A.12 to 15 times per minute
B.18 to 20 times per minute
C.20 to 25 times per minute
D.as fast as possible

A.use the mouth-to-mouth method
B.clear airways
C.use rhythmic pressure method
D.know all approved methods

A.storing all items in an assigned place
B.storing all items in a common storage container except those ready-for-sea
C.tagging all items according to their age and then storing them together
D.disposing of worn-out items

A.Keep a load on the hoist until all personnel are finished working
B.Set the load on a movable dolly when transportation may be needed
C.Have one man keep a hand on the load to steady it
D.Insure that the lifting gear capacity is not exceeded

A.Posting posters illustrating practices
B.Showing video tapes of actual accidents
C.Incorporating safety practices in daily routine
D.Publishing comprehensive safety rules

A.Speed
B.Excessive knowledge or skill
C.Human error
D.Excitement

A.Unsafe actions
B.Orderliness
C.Frequent inspections
D.Good work habit

A.Securing equipment against slipping or drifting
B.Operating machinery at its recommended speed
C.Repairing loose handles on tools before using
D.Using tools for purpose for which they are not designed

A.approved by the Coast Guard
B.high carbon steel
C.fixed with a ferrous cover
D.nonsparking

A.the forced ventilating system is operating
B.the cargo pumps are secured
C.no monocarbon gases are present
D.the oily water separator is de-energized

A.signaling that all personnel are clear before lifting or lowering material
B.Examining material for sharp edges or protruding points before handling
C.Closing, tagging, or securing valves that permit entrance of steam, water, or air into a fitting or other equipment
D.Throwing materials from high places to the deck