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Under The Public Health (Ships) Regulations, what restrictions apply on boarding or leaving a ship after arrival at a UK port?
In the Lloyd's Register class +100A1, what do the “+”,"100", "A" and "1" stand for?
What is the difference between grounding and stranding?
What are the advantages of registering under a flag of convenience?
What is a NAABSA berth or NAABSA port?
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Why do some cargo ships have more than one set of load lines marked, i. e. multiple load lines?
A new master joins a UK ship at an overseas port. The crew of non-UK officers and ratings are to join two days later. What should the master look for when they join, and what should be his priorities?
What are the differences between "towage" and "salvage"?
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Which UK ships must carry a ship's cook certificated in accordance with The Merchant Shipping (Certification of Ships' Cooks) Regulations 1981?
Whilst a ship is in a drydock in Great Britain, a ship repair worker slips on a patch of oil on the deck and falls, breaking his leg. Who should report this incident, and to whom?
Whilst approaching an upriver port, a time-chartered, loaded general cargo ship grounds on a river shoal, sustaining damage. The ship is refloated and towed to a down-river terminal for diver survey. Some cargo is discharged there for delivery to consigne
Who are "qualified persons" for purposes of owning a registered British ship registered in the UK?
Who is a ship's agent's principal?
Who is the ship's agent's principal?
Who may the Competent Authority be, for purposes of receiving ship security alerts from a UK ship?
Whose responsibility is it, primarily, to implement the requirements of international agreements and national regulations that are in force and apply to a ship?
Why do some cargo ships have more than one set of load lines marked, i. e. multiple load lines?
Why do some ships carry an Interim DOC and/or an Interim SMC?
With which DfT officials are masters of UK ships most likely to have business?
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