Load Line Convention Quiz

Article 10 of the Load Line Convention 1966 deals primarily with:

• Freeboard

• Surveys and Certificates

• Assignment of Load Lines

• Responsibilities of the Master

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Master under Article 10?

• Ensuring the ship is not loaded beyond the assigned load line.

• Maintaining the ship's logbook accurately.

• Conducting the initial load line survey.

• Ensuring the ship is in a seaworthy condition.

Article 11 of the Convention primarily addresses:

• The assignment of load lines.

• Maintaining records.

• Surveys and Certificates.

• Safety equipment requirements.

Under Article 10, it focuses on:

• Designing the ship's structure.

• Loading and ballasting.

• Conducting load line calculations.

• Obtaining the necessary load line certificates.

Article 12 of the Convention focuses on:

• The assignment of load lines.

• The responsibilities of the Master and crew.

• Surveys and Certificates.

• Safety equipment requirements.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Master under Article 12?

• Ensuring the ship's freeboard is maintained according to the assigned load line.

• Ensuring the ship's deck is kept clear of obstructions.

• Determining the ship's displacement.

• Conducting stability tests.

Article 13 of the Convention addresses:

• The assignment of load lines.

• Marking of load lines.

• Surveys and Certificates.

• Safety equipment requirements.

Under Article 13, the Master is responsible for:

• Ensuring the ship's load line is visible.

• Maintaining the ship's logbook accurately.

• Obtaining the necessary load line certificates.

• Conducting load line surveys.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Master under Article 14?

• Ensuring the ship's stability in all loading conditions.

• Maintaining the ship's freeboard markings.

• Designing the ship's structure.

• Ensuring the ship is not overloaded.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Master under Article 16?

• Ensuring the ship's freeboard is maintained according to the assigned load line.

• Maintaining the ship's logbook accurately.

• Conducting load line calculations.

• Ensuring the ship's deck is kept clear of obstructions.