CES CBT Online Test on Enclosed Spaces and Tank Atmosphere

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Current test contains Seagull CES questions on the subject «TOTS 1B-Enclosed Spaces and Tank Atmosphere». Those questions can be used for competence verification specialist capable of preventing accidental situations related with transporting safety, or also for self-examination.

«TOTS 1B-Enclosed Spaces and Tank Atmosphere» subject includes theoretical and practical information about advanced training for work on any type of vessel. The test equips personnel with the knowledge and skills to safely enter and work within potentially hazardous confined areas aboard vessels. This specialized training covers theoretical aspects of atmospheric hazards, including oxygen deficiency, toxic gases and flammability. Practical exercises simulate real-world scenarios, allowing trainees to practice safe entry procedures, atmospheric monitoring techniques and emergency response protocols. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of pre-entry planning, including atmospheric testing, ventilation strategies, and the use of personal protective equipment. Participants learn to identify and mitigate risks associated with various vessel types and cargo, understanding the unique hazards presented by each. Emphasis is placed on the legal and regulatory requirements surrounding enclosed space entry, ensuring compliance with international maritime standards. Successful completion of this training program demonstrates a high level of competency and a commitment to safety when working in potentially hazardous enclosed spaces and tank atmospheres on vessels.

On this site Crew Evaluation System Test on the subject «TOTS 1B-Enclosed Spaces and Tank Atmosphere» contains 19 questions you need to answer with no possibility to go back to previous question. Therefore, we recommend carefully reading each question and making decision with no hurry. In case you have some difficulty answering, you have also possibility to request a hint.

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For how long must the ventilation of a space be stopped before conducting tests of the atmosphere for an Enclosed Space Entry?

10 minutes.

30 minutes.

Briefly, while the tests are being carried out.

The ventilation should be run continuously.

For what purpose would you use a personal gas detector?

To check the atmosphere of an enclosed space before entry.

To test an enclosed space before starting hot work.

To test the atmosphere of an open space before starting hot work.

To monitor atmospheric conditions during an enclosed space entry.

For what purpose would you use a personal oxygen meter?

Testing an enclosed space before starting hot work.

Testing the atmosphere of an open space before starting hot work.

To monitor atmospheric conditions during an enclosed space entry.

To check the atmosphere of an enclosed space before entry.

How long should ventilation be continued after the atmosphere of an enclosed space has been found suitable for entry?

For at least one hour after successful testing.

It can be stopped when testing shows that the space is suitable for entry.

It should be continued after testing until the space is actually entered.

Continuously while the space is occupied, and even during temporary breaks.

How many different locations within a tank should be sampled to test the atmosphere before entering a tank?

At various depths, and through as many openings as possible.

As close as possible to the centre of the tank.

At least three locations.

In one position, at a minimum of three levels.

How many people should be allowed to enter an enclosed space to carry out routine work?

Only the number actually required to carry out the work.

Only two people.

The number required to carry out the work, plus one extra watchman.

The number required to carry out the work, plus the person in charge and one extra watchman.

What action must be taken if the presence of a toxic gas is suspected for which no specific testing equipment is available?

Only allow entry after further ventilation.

Treat the space as unsafe and follow the procedures according to COSWP 17.11.

Test the space for a similar gas using any available equipment, following the procedures according to COSWP 17.6.

Test using an Explosimeter, and allow any necessary conversion factors.

What action must be taken when an enclosed space entry permit expires?

Additional crew should attend for assistance.

The work must be completed as soon as possible.

The space must be vacated and closed.

Work can continue until it has been completed.

What action should be taken if personnel working in an enclosed space get into difficulties?

All personnel should be instructed to leave the space immediately.

The first person on the scene should immediately enter the space to give assistance.

The Watchman should immediately enter the space to give assistance.

The general alarm should be sounded and the rescue team should enter using breathing apparatus under the direction of the Person In Charge.

What actions must be taken to isolate a tank before entry?

Blank off the pipelines to the tank, close and secure all valves and inform the Officer of the Watch.

Request the Officer of the Watch to stop all cargo and ballast pumps.

Stop all cargo and ballast operations.

Stop all ventilation and inform the Officer of the Watch.

What equipment is required to be kept at the entrance of an enclosed space during entry?

A resuscitator, breathing apparatus, a lifeline and a harness, a torch or a lamp.

A resuscitator or escape breathing set.

Enough escape breathing sets for all personnel in the space.

Spare tools and parts for the work being undertaken.

What gas detection equipment must be used to test the atmosphere of a cargo tank before entry is permitted?

A combustible gas indicator and a toxic gas detector if necessary.

An oxygen meter and a tankscope.

An oxygen meter and a toxic gas detector if necessary.

An oxygen meter, a combustible gas indicator and a toxic gas detector if necessary.

What indication will be given by an Explosimeter in case of oxygen deficiency?

No indication.

Approximately 20 % of the Lower Flammable Limit.

Full scale deflection.

The indication is erratic and jumpy.

What is the maximum permitted level of toxic gas for an enclosed space entry?

1 % of the Lower Flammable Limit.

10 % of the Lower Flammable Limit.

It varies according to the particular gas, but 1 % is an acceptable level.

The Occupational Exposure Limit, which varies according to the particular gas.

What potential hazards would be caused in a machinery space by the release of carbon dioxide for fire extinguishing purposes?

A lack of oxygen.

Carbon dioxide which is toxic to breathe.

The carbon dioxide gas would be very cold, and could cause severe cold damage to the skin.

Vapour, which may reduce visibility.

Who is required to standby at the entrance of an enclosed space during entry?

At least one watchman, equipped to communicate with the personnel inside and with the Officer of the Watch.

Nobody, provided the personnel inside are equipped to communicate with the Officer of the Watch.

The Officer of the Watch and one watchman, equipped to communicate with the personnel inside.

The Officer of the Watch, or whoever signed the Entry Permit.

Why could an unprotected steel space, which has been closed, produce a hazardous atmosphere?

Because oxygen in the atmosphere may be depleted by reacting with the steel (i. e. corrosion).

Because hydrocarbons could be liberated from rust scale in the tank.

Because the level of nitrogen in the atmosphere would be increased by corrosion.

Because toxic gases may be given off by the process of corrosion.

Why could an unventilated ballast tank fitted with Cathodic Protection contain a hazardous atmosphere?

Because hydrogen is produced by the Cathodic Protection.

Because hydrocarbons could be produced by the Cathodic Protection.

Because the Cathodic Protection could produce an oxygen enriched atmosphere.

Because the Cathodic Protection would increase the level of nitrogen in the atmosphere.

Why must the enclosed space atmosphere be sampled at a variety of positions?

To ensure that enough gas is drawn through the equipment to avoid it remaining in the sampling line.

To make sure that the detection equipment is working correctly.

To obtain an average reading throughout the tank.

To allow for the density of the gas and to check for any gas pockets which may have accumulated in blind spots.