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Q7) Illustrating differences between major nonconformity, nonconformity, hazardous occurrence and near miss situations, show with examples steps taken by you as Second Engineer in each case for successful handling of the situations.

Q8. With reference to “ISM code” write short notes on. (16)

a) Management Review

b) Advantage of drills and procedure

c) Master overriding authority.

d) Advantage of internal audit.

Q4. The safety management system requires that the Company should provide for measures ensuring that the Company's organization can respond at any time to hazards, accidents and emergency situations involving ships. Underline the Importance of "communication" in "emergency preparedness" and what measures are required for the following (i) contact between ship and the office (ii) communication equipment (iii) dealing with the media (iv) dealing with the next of kin. (16)

Q5. Discuss the following with respect to international safety Management (ISM) Code:

a) Management Review and its agenda (5)

b) Functional requirement and objectives of code. (5)

c) Master responsibility and Authority. (5)

d) Certification and periodical verification. (5)

Q5. a) Examine the role of the Safety Management System (SMS) in the implementation of the ISM Code, highlighting its components and significance of continuous improvement. (8)

b) Examine the evolution of the ISM Code in response to emerging challenges in the maritime industry, including technological advancements, cyber risks, and environmental sustainability. (8)

Q8. With reference to "ISM Code" write short notes on
a) Management Review (5)
b) Advantage of drills and procedures (5)
c) Internal Audit (6)

Q6. With reference to “ISM Code” write short notes on:

A. Master overriding authority. (5)

B. Requirement and Advantages of Familiarization of seafarer onboard, (5)

C. Designated Person Ashore (DPA) (5)

D. Functional requirements for a Safety Management System. (5)

Q9. Discuss the following with respect to International Safety Management (ISM) code:
A. Emergency preparedness, drills and training. (6)
B. Reporting of near miss, non-conformities, accidents/incidents and hazardous occurrences. (5)
C. Risk assessment, Identification of critical equipment, tests and minimum spares requirement. (5)

Q6. With reference to “ISM Code” discuss the following

a) Responsibility of “Company” (5)

b) Impact of ISM code on Maritime Safety and Environment protection (5)

c) Requirement of Internal audit and Management Review (5)

d) Functional requirements and objective of a Safety Management System (5)

Q9. With reference to “ISM Code” write short notes on:

a) Objectives of the ISM code (4)

b) Resource and personnel (4)

c) Masters Authority and responsibility (4)

d) Functional requirements for a safety management system. (4)

Q5. A) What are the functional requirements of ISM Code. (4)

B) What are the objectives of an ISM internal Audit of a ship? How an internal Audit helps in External Audit of a vessel? Name the salient issues addressed in Internal Audit and the minimum frequency of such an audit to be carried out on board a ship during the five-year validity of the ship’s Safety Management Certificate. (6)

C) Briefly Discuss non-conformities, Accident and Hazardous occurrences with example as per ISM code. (6)

Q9. a) Examine the role of the Safety Management System (SMS) in the implementation of the ISM Code, highlighting its components and significance of continuous improvement. (10)

b) Examine the evolution of the ISM Code in response to emerging challenges in the maritime industry, including technological advancements, cyber risks, and environmental sustainability. (10)