CD0158. Maritime English, Report Writing

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CD0158. Maritime English, Report Writing
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What should your recommendation include?

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A note to circulate the information to all ships
Corrective action to eliminate the cause of damage✓ Correct answer
A letter to the ship’s classification society
A letter to the ship’s managers

What is the Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP) booklet designed for?

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Verbal communications✓ Correct answer
Native English speakers
Non-native English speakers
Report writing

Why is there a need to standardise Maritime English? (Select all applicable answers.)

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So that there is no misunderstanding between persons of different nationality and mother-tongue.✓ Correct answer
So that verbal and written communications can be understood, internationally.✓ Correct answer
To standardise navigational and safety communications between ships and shore✓ Correct answer
So that there is effective communication between shore managers.

What is the significance of report writing? (Select all applicable answers.)

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So that facts are recorded.✓ Correct answer
To make recommendations so that similar accidents can be avoided in future.✓ Correct answer
To make recommendations for corrective action to be taken.✓ Correct answer
To comment on certain events that occur on board.

Why would an oil spill be termed an incident?

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Because the spillage would have been consistent with an acceptable set of standards.
Because the spillage would not have been controlled.
Because the spillage would not have been foreseen.
Because the spillage would have been inconsistent with an acceptable set of standards.✓ Correct answer

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