CD0298. Use of Liferafts
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CD0298. Use of Liferafts
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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 — CD0298. Use of Liferafts” contains 24 questions across 1 collection.
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When abandoning ship, when would you have to use liferafts instead of lifeboats? Select the ONE correct answer.
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Why should you NOT bring a sharp knife with you when boarding a liferaft? Select ONE best answer.
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There is a knife, in a pocket, close to the entrance to the liferaft. What is it's main use? Select the ONE best answer.
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After boarding a liferaft, which one of these actions will best slow down the drift of the liferaft in strong winds? Select the ONE best answer.
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When might you need to launch a remote liferaft on the weather side? Select the ONE correct answer.
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