CD0297. Recovery of persons from the water
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CD0297. Recovery of persons from the water
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The Seagull CBT bank is organised into modules covering safety, shipboard operations, maintenance and other topics. Original module names and codes are retained to help you find the topic you need.
“Seagull CBT — CD0297. Recovery of persons from the water” contains 25 questions across 1 collection.
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Should your ship's particulars be included in your plans for recovery of persons from the water? Select the ONE best answer
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If it is impossible to reach the people or survival craft in the water using your own vessel, should you launch a lifeboat or rescue craft? Select the ONE best answer
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Who will need to see the ship's plan for the recovery of persons from the water? Select the ONE best answer
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It is too dangerous to launch and recover lifeboats or rescue craft to pick up survivors. What can be done? Select the ONE best answer
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What is the best position for a person to be in when recovered from the water? Select the ONE best answer
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