MMD DELHI - CAPT CHABHRA ORAL QUESTION


CAPT CHABRA(FOSMA) - UPDATED TILL NOVEMBER 2019

All Fn in mix

-Started asking questions randomly
-Entries orb 1 and 2
-Ice navigation precautions
-what is chain register
-ROR cards Night for NUC, dredger ,mineclearance and CBD.
-Angle of Repose
-Overtaking in RV
-Overtaking clear visibility
-Crossing normal and RV
-Beaching
-Ground tackle
-ETA rigging
-Coal precautions
-Sulphur precautions
-ODME inoperational action
-TRS in SH action
-Pack ice and fast ice
-Anchor cable PMS
-Heavy wx preperations

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F-1

Anchor dragging hw u cnfrm nd action
Other vsl anchr dragging
Ice nav in detail
Cot rule 10 & 19..he wants to listn word to word not in our own explanation..gave remark
Duties as per ISM
FEW more qsns
F-2
Dunnage in detail
EGG code
Lashing code in detail
Imdg
Securing nd stowage f cargo

F-3

ETA req in detail
Miscunduct by crew
Entries in official log book
Drydocking in detail
Undocking
ETA in detail

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Fn - 1

-Rule 19 in own words
-Egg code
-Ice navigation precautions
-Equipment as per polar code
-Information in routing charts
-RV, radar inoper., u hear fog signal right astern, intensity increasing, action?
-RV, tgt right ahd, u are overtaking, radar operational. action? told will alter co to stbd and overtake frm stbd side. Can u overtake from port side? yes as per rule 19 d)i. Why did u not give sound signal before altering course? Rule 34 N/A
-Which rules are applicable in RV
-PD vsl right ahd, head on sitn, clr visib, shoal on stbd side, cannot alter to stbd, action? as per which rule?
-U observe PD vsl on port bow, Roc exists, crossing situation, range 4Nm, clr visib, action?
-Range of sound signal and manouvering light
-U observe tgt vsl on port beam & aspect is 0, action?
-Tgt vsl right ahead at 5Nm,hd on sitn and another tgt vsl on stbd bow at 4Nm, crossing sitn, ROC with both exists, actn?
- Beaching, purpose, types, and ground tackle in brief

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