7R-A-13: Watch and Logkeeping Requirements
7R-13B1:
Proper watchkeeping includes the following:
All of the above
All required frequencies are being monitored in the proper mode.
After silencing an alarm all displays and/or printouts are read.
Notifying the Master of any Distress alerts.
7R-13B2:
Proper watchkeeping includes the following:
All of the above
Understanding the GMDSS console's normal operational indicators.
Maintaining a proper GMDSS radio station log.
Responding to and comprehending alarms.
7R-13B3:
Which is true concerning a required watch on VHF Ch-16.
All of the above
It is compulsory at all times while at sea until further notice, unless the vessel is in a VTS system.
When a vessel is in an A1 sea area and subject to the Bridge-to-Bridge act and in a VTS system, a watch is not required on Ch-16 provided the vessel monitors both Ch-13 and VTS channel.
It is always compulsory in sea areas A2, A3 and A4.
7R-13B4:
Which of the following statements are true?
Both of the above
GMDSS Radio Logs are required to contain entries pertaining to all incidents connected with the radio-communications service that appear to be of importance to the safety of life at sea.
All Distress communications must be entered in the GMDSS radio log.
None of the above
7R-13B5:
How long must the radio log be retained on board before sending it to the shoreside licensee?
At least 30 days after the last entry.
At least one year after the last entry.
At least two years after the last entry.
At least 90 days after the last entry.
7R-13B6:
How long must the radio log be archived by the licensee?
Both of the above
Two years if there is no Distress or Urgency entries.
Three years if there are any Distress or Urgency entries.
None of the above
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