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According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), when may a person serve as the person-in-charge of both a vessel and a facility during oil transfer operations?

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According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), when may a person serve as the person-in-charge of both a vessel and a facility during oil transfer operations?

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• 33 CFR oil transfer person-in-charge (PIC) requirements for vessels and facilities • Restrictions on simultaneously serving as PIC for both sides of a transfer • How the CFR treats unmanned facilities vs. manned facilities

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• Ask yourself in which situation one person could realistically monitor both the vessel side and the facility side without compromising safety. • Consider which option sounds like it comes from specific regulatory wording, not just general authority or convenience. • Think about whether the Captain of the Port typically overrides manning rules broadly, or whether the CFR already spells out the allowable exception.

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• Check 33 CFR Parts 154 and 155 for exact language about a PIC serving for both vessel and facility. • Verify whether the regulation mentions an exception related to a manned vs. unmanned facility. • Confirm that the regulation does not base this exception on manpower shortages or a special license title.

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According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), when may a person serve as the person-in-charge of both a vessel and a facility during oil transfer operations?

When authorized by the Captain of the Port.

When licensed as a certified refueling officer.

Whenever the vessel is short of manpower.

Whenever the facility is unmanned.

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Question 1 / 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45c94

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According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), when may a person serve as the person-in-charge of both a vessel and a facility during oil transfer operations?

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According to Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), when may a person serve as the person-in-charge of both a vessel and a facility during oil transfer operations?

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