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Safety
-Wat is ism and objectives?  Which chp of solas it comes under?
-Incining exp where it's done and how many times it's done?  Where are the results recorded?  Where to find previous result?
-ER oil discharge criteria and special areas?  Diff in discharge wen in spl area and wen outside?
-What is shearstrake? 
-Complete procedure to enter enclosed space...  ( lots of cross questions)
And one more

Prathishta bhavan
Fun 3

-metacentre + cross ques
-emg gen regulations and supplies to equipment
-epirb n sart
-lifeboat marking.. safety
-duct keel
-air compressor safety
Few more..
Will post if remember

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