Orals Prep Series 4 - Emergency Preparedness: Life-saving Appliances

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BP109610
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Number of Pages:
248
Published Date:
February 2025
Book Height:
105 mm
Book Width:
148 mm
Weight:
0.3 kg
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Proficiency in the safe use of life-saving appliances is essential for deck and technical officers on merchant navy ships and superyachts.

The questions and answers in this book will help you master the requirements for the safe carriage, stowage, deployment and inspection of SOLAS life-saving appliances on international ships.

Repeated self-testing using these questions and answers will help you prepare confident and decisive answers on LSA for your STCW oral exam.

Topics covered include the following aspects of SOLAS III and the LSA Code:

  • Provision, location and deployment of survival craft
  • personal survival equipment
  • training and drills
  • inspections and maintenance.

All officers require competence in these topics to monitor their ship?s compliance with statutory requirements effectively.

Part 1 Questions

Part 2 Questions and Answers

GJM Pollock

Gerard Pollock's career has given him broad nautical experience augmented by specialisms in maritime regulation.

Gerard first went to sea in 1998 as a cadet with the Conway Merchant Navy Trust before joining BP, with whom he sailed on VLCC, coastal, LNG and DP shuttle tankers.

He then moved on to large superyachts as the ISM Code became mandatory and helped implement the culture change in this sector, followed by stints on passenger ships, including the 'QE2' and the MY 'Wind Surf'. After a protracted newbuild project, Gerard held command of a large, prestigious yacht with one of the industry's prominent owners.

In 2017, Gerard moved ashore, becoming a Flag/Port State Control Inspector with New Zealand?s maritime regulator. He is an ISM Auditor and PSC trainer/assessor and has led international PSC training seminars on behalf of the Tokyo MOU.

Gerard recently worked as an advisor within an international aid programme that assists Pacific Island countries in improving their maritime safety systems.

Gerard now runs a UK maritime compliance and training consultancy and works with superyachts and maritime companies.

Number of Pages:
248
Published Date:
February 2025
Book Height:
105 mm
Book Width:
148 mm
Weight:
0.3 kg
Publication Date:
February 2025
Author:

GJM Pollock