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A vessel you are sailing on as chief engineer had its last dry-docking survey 2 years prior and is not enrolled in an underwater survey program in lieu of dry-docking. When is the next dry-docking due?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Dry-docking frequency for inspected seagoing vessels that are NOT in an underwater survey in lieu of dry-docking program • How many dry-dockings are required in a standard 5‑year inspection cycle • The maximum allowable time interval between dry-dockings under the normal rules

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• Over a 5‑year period, how many times does this vessel have to be dry-docked if it is not in an underwater survey program? • If those dry-dockings must be spaced no more than a certain number of years apart, what is the longest time you can wait between one dry-dock and the next? • It has already been 2 years since the last dry-dock. Based on the maximum interval allowed, how much longer can you wait before you must dry-dock again?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify in 46 CFR for your vessel type how many dry-dockings are required per 5‑year period when not enrolled in an underwater survey program • Confirm the maximum interval in years allowed between required dry-dockings (not the whole 5‑year cycle) • Calculate: maximum allowed interval − 2 years already elapsed and match that time to one of the answer choices

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