MMD DELHI - CAPT CHUTANI ORAL QUESTION

CAPT CHUTANI(FOSMA) - UPDATED TILL NOVEMBER 2019


F - 1

Cards
Aground vsl, Trawler, CBD
I told everything then he asked morse code of all these signals- didn’t remember.
-Contents of International Code of Signals- didn’t knew
-MOB in Singapore strait.

F-2

-Stability criteria for Merchant vsl,grain,timber
-IMSBC contents
-Imdg latest amendment and validity of these amendments
-Tankscope
-Explosimeter

F-3

-Open moor
-list of statutory certificates
-Seemp
-Watertight/weathertight
-Hatch covers testing for weather tightness
-DOC and validity for interim and full DOC
-preparation for loadline survey
-Hong Kong Recycling Convention and Green Passport.

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F - 2


- SF,load density, angle of repose
- All you know about grain code
- VHM in detail
- IMDG code latest amendment & who implements it
- how will you find loading or discharging cargo will change drafts by how much ?
- Draw KN curves and use
- SF -BM acceptable limits ( i said we generally we go upto 90 %, he was not happy)
- Name a few sea going stresses
- Heavy lift loading procedure
- BLEVE
- NAIL in grade change
- Change over Propane to Butane
- Tank materials for LNG & LPG(why nickel)
- Who issues B/L
  
F - 1

- Warning signs TRS
- Fronts
- What was your last voyage (china- antwerp) explain currents in mediterranean and how will you draw passage wrt same
- Position line and position circle
- ENC and RNC'S what you prefer and why
- Radio medical advice ( i said ALRS volume 3 for CIRM & corrected my answer saying now digital volumes are combined 1,3,4 &5 ,asked me to bring the publication & show in ALRS 3)
- 1 RV situation on overtaking ( wants to see whether you know port alteration is allowed and which to prefer when)
- TRS avoiding action
- Draw east cardinal & what light
- Hdg 270, sight east cardinal, action
- Isolated danger where used
- Buoyage cards abt 5
- Day cards abt 5
- Night cards abt 10-15
- You see red over red light ..what is it
( asks lights verbally without cards)
- Anchor light, aground light, sound signals & intervals in between
- MOB in singapore straits, what is the quickest means to alert ships nearby.Asked to wait outside.

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