MARCOM

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SMCP stands for :

Standard Marine Communication Phrases

Is the international expression to advise that a distress situation is in progress, This command comes from a vessel or coast station other than the station in distress.

Seelonce Distress

Is the international expression to advise that a distress situation is in progress. The command comes from the ship in distress

Seelonce Mayday

Indicates that silence has been imposed on the Frequency due to a distress situation.

Seelonce

When a mistake is made in a message you should say:

“Mistake…’ followed by the word ‘Correction …’ plus the corrected part of the message.

This word is spoken to transmit urgency signal.

Pan pan

The Standard Marine Communication Phrases (SMCP) has been compiled:

All of the choices

All of these messages are considered Distress EXCEPT;

Failure of navigational equipment

How should a message warning of a tropical storm be sent?

Safety message

10) How should the number "9" be pronounced when spoken on the VHF?

NO-VAY-NINER

How should the letter ‘J’ be pronounced when spoken on the VHF?

JEW-LEE-ETT

Under the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch-keeping for Seafarers, 1978, as revised 1995, the use of SMCP is required for officers in charge of a navigational watch on ships of :

500 gross tonnage or more

Spoken three times and should be used at the beginning of the first urgency communication and may be addressed to all stations or to a specific station.

Panpan

The proper procedure for cancelling a distress message is: I. The distress signal "MAYDAY" (once); II. The words "HELLO ALL STATIONS" (three times) III. the words "SEELONCE FEENEE"

All of the choices

VTS stands for:

Vessel Traffic Service

VTS is governed by SOLAS Chapter V Regulation 12 together with the guidelines for Vessel Traffic Services [ IMO Resolution A.857(20) ] was adopted on :

27 November 1997

Vessel Traffic Service or VTS is a shore-based system implemented by a competent authority to: I. Improve the safety and efficiency of navigation, II. Safety of life at sea III. Protection of the marine environment.

All of the choices

One of the services of VTS that reports on the position, identity and intentions of traffic; waterway conditions; weather; hazards; or any other factor that may influence vessel’s transit.

Information Service

What services of VTS that prevent the development of dangerous maritime traffic situations and to provide for the safe and efficient movement of vessel traffic within the VTS area.

Traffic Organisation Service

This service is normally rendered at the request of a vessel or by the VTS when deemed necessary.

Navigational Assistance Service

This report should be made by the ship upon entrance to VTS zone.

Pre-Entry report

Upon entrance VTS zone, how many miles should the vessel make his initial report?

10 miles

The following vessel are subjected to Vessel Traffic Service EXCEPT :

Ships below 200 gross tonnage

Information Service (INS) is one of the services provided by VTS that includes: I. Visibility or weather II. Availability of berths or anchorages III. Status of aids to navigation

I, II, III

The following are the different service offered by VTS to merchant vessels within the area EXCEPT :

Ocean Data Acquisition Servise (ODAS)

_____________ is responsible for ensuring traffic satisfies national waterways regulations, and have the authority to file reports to the authorities in the event of vessel non-compliance.

VTS Operator

They are responsible for the coordination and management of VTS activities at a VTS center on behalf of the Competent Authority.

VTS Manager

The role of the _______________ is to coordinate the tasks of the VTS Operator, as well as emergency services, oversees the efforts of the VTS Operator and ensures that the service offered corresponds to the requirements of the Competent Authority and other stakeholders within the maritime domain.

VTS Supervisor

In the absence of the VTS manager, the ___________ is responsible for ensuring that duties and activities are performed according to legislation and without any disruption (IALA, 2012a).

VTS Supervisor

They are the frontline operator that broadcasts messages to the vessels within the VTS area..

VTS operator

The VTSO needs to monitor the area and decide on possible actions to take to improve the safety of navigation for the participating vessels.

VTS operator

24 Information Service (INS) is one of the services provided by VTS that includes: I. Visibility or weather II. Availability of berths or anchorages III. Status of aids to navigation

I, II, III

In the case of an accident or incident, reporting and maintaining a log of the event, as well as taking appropriate actions, e.g. coordinating emergency operations, can be within the responsibility of a __________.

VTS operator

VHF radio can range up to how many miles if the antenna is high enough.

30 N. miles

Marine VHF Radios are two-way communicators that transfer and receive messages to and from the responding station which transmits high-frequency waves, measured in ____. I. KHz II. MHz III. GHz

II only

You are station at Forward and the Master at the Bridge order you to Walk-out the anchor, this means:

Lower slowly the anchor

During berthing maneuver, Forward station say “All mooring lines are tied and secure” this means:

All made fast

While berthing, first mooring line is on the bollard on quay means :

First line ashore

This means you are requesting the strength and clarity of your transmission.

RADIO CHECK

VHT channel 16 is equivalent to :

156,800 156,800 MHz

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