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Oil Record Book II

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  1. Question 1

    A PSCO asks why an oil record book entry for Crude Oil Washing (COW) has no entry for item 17. The officer who made the entry is no longer on board. Which of the following is the best way to avoid these questions?
    • Enter "not applicable" (N/A) as item 17 every time that the COW manual requirements were met.
    • Say the officer in charge forgot and make a late entry under Code O.
    • Do not show the PSCO the oil record book.
    • Tear out that page of the oil record book.

  2. Question 2

    A Port State Control Officer (PSCO) wishes to remove your oil record book ashore as evidence in a possible pollution case. What should the master do about this?
    • Make copies of all the completed pages and get the PSCO to certify they are true copies.
    • Refuse to let the PSCO take the oil record book.
    • Phone the Designated Person Ashore.
    • Make copies of all the completed pages and mark them with the ship's stamp.

  3. Question 3

    A Port State Control Officer finds a mistake in the oil record book dated last week, when the ship was in the middle of the Pacific. Can you or the ship be fined for the mistake?
    • Yes.
    • No.

  4. Question 4

    A small "product tanker" and a "tanker engaged in specific trades" are both discharging dirty ballast from their cargo oil tanks to a reception facility ashore. Which one of the following statements about their oil record book entries is true?
    • Both ships must record the operation under code H.
    • The tanker engaged in specific trades must have the entry signed by a shore official.
    • The tanker engaged in specific trades must record the operation under code L.
    • The product tanker must record whether the ODME was used during the discharge.

  5. Question 5

    After Crude Oil Washing a cargo tank how is the washing time recorded in the oil record book?
    • The start and stop times are recorded as separate items.
    • The start and stop times are recorded as a single item.
    • The start time and washing time are recorded.
    • Only the washing time is recorded.

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About this CBT test

Oil Record Book II is a CBT test with 53 questions and verified answers. Common topics include: record book, slop tank, upon recommendations, operation code, oil, entry, cargo, program.

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