues were also very responsible. We kept the vessel in safe operation.12. How do you make your maintenance schedules?( Make the repair plan; make the repair list according to theCompany＇s repair principle and instruction book ; prepare for the spare parts and stores )13. Could you list international conventions concerning marine shipping?STCW, SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, and so on.14. Could you tell the usages of the STCW convention?It provides the standards of Training, Certification, and Watch-keeping forSeafarers.15. What is the purpose of Classification Society? Could you list some of them?The purpose is to ensure safety of ship and human life, and prevent pollution of the environment. The famous Classification socie ties are Lloyd’s, D.N.V., A.B.S.,B.V.,C.C.S., and so on.16. Could you list different kinds of ship’s surveys?There is annual survey, special survey, docking surveys, and so on.17. What does UMS stand for? Have you served UMS?UMS stands for Unattended Machinery Space. Yes, I have served UMS.18. Have you even experienced PSC inspection? Where and when was your lastinspection?Yes, I have experienced PSC inspection many times. Last July, I have experienced such inspection in New York.19. What should be paid attention to in the overhaul of a cylinder?1）. Give a “No Starting Engine” sign;2）. Close valves of the oil and water system to the cylinder and drop out the remaining water it;3）. Observed all safety measures,i.e. to ensure safe to personnel,all parts of the main engine,tools used to work on it;4). Mark on all parts dismantled from the cylinder to ensue reassemble them as theoriginal relative position;20. Before entering an enclosed space such as ballast tank, what action will youtake?( Test the oxygen percentage and wear an self-contained breathing apparatus)21. Please tell me the minimum safe oxygen percentage for thesafety of the workers in an enclose space?18%.第二章机舱日常业务口述1. Please describe the difference between the diesel engine and the gasolineengine.The main difference between the diesel engine and the gasoline engine include: 1) The combustion medium of a diesel engine is diesel oil or fuel oil, while that for agasoline engine is gas oil.2) The diesel engine is ignited through compression of hot, high pressure oil/air mixture, but the gasoline engine is ignited by electrical spark plug.3) For diesel engine, the air and oil is mixed inside the cylinder, while for gasoline engine, they are mixed outside the cylinder.2. Xiao Wang is a cadet of the engine department, who just graduated from Shanghai Marine University. How do you introduce all the engine room to him?First, I will tell the cadet the importance of the engine room. Second, I should introduce the various machinery and systems in the engine room, such as the main engine, the generator engine, boilers, pumps, the refrigerating system, and the air conditioning system. Third, I will show him how to operate the various equipment and devices safely, and introduce as much safety knowledge as I can.3. Xiao Zhang is a three-year student majoring in marineengineering from Shanghai Marine University. How do youintroduce the equipment and machinery in the engine room to him.Same answer as question No 2.4. Look at the illustration and say something about the disposal of the shafting and diesel engine.The power of the diesel engine is transmitted to the propeller through the transmission system. The items of transmission system include various shafts, such as the thrust shaft, one or more intermediate shafts and tail shaft. These shafts are supported by the thrust block, intermediate bearings and the stern tube bearing. The propeller consist of a boss with several blades. The thrust is transmitted along the shafting to the thrust block and finally to ship structure.5. Look at the illustration and say something about the probability of disposal of medium-speed and high-speed diesel engine.When the ship is sailing at full speed, it needs four engines running. When the ship is sailing at half speed, it requires two engines running. While the ship is operating at about 30 % of full speed, one engine is enough to meet its power requirement. That is, the ship can be operated with single engine, double engines, or four engines according the load condition. Generally, when the ship is sailing at sea speed, it has four engine running, while it approaches the wharf, it has two.6. Look at the illustration and say something about structure of the main engine. The structure of the main engine is as follows: the construction mainly includes bedplate, frame, cylinders, pistons, connecting rod, main bearing and crankshaft. The crankshaft rests in main bearings built into cross girders of the bedplate. On the top of A frames there is a scavenging air box. The bedplate, frames and cylinder blocks are secured together by long tie-rods. A piston consists of a lower part called piston skirt and an upper part called piston crown.7. Look at the illustration and say something about stress status of the moving parts.The moving parts shown in the illustration mainly include the piston, the connecting rod, and the crankshaft. These are all critical parts of the engine. According to the specific condition shown in the picture, the piston is under compression force, the connecting rod is under tension stress and compression force, while the crankshaft is under the torsion forces.8. Look at the illustration and say the type of piston head shape in diesel engine. Pistons can be divided into two main classes: the crosshead type pistons and the trunk type pistons. The top surface of the crosshead piston can be flat, sunken or convex. The piston shown in the illustration is the crosshead type piston with a sunken surface. It has the advantage of increasing the air turbulence and improvingthe oil and air mixing quality. Its disadvantage is that the cylinder volumetric clearance will be larger.9. Look at the illustration and say the types of piston ring.The piston rings shown in the illustration has the shape of rectangle or trapezoid. Some of them are rounded on the external top or bottom edges. Among these piston rings, No.1 and No.2 are sealing rings, No. 3 and No. 4 are scraper rings, while the No.5 is a distributor ring. Generally, each piston is provided with five or six piston rings.10. Please describe the lubricating mode of main engine.Large marine diesel engines of crosshead construction generally have two systems of lubrication: a totally loss system feeding the cylinders and a circulating system lubricating the running gear and cooling the pistons. Oil is supplied to the cylinder liner wall and piston rings by means of mechanical lubricators. The lube oil to the various moving parts enables the formation of an oil film which reduces friction and wear.11. Talk about the working principle of purifier according to the picture given.The removal of impurities and water from fuel oil and lube oil is very important for the good working conditions of the engine. This is achieved by the centrifugal purifier. In consists of an electric motordrive to a vertical shaft on the top of which is mounted the bowl assembly. The high-speed rotation is a purifier which can produce acentrifugal force many thousand times larger than the force of gravity. After the bowl fulfilled with clean water, the dirty oil is admitted into the center of the bowl, passes up through a stack discs and out through the top.During this process, the action of centrifugal force causes the clean oil to flow inwards and the water and impurities flow outwards. The water and impurities form a sludge, which moves outwards along the undersides of the discs to the periphery of the bowl. The excessive water will flow out through the water outlet and the sludge can be discharged at regular intervals. Thus, the whole process could continuously go on.12. Talk about the working principle of oily water separator according to thepicture given.Oily water separators are used to ensure that ships do not discharge oil when pumping out the bilge water, or oily water from oil tanks or any water contaminated space. The main principle of separation is the gravitational difference between oil and water.1) The separator is first filled with clean water.2) The oily water mixture is then pumped into the coarse separating space. Here some oil will separate and rise into the oil collection space.3) The remaining mixture now flows down into the fine separating space. More oil will separate out. The almost oil-free water passes into the central pipe and leaves the separator unit.13. Talk about the anti-pollution equipment on board ship.The anti-pollution equipment on board ship includes oily water separator, incinerator and sewage treatment plant. Oily water separators are used to ensure that ships do not discharge oil when pumping out bilge water or oily water from oil tanker or any oil contaminated space. They should be used in conjunction with some forms of filters if greater purity is required. The incinerators are used to burn the solid waste. And some biological sewage treatment plants are in use to treat the sewage water the whole ship produced. All these equipment must be kept in good order; otherwise we would not pass the PSC inspection.14. Talk about the operation of the ballast system.The ballast system is arranged to ensure that water can be drawn from any tank or the sea and discharged to any other tank or the sea as required to trim the vessel. Combine or separate mains for suction and discharge may be provided. Where a tank or cargo space can be used for ballast or dry cargo then either a ballast or bilge connection will be required. The system must therefore be arranged so that only the appropriate pipeline is in service; the other must be securely blanked or closed off. The automatic filling of any tank may be obtained by opening the valve of sea water main connected to the discharge main. For operating the ballast system, care must takenwhen we open or close the relative valves. Usually the ballast pump is centrifugal pump, so it must be operated according to the requirement.15. Talk about the operation of the bilge water system.The operation of the bilge system is an important routine work. It needs great care. When the operation of the bilge system is needed, the following procedure must be observed:1) Discharge the bilge tanks one by one.2) Open and close the relevant valves when changing over to another tankaccording to the operation procedure.3) Stop pumping out when the bilge tank is nearly empty.4) Pay attention to the filters and mud-boxes to ensure no clogging5) The discharge must meet the relative legislative requirements.6) The operation must be recorded and reported to C/E.The duty engineer should discharge the bilges before handing over a watch. And relief engineer should check the bilge level when taking over a watch.问答1. Please introduce one type of the main engine.(I．MAN-B&W diesel engine. It is a slow-speed 2-stroke crosshead type marine diesel engine.)2. Please introduce fuel injection process of electronically controlled main engine.( It employs electronic control injection system and makes use of electric sensors to monitor parameters of ME under various operation conditions)3. Please introduce dual fuel technology of main engine.This kind of main engine can burn both light oil and fuel oil used in large medium speed engine.The former can be directly used by the main engine but the latter should be heated before using.4. Why is the two-stroke engine widely used on board ship?Because the two-stroke engine can develop twice the power of the four-stroke engine of the same size, and its thermal efficiency is higher.5. Why is the air exchanging quality of four-stroke engine morethan that of two-stroke engine?Four-stroke engine has an enough overlap between inlet valve opening and exhaust valve closing6. Please introduce three moving parts of marine main engine.They are piston, crankshaft and connecting rod.7. What’s the sequence of the four strokes?They are suction, compression, expansion and exhaust.8. Please introduce four fixing parts of marine main engine.Bedplate, cylinder block, scavenge air box and frame.9. What is called a working cycle of diesel engine?The operation between two fuel injections.10. What is the foundation of diesel engine?It is the bed-plate.11. What are the function and feature of the tie rods?To hold the bedplate, A-frames and cylinder block together.12. What is the function of the governor?It is to regulate the speed of the main engine.13. What is the feature of the governor?Instantaneous speed, regulating speed fluctuation, and so on14. What is used for connecting the piston rod and connecting rod?It is the crosshead.15. What is used for sealing between the crankcase and scavenging air box?It is the piston rod stuffing box.16. What are the two types of the cooling system?They are closed freshwater cooling system and open seawater cooling system. 17. What’s the function of the head tank in the cooling water system?It is used for expansion of water and water make-up.18. Please introduce the open cooling system.( With the open cooling system, water is pumped in from outside the ship and is drained off into the sea after it completes its function. )19. Please introduce the close cooling system.In the closed cooling system, the fresh water is circulated through the engine. Here the engine is cooled and the water is also cooled. Itcirculates vertically to the top where the engine and the water are warmest.20. Please introduce the central cooling system.Central cooling system is based on the same design principles with conventional sea water cooling system but with a central cooler contacted with seawater and one additional set of pump.21. What’s the advantage of the central cooling water system?With less equipment in contact with sea-water, the corrosion problems are much reduced in the central cooling system.22. How to control fuel oil viscosity of main engine?By using the fuel oil viscosity regulator to control the oil temperature.23. Please introduce two sub-systems of the fuel oil system.They are the fuel supply system and the fuel injection system.24. Please speak out the function of the fuel oil viscosity regulator.It is to control the oil viscosity by regulating the oil temperature.25. How does the fuel oil viscosity regulator work?By regulating the oil’s temperature.26. Please tell at least three composition of fuel oil.Sulphur, ash content , cetane number, mechanical impurities,water content27. Please name at least three of main factors to select a fuel oil.Viscosity, calorific value, sulphur content, flash point, setting point, specific gravity.28. What is the usual coolant in marine diesel engine?Fresh water, lube oil and seawater.29. Why seawater is not used directly as a coolant in diesel engine?Because of its corrosive effect.30. What’s the advantage of oil-cooling system?The advantage is the same oil also can be used for lubrication and any leakage will not cause corrosive problem.31. What’s the disadvantage of water-cooling piston?Cooling water leakage can pollute the lube oil.32. What’s the function of the lubricating oil in main engine?It is to reduce friction, remove heat, and neutralize acid condition and so on.33. How do you clean the lube oil filters?( first using the light diesel oil and brushes, then using the compressed air to blow through )34. When do you clean the fuel oil filters?When the filters are clogged by impurities.The difference of pressure between before and after the filter is too big. （滤器的前后压差太大）35. Why must the cylinder oil have alkalinity?It is used to neutralize the acid conditions.36. What’s the function of the cylinder oil?It is used to lubricate, neutralize acid and remove heat.37. How do you start the air compressor?Unload and then start it automatically or manually38. What do you pay attention to when you stand by engine?( check up engine telegraph, clock,sterring gear;heat and check the fuel, lubricating oil and cooling water at working level; all valves in the various systems are operational , etc)39. Do you know the reasons why the engine does not start on air?Starting air pressure too low, incorrect timing of starting air valve, stop-valve on air line being closed and so on40. What should you periodically do for the air reservoir?We should drain water from it periodically.41. What’s the function of gas exchange in diesel engine?To supply fresh air and remove exhaust gases.42. What’s the function of supercharging in diesel engine?To increase the power of the engine.43. How do you operate the main engine in cold weather?I will gradually warm up the main engine.44. How do you heat the main engine?Heat the cylinder water and then start the pump to circulate the cooling water to proper temperature45. How do you change diesel oil into fuel oil?Diesel oil heated to proper temperature and open the fuel oil valve slowly （gradually）46. How do you change fuel oil into diesel oil?Shut the steam valve of the fuel oil , decrease the fuel oil temperature, open diesel oil valve and then close the fuel oil valve.47. What is the function of the turning gear?It is used to turn the main engine.48. How do you measure the clearance of the main bearings?We will use lead wire or feeler.49. How do you measure the crank deflection of the main engine?By crank deflection gauge50. Do you know why the diesel engine exhausts black smoke?Maybe the air supply is too low, or the fuel valves or atomizers are defective. 51. Do you know why the diesel engine exhausts blue smoke?Lube oil more than normal52. Do you know why the diesel engine exhausts yellow smoke?The content of sulphur in the fuel oil is higher than normal.53. Do you know why the diesel engine exhausts white smoke?Water content is more than normal.54. What is the function of the steering gear?It is t o control the ship’s course.55. What does CPP stand for?It stands for Controllable Pitch Propeller.56. What does VIT stand for?Variable injection timing57. What’s the type of the freshwater generator?Multi-stage flash water generator( flash evaporator and boiling evaporator)58. What’s the type of the fuel oil separator?Centrifugal.59. What’s the function of the fuel oil separator?Remove water and impurities.60. What’s the type of the oily water separator?Gravity filtration and absorption.61. What’s the function of the oily water separator?It ensures that the oil content in the water to be discharged into the sea doesn’t exceed the required limit.62. What’s the function of the incinerator?It is to Burn the oil sludge and solid wastes.63. What is the oil content limit when pumping out the bilge?Not more than 15 ppm.64. What is the hot work?It includes gas welding, gas cutting and electric welding.65. Why do you often carry out the water treatment for the boiler?We do it to prevent corrosion and scale inside the boiler. .66. What boiler is used on a motor ship at sea?An exhaust gas boiler is used when the ship is at sea.67. What boiler is used on a motor ship in port?A donkey boiler is used when the ship is in port.68. How do you decide to overhaul the main engine generally?According to specific working condition and requirement of instruction book. 69. What is the function of the soot blower?The soot-blower is to blow away soot and the products combustion from the tube surface.70. How do you grind the valve plate of air compressor?Grind it in the path of “8” shape.71. What is used to connect a diesel engine and a generator?It is the coupling.72. What type is the most common marine refrigeration?The compression refrigeration is the most commonly used type.73. Please introduce four components required for a compression refrigerationsystem.They are the compressor, condenser, expansion valve and evaporator.74. How do you fill Freon 22 into the refrigeration system?(The outlet of refrigerant steel bottle slops downwards, and keeping the cooling water circulating, then start the air compressor )75. Why does the refrigerating compressor start and stop frequently?Because of lack of refrigerant, dirty or iced evaporator, leaky liquid line solenoid valve or other reasons.76. What equipment is used to handle the anchors?The windlass is used to handle the anchors.77. Please name at least three items of deck machinery.They are mooring winches, cranes, windlass and so on.78. How do you drain off air of the injection pump?By-using vent screw.79. How do you clean the disc of an oil separator?With disc cleaner.80. What should be prepared before disassembly of cylinder formain engine/auxiliary engine?Special tools, draining off the residual oil and water81. How do you manage sewage?Drop in sterilized medicine regularly, and keep the blower in constant working..第三章驾机联系口述munications with officers.In order to ensure the safe navigation of the ship, frequent communication betweenthe engineers and officers is necessary. The usual means of communication is by telephone and telegraph. If the communication between the engine room and the bridge fails, the ship will be endangered. The records of communication should be maintained which will provide evidence in the event of an accident at sea. Noon report is also a good means of communication between the engine room and the bridge.Duty officer and duty engineer should exchange information about the time of standby engine, testing steering gear, checking up clock and telegraph during navigation.2.Noon report.Noon report is a good means of communication between the engine room and the bridge. Formally, it should be presented by the captain to the chief engineer or vice versa. But in practice, it is often prepared by the second officer or the third engineer. When the ship isat sea, the noon report should be exchanged daily. While the ship is in port, it will be presented once several days. The noon report from the engine room to the bridge mainly includes the average speed of the main engine, the storage of the water, fuel oil, lube oil and so on. While the noon report from the bridge to the engine room mainly includes the ship’s position in term of longitude and latitude at noon, the average navigation speed and so on.3.Take over watch.Taking over the watch is a very important procedure in watch keeping. The relieving engineer should arrive at the engine room fifteen minutes early. He should check the operation and condition of the steering gear, the main engine, the auxiliary engines, boilers and other important equipments and systems. He should also check the storage of daily service oils and water. If there is any problem, such as equipment failure, the relieving engineer should be told what has been done, any unfinished work, information from the bridge and so on.4.Hand over watch.At the completion of the watch, each member of watchkeepingshould hand over to his relief, ensuring that the relief is competent to take over and carry out his duties effectively. Before going off duty, the engineer in charge of the watch shall ensure that all events related to the main and auxiliary machinery are suitalby recorded. He should tell the relieving engineer the standing orders , special instructions and unfinished work, if any. If he has any reason to believe that the relieving engineer is not capable of carrying out the watchkeeping duties effectively, he shall not hand over the watch and the chief engineer shall be notified.5.Stand by engine before departure.When stand by engine before departure, the following items should be checked.1) All necessary supply pumps running and warming-up system, standby pumps selected in auto start mode.。
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Chapter 3之南宫帮珍创作口述1. Describe the responsibilities as a watch officer while the ship is at anchorA. While at anchor, the watch officer must check anchor frequently and keep a sharp lookout for other vessels’ position relative to his in the vicinity, and use radar during low visibility condition to determine if the ship is dragging anchor.B.If dragging, alert everyone and act. The emergency actions include the following:1. Turn on the radar, the GPS and VHF channel 16, the electronics(depth sounder, wind instruments, and boat speed indicator).2. Check ground tackle.3.Get some fenders ready for use.4. Standby engine.5. Steer out of anchorage, if necessary.C.The watch officer must keep close anchor watch, particularly in bad weather situations or at the periods of maximum current.2. Describe the proper way of using VHFA.First you will pick up the receiver, set the calling channel, press the button on the receiver handle and speak. If the channel is not chosen when VHF is turned on, it will automatically turn to channel 16.B.VHF should be used correctly and properly, and according to the Radio Regulations the following should be avoided:1)Non-essential transmissions.2)Transmitting without correct identification.3)Use of offensive language etc.C..You must remember that Channel 16 is publicly used for calling by all the relative parties. If there is an emergency, all other uses of channel 16 must stop. Before calling on channel 16 you should make a careful check that no Mayday emergency exists.3. Describe the procedures before arrival at a port.Before arrival at a port, every department should do the preparatory work for entering port.A. For the bridge, relative persons must be arranged to check and test the navigation equipment, emergency equipment, anchor and steering gear etc. Autopilot should be changed to manual pilot, and a listening watch should kept on VHF channel 16.B.For the engine room, everything must also be well prepared for standing by engine.C.The deck crewmembers should stand by anchor, get all necessary lines ready for berthing, get ready for the pilot ladder and life buoy for the pilot’s safe embarkation and hoist the flags and signals as required.4. Describe the procedures before leaving a portA.Before leaving a port, the duty officer, together with the duty engineer, should check the ship’s bell and test the steering gear, and make entry in the logbook. Test and switch on the navigation equipment such as radar, GPS VHF, etc..B. For the engine room, stand by engine, then inform the bridge.C. The relative crewmember on deck should get the gangway in position and secure it properly and get everything ready for leaving the port.5. Describe the procedures of pilotageA.Before arrival at a port, you should contact the pilot station directly or through your agent in advance, making sure about the embarking time and embarkation place of the pilot.B.You should prepare the pilot ladder or gangway and take some safety measures. Get the throwing line and life buoy ready and put them beside the pilot ladder, and ensure to have sufficient lights at nightC. When the pilot arrives at the boarding place, you will make a lee side for the pilot boat. The duty officer should wait for receiving the pilot on board. The captain should tel l the ship’s particulars to the pilot.Chapter 4口述题1.Describe the procedures of carrying dangerous cargo on board.No person may offer or accept dangerous goods for transport unless those goods are properly classified, packed, marked, labeled, described and certified on a transport document. A.Generally, the following information must be provided for the carrier: the cargo’s technical name, packing, classes, UN No., tons to be loaded, stowage factor, country of production, country of destination, notices on loading, cautions to be paid when loading and discharging, etc.B.During the voyage, we should keep them far away from the livingarea and the engine room and keep them well ventilated. C.We should also give them all the immediate treatment if leakage is found.2.Describe the precautions before entering an enclosed space.A. The enclosed area may be lack of oxygen or contains toxic gases, people into it may be faced risk of being smothered.B.The following factors should be taken into consideration before we enter an enclosed space: 1) first of all, open all the relevant doors for sufficient and effective ventilation. 2) Secondly, take enough light appliances. 3) When entered, arrange enough hands standby for assistance and the chief office should be on the spot if necessary.C.Put on the breathing apparatus in case there is any toxic gas inside.3．Describe the procedures of cargo stowage.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo. One of the most important responsibilities of the chief officer is to ensure the cargo being properly loaded and stowed.A.Before loading, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. Where large items of cargoes are concerned, information on the dimensions of the cargo is required.B. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan to ensure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The cargo plan mustensure the cargoes are stowed properly to prevent list and trim.C. During cargo stowing process, if the crew or stevedores find anything improper in the stowage plan, it should be modified in time.4. Describe the actions to be taken in case of an oil spill on board.The following measures shall be taken in case of oil spill on board: A. First of all, all the relevant operations shall be stopped immediately. 2) Secondly, report to the bridge and sound the oil spill alarm. B.All the crew members should reach the spot with the appropriate tools and materials and get rid of the oil spill according to their respective duties. C. If oil spill causes the pollution to the nearby waters, lifeboats should be launched and oil clearance operation shall be done by the seamen. Meanwhile, the harbor authorities concerned should be informed for necessary assistance.5. Describe how to ensure a proper stowage for general cargo.A.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo.One of the most important responsibilities of the first mate is to make sure that cargo will be properly loaded and stowed. Before loading the cargo to be carried, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan in order to make sure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The stevedoresshould load and stow cargo in accordance withthe stowage plan prepared by the chief officer.B. In addition to what is mentioned above, general cargo should be carefully stowed in case any space lost and all the cargo should be secured properly to prevent cargo shifting during the voyage.Chapter 5口述题1. Describe the duties of watch-keeping when underway.The officer in charge of the navigational watch shall:A.1) keep the watch on the bridge.2)n no circumstances leave the bridge until properly relieved3) continue to be responsible for the safe navigation of the ship, despite the presence of the master on the bridge, until informed specifically that the master has assumed that responsibility and this is mutually understood. 4) notify the master when in any doubt as to what action to take in the interest of safety.B.During the watch the course steered, position and speed shall be checked at sufficiently frequentintervals, using any available navigational aids necessary, to ensure that the ship follows the planed course.C.The officeronwatch shall have full knowledge of the safety and navigational equipment on board and make effective use of them. A proper lookout and security watch shall be kept and a record shall be maintained.2. Describe the bridge shift change.A.Theofficeron watch shall not hand over the watch to the relievingofficer if there is reason to believe that the latter is not capable of carrying out the watch-keeping duties effectively, in which case the master shall be notified; the relievedofficer shall ensure the relievingofficeris fully capable of performing the duty, particularly as regards theiradjustment to night vision; the reliving officer shall not take over the watch until his vision is fully adjusted to the light condition.B.Prior to taking over the watch relievingofficers shall satisfythemselves as to the ship’s estimated or true position and confirm its intended track, course and speed, and UMS controls as appropriate and shall note any dangers to navigation expected to be encountered during their watch.C.If at any time the officer in charge of bridge watch is to be relieved when a manoeuvre or other action to avoid any hazard is taking place, the relief of that officer shall be deferred until such action has been completed.3. Describe the differences betweennavigating in a narrow channel and in a trafficseparation scheme.A. A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable.B.A vessel using a traffic separation scheme shall proceed in the appropriate traffic lane in the general direction of traffic flow for that lane and so far as practicable keep clear of a traffic separation line or separation zone.C.Navigating in narrow channel requires great skill. Since it might be crowded with heavy traffic, a sharp look-out shall always be kept. Before entering the narrow channel, duty officer shall familiarize themselves by consulting relevant sailing directions and other nautical publications.In all while navigating in traffic separation scheme, we have to proceed in the proper lane, because the traffic lane is adopted by IMO and is compulsory for vessel to proceed.4. Describe advantages of various tools or technologies for proper lookout.A.If radar is fitted and operational, we can obtain early warning of risk of collision and radar plotting or equivalent systematic observation of detected objects. Though it is very efficient, it does have such limitations as: 1) the constraints imposed by the radar range scale in use; 2) the possibility that small vessels, ice and other floating objects may not be detected; 3) the effect on radar of sea state, weather and other sources of interference, etc.B. The visual lookout has the following advantages: It is reliable and sensitive to color. It is easy to assess heading and identify small targets. The visual lookout is able to see light configurations, figure out types of ship, identify flashing lights, see changing weather patterns, and see effect of sea on vessel…etc.C.The working of Radar or other apparatus does not relieve the watch officers of his duty to maintain a proper lookout at all time. Mariners cannot depend on machines too much. Lookout (bridge watch) is always very important, especially in some passages, inside the port and in some dangerous areas. Delayed actions will possibly give rise to big accidents.5. Describe the preparations to be done by the Deck Department prior to arrival.A. Prior to arrival, the deck department shall check and test all navigation aids, windlass and winches. Together with engine department test the emergency steering gear and main engine. Make everything ready for cargo handling. Prepare signal lights and national flags as local authority registered.B.Deck department shall prepare hawsers for mooring and pilot ladder for pilot embarkation. Get ready for the joint inspection from the immigration, the Customs and the quarantineoffice.Chapter6口述题1. Describe the formalities before carrying out a ship’s repairA.Carrying out the ship’s repair is to ensure the safety ofequipment and ship itself to avoid accidents and improve the ship’s productivity.B.Before the ship repair begins, various formalities must becompleted such as pipe plan, general arrangement plan, capacity plan, and ship’s drawing, etc. And the items to be repaired must be determined and ships documents concerned must be got ready.C.During and after the repair, special attention must be paid tothe quality of all the repaired items to see whether they are up to the required standards.2. Describe the procedures of hull maintenance.The hull is to be maintained according to the annual maintenance plan in the company as per the ISM Code. It’s veryimportant to safeguard the safety of navigation.A.The person concerned is to inspect the extent of corrosion and makes decision in choosing the proper tools fordifferent deficiencies and measures to be taken. Besides, person in charge of the maintenance is to be appointed.B.The rusty part must be sandblasted, painted, cut and welded, if necessary, mostly over the shell plate above thewater.C.Cautions shall be taken when carrying out the hull maintenance, e.g. putting on life jackets, helmet and othersafety measures for outboard operation. Finally, remember to enter relevant records.3. Describe the procedures of an overhaul for navigational aids.A.Navigational aids are critical in safeguarding the life and property at sea, which should be inspected or overhauled periodically.B.Generally, radar, VHF, GPS, GMDSS, echo sounder, etc. are to be checked and overhauled whenever necessary by qualified technicians.C. When undergoing the overhaul, the technician should be assisted by a crewmember and the procedure must strictly comply with the Manual and the notice of the aids being overhauled is to be posted.4. Describe the procedures of carrying out the maintenance of riggings.A.Before the rigging maintenance, count and check all the riggingsand arrange them out on deck. Get the tools ready accordingly.B.Grease, measure, derust, clean or renew the riggings if necessary.Upon completion of maintenance put them in place and test after reassembling and replacing them well. Records are to be kept as well.C. Protective work is to be done, such as putting on the gloves,protective suits, helmet, goggles, etc.Chapter7口述题：1．Describe the procedures in handling fire on board.The procedures in handling fire on board are as follows:A. 1) Report to the bridge about the fire and the bridge will sound the alarm 2) All the crew should muster at their stations. 3) Cut off the oil supply and the power, close/secure all the ventilation and outlets, and separate the inflammable materials.4) Firemen should detect the source of the fire. If the fire takes place in the engine room, evacuate the engine room first, then release CO2 firefighting system.B. After extinguishing the fire, fully ventilate the site and send out the watchman. 7) If the fire takes place in the cargo holds, all the holds concerned can not be opened until the vessel gets alongside.C.I’m a member of …, my duty is …2. Describe the emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution.The emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution are as follows:A.1)、2）和3）与上题一样.B. 1) The crew should be divided into four groups. Group one is for communication and commanding. Group two is tocollect the oil spillage. Group three is in charge of the engine room. Group four is responsible for the rescue. 2) Cut off the oil supply, and the captain needs to report according to SOPEP to the authorities concerned. 3) Try to repair the leakage fracture/crack. 7) Plug the scuppers and use saw dust or sponge or other oil pollution preventing means to collect the oil. If necessary, the 3rd officer should get the lifeboat ready.C. I’m a member of Group Two. My duty is to collect the oil spillage.3. Describe briefly one of the cases that you have experienced or heard of as to collision,fire, flooding, or grounding.可参考第一题组织回答4. Describe the procedures in re-floating ship aground.A. The vessel may be aground full length, with the bow in or stern in…ect.B. 1) Wait for the high water torefloat her if the vessel is aground full length.2) Rearrange/adjust the ballast and bunker or deballast, if the vessel takes aground with the bow in, transfer the cargo afterwards, and vice versa. 3) reverse engine. 4) If you cannot refloat the ship by your own means, ask for the assistance from tugs or jettison the cargo.C.Special attention should be paid to refloat the ship, for instance, to make sure whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures. While taking measures you should report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in log book as well.5. Describe the procedures in handling cargo damage.A.During cargo handling operation, cargo damage often happens, such as bagged cargo holed by hooks, case smashed, barrel deformed etc. In most cases, these damages are caused by stevedores.B.1) If cargo damage is found in holds, Chief officer will have the damaged cargo put aside and calculate the quantity or the weight of it in bag or in bulk , and then the Chief office will take up matter with the parties concerned. 2) If any disputes arise from the figures or quantities of damaged cargo, Chief officer will ask the agent to arrange with a cargo surveyor and the tallyman to check up the damage together, and find out the causes of the damage and decide who will take responsibility of it. 3) In case that the damage is caused by the improper loading, the chief officer will put a remark into the mate’s receipt, and the stevedoring company should be held responsible for it;4) if it is caused by inadequate packing of the cargo, Chief Officer will also put a remark in the Mate’s Receipt. In this case, the shipper will be responsible for the damage. C.If the cargo damage is caused by other reasons, Chief Officer will report to ship-owner, waiting for further instructions.Chapter 8口述题1.Describe fire precautions on board.A.Fire protection equipment on board are usually as follow: fire mains, extinguishers, fire detectors, fire alarms, fire doors, firemen’s outfit and the communication equipment etc. They should be checked and maintained regularly.Smoking is restricted. Preventivemeasures should be taken when working with naked fire.B.According to the SOLAS, the fire-fighting drill should be carried out once a month under the command of master. C/O is in charge of it on the spot. If the engine room is on fire, the chief engineer is the spot commander. The procedures of a fire drill are: Sound the alarm. All the crew members at their station within 2 minutes. Carry out fire fighting. After that, the spot commander reports to the master. At the end of the drill, /O will make some entries in the logbook accordingly.C.The purpose of the fire drill is to check the crew’s r esponses, ability and skills for fighting against fires.2. Describe damage control on board.A. The crew should check, at regular intervals, the repairing equipment, devices and materials, such as collision mat, pumps, fenders, etc. Whenever there were any deficiencies, the crew should rectify or renew them.B.Damage control should be taken orderly. For example, if the ship had a collision resulting in flooding, the captain should inform the engine room to stop the engine and order the fighting team to detect the leak spot, ascertain the extent, and then do blocking with collision mats.Sometimes, if in the harbor and necessary,ask the assistance of divers. Pump out the flooding as well.If the leakage was out of control, the captain should inform the authority concernedfor assistance and report to the ship owner and prepare the abandoning procedures.C.When the ship is under control, reduce her speed and keep sharplookout, and entries shall be made in the logbook.3.Describe the measures taken on board if aground.A. When aground, 1) First, sound the depth of water around the ship, and locate the part aground, then sound relative tanks to confirm whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures accordingly.B.If the ship is aground full length, wait for tide rising to refloat her ; If aground with bow in, transfer the cargo or bunker or ballast water afterwards, and vice versa. 4) If shestill ca n’t refloat by the above measures, ask for tug assistance or jettison some cargoes.C.While taking measures, report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in logbook as well.4. Describe the measures to be taken on board if on fire.If there is a fire on board(see chapter 7 No.1)Chapter 91. Describe the procedures of search and rescue operations.A.There are several ways for vessel in distress to transmit distress alerts. The vessel in distress may transmit distress alerts by radio equipments or through INMARSAT A or C, or by EPIRB.B.When receiving a distress alert from other vessel, my vessel should do like the following:① Transmit message of acknowledgement and Mayday relay.② Advise the vessel in distress of the intent of my vessel.③ Keep a listening watch on communication frequency VHF channel 16.④Maintain a proper lookout by sight and hearing as well as by allother available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances.C.hich pattern should be chosen depends on the situation.2. Describe the responses when a person falls overboard.A.When anybody on board is found overboard, the officer on board should take effective measures to try tosave the man overboard. Sound the alarm, stop engine and steer hard helm to the same side on which the man falls overboard, arrange for someone to keep the man overboard in sight, notify the master and stand by engine.B.The rescue ship should take maneuverings like: single turning, double turning, Williamson turning or Scharnow turning.C. During the above operation, pay attention to the following:The single or double turning can be taken when the man overboard is found at early time and is kept in sight.Williamson turning may be carried out on condition that the man overboard is found timely and is not clearly in sight.Scharnow turning can be used when the man overboard is lost at sea.3. Describe briefly the GMDSS.A. GMDSS is the short form for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. Its main objectives are: To satisfy the need of search and rescue andto satisfy the need of communication at sea.B.GMDSS includes NAVTEX, EPIRB, DSC, NBDP, INMARSAT A, B, C, F and other equipment.C.The main function of GMDSS is to provide emergency and safety communication and to broadcast safety information at sea.4. Describe briefly the DSC distress alert.A. DSC is short form of digital selective calling, used to carry out distress alert and distress watch. It takes the place of the function of 500 KHZ and 2182 KHZ distress alert and distress watch and increases the possibility of distress alert being received successfully.B.The DSC equipment is equipped with VHF CH70, DSC watching machine and MF/HF according to vessel’s sailing area. The DSC watching machine is keeping a 24 hours watch.C. The DSC distress alert can carry out distress alert from ship to ship, ship to shore and shore to ship at any sea area.Chapter 10口述题1-4 参考短文部分, see book’s listening passages5. A.Before entering the lifeboat, you should check the condition of it and you should make sure the lifeboat is in good working order. Then detach the hook of boat, the lashing rope, release the rope. Take off the brake on davit, operate the davit. Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. B.All crew members go down to the boat one by one. Operate the remote control rope in boat and release the brake and remote control rope when the boat is lowered to water surface. C.Operate the handle of automatic disengaging gear in boat, detach the rope from the boat. Start the boat engine, drive the boat from the ship quickly. You should check the boat’s surrounding and the position of the boat.Operation for liferaft:A.Release the disengaging gear of hydrostatic release unit. Manage the raft davit if any in launching condition. Launch the raft, pull the inflating line to open the gas cylinder valve, then the liferaft is inflated automatically.Re-right the raft.B.Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. Untie the painter, drive the raft from the ship. Cast sea anchor to control the speed of drifting raft.C.Pay special attention to raft’s surroundings and position.6. When the emergency signals are sounded, all crew members have to go to their assembly station.A. Items to be taken: water, food, axes, and other necessary equipment. B.Put on your lifejackets and check the life jacket fittings and belongings. C.Start the davit motor. Ready for lowering the boat. Detach the fore(aft) side hook. Take off the fore(aft) boat nest. In boat, control the fore(aft) fall. Send out fore(aft)rope and guy, Detach the fore(aft) hook.. take the life buoy to the boat, put on boat plug and get ready the fender and the buoy. Make fast the for (aft) rope, lay out the embarkation ladder. All crew members go down to the boat one by one.Chapter 11口述题1. Please say something about PortState Control.The PSC inspectors may come on board a vessel unexpectedly when berthed. A. The boarding party for the inspection is usually made up of 2or 3 officers. The order of the inspection is usually as below:various certificates of the ship, charts and nautical publications, navigation equipment, life-saving and fire-fighting equipment, and so on.B.If any deficiencies are found, the master shall make great effort s to rectify all the deficiencies before ship’s departure and improve the ship’s condition in case of being detained. C.Person concerned should cooperate well with the PSCOs and answer them clearly.2. Please describe the preparatory work or the daily maintenance work to do before a PSC inspection.A.I am a third officer and I’m responsible for fire-fighting and life-saving equipments.Everyday I…B. Before PSC inspection, all crew members should make preparatory work for their own duty, e.g. … and carry out the drills at regular intervals to improve their capability in fire fighting and life saving.C.Some successful experience( last voyage when we are in Hangkong I prepared everything well and make good maintenance for the equipment I am in charging of and passed through the PSC inspection satisfactorily)3. Please tell a story of your success in passing through PSC inspection:A.Before coming on board, the PSCO will usually check the vessel’s outside appearance and know something about the vessel’s mainten ance, personnel on duty, etc. and thus have an impression of the vessel. During the inspection of the vessel’s certificates, documents or during the process of inquiring the crew, the PSCO will try to find any evident proof that anybody on board is not fam iliar with ship’ s safety and pollution prevention. If there is any, the PSCO will have amuch more detailed inspection.B. We do according to …C.On my last voyage, in order to pass through the PSC inspection successfully, first of all, we tried to keep the vessel well maintained at all time. Secondly, before the arrival at a port, we prepared for the inspection carefully and got all the things needed ready for inspection. Every crew member got familiar with their own duty and liability. Thirdly, when the PSCO coming on board, every one on board was polite and talked with the PSCO fluently.By this way, we passed through the PSC inspection successfully.4. Make a comparison between different ports in different states.PSC inspections are conducted to ensure that foreign ships are seaworthy, do not pose a pollution risk, provide a healthy and safe working environment and comply with relevant international conventions. PSC inspections may include, but is not limited to, checks of documents, certificates, man uals, the vessel’s structural integrity, machinery, navigation, pollution prevention, engineering and safety systems, maintenance programs and crew proficiency.But the emphasis of PSC inspections of different ports in different states may vary. For example, in American ports, PSC inspections place emphasis on the inspection of ship’s fire fighting and lifesaving equipment. While in Australian ports, PSC inspections place emphasis on the maintenance of the hull, the vessel’s structural integrity, and etc.5. PSC Inspection related to ISM Code:。
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Chapter 3之杨若古兰创作口述1. Describe the responsibilities as a watch officer while the ship is at anchorA. While at anchor, the watch officer must check anchor frequently and keep a sharp lookout for other vessels’ position relative to his in the vicinity, and use radar during low visibility condition to determine if the ship is dragging anchor.B. If dragging, alert everyone and act. The emergency actions include the following:1. Turn on the radar, the GPS and VHF channel 16, the electronics (depth sounder,wind instruments, and boat speed indicator).2. Check ground tackle.3.Get some fenders ready for use.4. Standby engine.5. Steer out of anchorage, if necessary.C.The watch officer must keep close anchor watch, particularly in bad weather situations or at the periods of maximum current.2. Describe the proper way of using VHFA.First you will pick up the receiver, set the calling channel, press the button on the receiver handle and speak. If the channel is not chosen when VHF is turned on, it will automatically turn to channel 16.B.VHF should be used correctly and properly, and according to the Radio Regulations the following should be avoided:1)Non-essential transmissions.2)Transmitting without correct identification.3)Use of offensive language etc.C..You must remember that Channel 16 is publicly used for calling by all the relative parties. If there is an emergency, all other uses of channel 16 must stop. Before calling on channel 16 you should make a careful check that no Mayday emergency exists.3. Describe the procedures before arrival at a port.Before arrival at a port, every department should do the preparatory work for entering port.A. For the bridge, relative persons must be arranged to check and test the navigation equipment, emergency equipment, anchor and steering gear etc. Autopilot should be changed to manual pilot, and a listening watch should kept on VHF channel 16.B. For the engine room, everything must also be well prepared for standing by engine.C.The deck crewmembers should stand by anchor, get all necessary lines ready for berthing, get ready for the pilot ladder and life buoy for the pilot’s safe embarkation and hoist the flags and signals as required.4. Describe the procedures before leaving a portA.Before leaving a port, the duty officer, together with the duty engineer, should check the ship’s bell and test the steering gear, and make entry in the logbook. Test and switch on the navigation equipment such as radar, GPS VHF, etc..B. For the engine room, stand by engine, then inform the bridge.C. The relative crewmember on deck should get the gangway in position and secure it properly and get everything ready for leaving the port.5. Describe the procedures of pilotageA.Before arrival at a port, you should contact the pilot station directly or through your agent in advance, making sure about the embarking time and embarkation place of the pilot.B.You should prepare the pilot ladder or gangway and take some safety measures. Get the throwing line and life buoy ready and put them beside the pilot ladder, and ensure to have sufficient lights at nightC. When the pilot arrives at the boarding place, you will make a lee side for the pilot boat. The duty officer should wait for receiving the pilot on board. The captain should tel l the ship’s particulars to the pilot.Chapter 4口述题1.Describe the procedures of carrying dangerous cargo on board.No person may offer or accept dangerous goods for transport unless those goods are properly classified, packed, marked, labeled, described and certified on a transport document. A.Generally, the following information must be provided for the carrier: the cargo’s technical name, packing, classes, UN No., tons to be loaded, stowage factor, country of production, country of destination, notices on loading, cautions to be paid when loading and discharging, etc.B.During the voyage, we should keep them far away from the living area and the engine room and keep them well ventilated. C.We should also give them all the immediate treatment if leakage is found.2.Describe the precautions before entering an enclosed space.A. The enclosed area may be lack of oxygen or contains toxic gases, people into it may be faced risk of being smothered.B.The following factors should be taken into consideration before we enter an enclosed space: 1) first of all, open all the relevant doors for sufficient and effective ventilation. 2) Secondly, take enough light appliances.3) When entered, arrange enough hands standby for assistance and the chief officeshould be on the spot if necessary. C.Put on the breathing apparatus in case there is any toxic gas inside.3．Describe the procedures of cargo stowage.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo. One of the most important responsibilities of the chief officer is to ensure the cargo being properly loaded and stowed. A.Before loading, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. Where large items of cargoes are concerned, information on the dimensions of the cargo is required. B. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan to ensure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The cargo plan mustensure the cargoes are stowed properly to prevent list and trim. C. During cargo stowing process, if the crew or stevedores find anything improper in the stowage plan, it should be modified in time.4. Describe the actions to be taken in case of an oil spill on board.The following measures shall be taken in case of oil spill on board: A. First of all, all the relevant operations shall be stopped immediately. 2) Secondly, report to the bridge and sound the oil spill alarm. B. All the crew members should reach the spot with the appropriate tools and materials and get rid of the oil spill according to their respective duties. C. If oil spill causes the pollution to the nearby waters, lifeboats should be launched and oil clearance operation shall be done by the seamen. Meanwhile, the harbor authorities concerned should be informed for necessary assistance.5. Describe how to ensure a proper stowage for general cargo.A.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo.One of the most important responsibilities of the first mate is to make sure thatcargo will be properly loaded and stowed. Before loading the cargo to be carried, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan in order to make sure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The stevedoresshould load and stow cargo in accordance withthe stowage plan prepared by the chief officer.B. In addition to what is mentioned above, general cargo should be carefully stowed in case any space lost and all the cargo should be secured properly to prevent cargo shifting during the voyage.Chapter 5口述题1. Describe the duties of watch-keeping when underway.The officer in charge of the navigational watch shall:A.1) keep the watch on the bridge.2)n no circumstances leave the bridge until properly relieved3) continue to be responsible for the safe navigation of the ship, despite the presence of the master on the bridge, until informed specifically that the master has assumed that responsibility and this is mutually understood. 4) notify the master when in any doubt as to what action to take in the interest of safety.B.During the watch the course steered, position and speed shall be checked at sufficiently frequentintervals, using any available navigational aids necessary, to ensure that the ship follows the planed course.C.The officeronwatch shall have full knowledge of the safety and navigational equipment on board and make effective use of them. A proper lookout and security watch shall be kept and a record shall be maintained.2. Describe the bridge shift change.A.Theofficeron watch shall not hand over the watch to the relievingofficer if there is reason to believe that the latter is not capable of carrying out the watch-keeping duties effectively, in which case the master shall be notified; the relievedofficer shall ensure the relievingofficeris fully capable of performing the duty, particularly as regards theiradjustment to night vision; the reliving officer shall not take over the watch until his vision is fully adjusted to the light condition.B.Prior to taking over the watch relievingofficers shall satisfythemselves as to the ship’s estimated or true position and confirm its intended track, course and speed, and UMS controls as appropriate and shall note any dangers to navigation expected to be encountered during their watch.C.If at any time the officer in charge of bridge watch is to be relieved when a manoeuvre or other action to avoid any hazard is taking place, the relief of that officer shall be deferred until such action has been completed.3. Describe the differences betweennavigating in a narrow channel and in a trafficseparation scheme.A. A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable.B.A vessel using a traffic separation scheme shall proceed in the appropriate traffic lane in the general direction of traffic flow for that lane and so far as practicable keep clear of a traffic separation line or separation zone.C.Navigating in narrow channel requires great skill. Since it might be crowded with heavy traffic, a sharp look-out shall always be kept. Before entering the narrow channel, duty officer shall familiarize themselves by consulting relevant sailing directions and other nautical publications.In all while navigating in traffic separation scheme, we have to proceed in the proper lane, because the traffic lane is adopted by IMO and is compulsory for vessel to proceed.4. Describe advantages of various tools or technologies for proper lookout.A.If radar is fitted and operational, we can obtain early warning of risk of collision and radar plotting or equivalent systematic observation of detected objects. Though it is very efficient, it does have such limitations as: 1) the constraints imposed by the radar range scale in use; 2) the possibility that small vessels, ice and other floating objects may not be detected; 3) the effect on radar of sea state, weather and other sources of interference, etc.B. The visual lookout has the following advantages: It is reliable and sensitive to color. It is easy to assess heading and identify small targets. The visual lookout is able to see light configurations, figure out types of ship, identify flashing lights, see changing weather patterns, and see effect of sea on vessel…etc.C.The working of Radar or other apparatus does not relieve the watch officers of his duty to maintain a proper lookout at all time. Mariners cannot depend on machines too much. Lookout (bridge watch) is always very important, especially in some passages, inside the port and in some dangerous areas. Delayed actions will possibly give rise to big accidents.5. Describe the preparations to be done by the Deck Department prior to arrival.A. Prior to arrival, the deck department shall check and test all navigation aids, windlass and winches. Together with engine department test the emergency steering gear and main engine. Make everything ready for cargo handling. Prepare signal lights and national flags as local authority registered.B.Deck department shall prepare hawsers for mooring and pilot ladder for pilot embarkation. Get ready for the joint inspection from the immigration, the Customs and the quarantineoffice.Chapter6口述题1. Describe the formalities before carrying out a ship’s repairA.Carrying out the ship’s repair is to ensure the safety of equipment and shipitself to avoid accidents and improve the ship’s productivity.B.Before the ship repair begins, various formalities must be completed such as pipeplan, general arrangement plan, capacity plan, and ship’s drawing, etc. And the items to be repaired must be determined and ships documents concerned must be got ready.C.During and after the repair, special attention must be paid to the quality of all therepaired items to see whether they are up to the required standards.2. Describe the procedures of hull maintenance.The hull is to be maintained according to the annual maintenance plan in the company as per the ISM Code. It’s veryimportant to safeguard the safety of navigation.A.The person concerned is to inspect the extent of corrosion and makes decision in choosing the proper tools fordifferent deficiencies and measures to be taken. Besides, person in charge of the maintenance is to be appointed.B.The rusty part must be sandblasted, painted, cut and welded, if necessary, mostly over the shell plate above thewater.C.Cautions shall be taken when carrying out the hull maintenance, e.g. putting on life jackets, helmet and othersafety measures for outboard operation. Finally, remember to enter relevant records.3. Describe the procedures of an overhaul for navigational aids.A.Navigational aids are critical in safeguarding the life and property at sea, which should be inspected or overhauled periodically.B.Generally, radar, VHF, GPS, GMDSS, echo sounder, etc. are to be checked and overhauled whenever necessary by qualified technicians.C. When undergoing the overhaul, the technician should be assisted by a crewmember and the procedure must strictly comply with the Manual and the notice of the aids being overhauled is to be posted.4. Describe the procedures of carrying out the maintenance of riggings.A.Before the rigging maintenance, count and check all the riggings and arrange themout on deck. Get the tools ready accordingly.B.Grease, measure, derust, clean or renew the riggings if necessary. Uponcompletion of maintenance put them in place and test after reassembling and replacing them well. Records are to be kept as well.C. Protective work is to be done, such as putting on the gloves, protective suits,helmet, goggles, etc.Chapter7口述题：1．Describe the procedures in handling fire on board.The procedures in handling fire on board are as follows:A.1) Report to the bridgeabout the fire and the bridge will sound the alarm 2) All the crew should muster at their stations. 3) Cut off the oil supply and the power, close/secure all the ventilation and outlets, and separate the inflammable materials.4) Firemen should detect the source of the fire. If the fire takes place in the engine room, evacuate the engine room first, then release CO2 firefighting system. B. After extinguishing the fire, fully ventilate the site and send out the watchman. 7) If the fire takes place in the cargo holds, all the holds concerned can not be opened until the vessel gets alongside.C.I’m a member of …, my duty is …2. Describe the emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution.The emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution are as follows:A.1)、2）和3）与上题一样.B. 1) The crew should be divided into four groups. Group one is for communication and commanding. Group two is to collect the oil spillage. Group three is in charge of the engine room. Group four is responsible for the rescue. 2) Cut off the oil supply, and the captain needs to report according to SOPEP to the authorities concerned. 3) Try to repair the leakage fracture/crack. 7) Plug the scuppers and use saw dust or sponge or other oil pollution preventing means to collect the oil. If necessary, the 3rd officer should get the lifeboat ready.C. I’m a member of Group Two. My duty is to collect the oil spillage.3. Describe briefly one of the cases that you have experienced or heard of as to collision,fire, flooding, or grounding.可参考第一题组织回答4. Describe the procedures in re-floating ship aground.A. The vessel may be aground full length, with the bow in or stern in…ect.B. 1) Wait for the high water torefloat her if the vessel is aground full length.2) Rearrange/adjustthe ballast and bunker or deballast, if the vessel takes aground with the bow in, transfer the cargo afterwards, and vice versa. 3) reverse engine. 4) If you cannot refloat the ship by your own means, ask for the assistance from tugs or jettison the cargo. C.Special attention should be paid to refloat the ship, for instance, to make sure whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures. While taking measures you should report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in log book as well.5. Describe the procedures in handling cargo damage.A.During cargo handling operation, cargo damage often happens, such as bagged cargo holed by hooks, case smashed, barrel deformed etc. In most cases, these damages are caused by stevedores.B. 1) If cargo damage is found in holds, Chief officer will have the damaged cargo put aside and calculate the quantity or the weight of it in bag or in bulk , and then the Chief office will take up matter with the parties concerned. 2) If any disputes arise from the figures or quantities of damaged cargo, Chief officer will ask the agent to arrange with a cargo surveyor and the tallyman to check up the damage together, and find out the causes of the damage and decide who will take responsibility of it. 3) In case that the damage is caused by the improper loading, the chief officer will put a remark into the mate’s receipt, and the stevedoring company should be held responsible for it; 4) if it is caused by inadequate packing of the cargo, Chief Officer will also put a remark in the Mate’s Receipt. In this case, the shipper will be responsible for the damage.C.If the cargo damage is caused by other reasons, Chief Officer will report to ship-owner, waiting for further instructions.Chapter 8口述题1.Describe fire precautions on board.A. Fire protection equipment on board are usually as follow: fire mains, extinguishers, fire detectors, fire alarms, fire do ors, firemen’s outfit and the communication equipment etc. They should be checked and maintained regularly.Smoking is restricted. Preventive measures should be taken when working with naked fire.B.According to the SOLAS, the fire-fighting drill should be carried out once a month under the command of master. C/O is in charge of it on the spot. If the engine room is on fire, the chief engineer is the spot commander. The procedures of a fire drill are: Sound the alarm. All the crew members at their station within 2 minutes. Carry out fire fighting. After that, the spot commander reports to the master. At the end of the drill, /O will make some entries in the logbook accordingly.C.The purpose of the fire drill is to check the crew’s r esponses, ability and skills for fighting against fires.2. Describe damage control on board.A. The crew should check, at regular intervals, the repairing equipment, devices and materials, such as collision mat, pumps, fenders, etc. Whenever there were any deficiencies, the crew should rectify or renew them.B.Damage control should be taken orderly. For example, if the ship had a collision resulting in flooding, the captain should inform the engine room to stop the engine and order the fighting team to detect the leak spot, ascertain the extent, and then do blocking with collision mats.Sometimes, if in the harbor and necessary,ask the assistance of divers. Pump out the flooding as well.If the leakage was out of control, the captain should inform the authority concernedfor assistance and report to the ship owner and prepare the abandoning procedures.C.When the ship is under control, reduce her speed and keep sharp lookout, and entries shall be made in the logbook.3.Describe the measures taken on board if aground.A. When aground, 1) First, sound the depth of water around the ship, and locate the part aground, then sound relative tanks to confirm whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures accordingly.B.If the ship is aground full length, wait for tide rising to refloat her ; If aground with bow in, transfer the cargo or bunker or ballast water afterwards, and vice versa. 4) If shestill ca n’t refloat by the above measures, ask for tug assistance or jettison some cargoes.C.While taking measures, report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in logbook as well.4. Describe the measures to be taken on board if on fire.If there is a fire on board(see chapter 7 No.1)Chapter 91. Describe the procedures of search and rescue operations.A.There are several ways for vessel in distress to transmit distress alerts. The vessel in distress may transmit distress alerts by radio equipments or through INMARSAT A or C, or by EPIRB.B.When receiving a distress alert from other vessel, my vessel should do like the following:① Transmit message of acknowledgement and Mayday relay.② Advise the vessel in distress of the intent of my vessel.③ Keep a listening watch on communication frequency VHF channel 16.④Maintain a proper lookout by sight and hearing as well as by all other availablemeans appropriate to the prevailing circumstances.C.hich pattern should be chosen depends on the situation.2. Describe the responses when a person falls overboard.A.When anybody on board is found overboard, the officer on board should take effective measures to try tosave the man overboard. Sound the alarm, stop engine and steer hard helm to the same side on which the man falls overboard, arrange for someone to keep the man overboard in sight, notify the master and stand by engine.B.The rescue ship should take maneuverings like: single turning, double turning, Williamson turning or Scharnow turning.C. During the above operation, pay attention to the following:The single or double turning can be taken when the man overboard is found at early time and is kept in sight.Williamson turning may be carried out on condition that the man overboard is found timely and is not clearly in sight.Scharnow turning can be used when the man overboard is lost at sea.3. Describe briefly the GMDSS.A. GMDSS is the short form for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. Its main objectives are: To satisfy the need of search and rescue andto satisfy the need of communication at sea.B.GMDSS includes NAVTEX, EPIRB, DSC, NBDP, INMARSAT A, B, C, F and other equipment.C.The main function of GMDSS is to provide emergency and safety communication and to broadcast safety information at sea.4. Describe briefly the DSC distress alert.A. DSC is short form of digital selective calling, used to carry out distress alert and distress watch. It takes the place of the function of 500 KHZ and 2182 KHZ distress alert and distress watch and increases the possibility of distress alert being received successfully.B.The DSC equipment is equipped with VHF CH70, DSC watching machine and MF/HF according to vessel’s sailing area. The DSC watching machine is keeping a 24 hours watch.C. The DSC distress alert can carry out distress alert from ship to ship, ship to shore and shore to ship at any sea area.Chapter 10口述题1-4 参考短文部分, see book’s listening passages5. A.Before entering the lifeboat, you should check the condition of it and you should make sure the lifeboat is in good working order. Then detach the hook of boat, the lashing rope, release the rope. Take off the brake on davit, operate the davit. Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. B.All crew members go down to the boat one by one. Operate the remote control rope in boat and release the brake and remote control rope when the boat is lowered to water surface. C.Operate the handle of automatic disengaging gear in boat, detach the rope from the boat. Start the boat engine, drive the boat from the ship quickly. You should check the boat’s surrounding and the position of the boat. Operation for liferaft:A.Release the disengaging gear of hydrostatic release unit. Manage the raft davit if anyin launching condition. Launch the raft, pull the inflating line to open the gas cylinder valve, then the liferaft is inflated automatically.Re-right the raft. B.Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. Untie the painter, drive the raft from the ship. Cast sea anchor to control the speed of drifting raft. C.Pay special attention to raft’s surroundings and position.6.When the emergency signals are sounded, all crew members have to go to their assembly station.A. Items to be taken: water, food, axes, and other necessary equipment.B.Put on your lifejackets and check the life jacket fittings and belongings.C.Start the davit motor. Ready for lowering the boat. Detach the fore(aft) side hook. Take off the fore(aft) boat nest. In boat, control the fore(aft) fall. Send out fore(aft)rope and guy, Detach the fore(aft) hook.. take the life buoy to the boat, put on boat plug and get ready the fender and the buoy. Make fast the for (aft) rope, lay out the embarkation ladder. All crew members go down to the boat one by one.Chapter 11口述题1. Please say something about PortState Control.The PSC inspectors may come on board a vessel unexpectedly when berthed. A. The boarding party for the inspection is usually made up of 2or 3 officers. The order of the inspection is usually as below: various certificates of the ship, charts and nautical publications, navigation equipment, life-saving and fire-fighting equipment, and so on.B.If any deficiencies are found, the master shall make great efforts to rectify all the deficiencies before ship’s departure and improve the ship’s condition in case of being detained. C. Person concerned should cooperate well with the PSCOs and answer them clearly.2. Please describe the preparatory work or the daily maintenance work to do before a PSC inspection.A.I am a third officer and I’m responsible for fire-fighting and life-saving equipments.Everyday I…B. Before PSC inspection, all crew members should make preparatory work for their own duty, e.g. … and carry out the drills at regular intervals to improve their capability in fire fighting and life saving.C.Some successful experience( last voyage when we are in Hangkong I prepared everything well and make good maintenance for the equipment I am in charging of and passed through the PSC inspection satisfactorily)3. Please tell a story of your success in passing through PSC inspection:A.Before coming on board, the PSCO will usually check the vessel’s outside appearance and know something about the vessel’s mainten ance, personnel on duty, etc. and thus have an impression of the vessel. During the inspection of the vessel’s certificates, documents or during the process of inquiring the crew, the PSCO will try to find any evident proof that anybody on board is not fam iliar with ship’ s safety and pollution prevention. If there is any, the PSCO will have a much more detailed inspection.B. We do according to …C.On my last voyage, in order to pass through the PSC inspection successfully, first of all, we tried to keep the vessel well maintained at all time. Secondly, before the arrival at a port, we prepared for the inspection carefully and got all the things needed ready for inspection. Every crew member got familiar with their own duty and liability. Thirdly, when the PSCO coming on board, every one on board was polite and talked with the PSCO fluently.。
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Chapter 3之阿布丰王创作口述1. Describe the responsibilities as a watch officer while the ship is at anchorA. While at anchor, the watch officer must check anchor frequently and keep a sharp lookout for other vessels’ position relative to his in the vicinity, and use radar during low visibility condition to determine if the ship is dragging anchor.B.If dragging, alert everyone and act. The emergency actions include the following:1. Turn on the radar, the GPS and VHF channel 16, the electronics(depth sounder, wind instruments, and boat speed indicator).2. Check ground tackle.3.Get some fenders ready for use.4. Standby engine.5. Steer out of anchorage, if necessary.C.The watch officer must keep close anchor watch, particularly in bad weather situations or at the periods of maximum current.2. Describe the proper way of using VHFA.First you will pick up the receiver, set the calling channel, press the button on the receiver handle and speak. If the channel is not chosen when VHF is turned on, it will automatically turn to channel 16.B.VHF should be used correctly and properly, and according to the Radio Regulations the following should be avoided:1)Non-essential transmissions.2)Transmitting without correct identification.3)Use of offensive language etc.C..You must remember that Channel 16 is publicly used for calling by all the relative parties. If there is an emergency, all other uses of channel 16 must stop. Before calling on channel 16 you should make a careful check that no Mayday emergency exists.3. Describe the procedures before arrival at a port.Before arrival at a port, every department should do the preparatory work for entering port.A. For the bridge, relative persons must be arranged to check and test the navigation equipment, emergency equipment, anchor and steering gear etc. Autopilot should be changed to manual pilot, and a listening watch should kept on VHF channel 16.B.For the engine room, everything must also be well prepared for standing by engine.C.The deck crewmembers should stand by anchor, get all necessary lines ready for berthing, get ready for the pilot ladder and life buoy for the pilot’s safe embarkation and hoist the flags and signals as required.4. Describe the procedures before leaving a portA.Before leaving a port, the duty officer, together with the duty engineer, should check the ship’s bell and test the steering gear, and make entry in the logbook. Test and switch on the navigation equipment such as radar, GPS VHF, etc..B. For the engine room, stand by engine, then inform the bridge.C. The relative crewmember on deck should get the gangway in position and secure it properly and get everything ready for leaving the port.5. Describe the procedures of pilotageA.Before arrival at a port, you should contact the pilot station directly or through your agent in advance, making sure about the embarking time and embarkation place of the pilot.B.You should prepare the pilot ladder or gangway and take some safety measures. Get the throwing line and life buoy ready and put them beside the pilot ladder, and ensure to have sufficient lights at nightC. When the pilot arrives at the boarding place, you will make a lee side for the pilot boat. The duty officer should wait for receiving the pilot on board. The captain should tel l the ship’s particulars to the pilot.Chapter 4口述题1.Describe the procedures of carrying dangerous cargo on board.No person may offer or accept dangerous goods for transport unless those goods are properly classified, packed, marked, labeled, described and certified on a transport document. A.Generally, the following information must be provided for the carrier: the cargo’s technical name, packing, classes, UN No., tons to be loaded, stowage factor, country of production, country of destination, notices on loading, cautions to be paid when loading and discharging, etc.B.During the voyage, we should keep them far away from the livingarea and the engine room and keep them well ventilated. C.We should also give them all the immediate treatment if leakage is found.2.Describe the precautions before entering an enclosed space.A. The enclosed area may be lack of oxygen or contains toxic gases, people into it may be faced risk of being smothered.B.The following factors should be taken into consideration before we enter an enclosed space: 1) first of all, open all the relevant doors for sufficient and effective ventilation. 2) Secondly, take enough light appliances. 3) When entered, arrange enough hands standby for assistance and the chief office should be on the spot if necessary.C.Put on the breathing apparatus in case there is any toxic gas inside.3．Describe the procedures of cargo stowage.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo. One of the most important responsibilities of the chief officer is to ensure the cargo being properly loaded and stowed.A.Before loading, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. Where large items of cargoes are concerned, information on the dimensions of the cargo is required.B. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan to ensure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The cargo plan mustensure the cargoes are stowed properly to prevent list and trim.C. During cargo stowing process, if the crew or stevedores find anything improper in the stowage plan, it should be modified in time.4. Describe the actions to be taken in case of an oil spill on board.The following measures shall be taken in case of oil spill on board: A. First of all, all the relevant operations shall be stopped immediately. 2) Secondly, report to the bridge and sound the oil spill alarm. B.All the crew members should reach the spot with the appropriate tools and materials and get rid of the oil spill according to their respective duties. C. If oil spill causes the pollution to the nearby waters, lifeboats should be launched and oil clearance operation shall be done by the seamen. Meanwhile, the harbor authorities concerned should be informed for necessary assistance.5. Describe how to ensure a proper stowage for general cargo.A.Cargo stowage is the most important factor to ensure the safety of the ship and cargo.One of the most important responsibilities of the first mate is to make sure that cargo will be properly loaded and stowed. Before loading the cargo to be carried, the chief officer should acquire necessary information on the nature, mass and stowage factor of the individual cargo. The chief officer will use this information to make out the cargo plan in order to make sure adequate stability at all stages of the voyage. The stevedoresshould load and stow cargo in accordance withthe stowage plan prepared by the chief officer.B. In addition to what is mentioned above, general cargo should be carefully stowed in case any space lost and all the cargo should be secured properly to prevent cargo shifting during the voyage.Chapter 5口述题1. Describe the duties of watch-keeping when underway.The officer in charge of the navigational watch shall:A.1) keep the watch on the bridge.2)n no circumstances leave the bridge until properly relieved3) continue to be responsible for the safe navigation of the ship, despite the presence of the master on the bridge, until informed specifically that the master has assumed that responsibility and this is mutually understood. 4) notify the master when in any doubt as to what action to take in the interest of safety.B.During the watch the course steered, position and speed shall be checked at sufficiently frequentintervals, using any available navigational aids necessary, to ensure that the ship follows the planed course.C.The officeronwatch shall have full knowledge of the safety and navigational equipment on board and make effective use of them. A proper lookout and security watch shall be kept and a record shall be maintained.2. Describe the bridge shift change.A.Theofficeron watch shall not hand over the watch to the relievingofficer if there is reason to believe that the latter is not capable of carrying out the watch-keeping duties effectively, in which case the master shall be notified; the relievedofficer shall ensure the relievingofficeris fully capable of performing the duty, particularly as regards theiradjustment to night vision; the reliving officer shall not take over the watch until his vision is fully adjusted to the light condition.B.Prior to taking over the watch relievingofficers shall satisfythemselves as to the ship’s estimated or true position and confirm its intended track, course and speed, and UMS controls as appropriate and shall note any dangers to navigation expected to be encountered during their watch.C.If at any time the officer in charge of bridge watch is to be relieved when a manoeuvre or other action to avoid any hazard is taking place, the relief of that officer shall be deferred until such action has been completed.3. Describe the differences betweennavigating in a narrow channel and in a trafficseparation scheme.A. A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable.B.A vessel using a traffic separation scheme shall proceed in the appropriate traffic lane in the general direction of traffic flow for that lane and so far as practicable keep clear of a traffic separation line or separation zone.C.Navigating in narrow channel requires great skill. Since it might be crowded with heavy traffic, a sharp look-out shall always be kept. Before entering the narrow channel, duty officer shall familiarize themselves by consulting relevant sailing directions and other nautical publications.In all while navigating in traffic separation scheme, we have to proceed in the proper lane, because the traffic lane is adopted by IMO and is compulsory for vessel to proceed.4. Describe advantages of various tools or technologies for proper lookout.A.If radar is fitted and operational, we can obtain early warning of risk of collision and radar plotting or equivalent systematic observation of detected objects. Though it is very efficient, it does have such limitations as: 1) the constraints imposed by the radar range scale in use; 2) the possibility that small vessels, ice and other floating objects may not be detected; 3) the effect on radar of sea state, weather and other sources of interference, etc.B. The visual lookout has the following advantages: It is reliable and sensitive to color. It is easy to assess heading and identify small targets. The visual lookout is able to see light configurations, figure out types of ship, identify flashing lights, see changing weather patterns, and see effect of sea on vessel…etc.C.The working of Radar or other apparatus does not relieve the watch officers of his duty to maintain a proper lookout at all time. Mariners cannot depend on machines too much. Lookout (bridge watch) is always very important, especially in some passages, inside the port and in some dangerous areas. Delayed actions will possibly give rise to big accidents.5. Describe the preparations to be done by the Deck Department prior to arrival.A. Prior to arrival, the deck department shall check and test all navigation aids, windlass and winches. Together with engine department test the emergency steering gear and main engine. Make everything ready for cargo handling. Prepare signal lights and national flags as local authority registered.B.Deck department shall prepare hawsers for mooring and pilot ladder for pilot embarkation. Get ready for the joint inspection from the immigration, the Customs and the quarantineoffice.Chapter6口述题1. Describe the formalities before carrying out a ship’s repairA.Carrying out the ship’s repair is to ensure the safety ofequipment and ship itself to avoid accidents and improve the ship’s productivity.B.Before the ship repair begins, various formalities must becompleted such as pipe plan, general arrangement plan, capacity plan, and ship’s drawing, etc. And the items to be repaired must be determined and ships documents concerned must be got ready.C.During and after the repair, special attention must be paid tothe quality of all the repaired items to see whether they are up to the required standards.2. Describe the procedures of hull maintenance.The hull is to be maintained according to the annual maintenance plan in the company as per the ISM Code. It’s veryimportant to safeguard the safety of navigation.A.The person concerned is to inspect the extent of corrosion and makes decision in choosing the proper tools fordifferent deficiencies and measures to be taken. Besides, person in charge of the maintenance is to be appointed.B.The rusty part must be sandblasted, painted, cut and welded, if necessary, mostly over the shell plate above thewater.C.Cautions shall be taken when carrying out the hull maintenance, e.g. putting on life jackets, helmet and othersafety measures for outboard operation. Finally, remember to enter relevant records.3. Describe the procedures of an overhaul for navigational aids.A.Navigational aids are critical in safeguarding the life and property at sea, which should be inspected or overhauled periodically.B.Generally, radar, VHF, GPS, GMDSS, echo sounder, etc. are to be checked and overhauled whenever necessary by qualified technicians.C. When undergoing the overhaul, the technician should be assisted by a crewmember and the procedure must strictly comply with the Manual and the notice of the aids being overhauled is to be posted.4. Describe the procedures of carrying out the maintenance of riggings.A.Before the rigging maintenance, count and check all the riggingsand arrange them out on deck. Get the tools ready accordingly.B.Grease, measure, derust, clean or renew the riggings if necessary.Upon completion of maintenance put them in place and test after reassembling and replacing them well. Records are to be kept as well.C. Protective work is to be done, such as putting on the gloves,protective suits, helmet, goggles, etc.Chapter7口述题：1．Describe the procedures in handling fire on board.The procedures in handling fire on board are as follows:A. 1) Report to the bridge about the fire and the bridge will sound the alarm 2) All the crew should muster at their stations. 3) Cut off the oil supply and the power, close/secure all the ventilation and outlets, and separate the inflammable materials.4) Firemen should detect the source of the fire. If the fire takes place in the engine room, evacuate the engine room first, then release CO2 firefighting system.B. After extinguishing the fire, fully ventilate the site and send out the watchman. 7) If the fire takes place in the cargo holds, all the holds concerned can not be opened until the vessel gets alongside.C.I’m a member of …, my duty is …2. Describe the emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution.The emergency procedures in handling ship-borne oil pollution are as follows:A.1)、2）和3）与上题一样.B. 1) The crew should be divided into four groups. Group one is for communication and commanding. Group two is tocollect the oil spillage. Group three is in charge of the engine room. Group four is responsible for the rescue. 2) Cut off the oil supply, and the captain needs to report according to SOPEP to the authorities concerned. 3) Try to repair the leakage fracture/crack. 7) Plug the scuppers and use saw dust or sponge or other oil pollution preventing means to collect the oil. If necessary, the 3rd officer should get the lifeboat ready.C. I’m a member of Group Two. My duty is to collect the oil spillage.3. Describe briefly one of the cases that you have experienced or heard of as to collision,fire, flooding, or grounding.可参考第一题组织回答4. Describe the procedures in re-floating ship aground.A. The vessel may be aground full length, with the bow in or stern in…ect.B. 1) Wait for the high water torefloat her if the vessel is aground full length.2) Rearrange/adjust the ballast and bunker or deballast, if the vessel takes aground with the bow in, transfer the cargo afterwards, and vice versa. 3) reverse engine. 4) If you cannot refloat the ship by your own means, ask for the assistance from tugs or jettison the cargo.C.Special attention should be paid to refloat the ship, for instance, to make sure whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures. While taking measures you should report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in log book as well.5. Describe the procedures in handling cargo damage.A.During cargo handling operation, cargo damage often happens, such as bagged cargo holed by hooks, case smashed, barrel deformed etc. In most cases, these damages are caused by stevedores.B.1) If cargo damage is found in holds, Chief officer will have the damaged cargo put aside and calculate the quantity or the weight of it in bag or in bulk , and then the Chief office will take up matter with the parties concerned. 2) If any disputes arise from the figures or quantities of damaged cargo, Chief officer will ask the agent to arrange with a cargo surveyor and the tallyman to check up the damage together, and find out the causes of the damage and decide who will take responsibility of it. 3) In case that the damage is caused by the improper loading, the chief officer will put a remark into the mate’s receipt, and the stevedoring company should be held responsible for it;4) if it is caused by inadequate packing of the cargo, Chief Officer will also put a remark in the Mate’s Receipt. In this case, the shipper will be responsible for the damage. C.If the cargo damage is caused by other reasons, Chief Officer will report to ship-owner, waiting for further instructions.Chapter 8口述题1.Describe fire precautions on board.A.Fire protection equipment on board are usually as follow: fire mains, extinguishers, fire detectors, fire alarms, fire doors, firemen’s outfit and the communication equipment etc. They should be checked and maintained regularly.Smoking is restricted. Preventivemeasures should be taken when working with naked fire.B.According to the SOLAS, the fire-fighting drill should be carried out once a month under the command of master. C/O is in charge of it on the spot. If the engine room is on fire, the chief engineer is the spot commander. The procedures of a fire drill are: Sound the alarm. All the crew members at their station within 2 minutes. Carry out fire fighting. After that, the spot commander reports to the master. At the end of the drill, /O will make some entries in the logbook accordingly.C.The purpose of the fire drill is to check the crew’s r esponses, ability and skills for fighting against fires.2. Describe damage control on board.A. The crew should check, at regular intervals, the repairing equipment, devices and materials, such as collision mat, pumps, fenders, etc. Whenever there were any deficiencies, the crew should rectify or renew them.B.Damage control should be taken orderly. For example, if the ship had a collision resulting in flooding, the captain should inform the engine room to stop the engine and order the fighting team to detect the leak spot, ascertain the extent, and then do blocking with collision mats.Sometimes, if in the harbor and necessary,ask the assistance of divers. Pump out the flooding as well.If the leakage was out of control, the captain should inform the authority concernedfor assistance and report to the ship owner and prepare the abandoning procedures.C.When the ship is under control, reduce her speed and keep sharplookout, and entries shall be made in the logbook.3.Describe the measures taken on board if aground.A. When aground, 1) First, sound the depth of water around the ship, and locate the part aground, then sound relative tanks to confirm whether there is any leakage, if any, take some blocking measures accordingly.B.If the ship is aground full length, wait for tide rising to refloat her ; If aground with bow in, transfer the cargo or bunker or ballast water afterwards, and vice versa. 4) If shestill ca n’t refloat by the above measures, ask for tug assistance or jettison some cargoes.C.While taking measures, report the grounding to the authority concerned and ship owner, and make entries in detail in logbook as well.4. Describe the measures to be taken on board if on fire.If there is a fire on board(see chapter 7 No.1)Chapter 91. Describe the procedures of search and rescue operations.A.There are several ways for vessel in distress to transmit distress alerts. The vessel in distress may transmit distress alerts by radio equipments or through INMARSAT A or C, or by EPIRB.B.When receiving a distress alert from other vessel, my vessel should do like the following:① Transmit message of acknowledgement and Mayday relay.② Advise the vessel in distress of the intent of my vessel.③ Keep a listening watch on communication frequency VHF channel 16.④Maintain a proper lookout by sight and hearing as well as by allother available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances.C.hich pattern should be chosen depends on the situation.2. Describe the responses when a person falls overboard.A.When anybody on board is found overboard, the officer on board should take effective measures to try tosave the man overboard. Sound the alarm, stop engine and steer hard helm to the same side on which the man falls overboard, arrange for someone to keep the man overboard in sight, notify the master and stand by engine.B.The rescue ship should take maneuverings like: single turning, double turning, Williamson turning or Scharnow turning.C. During the above operation, pay attention to the following:The single or double turning can be taken when the man overboard is found at early time and is kept in sight.Williamson turning may be carried out on condition that the man overboard is found timely and is not clearly in sight.Scharnow turning can be used when the man overboard is lost at sea.3. Describe briefly the GMDSS.A. GMDSS is the short form for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. Its main objectives are: To satisfy the need of search and rescue andto satisfy the need of communication at sea.B.GMDSS includes NAVTEX, EPIRB, DSC, NBDP, INMARSAT A, B, C, F and other equipment.C.The main function of GMDSS is to provide emergency and safety communication and to broadcast safety information at sea.4. Describe briefly the DSC distress alert.A. DSC is short form of digital selective calling, used to carry out distress alert and distress watch. It takes the place of the function of 500 KHZ and 2182 KHZ distress alert and distress watch and increases the possibility of distress alert being received successfully.B.The DSC equipment is equipped with VHF CH70, DSC watching machine and MF/HF according to vessel’s sailing area. The DSC watching machine is keeping a 24 hours watch.C. The DSC distress alert can carry out distress alert from ship to ship, ship to shore and shore to ship at any sea area.Chapter 10口述题1-4 参考短文部分, see book’s listening passages5. A.Before entering the lifeboat, you should check the condition of it and you should make sure the lifeboat is in good working order. Then detach the hook of boat, the lashing rope, release the rope. Take off the brake on davit, operate the davit. Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. B.All crew members go down to the boat one by one. Operate the remote control rope in boat and release the brake and remote control rope when the boat is lowered to water surface. C.Operate the handle of automatic disengaging gear in boat, detach the rope from the boat. Start the boat engine, drive the boat from the ship quickly. You should check the boat’s surrounding and the position of the boat.Operation for liferaft:A.Release the disengaging gear of hydrostatic release unit. Manage the raft davit if any in launching condition. Launch the raft, pull the inflating line to open the gas cylinder valve, then the liferaft is inflated automatically.Re-right the raft.B.Lower embarkation ladders, check the crew member’s life jackets, take care of the embarking action. Untie the painter, drive the raft from the ship. Cast sea anchor to control the speed of drifting raft.C.Pay special attention to raft’s surroundings and position.6. When the emergency signals are sounded, all crew members have to go to their assembly station.A. Items to be taken: water, food, axes, and other necessary equipment. B.Put on your lifejackets and check the life jacket fittings and belongings. C.Start the davit motor. Ready for lowering the boat. Detach the fore(aft) side hook. Take off the fore(aft) boat nest. In boat, control the fore(aft) fall. Send out fore(aft)rope and guy, Detach the fore(aft) hook.. take the life buoy to the boat, put on boat plug and get ready the fender and the buoy. Make fast the for (aft) rope, lay out the embarkation ladder. All crew members go down to the boat one by one.Chapter 11口述题1. Please say something about PortState Control.The PSC inspectors may come on board a vessel unexpectedly when berthed. A. The boarding party for the inspection is usually made up of 2or 3 officers. The order of the inspection is usually as below:various certificates of the ship, charts and nautical publications, navigation equipment, life-saving and fire-fighting equipment, and so on.B.If any deficiencies are found, the master shall make great effort s to rectify all the deficiencies before ship’s departure and improve the ship’s condition in case of being detained. C.Person concerned should cooperate well with the PSCOs and answer them clearly.2. Please describe the preparatory work or the daily maintenance work to do before a PSC inspection.A.I am a third officer and I’m responsible for fire-fighting and life-saving equipments.Everyday I…B. Before PSC inspection, all crew members should make preparatory work for their own duty, e.g. … and carry out the drills at regular intervals to improve their capability in fire fighting and life saving.C.Some successful experience( last voyage when we are in Hangkong I prepared everything well and make good maintenance for the equipment I am in charging of and passed through the PSC inspection satisfactorily)3. Please tell a story of your success in passing through PSC inspection:A.Before coming on board, the PSCO will usually check the vessel’s outside appearance and know something about the vessel’s mainten ance, personnel on duty, etc. and thus have an impression of the vessel. During the inspection of the vessel’s certificates, documents or during the process of inquiring the crew, the PSCO will try to find any evident proof that anybody on board is not fam iliar with ship’ s safety and pollution prevention. If there is any, the PSCO will have amuch more detailed inspection.B. We do according to …C.On my last voyage, in order to pass through the PSC inspection successfully, first of all, we tried to keep the vessel well maintained at all time. Secondly, before the arrival at a port, we prepared for the inspection carefully and got all the things needed ready for inspection. Every crew member got familiar with their own duty and liability. Thirdly, when the PSCO coming on board, every one on board was polite and talked with the PSCO fluently.By this way, we passed through the PSC inspection successfully.4. Make a comparison between different ports in different states.PSC inspections are conducted to ensure that foreign ships are seaworthy, do not pose a pollution risk, provide a healthy and safe working environment and comply with relevant international conventions. PSC inspections may include, but is not limited to, checks of documents, certificates, man uals, the vessel’s structural integrity, machinery, navigation, pollution prevention, engineering and safety systems, maintenance programs and crew proficiency.But the emphasis of PSC inspections of different ports in different states may vary. For example, in American ports, PSC inspections place emphasis on the inspection of ship’s fire fighting and lifesaving equipment. While in Australian ports, PSC inspections place emphasis on the maintenance of the hull, the vessel’s structural integrity, and etc.5. PSC Inspection related to ISM Code:。
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On board, my first daily work is watch-keeping from 8 to 12 and from 20 to 24. my second daily work is in charge of the maintance of the fire-fighting equipment and life-saving equipment. The third , I am also responsible for fire and boat drills, I have to design a muster list and make crew to know the best escape route clearly.
When the ship is at anchor, the officer on watch should keep sharp look out at all time.
2. Describe the proper way of using VHF
a) How to operate VHF?
The environment of my hometown is very beautiful .The people of my hometown are kind-hearted. E.g. sometimes they will invite a new friend to their home to have dinner with their families.
5. Please say something about your responsibilities on board.
a) Your position on board.
b) your daily work on board.
c) Your duties on board.
I am the third officer working in the deck department.
There many specialties in my hometown,for example,the silk from Suzhou,Biluochun Tea,and so on.
2. Please say something about yourself.
a) Your name, age, rank, working experiences, hobbies.
4. Describe the procedures before leaving a port.
a) The preparations from the bridge.
b)The preparations from the engine room.
c) The preparations from the deck.
My father is a worker，my mother is a teacher and I am a student.
My father likes to play cards and my mother likes to listen music. Both of my parents are kindly.
b) Your daily work.
c) Your spare time activities.
My name is … , I am … years old. I come from FJ(福建) province of China. Now I am a senior student in Xiamen Jimei University. My hobbies are playing cards and listening music.
The engine room should stand by the main engine under the bridge order, check the bridge telegraph and rudder indicator with the bridge.
The deck hands should prepare pilot ladder, open the hatch covers, standby anchor and fore and aft.
b) General rules of using VHF.
c) Rules of using VHF channel 16.
When you operate VHF, you should comply with the radio regulations. If you want to speak, you should push the button, and if you want to listen, you should release the button.
c) The specialties of your hometown.
My hometown is in JIANGSU(江苏), the south of CHANGJIANG（长江）river of China. The population in my hometown is about 500,000. There are many rivers in my hometown.
c) Conclusion.
As an officer on watch at anchor, he should check the anchor position regularly; he should keep proper look-out too.
In case , if the watch officer finds the ship is dragging anckor, he must drop another anchor r slack away chains and notify the captain as soon as possible.
a) Members of your family.
b) Their occupations.
C) Their hobbies and characteristics.
There are three members in my family, they are my parents and I.
At the bridge, the OOW should turn on the radar, open the doors and windows and notify the captain. The quartermaster should turn the steering gear and set it on manual pilot under the officer’s command. To communicate with the port by VHF and report the ship’s ETD, if needs , require a pilot. Test the whistle and the main engine.
The general rules of using VHF are as follows: (1) calling on channel 16 for the purpose other than distress urgency and very brief safety communication; (2) communication not related to safety and navigation on port operation channels and non-essential transmissions will never been permitted to broadcasted on channel 16; (3) the important messages should be repeated; (4) the first 3 should be listening every half an hour.
Because I am a student ,so my main task is study.
In my spare , I play cards and listen music, sometimes I play football or basketball.
3. Please say something about your family.
第3章口述题和问答题参考答案
Charter 3
1. Describe the responsibilities as a watch officer while the ship is at anchor?
a) Regular operations for anchor watch.
b) Emergency handing in case of dragging.
At the bridge, the OOW should turn on the radar and notify the captain. The quartermaster should change the auto pilot to manual pilot under the officer’s command. To communicate with the port by VHF and report the ship’s ETA, if needs , require a pilot.