Marine Safety

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Why do we study LSA and FFA?

In SOLAS where do we find equipment carriage requirements for cargo and passenger ships?

• Chapter 4 part A
• Chapter 3 part B
• Chapter 3 Part A
• Chapter 4 Part B

LSA Code Stands for...

• Life Safety Association
• Lift Safety Association
• International Life-Saving Appliances Code

FSS Code stands for ...

• Fire Safety System Code
• Fire System Safety Code
• Fire Saving System Code

Radio LSA equipments forming part of LSA (tick the statements which are wrong)

• Life jackets
• S.C.B.A.
• Fire Man's Outfit
• Life Buoys
• Portable radios(Two way VHF radio telephone apparatus)

Lifebuoy Requirements(Tick the statements which are true)

• Inner Diameter shall be more than 400mm
• Outer Diameter shall be less than 800mm
• Can be made of any buoyant material including granular corks ,rushes
• Mass more than 2.5 kg
• Capable of supporting 14.5kg of iron in salt water for a period of more than 24 hours.

What are the three phenomena associated with Fire which are used to detect fire on board?

If the Main Fire Pump fails what other backups can be used at Sea?

• Emergency Fire Pump
• International Shore Coupling
• Bilge pump
• Air powered Diaphragm pump
• Portable Pump