CD0302. Permit to work
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CD0302. Permit to work
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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 — CD0302. Permit to work” contains 8 questions across 1 collection.
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Why should permits and associated documents be retained on board? Select the ONE CORRECT answer.
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According to this module, where should a work permit be compulsorily displayed? Select ONE correct answer.
One correct answer
What action should be taken, if, during the course of work one of the conditions, specified on the permit, cannot be complied with? Select the ONE correct answer.
One correct answer
Who is permitted to issue a permit to work? Select ONE CORRECT answer from the given choices.
One correct answer
In which ONE document would you find all ship specific work permits listed?
One correct answer
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