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According to 46 CFR, the tailshafts of a twin screw ocean going vessel must be examined and inspected in the presence of a marine inspector ______.

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According to 46 CFR, the tailshafts of a twin screw ocean going vessel must be examined and inspected in the presence of a marine inspector ______.

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• 46 CFR requirements for tailshaft examinations on inspected vessels • Difference between drydock inspections, annual inspections, and specific tailshaft interval requirements • How inspection intervals may be expressed (e.g., “once every X years,” “twice every X years”) in 46 CFR

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• Ask yourself: Does 46 CFR tie tailshaft inspections directly to every drydocking, or to a specific time-based interval, or both? • Consider whether yearly inspections would be too frequent for tailshafts compared to typical practice for underwater gear, or if the regulation specifies a longer cycle. • Look at how 46 CFR phrases machinery inspection intervals on twin-screw vessels in contrast to single-screw vessels—does it mention a different frequency or number of exams within a given period?

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• Verify the exact wording in 46 CFR that mentions “twin screw ocean going vessel” and “tailshaft” together. • Check whether the regulation says “once every” or “twice every” a certain number of years—this will help you eliminate two of the options immediately. • Confirm if the rule links the exam to each drydocking or sets a minimum number of inspections within a time period, regardless of how often the vessel docks.

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According to 46 CFR, the tailshafts of a twin screw ocean going vessel must be examined and inspected in the presence of a marine inspector ______.

each time the vessel is dry-docked

at least twice every five years

at every annual inspection

at least once every five years

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Question 1 / 205eccefa1bacbc34ba4d4717c

Question 1 of 205eccefa1bacbc34ba4d4717c

According to 46 CFR, the tailshafts of a twin screw ocean going vessel must be examined and inspected in the presence of a marine inspector ______.

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According to 46 CFR, the tailshafts of a twin screw ocean going vessel must be examined and inspected in the presence of a marine inspector ______.

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