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Accommodation and Recreational Facilities Flashcards

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  1. Under MLC 2006, which regulation covers seafarer accommodation and recreational facilities?

    Answer: Regulation 3.1

    MLC 2006 Regulation 3.1 establishes requirements for seafarer accommodation and recreational facilities.

  2. Under MLC 2006, the minimum floor area per person in a single-occupancy cabin on a ship of 3,000 GT and above must be at least:

    Answer: 7.5 square metres

    MLC 2006 Standard A3.1 requires at least 7.5 m² per person for single-berth cabins on ships of 3,000 GT and above.

  3. Under MLC 2006, ships must have a separate mess room for which groups?

    Answer: Officers and ratings (or a combined mess if the ship is small)

    MLC 2006 requires separate mess rooms for officers and ratings, or a single combined mess on smaller ships.

  4. Under MLC 2006, seafarer accommodation must be inspected by whom before a ship is certificated?

    Answer: The flag state competent authority

    MLC 2006 requires the flag state's competent authority to inspect and approve accommodation before certification.

  5. Under MLC 2006, what must ships provide for seafarers' recreational use?

    Answer: Recreational facilities and amenities appropriate to the ship's size and nature of service

    MLC 2006 requires recreational facilities appropriate to the ship's size and type, recognising that smaller ships may have limited space.

  6. Under MLC 2006, sleeping rooms on ships must meet requirements for which of the following?

    Answer: Adequate lighting, ventilation, and noise insulation

    MLC 2006 Standard A3.1 requires sleeping rooms to have adequate lighting, ventilation, and noise insulation.