CD7045. TOTS 1C-Navigating in Restricted Visibility
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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 — CD7045. TOTS 1C-Navigating in Restricted Visibility” contains 22 questions across 1 collection.
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On ships greater than 20 metres in length, the diameter of the ships bell mouth used for sound signals shall not be less than how many mm?
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When is Rule 19 of COLREGS applicable, and to which ships?
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If the vessel is fitted with two whistles that are spaced apart more than 100 metres, how should the whistles be arranged?
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What sound signal should a power-driven vessel making way through the water sound during periods of restricted visibility?
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When restricted visibility is encountered or is expected, who should be informed?
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