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According to the U.S. regulations, what must be agreed upon by the person-in-charge of transfer operations, both ashore and on the vessel?

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According to the U.S. regulations, what must be agreed upon by the person-in-charge of transfer operations, both ashore and on the vessel?

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• 33 CFR Part 156 – Oil and Hazardous Material Transfer Operations • Requirements for pre-transfer person-in-charge (PIC) communications between shore facility and vessel • What information must be confirmed before starting a transfer to prevent pollution or cargo errors

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• Which of these choices, if misunderstood, would most directly risk a wrong cargo in the wrong system or a pollution incident during transfer? • Think about what the shore PIC and vessel PIC both must clearly agree on in writing or verbally before opening any valves or starting pumps. • Look at 33 CFR 156: which item is specifically listed as something that both PICs must acknowledge and agree on as part of the transfer agreement?

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• Check 33 CFR 156.120 and related sections for required PIC agreements before transfer begins. • Ask yourself: Which option is clearly part of a standard pre-transfer conference/checklist between ship and shore? • Eliminate any answers that deal with equipment or status items that are normally internal ship checks, not joint ship‑shore agreements.

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Question 1 of 20

According to the U.S. regulations, what must be agreed upon by the person-in-charge of transfer operations, both ashore and on the vessel?

The identity of the product to be transferred

The status of the oily water separator

The size of the slop tank required under 155.330

Whether or not the transferring ship is a "Public Vessel of the United States"

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According to the U.S. regulations, what must be agreed upon by the person-in-charge of transfer operations, both ashore and on the vessel?

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According to the U.S. regulations, what must be agreed upon by the person-in-charge of transfer operations, both ashore and on the vessel?

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