SSO Maritime Security Regulations 3

Question 1

Under the ISPS Code, which party is responsible for approving a Ship Security Plan (SSP)?

Accepted Answer

The Administration (flag state)

Answer

The Administration (flag state) or a recognized security organization acting on its behalf is responsible for approving the Ship Security Plan.

Question 2

What action must an SSO take if a person refuses to submit to a security search before boarding?

Accepted Answer

Deny the person access to the ship

Answer

The SSO must deny boarding to anyone who refuses to comply with security screening procedures to maintain the ship's security integrity.

Question 3

Which international convention specifically addresses the suppression of unlawful acts against the safety of maritime navigation?

Accepted Answer

SUA Convention 1988

Answer

The Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation (SUA) 1988 specifically addresses maritime terrorism and unlawful acts.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) in the context of maritime security?

Accepted Answer

To provide vessel identification and tracking information to authorities

Answer

AIS transmits vessel identity, position, and voyage data that authorities use for monitoring, tracking, and identifying vessels for security purposes.

Question 5

Under ISPS Code Part A, what must happen when a ship moves to Security Level 3?

Accepted Answer

Specific protective measures must be implemented as directed by the Administration or port state

Answer

At Security Level 3, specific protective measures directed by the Administration or port state authority must be implemented for the limited period of the security incident.

(SSO) Ship Security Officer Practice Test

(SSO) Ship Security Officer Practice Test

SSO Maritime Security Regulations 3