MT-4252 - License Seminar (Deck)

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TOPIC - Deck General Demonstrates an understanding of the principles of nautical science related to: MARLINSPIKE SEAMANSHIP Fiber Line, Wire and Chain Construction and Use Natural Fiber Line Synthetic Fiber Line Wire Rope Galvanizing Chain Seamanship Misc. Marlinspike Tools Canvas Handling Mooring Lines Mooring Line Nomenclature Line Handling Terms Line Handling Operations Knotting, Seizings and Whippings Knotting Seizings Whipping Parceling and Serving Splicing and Sockets Splicing Equipment Short splice Long Splice Eye Splice Wire Splicing Wire Clips Purchases - Blocks and Tackle Block Nomenclature Handling Blocks and Tackle Mechanical Advantage Seamanship Computations Stress on the Hauling Part Breaking Strength Safe Working Load Sling Stress Runner Stress DRY CARGO OPERATIONS Terms and Nomenclature Miscellaneous Cargo Equipment General Cargo Systems Yard and Stay Cargo System Standing Rigging Booms and Boom Fittings Vangs and Guys Topping Lifts Cargo Falls Cargo Winches House Fall System Dry Cargo Stowage Bagged Cargo General Cargo Palletized Cargo Refrigerated Cargo Dry Bulk Cargo Cargo Dunnage Cargo Lashing Containerized Cargo Lash Vessel Operations Dry Cargo Security Cargo Ventilation Dry Cargo Computations Stowage Factor Broken Stowage Area and Volume Board Feet Relative Humidity Dew Point Full and Down LIQUID CARGO OPERATIONS Tank Vessel Cargo Operations Liquid Cargo Samples Liquid Cargo Gauging Liquid Cargo Terms Loading Operations Discharge Operations Spill and Leak Procedures Bonding Cable Cargo Piping Systems Cargo Hoses Miscellaneous Pipe Fittings Cargo Valves Cargo Pumping Systems Non-positive Displacement Pumps Positive Displacement Pumps Ballasting Operations Tank Cleaning Operations Crude Oil Washing Operations Tank Entry Procedures Gas Freeing Operations Gas Free Certificates Inert Gas System Operations Atmosphere Analysis Atmosphere Test Equipment Combustible Gas Indicator Oxygen Indicator Load on Top Procedures Tank Vessel Computations Coefficient of Expansion Cargo Rate PRINCIPLE OF WATCHKEEPING Routine Watchkeeping Lookout Procedures Draft Readings Steering Procedures Emergency Operations Abandon Ship Fire Procedures Emergency Steering Man Overboard Procedures Williamson Turn Race Track/Round Turn Engine Response Rudder Response Emergency and Temporary Repairs Refloating Grounded Vessels Helicopter Evacuation LOGBOOKS and RECORD KEEPING Official Log Book Deck Log/Smooth Log Book Miscellaneous Log and Records Record Keeping Procedures ANCHORING and MOORING Types of Anchors Anchor Parts Ground Tackle Anchor Windlass Anchor Chain Anchoring Procedures Scope of Anchor Chain Anchoring Procedures Dragging Anchor Clearing Fouled Anchors Mooring Procedures Approaching Mooring Buoys Mediterranean Moor SHIP MANEUVERING/HANDLING Maneuvering Nomenclature Advance Transfer Kick Final Diameter Tactical Diameter Head Reach Pivot Point Maneuvering Characteristics Approaching Pilot Station Maneuvering Under Pilot Shallow Water Effects Interaction with Banks Bank Cushion Bank Suction Meeting and Passing Ships Berthing and Unberthing Approach Procedures Utilizing Mooring Lines Utilizing Engine and Rudder Utilizing Anchors Utilizing Tugs Engine Control Single Screw Vessels Twin Screw Vessels Displacement Effects Environmental Effects Heavy Weather Operations Maneuvering for Launching and Recovery of Lifeboats and Rafts Receiving Survivors from Lifeboats and Liferafts Wake Reduction and Propulsion Propeller Forces Wake Currents Wake Reduction TOWING OPERATIONS Assisting with Docking Emergency Towing SHIP CONSTRUCTION Hull Design Features Modern Ship Framing Systems Tonnage Measurements Displacement Tonnage Deadweight Tonnage Gross Tonnage Net Tonnage Strength of Materials Hull Stresses Hogging Sagging Racking Bending Moments Lines Plans/Vessel Plans Welding Procedures Riveting Procedures Launching and Dry-docking Structural Members Miscellaneous Fittings Beams Bulwarks and Fittings Deck House Fittings Decks Double Bottoms Bilges and Limber Systems Bilge Keels Frames Keel Plating Systems Propellers and Propulsion Rudders and Fittings Tankage and Fittings Vessel Design Calculations SHIP'S BUSINESS Vessel Documentation Government Agencies Regulatory Bodies: Classification Society Cargo Surveyors	21A1.10 21A4.01 21A4.02 21A4.03 21A8 21A8.01 21A8.02 21A8.03 21A8.04 21A8.05 21A2.02 21B1 21B1.01 21B1.02 21C1 21C1.1 21C1.2 21C2.4 61A1
TOPIC - Navigation General Demonstrates an understanding of the principles of nautical science related to: NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY Nautical Astronomy Terms and Nomenclature Movement of Celestial Bodies Sun Moon Stars Planets Astronomical Computations GMT and Date Local Mean Time Zone Time and Date Equation of Time Local Apparent Noon Local Hour Angle Geographic Position Greenwich Hour Angle Sidereal Hour Angle Zenith and Zenith Distance Meridian Angle Latitude Observed Altitude Conversion Factors Right Ascension Polaris AIDS TO NAVIGATION Buoyage Systems IALA Region A IALA Region B Cardinal System Special Purpose Marks Bridge Lights Day Beacons/Marks Fixed Shore and Range Lights Light Characteristics NAVIGATION PRACTICE and POSITION DETERMINATION Practical Navigation Navigation Definitions Position Fixing Methods Visibility of Lights Piloting Practices Chart Symbols Charts Projections Chart Agencies Lambert Conformal Conic Projections Gnomonic Projection Mercator projection Pilot Charts Chart Construction Navigation Publications Nautical Almanac U. S. Coast Pilot Radio Navigational Aids Light List List of Lights Notice to Mariners Sailing Directions World Port Index Navigation General Computations Geographic Range Visibility of Lights Apparent Wind Relative Humidity Marine Sextant Readings Fathometer Readings Radio Direction Finding Great Circle Middle-Latitude Chronometer Rate and Error Distance Finding Electronic Navigation Systems Loran-C Omega Decca Transit Satellite Fathometer Radio Direction Finder Marine Radar ARPA Consol Navigation Instruments and Accessories Marine Sextant Weather Instruments Lead Line Marine Chronometers Stadimeter Wind Instruments COMPASS - MAGNETIC and GYRO Principles of Magnetic Compass Deviation Variation Magnetic Compass Error Magnetism Magnetic Compass Adjustment Principle of Gyro Compass Operation Gyro Controlled Systems Operation and Care of Gyro Systems TIDES and CURRENTS Tidal Terminology Extensive Tidal Effects Tide Publications Tide Calculations Time of High and Low Water Height of Tide Depth of Water Predicted Time for Depth of Water Current Terminology Extensive Current Effects Current Publications Current Calculations Direction and Velocity of the Current Maximum Velocity and Direction Duration of Stand and Period of Slack Rotary Tidal Current Wind-Driven Current Gulf Stream METEOROLOGY Synoptic Weather Forecasting Prognostic Weather Charts Weather Report Forms Prognostic Weather Chart Symbols Characteristics of Weather Systems Primary Weather Systems Secondary Weather Systems Cloudy Types Fog Dew and Ice Formation Frontal Systems High and Low Pressure Systems Tsunami Cyclonic Storms Buys Ballot' s Law Hurricane Maneuvering OCEANOGRAPHY Ocean Current Systems	21A1 21A1.01 21A1.02 21A1.03 21A1.04 21A1.05 21A1.06 21A1.07 21A1.08 21A1.09 21A1.11 21A1.12 21A1.13
TOPIC - Deck Safety
TOPIC - General Demonstrates an understanding of the principles of nautical science related to: COMMUNICATIONS International Code of Signals General Radiotelephone Flashing Light Flag Signaling Distress Signals Emergency Signals Urgency Signals Safety Signals Medical Signals Lifesaving Signals Shore Lifesaving Apparatus Landing Signals Storm Warning Signals Aircraft Search and Rescue Signals Submarine Signals Lettered Code Signals Single Letter Code Signals National Identity Signals Radiotelephone Procedures Bridge to Bridge Radiotelephone Act Icebreaker Signals AMVER/USMER MEDICAL CARE First Aid Bone Injuries Burn Injuries Bleeding Injuries Artificial Respiration and CPR Heat Stroke Fainting Heart Attack Frost Bite Hypothermia Medications Traumatic Shock Generalized Treatments LIFE SAVING Survival at Sea Water Rationing Surface Fires LIFEBOATS Lifeboat Davit Systems Gravity Davits Sheath Screw Davits Quadrantal Davits Crescent Davits Radial Davits Lifeboat Winches and Controls Limit Switches Winches Lifeboat Blocks and Falls Lifeboat Disengaging Apparatus Misc. Lifeboat Handling Equip. Man Ropes Gripes Frapping Lines Tricing Pendants Lifeboat Construction and Design Lifeboat Propulsion Systems Lifeboat Equipment Lifeboat Launching Procedures Lifeboat Retrieval Procedures Lifeboat Riding and Survival Procedures Lifeboat Landing Procedures Lifeboats Under Sail Lifeboat Oar Commands Lifeboat Navigation Abandon Ship Drills and Signals Lifeboat Tests and Inspections Lifeboat Radio Lifeboat Markings Lifeboat Manning LIFERAFTS Liferaft Stowage Systems Liferaft Construction and Design Launching the Liferaft Manually Launching the Liferaft Automatically Davit Launched Liferaft Systems Liferaft Riding and Survival Procedures Liferaft Repairs Liferaft Equipment Liferaft Tests and Inspections Liferaft Manning LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT Personal Flotation Device Buoyant Work Vests Exposure suits Ring life buoys Line Throwing Appliance EPIRB/SART Life Saving Equipment Tests and Inspections Magazine Chest General Safety Practices MARITIME LAW Navigation Safety Regulations (33 CFR 164) Subchapter P Load Line Regulations (46 CFR 41-64) Subchapter E Load Line Computations SOLAS Regulations Sanitation and Health Regulations RULES and REGULATIONS Cargo and Miscellaneous Vessels (46 CFR 90-109) Subchapter I Electrical Engineering (46 CFR 110-113) Subchapter J Tank Vessels (46 CFR 30-40) Subchapter D Oil Pollution Regulations (33 CFR 151-159) Subchapter O Inert Gas Systems Chemical Data Guide (CIM 16616.6) Explanation of Data Chemical Characteristics Fire and Explosion Hazards Health Hazard Data Reactivity Data Spill or Leak Procedures Synonym Index Compatibility Information Dangerous Cargoes (46 CFR 140-149) Subchapter N Certain Dangerous Cargoes in Bulk (46 CFR 150-155) Subchapter O Hazardous Materials Regulation (49 CFR 100-177) Subchapter C Pilotage Vessel Personnel Management (Title 46 U. S. Code) Merchant Marine Officers and Seamen (46 CFR 10-16) Subchapter B Procedures Applicable to the Public (46 CFR 1-9) Subchapter A FIRE PREVENTION and FIRE FIGHTING APPLIANCES Organization of Fire Drills Chemistry of Fire Classes of Fire: Class A Fires Class B Fires Class C Fires Class D Fires Extinguishing Agents Water Soda Acid Foam Carbon Dioxide Dry Chemical Halon Fire Prevention Basic Fire Fighting Techniques Fire Detecting Systems Fixed Extinguishing Equipment Fire Main System Steam Smothering System Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems Fixed Foam Extinguishing Systems Portable Extinguishing Equip. Soda Acid Foam Carbon Dioxide Dry Chemical Halon Miscellaneous Firefighting Equipment All-Purpose Nozzle Fire Hydrants Fire Hoses Low-Velocity Fog Nozzle Foam/Foam Applicators Fire Ax Hose Fittings Fireman' s Outfit Breathing Apparatus OBA Gas Mask Fresh Air Atmosphere Test Equipment Combustible Gas Indicator Oxygen Indicator PRINCIPLES OF STABILITY and TRIM Transverse Stability Longitudinal Stability Principles of damaged stability Stability and Trim calculations	21A2.02 21A7.01 21A7.02 21C2.1 21C2.3 21C3 21C3.1 21C3.2 21C3.3 21C3.4 21C3.5 21C4 21C4.1 21C5 21C5.1 21C6 21C6.1
TOPIC - Rules of the Road Demonstrates an understanding of the principles of nautical science related to: Inland Navigation Rules International Rules (72' COLREGS) Inland Navigation Rules and International Rules (72' COLREGS) General Application National Maritime Law and Responsibility General Definitions Steering and Sailing Rules Conduct of Vessels in Any Condition of Visibility Application Look-out Safe Speed Risk of Collision Action to Avoid Collision Narrow Channels Traffic Separation Schemes/VTS Conduct of Vessel in Sight of One Another Application Sailing Vessels Overtaking Head-on Situations Crossing Situations Give-Way Vessel Stand-on Vessel Responsibilities Between Vessels Conduct of Vessels in Restricted Visibility Lights and Shapes Application Definitions Visibility of Lights Lights and Day Shapes Running Lights Occupational Lights Identity Signals Shapes Sound and Light Signals Definitions Equipment Maneuvering Signals Warning Lights Sound Signals in Restricted Visibility Distress Signals Exemptions Annexes	21A2 21A2.01 21A2.02
TOPIC - Navigation Problems Demonstrates an understanding of the principles of nautical science related to: Ocean Track Plotting Middle Latitude Sailing Mercator Sailing Parallel Sailing Estimated Time Of Arrival Celestial Observations Observed Altitude - Sextant Altitude Corrections Latitude by Meridian Transit Latitude at LAN Latitude at Noon (1200) Fix Position at the Time of Observation Position at Noon (1200) Running Fix Line of Position Time of Celestial Phenomena Time of Meridian Transit Time of Sunrise Time of Sunset Terrestrial Observations Electronic Navigation Loran Lattice Tables Omega Propagation Correction Long Range Radio Bearing Conversion Time Tick Piloting - Chart Plot Exercise Chesapeake Bay Entrance and Approaches, Chart No. 12221-TR Block Island Sound and Approaches, Chart No. 13205-TR Long Island Sound - Eastern Part, Chart No. 12354-TR Special Case Bearing Problems Seven-Tenths Rule (22 1/2° - 45°) Seven-Thirds Rule (26 1/2°- 45°) Bow and Beam Bearings Bearing Problems Distance by Two Bearings Desired Distance Off and Distance Off Estimated Time of Arrival Dead Reckoning Running Fix Required Course Radar Ranging h. Time Abeam Set and Drift Course Made Good Speed Made Good Course to Steer Determination of Compass Error Azimuth of the Sun Amplitude of the Sun On the Celestial Horizon On the Visible Horizon Visual Range Use of the Deviation Table Construction of the Deviation Table Gyro Heading Magnetic Heading Magnetic Compass Heading True Heading Course Determination Compass Course True Course True Course Made Good Course to Steer (psc) Gyro Course to Steer (pgc)	21A1 21A1.01 21A1.02 21A1.03 21A1.04 21A1.05 21A1.06 21A1.07 21A2.02