A.Start each fire pump
B.Launch and run a lifeboat
C.Inventory rescue and fire equipment
D.Inspect fire hoses

A.keep the liferaft from capsizing
B.navigate against the current
C.keep personnel from getting seasick
D.stay in the general location

A.on the station bill
B.on a sign next to the liferaft
C.on the Certificate of Inspection
D.in the Operations Manual

A.Proof tested
B.End-for-ended
C.Renewed
D.Weight tested

A.End-for-ended
B.Renewed
C.Inspected
D.Weight tested

A.grooved wheel in a block
B.line to hold a lifeboat next to the embarkation deck
C.partial load of grain
D.seaman's knife

A.a heavy anchor with an extra long line used to anchor in deep water
B.a cone shaped bag used to slow down the wind drift effect
C.a padeye to which the sea painter is made fast
D.made of wood if it is of an approved type

A.the line attached to the tack of the lugsail
B.the emergency rudder
C.a canvas awning
D.the aftermost seating

A.A winch
B.A windlass
C.A deck crane
D.A lifeboat engine

A.secure the lifeboat in the davits when in the stowed position
B.bring the lifeboat close along the rail in the embarkation position
C.give the occupants a safety line when the boat is being lowered from the embarkation level
D.reduce the swinging of the lifeboat at the embarkation level