SSO Maritime Security Regulations 2

Question 1

Under SOLAS Chapter XI-2, which organization is responsible for developing and maintaining the ISPS Code?

Accepted Answer

International Maritime Organization (IMO)

Answer

The IMO developed and maintains the ISPS Code as part of SOLAS Chapter XI-2 amendments adopted in December 2002.

Question 2

What is the minimum frequency requirement for conducting ship security drills under the ISPS Code?

Accepted Answer

At least once every three months

Answer

The ISPS Code requires security drills to be conducted at least once every three months to ensure crew readiness.

Question 3

Which document must a ship produce upon request by a duly authorized officer to demonstrate its security compliance history?

Accepted Answer

Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR)

Answer

The Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) provides an onboard record of the ship's history including flag state, company, and security-related information.

Question 4

Under MTSA 2002, which U.S. federal agency has primary authority over maritime security in domestic waters?

Accepted Answer

United States Coast Guard (USCG)

Answer

The USCG has primary federal authority for maritime security in U.S. waters and enforces MTSA 2002 requirements.

Question 5

What is required before a vessel operating in U.S. waters can change its security level?

Accepted Answer

Notification to the cognizant Coast Guard Captain of the Port

Answer

Vessels must notify the cognizant Coast Guard Captain of the Port before implementing a change in security level in U.S. waters.

(SSO) Ship Security Officer Practice Test

(SSO) Ship Security Officer Practice Test

SSO Maritime Security Regulations 2