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Enclosed Space Entry, Emergencies and Rescue

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  1. Question 1

    What is the "golden rule" for a rescue from an enclosed space?
    • If you can see a casualty, you can rescue them with no risk to yourself.
    • Get into the space and get people out as quickly as possible, no matter what the risks.
    • Ignore the risks to yourself when helping others.
    • Follow procedures and use a plan.

  2. Question 2

    According to SOLAS, how often must enclosed space drills be carried out?
    • At least every two months.
    • Each person in the team must have taken part in a drill within the last 12 months.
    • At least every week.
    • At least every six months.

  3. Question 3

    Which of the following should cause the immediate evacuation of an enclosed space? Select any answer that you think are correct:
    • The space becomes too hot.
    • Ventilation of the space is interrupted.
    • One of the team says that they feel unwell.
    • The vessel's general alarm sounds.

  4. Question 4

    During an enclosed space entry, it is found that more work is needed than was stated on the Permit to Work. What should happen?
    • The Chief Officer can decide if this extra work would cause any danger.
    • The person in charge of the work should decide if the additional work would cause any problem.
    • All persons should leave the space, a new risk assessment should be carried out and a new Permit issued.
    • There should be consultation between the responsible person and the person doing the work to agree to the new work.

  5. Question 5

    You are in an enclosed space and notice that a colleague has a cherry red tinge to their skin. What would you suspect?
    • That there is hydrocarbon vapour in the space.
    • That there is carbon dioxide in the space.
    • That there is hydrogen sulphide in the space.
    • That there is carbon monoxide present in the space.

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Enclosed Space Entry, Emergencies and Rescue is a CBT test with 12 questions and verified answers. Common topics include: space, rescue, think, work, airline.

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