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Crew Evaluation System CBT Test Online about Fire Fighting (CD Module 0052)

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Welcome to the website where you can pass online the CBT test on the subject «Fire Fighting (CD Module 0052)». Practice like this will help you as a marine specialist improve your knowledge with the help of online studying and appraisal practice. CBT based on practical information and marine specialists experience.

CBT tests developed for evaluating seaman basic knowledge by Seagull Company (rebranded as «OTG»), is an evaluating online-tool, used for revealing any professional preparation needed in specific fields of knowledge, defined by STCW.

CBT tests have proven themselves as good tools for the selection and recruitment process, as well as advancing the level of knowledge of the current officers and crew. Ocean Technologies Group use various subjects for question creation, which includes:

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Current test contains Seagull CBT questions on the subject «Fire Fighting». Those questions can be used for competence verification specialist capable of preventing accidental situations related with transporting safety, or also for self-examination.

«Fire Fighting» subject includes theoretical and practical information about advanced training for work on any type of vessel. The test assesses both knowledge and skills in fire prevention, detection and suppression on various types of vessels. It includes multiple-choice questions on fire chemistry, classes of fire and appropriate extinguishing agents for different scenarios. Participants must demonstrate their understanding of SOLAS and STCW regulations related to fire safety and emergency procedures. Scenario-based questions evaluate decision-making in fire emergencies, such as containment strategies and evacuation protocols. Practical components test the ability to operate firefighting equipment, including portable extinguishers, fixed systems and breathing apparatus. The exam covers shipboard firefighting organization, including the roles of the fire team, communication and coordination during drills. Questions on smoke control, ventilation shutdown and hazard assessment ensure preparedness for real-life onboard fire incidents. Successful completion confirms the candidate’s competence in firefighting techniques, enhancing crew safety and compliance with international maritime standards.

On this site Crew Evaluation System Test on the subject «Fire Fighting (CD Module 052)» contains 27 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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It is important to get familiarised with the emergency exits on board the vessel, at what time should this be done?
Immediately after boarding.
Within a week.
Before boarding.
When you have some extra time.
I don't know.
What fire extinguisher would you use to put out burning oil?
Dry Powder.
Water (applied by jet).
Water (applied by spray).
CO2.
I don't know.
What type of fire detectors is the first to go off in case of a fire?
Flame detector.
Heat detector.
Gas detector.
Smoke detectors.
I don't know.
Emergency compressed air breathing escape sets onboard, shall have a duration of service no less than.
20 minutes.
8 minutes.
9 minutes.
15 minutes.
I don't know.
What does heat radiation mean?
A process in which the heat is spread from one molecule to another molecule.
A process in which warm or heated molecules start moving.
A process in which heat waves start a fire where the waves meet.
A process of emitting heat waves.
I don't know.
What do you do if you detect a fire?
Immediate muster at your fire station.
First try to extinguish the fire and then activate the alarm.
Report to bridge.
Activate the alarm and then try to extinguish the fire.
I don't know.
Who is in charge of the operation if there is a fire in accommodation?
Master.
Chief Engineer.
Fire Squad 1.
Chief Officer.
I don't know.
Does there have to be oxygen present to light a flammable gas?
Wrong.
Only with special gasses.
Only with special fluids.
Right.
I don't know.
For most products the fire will die out when the oxygen content is reduced to?
10 %.
15 %.
21 %.
12 %.
I don't know.
Do we call it "suffocating the fire" when we remove the oxygen from the fire?
Correct.
Wrong.
I don't know.
Which team/squad has the following duties? Stop requested ventilation, close fire flaps and start emergency fire pump if ordered.
Fire squad 1.
Fire squad 3.
Bridge team.
Technical squad.
I don't know.
What kind of work is hot work?
Dismantling a pump.
Chipping.
Cooking.
Grinding.
I don't know.
Who must be familiar with the Muster list and the Emergency Instructions onboard?
The Captain only.
The officers only.
Every body.
All crew members and other personnel onboard.
I don't know.
What fire extinguisher is most suitable for putting out fires in metal?
Water.
Powder.
CO2.
Special powder
I don't know.
Does the Muster list and the Emergency Instructions contain information relevant only to the deck officers?
No, relevant to all officers.
No, all crew members and other personnel onboard.
No, only the crew.
Yes.
I don't know.
What information can you find on the fire control plan?
How to use the fire-fighting appliances correctly.
The location of the fire-fighting appliances.
How to respond in case of fire.
Where the Master can be reached in case of emergency.
I don't know.
Where can you find an overview of where the powder extinguishers are located?
The emergency plan.
I don't know.
In SOLAS.
IMO.
The fire control and safety plan.
Where do you always find operation and maintenance instructions for the extinguishers?
On the Muster list and Emergency Instructions.
Displayed in the cabin.
On the label of the extinguisher.
In STCW.
I don't know.
A CO2 system extinguishes a fire in a protected space by....
Cooling down the fire.
Blow out the flames.
Reacting chemically with the fire.
Depriving the fire of oxygen.
I don't know.
According to SOLAS the breathing air apparatus that must be onboard shall have sufficient capacity for how many minutes of operation?
20 minutes.
45 minutes.
30 minutes.
25 minutes.
I don't know.
How do we normally remove the heat from a class A fire?
Use of CO2 or foam.
Halon or powder.
Powder or CO2.
Use of water or foam.
I don't know.
Is this statement true or false? "Always attempt to extinguish a fire before sounding the alarm".
True.
False.
I don't know.
Can National Maritime Authorities and Classification Societies require additions to the SOLAS requirements?
No, only National Maritime Authorities.
No, only the Classification Society.
Yes.
No.
I don't know.
...... is listed as a CFC gas, as of January 1st 1994 ..... system is not installed onboard new ships.
Nitrogen.
Halon.
CO2.
Propane.
I don't know.
Which of these materials has the best heat conduction?
Gas.
Liquid.
Metal.
Wood.
I don't know.
Can National Maritime Authorities and Classification Societies require additions to the SOLAS requirements?
No, only National Maritime Authorities.
No, only the Classification Society.
No.
I don't know.
Yes.
A sprinkler system is normally used to protect the ....
Engine room.
Accommodation area.
Galley ducts.
Tanks on a chemical tanker.
I don't know.
Before carbon dioxide is released into a space to fight a fire, what precautions should be taken?
Make sure that the space is evacuated.
Close down air ventilation systems.
Close down air extraction systems.
Open all access doors to allow the carbon dioxide to spread more quickly.
Stop and isolate electrical equipment within the space.
Start the emergency bilge pump to improve circulation within the space.
How are fire extinguisher types identified? Select the TWO correct answers.
Using colour coding on part of the extinguisher body.
By the shape of the carrying handle, which is unique for each extinguisher type.
The type is printed on the body of the extinguisher.
By the pressure gauge colour, which identifies the extinguishing agent.
How does carbon dioxide extinguish a fire in an enclosed space?
By rapidly cooling the burning material below its ignition temperature.
By creating a foam blanket that seals the fuel surface from the air.
By depriving the fire of oxygen.
How does foam remove oxygen from a burning oil fire?
By smothering it.
By chemically separating the oxygen from the fuel vapours.
By increasing the air pressure around the fire to extinguish the flames.
How is heat normally removed from a Class A fire?
By releasing carbon dioxide to displace the oxygen around the fire.
By covering the fire with dry sand to absorb the heat.
By using water or foam.
If there is a fire onboard, who will stop ventilation, close fire flaps and start the emergency fire pump if required?
The nearest available crew member, regardless of assigned emergency duties.
Those allocated to do this on the muster and emergency list.
The Chief Engineer only, under all circumstances.
Is the following statement true or false? „Always attempt to extinguish a fire before sounding the alarm‟.
True.
False.
Always try to control the fire first, and only raise the alarm if extinguishing is unsuccessful.
On a vessel, which plan lets you see where fire extinguishers are located?
The fire control plan.
The general arrangement plan.
The emergency steering plan.
On a vessel’s muster list and emergency instructions, how many of the crew are named?
Only members of the emergency response team.
Only officers and senior crew members.
All crew members.
Maritime English, Superintendent Inspection...
Heat, fuel, oxygen and a chemical reaction.
Heat, water, carbon dioxide and smoke.
Fuel, nitrogen, steam and electrical energy.
What are the four parts of the fire tetrahedron?
Fuel, water, oxygen and smoke.
Heat, carbon dioxide, nitrogen and a chemical reaction.
Fuel, heat, oxygen and a chemical reaction.
What information is found on a fire control plan?
The location of the fire-fighting appliances.
The location of all cargo and ballast tanks onboard.
The daily maintenance schedule for the vessel’s machinery.
What is one characteristic of a metal fire?
It produces a large amount of water vapour.
It can be easily extinguished with seawater.
It is very hot.
What should you do if you detect a fire?
Sound the alarm, and then try to extinguish the fire.
Try to extinguish the fire first, and only raise the alarm if the fire becomes uncontrollable.
Leave the area immediately without informing anyone or raising the alarm.
Which fire extinguisher is most suitable for putting out fires involving metal?
Special powder.
Water extinguisher.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguisher.
Which of the words describes what happens to a fire when oxygen is removed from it?
Cooling.
Smothering.
Ignition.
Which type of fire can water must be used to quench?
Any type apart from D.
Only Class A fires involving ordinary combustible materials.
Only Class B fires involving flammable liquids.
Which type of fire extinguisher is best suited to putting out an oil fire in the galley?
A water extinguisher.
A carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguisher.
A suitable foam.
Which type of fire is carbon dioxide especially suitable for fighting?
One where electricity may be present.
One involving burning metals such as magnesium and sodium.
One involving cooking oil and deep fat fryers in the galley.
Who is likely to be in charge of the firefighting operation if there is a fire in accommodation?
The duty able seaman.
The chief engineer.
The chief officer.
Why should a copy of a vessel’s fire control plan be kept close to the gangway in port? (Select the TWO correct answers.)
So that visitors and contractors can easily locate the vessel’s firefighting equipment.
So that the local fire department can see it if they board.
So that the crew can use it as a daily maintenance checklist for fire equipment.
Because it is a SOLAS requirement.
You are making a muster list for the vessel crew. Who would you put into the fire hose party?
A person who knows what they are doing.
A person who has the least amount of experience onboard.
Any available crew member, regardless of training or experience.

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