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CD0218. Oil Record Book, Part I

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“Seagull CBT — CD0218. Oil Record Book, Part I” contains 54 questions across 1 collection.

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When starting a new oil record book you notice that the oily water separator capacity on the IOPP certificate does not match that on the oily water separator name plate. Which one of the following best describes what you should do about this?

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  • Ask the master to get the IOPP certificate corrected✓ Correct answer
  • Ignore it as the ship is already 7 years old
  • Scratch out the capacity on the oily water separator name plate so it cannot be read
  • Assume that the oily water separator capacity has been downgraded
Which one of the following best describes how you can enter the quantity of water pumped overboard from the engine room bilge wells through the oily water separator (OWS) into the oil record book when you have no sounding tables for the bilge wells?

One correct answer

  • You need to estimate the quantity pumped from the OWS capacity and the time it was used for✓ Correct answer
  • You can estimate the quantity by looking into the bilge well before and after pumping
  • You cannot pump water directly from bilge wells without putting it in a tank to measure the quantity first
  • The quantity does not need to be entered into the oil record book because it has not been in a calibrated tank
Which one of the following is recommended as the first thing to do when starting a new oil record book?

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  • Check that it contains the current operation codes✓ Correct answer
  • Check that it has a blue cover
  • Check that it has a green cover
  • Write the ship’s name on it
The oil record book entry relates to the transfer of 2 m³of sludge to the Incinerator Sludge Service Tank from the Main Sludge Tank, ready for burning. Which one of the following is the correct operation code to enter?

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  • Code C✓ Correct answer
  • Code D
  • Code E
  • Code H
Which one of the following describes the best way to find out which tanks have been designated for sludge and which for holding bilge water on your ship, as far as oil record book entries are concerned?

One correct answer

  • Check the IOPP certificate✓ Correct answer
  • Check the capacity plan
  • Check the tank plan
  • Check the bilge and waste oil system drawings

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