Command And Control

Front 1

A SAR watchstander board shall consist of a minimum of three members. Who are those three members?

Back 1

Chief of Incident Management (District Level) or Chief of Response (Sector Level), the Command Center Chief/Supervisor, and at least one other qualified watchstander. Of these members, at least one person shall be a designated SMC.

Front 2

For qualified SAR watchstanders the program shall include a practical excercise requirement for a minimum of ____ completed SAROPS drift scenarios per quarter.

Back 2

Three

Front 3

True or False? Command Duty Officers are not required to stand two additional watches per month to maintain currency at the Operations Unit watch position.

Back 3

True

Front 4

For qualified SAR watchstander the program shall include a practical exercise requirement for a minimum of ___ completed SAROPS drift scenarios per quarter.

Back 4

Three

Front 5

SAR watchstanders shall be required to return to the Maritime Search Planning Course if the Length of time from the date on their last re-certification letter has exceeded ___ years.

Back 5

Five

Front 6

SAR watchstanders who remain in active SAR billets shall return to the Maritime Search Planning Course every ____ years or prior to assignment in a third consecutive SAR billet.

Back 6

Eight

Front 7

True or False? If a marine casualty investigation is not conducted regarding a recreational death(s) or an overdue vessel, issuing an LPD (Letter of Presumed Death) is not authorized.

Back 7

True

Front 8

All RCCs/ Command Center's shall maintain a current search and rescue facility (SARFAC) listing. The list shall be validated _____.

Back 8

Annually

Front 9

How many DSC frequencies does CAMS guard?

Back 9

Six, 2187.5kHz, 4207.5khz, 6312.0khz, 8414.5khz, 12577.0khz, and 16808.5khz

Front 10

The probability that the search object will be in some bounded area when search facilities can be on scene searching.
A. POS
B. POC
C. POD

Back 10

B. POC (Probability of containment)

Front 11

The probability that the search object will be detected; assuming it will be in an area during the time the area is searched.
A. POS
B. POC
C. POD

Back 11

C. POD

Front 12

This pattern is used when there is a high degree of confidence the search object is close to the estimated datum position. The first leg is normally in the direction of the search object's drift. All course changes are 90 degrees to the right.

Back 12

Sierra Sierra

Front 13

This pattern are best used when the datum is established within close limits, a very high coverage immediately around the datum is desired, and the area to be searched is not extensive.

Back 13

Sector Search

Front 14

Ranges directly ____ and ___ of the cutter should be obtained first, as thosed are the ones that will change most rapidly as the cutter moves.

Back 14

Forward and Aft

Front 15

What symbol is used for a estimated position?

Back 15

Square

Front 16

All turns in this search pattern are 120 degrees to the right.

Back 16

Victor Sierra

Front 17

When using two or more bearings to obtain a fix objects near or at the ____ should be taken first as those are the ones that will change most rapidly as the cutter moves.

Back 17

Beam

Front 18

What symbol is used for an Electronic fix?

Back 18

Triangle

Front 19

_____ is the distance between adjacent parallel search legs.

Back 19

Track spacing

Front 20

The AN/SPA-25 (G) is the standard radar indicator used on WHECs. It's capable of displaying up to ___ different radar systems.

Back 20

11

Front 21

What symbol is used for a Visual Fix?

Back 21

Circle

Front 22

What are the Max Sea conditions for a 45 RB-M?

Back 22

12FT

Front 23

What is towing Capacity for the 45 RB-M?

Back 23

100 Tons

Front 24

The range on the AN/SPA-25 (G) can be adjusted from 1/4 nautical mile to ___ nautical miles.

Back 24

250 miles

Front 25

What is the Max Winds for the 45 RB-M?

Back 25

50 KTS

Front 26

What is the Max range(NM) for the 87 CPB?

Back 26

875NM

Front 27

What is the Deployment Duration for a 110 WPB?

Back 27

5days/10 days w/ replenishment

Front 28

What is the towing capacity of the 87 CPB?

Back 28

200 tons

Front 29

What is the least accurate method of obtaining a fix is _____ bearings.

Back 29

Tangent

Front 30

What is the symbol for fix obtained by celestial obervations?

Back 30

Circle

Front 31

What is the max range for 110 WPB?

Back 31

1800NM

Front 32

Range resolution of a radar is determined by PW X ____.

Back 32

164

Front 33

What is the Max Endurance of C-130J?

Back 33

19.5HRS

Front 34

The number of cycles of alternating current that a radar system generates in 1 second?

Back 34

Radio Frequency

Front 35

What is the Max Range for the HH-65?

Back 35

375NM

Front 36

What is the Max Endurance of HH-60?

Back 36

6 hours

Front 37

The number of times that a radar transmits pulse in 1 second?

Back 37

Pulse repetition rate

Front 38

What is Max Endurance of the HC-130H?

Back 38

13.5HRS

Front 39

What manually is COMDTINST M16130.2F?

Back 39

U.S. Coast Guard Addendum

Front 40

Which Appendix has MISLE requirments in the U.S. Coast Guard Addendum?

Back 40

Appendix B

Front 41

Units shall open a new MISLE case no later than ___ hour after notification.

Back 41

One

Front 42

Within ___ hours of the case conclusion the entire MISLE case shall be validated and the SMC's MISLE Incident Management Activity (IMA) status must be changed from "Open-In Progress" to "Open-Submitted for Review"

Back 42

12 Hours

Front 43

True or False.
As part of the operations unit watch relief process, all open in progress cases shall be validated by the off going watch(generally every 8 or 12 hours)

Back 43

True

Front 44

________ is the right of non-interference for a vessel transiting inbound, outbound, or through a foreign territorial sea. Aircraft have no right of __________.

Back 44

Innocent Passage.

Front 45

What is the pause between RADAR pulses called?

Back 45

Rest Time

Front 46

What is affected by horizontal beam width and range to the target?

Back 46

Bearing Resolution

Front 47

What is COMDT INST M16247.1?

Back 47

Maritime Law Enforcement Manual

Front 48

What section od COMDT INST M16130.2F contains Initial Response, Search Planning, and Search Operations?

Back 48

3.4

Front 49

What does MARFLIR stand for?

Back 49

Maritime Forward - Looking infrared

Front 50

What is COMDT INST M2400.1?

Back 50

Spectrum Management Policy and Procedures

Front 51

When a HELO is checking in for either positive or advisory control, he must pass ____ report?

Back 51

PLANET

Front 52

What office runs Rescue 21?

Back 52

CG-938

Front 53

_______ pattern are normally used for large, fairly level search areas, where only approximate initial position is known, and when uniform cover-age is desired.

Back 53

Parallel Pattern

Front 54

SAR case documentation is covered in Chapter __ of the SAR addendum.

Back 54

Chapter 3

Front 55

This pattern are used to cover one end of an area first, or to change direction of the search legs where sun glare or swell direction makes this necessary.

Back 55

Creeping line Pattern

Front 56

What manual is COMDTINST M3120.20?

Back 56

U.S. Coast Guard Command Center Manual

Front 57

What chapter is the SAR Addendum covers SAR Communications?

Back 57

Chapter 2

Front 58

_______ are the primary SAR resource for Ice Rescues.

Back 58

Helicopters

Front 59

A minimum of ____ persons should be dispatched with the Ice Skiff and government vehicle when responding to a case.

Back 59

Four

Front 60

What chapter is the U.S. SAR Addendum covers SAR policies?

Back 60

Chapter 4

Front 61

A copy of all float plans should be retained for a minimum of ___ beyond the provided final expected arrival date.

Back 61

One month

Front 62

SLDMB GPS positions are acquired at ___ minute intervals for the first two hours and at ___ minute intervals thereafter.

Back 62

15,30

Front 63

SLDMBs are air -or ship-deployable, and buoys are operational for ___ to ___ days after deployment.

Back 63

14 to 30 days

Front 64

What section in the U.S. SAR Addeddum covers Operational Risk Management?

Back 64

Appendix E

Front 65

What Risk Management model is used to identify Hazards?

Back 65

PEACE

Front 66

What Risk Management model is used to identify options?

Back 66

STAAR

Front 67

What color are you in the GAR model when there is Moderate risk, Consider procedures/actions to minimize?

Back 67

Amber 24-44

Front 68

What color in the GAR model reflects 45-60?

Back 68

Red

Front 69

____ is generated by the wind acting on the water surface over a period of time.

Back 69

Wind Current

Front 70

What Appendix in the U.S. SAR Addendum covers Search Planning Guide

Back 70

Appendix H

Front 71

What is the means by which a Coast Guard flag officer informs a subordinate commander that the flag officer does not object to the proposed use of the subordinate commanders lawful discretion and authority?

Back 71

Statement of No Objection (SNO)

Front 72

Wind current is normally computed when water depth exceeds 100ft and distance offshore is?

Back 72

Greater than 20NM

Front 73

SMC should recommend a HELO transferring a dive victim to?

Back 73

Fly at the lowest, safe altitude possible

Front 74

Which EPRIB alert is not initially evaluated as distress?

Back 74

406 LEO "B"

Front 75

Participation in AMVER is required by?

Back 75

US Flagged vessels over 1,000 gross tons on voyages longer than 24hrs.

Front 76

Which Appendix in the MLEM is the Law Enforcement Case Package located in?

Back 76

Appendix G

Front 77

What is it called between RADAR fixes?

Back 77

Dead Time

Front 78

What is the nomenclature of an Armed HITRON?

Back 78

MH-68A

Front 79

Who conducts maritme SAR in Mexico?

Back 79

Mexican Navy

Front 80

What is the endurance of an armed HITRON?

Back 80

2hrs 20mins

Front 81

What does SAROPS stand for?

Back 81

Search and Rescue Optimal Planning System

Front 82

What is the satellite system used for the SLDMB?

Back 82

Argos

Front 83

What is the name of the act created in 1976 creating a 200nm fishing zone?

Back 83

Magnuson-stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act

Front 84

_____ means that a vessel is forced into coastal State waters by virtue of distress, whether brought about by natural or man-made causes, is generally not subject to coastal state jurisdiction during a reasonable period of time necessary to remedy such distress.

Back 84

Force Majeure

Front 85

International law allows for the establishment of a contiguous zone, adjacant to the territorial sea and extending ___ NM from the baseline, in which a coastal state may exercise the control necessary to prevent and punish infringements of its fiscal, immigration, sanitary, and customs laws.

Back 85

24

Front 86

_________(6) defines “transportation security incident (TSI)” as a security incident
resulting in a significant loss of life, environmental damage, transportation system disruption,
or economic disruption in a particular area

Back 86

46 U.S.C. 70101

Front 87

If the Aircraft Commander fails to check in on the primary or secondary frequency within ___ minutes of their communications schedule, the guarding station shall initiate an alert. The aircraft’s parent command shall be notified first, followed by the cognizant District Command Center

Back 87

Five

Front 88

Coast Guard vessels underway or at anchor equipped with VHF-FM DSC radios shall guard DSC frequency 156.525 MHz (channel ___).

Back 88

70

Front 89

The probability that the search object will be in some bounded area (_________) when search facilities can be on scene searching.

Back 89

probability of containment or POC

Front 90

The probability that the search object will be detected; assuming it will be in an area during the time the area is searched (________________).

Back 90

probability of detection or POD

Front 91

(1) This pattern is used when there is a high degree of confidence the search object is close to the estimated datum position. The first leg is normally in the direction of the search object's drift. All course changes are 90 degrees to the right.

Back 91

Square Single Unit -- Sierra Sierra (SS).

Front 92

_______. These patterns are best used when the datum is established within close limits, a very high coverage immediately around the datum is desired, and the area to be searched is not extensive.

Back 92

Sector Search Patterns

Front 93

Federal law requires all vessels __ feet or greater in length to carry visual distress signals. Vessels ___ feet in length or less are also required to carry visual distress signals suitable for night use between sunset and sunrise.

Back 93

16

Front 94

_______A case where the subject reported to be in distress is confirmed not to be in distress and not to be in need of assistance.

Back 94

False Alert:

Front 95

_____ A case where information is conveyed with the intent to deceive.

Back 95

Hoax

Front 96

Therefore, for Coast Guard SAR response and search planning purposes, ± _ degrees shall be used as the LOB error unless documented testing or experience have shown otherwise for a particular RFF

Back 96

4

Front 97

) The horizon distance for each antenna is estimated using the following equation:
d = ____× h
Where h is the antenna height above the water (e.g., mean sea level) in feet, and
d is the VHF-FM horizon distance in Nautical Miles

Back 97

1.23

Front 98

3.7.2.5 Notes on Ice Water Immersion
You have _ Minute to get your breathing under control, don’t panic.
You have __ Minutes of meaningful movement to get out of the water or attain a stable situation.
You have up to _ Hour until you become unconscious from hypothermia, if you don’t panic and struggle unnecessarily. And if you are wearing a PFD, it may take another 1 Hour until the heart stops due to hypothermia

Back 98

1 Minute - 10 Minutes - 1 hour

Front 99

3.9.2.6 Audio Files.
(a) Audio files consist of radio transmissions and telephone calls and shall be retained for up to __ days. On the Rescue 21 system all audio files are stored on the hard drive for at least __ days. After __ days the SAR Program does not require units to retain audio information

Back 99

30 days

Front 100

3.9.4.1 Coast Guard commands with the SMC assigned shall conduct a case study when:
(a) Survivors are found inside the search area after a search has been suspended;
(b) Survivors are found outside the search area by someone not involved in the search;
(c) Directed by the Chief of the Coast Guard SAR Program Office (Commandant (CG-534)) or the SAR Coordinator (Area or District Commander).

Back 100

Read

Front 101

(a) An _________ phase exists when there is knowledge of a situation that may need to be monitored, or to have more information gathered, but that does not require moving resources.

Back 101

UNCERTAINTY

Front 102

The ______ phase exists when grave or imminent danger requiring immediate response to the distress scene threatens a craft or person.

Back 102

Distress

Front 103

An ______ phase exists when a craft or person is experiencing some difficulty and may need assistance, but is not in immediate danger or in need of immediate response. Apprehension is usually associated with the _____ phase.

Back 103

ALERT

Front 104

A ________ is considered a place that can accommodate and will accept the safe mooring of the vessel, and has available a means of communication, normally a telephone.

Back 104

Safe Haven

Front 105

What are the Max seas Conditions ft for the 25 RB-S?

Back 105

6FT

Front 106

What are the Max Winds for the 25 RB-S?

Back 106

25kts

Front 107

What is the max range for the 41 UTB?

Back 107

300NM

Front 108

What is step three of the ORM process?

Back 108

Assess Risks

Front 109

What is the last step in the GAR model?

Back 109

Event Complexity

Front 110

What model is used to identify hazards?

Back 110

PEACE

Front 111

What is the fourth step in the ORM process?

Back 111

Identify Options

Front 112

What model is used to identify options?

Back 112

STAAR

Front 113

What is the first step in the ORM process?

Back 113

Identify Mission Tasks

Front 114

What is the second step when using the GAR Model?

Back 114

Crew Fitness

Front 115

When using the GAR Model. If the total falls in (45-60), you need to implement measures to reduce the risk prior to starting the event/evolution.

Back 115

Red high risk

Front 116

When using the GAR Model if the total score falls in (1-23) risk is at a minimum and is rated low.

Back 116

Green low risk

Front 117

What is the third step used in the GAR Model?

Back 117

Environment

Front 118

How many steps are in the ORM process?

Back 118

7

Front 119

What is the last step in the ORM process

Back 119

Monitor Situation

Front 120

The seven step ORM process is
1.Identify Mission Tasks
2. Identify Hazards
3. Assess Risks
4. Identify Options
5.
6. Execute Decision
7. Monitor Situation

Back 120

5. Evaluate Risk vs Gain

Front 121

_____ is the supervision and control of the movement of vessels and activites within the territorial waters of the U.S. to prevent damage or injury to any vessel or waterfront facility, or to the waters of the U.S. or to secure the rights and obligations of the U.S.

Back 121

Port Control

Front 122

All commerical vessels of ___GT or more are required to submit a notice of Arrival 96-hours before arriving at a U.S. port (or 24 hrs between U.S. ports)

Back 122

300GT

Front 123

The __________ of 1972 was passed to provide for increased navigation and vessel safety, to protect the marine environment and to protect life, property and structures in,on, or immediately adjacent to the navigable waterways of the US.

Back 123

Ports and Waterways Safety Act

Front 124

What CFR gives the COTP the authority to perform the following functions.
1. Establish and enforce security zones
2. Issue COTP orders to vessels
3. Inspect and search vessels, waterfront facilities, persons, or things
4. Remove unauthorized persons, articles, or things deemed necessary to prevent damage or injury to any vessel or facility
5. Safeguard ports, harbors, territories, or waters of the U.S.

Back 124

33 CFR 6

Front 125

A _____ zone is an area of water, land, or both, to which for safety or environmental purposes, access is limited to only authorized persons, vechiles, or vessels.

Back 125

Safety Zone

Front 126

A _____ zone is an area of land, water, or both, designated by the COTP or District Commander under the authority of the Magnuson Act, 50 USC 191 and 33 part 6 for such a time as necessary to prevent possible damage or injury to vessels or facilities and/or to protect the public.

Back 126

Security Zone

Front 127

An ______ is an inadmissible crewmember that gains or attemts to gain illegal entry in the United States.

Back 127

Absconder

Front 128

A ______ is a person who is secreted on a ship, or in cargo which is subsequently loaded to the ship, without the consent of the ship's owner or the master or any other responsible person.

Back 128

Stowaway

Front 129

A ________ is a crewmember that is authorized by the CBP to enter but upon entry remains illegally in the United States.

Back 129

Deserter

Front 130

What CFR is commonly referred to as the super six and lists the authorities of COTP?

Back 130

33 CFR 6

Front 131

A large U.S. Naval vessel means any vessel greater than ___ feet in length overall.

Back 131

100ft

Front 132

Naval vessel protection zone is a ___ yard regulated area of water surrounding large U.S. naval vessels that is necessary to provide for the safety or security of these US Naval vessls.

Back 132

500

Front 133

Circuit configuration tasks that can be performed using the ________ Manager.

Back 133

Operator Audio

Front 134

The __________ assignment window enables the operator to create or delet patched circuits.

Back 134

Complex Circuit

Front 135

The Hurricane season extends from 1 june through 30 _______.

Back 135

November

Front 136

The hurricane danger zone is considered to be the entire coast and the inland region to a distance of ____ miles.

Back 136

210

Front 137

When is hurricane Condition 4 set?

Back 137

Hurricane force winds are projected within 72 hours.

Front 138

A Hurricane tropical cyclone with maximum sustained surface wind greater than ___ MPH.

Back 138

74

Front 139

Hurricane Conditions are set at the direction of the ___________.

Back 139

District Commander

Front 140

Hurricane Condition ___. The waring condition in which hurricane force winds greater than 74mph may be expected with 24 hours.

Back 140

two

Front 141

Hurricance Condition ___ in which hurricane force winds greater than 74mph may be expected within 48 hours.

Back 141

Three

Front 142

______ a waring of winds within the range of 39-54mph (34-47kts).

Back 142

Gale waring

Front 143

____ A waring of winds within the range of 55 to 73 mph (48 to 63 kts)

Back 143

Storm Warning

Front 144

Port Condition _____ is normally set when gale force winds from a horricane force storm are expected to arrive at the port within 72 hours

Back 144

WHISKEY

Front 145

Port Condition YANKEE Normally set when gale force winds from a hurricane force storm are expected to arrive at the port within __ hours and as soon as practical after the storm passes.

Back 145

24

Front 146

Hurricane condition Four in which hurricane force winds greater than 74MPH/64 KTS may be expected within ___ hrs.

Back 146

72

Front 147

A chart’s
scale usually appears under its title in one of two ways:
as _____ or as a fraction.

Back 147

Ratio

Front 148

A small-scale chart covers a ____ area.

Back 148

Large

Front 149

A large scale chart covers a ______ area.

Back 149

Small

Front 150

Harbor Charts: Scales larger than 1:_______. These charts are used in harbors, anchorage areas, and the smaller waterways.

Back 150

50,000

Front 151

Coast charts: 1:50,000 to 1:_______. These charts are used for inshore navigation.

Back 151

150,000

Front 152

A severe local storm warning affecting
coastal water areas, or a warning of
potentially hazardous weather conditions
usually of short duration (2 hours or less)
and producing wind speeds of 34 KT or
more, that is not adequately covered by
existing marine warnings.

Back 152

Special Marine Warning

Front 153

A warning of sustained winds in the range
34 to 47 KT inclusive either predicted or
occurring, not associated with tropical
cyclones.

Back 153

Gale Warning

Front 154

A warning of sustained winds of 48 KT or
more, not associated with a tropical
cyclone.

Back 154

Storm Warning

Front 155

An advisory in coastal waters for winds
from approximately 18 to 33 KT inclusive
(lower limit may vary by region) or for sea
conditions, either predicted or occurring,
that are considered potentially hazardous
to small boats. There is no legal definition
for “small craft.”

Back 155

Small Craft Advisory

Front 156

lines running in the N-S direction, from
pole to pole, are called _________.

Back 156

Meridian

Front 157

Lines running E-W,
around the entire globe, are called ________.

Back 157

Parallels

Front 158

Three types of grids are in use in the Navy today:
Cartesian coordinates, the world geographic reference
(GEOREF) system, and the universal transverse
Mercator grid (UTM).

Back 158

read

Front 159

The ________ coordinate grid system is used for
position reporting in large-scale naval operations

Back 159

Cartesian

Front 160

The world geographic reference (______)
system is a worldwide reporting system and is used for
exchanging position information with the U.S. Air
Force and some of our allies, using cross tell
long-range communication circuits.

Back 160

GEOREF)

Front 161

The ________________________ grid is
used to increase reporting accuracy in localized
military operations.

Back 161

universal transverse Mercator (UTM)

Front 162

The Cartesian coordinate grid contains four
quadrants, each designated by a color (fig. 12-9): RED
= northwest, WHITE = northeast, BLUE = southeast,
GREEN = southwest.

Back 162

Read

Front 163

What are the seven major divisions of the DHS?

Back 163

1. U.S. Coast Guard
2. FEMA
3. U.S Secret Service
4. U.S. Immigration customs Enforcement
5. U.S. Citzenship and Immigration Service
6. U.S. Customs and Border Protection
7. Transportation Security Adminstration

Front 164

The ________ establishes a national program for the conservation and management of the fishery resources of the U.S. to prevent overfishing, to rebuild overfished stocks, and to facilitate long term protection of essential fish habitats.

Back 164

Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.

Front 165

Title 14 USC __ authorizes USCG active duty commissioned, warrant, and petty officers to make inquiries, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests upon the high seas.

Back 165

14 USC 89

Front 166

International Law allows for the establishment of a _____ zone, adjacent to the territorial sea and extending 24NM from the baseline.

Back 166

Contiguous Zone

Front 167

______ is the goverment's legal right to exercise authority.

Back 167

Jurisdiction

Front 168

_______ means that a vessel forced into coastal state waters by virtue of distress, whether brought about by natural or mammade causes.

Back 168

Force Majeure

Front 169

_______ allows a coastal state to preserve its jurisdiction to take LE action against a foreign flag vessel that flees beyond normal jurisdiction limits after it has committed a violation of the coastal state's law.

Back 169

Hot Pursuit

Front 170

_____ is measured from the outer limit of the territorial sea to a distance of 200NM from the baseline.

Back 170

Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

Front 171

______ of a voyage is an order to the master or operator of a vessel to return to a safe anchorage, mooring, or dock until an especiall hazardous condition is corrected, or an order to cease specific operations until the especially hazardous conditon is corrected.

Back 171

Termination

Front 172

The _________ was signed into law on August 18, 1990, largely in response to growing concern, stemming from the Exxon Valdez incident, about the nation's oil spill response capability.

Back 172

Oil Pollution Act of 1990

Front 173

The ____ has the ultimate authority in a response operation and shall ensure an effective and immediate removal of a discharge, and mitigation or prevention of a substantial threat of a discharge of oil or a hazardous substance.

Back 173

On-Scene Coordinator

Front 174

A ______ spill is once which reaches, or threatens to reach, U.S. navigable waters that are subject to the ebb and flow of the tide and waters of the great lakes, generally an area over which the Coast Guard has jurisdiction.

Back 174

Coastal Oil Spill

Front 175

A coastal spill that has fewer than 10,000 gallons of oil is considered a _____ spill.

Back 175

Minor

Front 176

An _____ oil spill is one that reaches or threatens to reach U.S. navigable water or their tributaries which are not subject to tibal ebb and flow,

Back 176

Inland Oil Spill

Front 177

An Inland Oil Spill that has 1,000 to 10,000 gallons of oil is considered a ____ spill.

Back 177

Medium

Front 178

A coastal oil spill that has more than 100,000 gallons of oil is considered a ____ spill.

Back 178

Major

Front 179

An inland oil spill that has fewer than 1,000 gallons of oil is considered a ____ spill.

Back 179

Minor

Front 180

A ____ is defined as a spill which greatly exceeds the response capability at the local and regional level and which, due to its severity, size. location, and widespread envoronmental, economic, and public health impact, is so complex it requires extraordinary coordination of federal, state, local government, and private resources to clean up.

Back 180

SONS- Spill of National Significance

Front 181

When a marine employer determines that a casualty or incident is, or is likely to become, a _____, the marine employer must ensure that following alcohol and drug testing is conducted.

Back 181

Serious Marine Incident

Front 182

The alcohol testing of each individual must be conducted within __ hours of when the Serious Marine Incident occured, unless precluded by safety concerns directly related to the incident.

Back 182

2 hours

Front 183

The collection of drug test specimens of each indivdual must be conducted within __ hours of when the serious marine incident occurred, unless precluded by safety concerns directly related to the incident.

Back 183

32 hours

Front 184

________ have been delagated authority to establish regulated navigation areas.

Back 184

District Commanders

Front 185

District Commanders and _____ are delegated authority to establish safety zones.

Back 185

Captain of the Port

Front 186

A _______is a water area, shore area, or water shore area to which, for safety or environmental purposes, access is limited to authorized persons, vehicles, or vessels.

Back 186

Safety Zone

Front 187

Within time T+__ Minutes. The Coast Guard Command Center will transmit a Critical Incident Report.

Back 187

15 Minutes

Front 188

At time T+ __ Hours: Unless otherwise directed by Commandant at the T+30 Conference, a video teleconference will be established by the Coast Guard Command Center.

Back 188

2 hours

Front 189

________ is the supervision and control of the movement of vessels and activities within the territorial waters of the U.S. to prevent damage or injury to any vessel or waterfront facility, or to the waters of the U.S. or to secure the right and obligations of the U.S.

Back 189

Port Control

Front 190

A _____________ is a security incident resulting in a significant loss of life, environmental damage, transportation system disruption, or economic disruption in a particular area.

Back 190

Transportation Security Incident

Front 191

The __________ of 1972 was passed to provide for increased navigation and vessel safety, to protect the marine environment and to protect life, property and structures in, on, or immediately adjacent to the navigable waterways of the U.S.

Back 191

Ports and Waterways Safety Act

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A _________ is an area of land, water, or both, designated by the COTP or District Commander under the authority of the Magnuson Act, 50 USC 191 and 33 CFR part 6 for such a time as necessary to prevent possible damage or injury to vessels or facilities and/or to protect the public.

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Security Zone

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An ______ is an inadmissible crewmember that gains or attempts to gain illegal entry into the United States.

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Absconder

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A _______ is a crewmember that is authorized by the CBP to enter but upon entry remains illegally in the United States.

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Deserter

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A ________ is any person who is secreted on a ship, or in cargo which is subsequently loaded on the ship, without the consent of the ship's owner or the master or any other responsible person, and who is detected onboard the ship after it has departed from a port, or in the cargo while unloading it in the port of arrival.

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Stowaway