Cargo vessels are required to maintain a Cargo Securing Manual onboard. What information should this manual provide?
• Cargo Securing Manual (CSM) requirements under SOLAS and IMO guidelines • Purpose of cargo securing devices such as lashings, fittings, and securing points • Difference between ship’s equipment test data and operational securing limits
• Which option relates directly to how cargo is safely held in place during a voyage? • Which information would officers and crew actually need to decide how many lashings or securing devices to use for a particular cargo unit? • Which choices talk about general ship information versus specific limits on securing arrangements?
• Identify which choice deals with securing arrangements and limits, not just testing or certification data • Ask: Which information must be consulted every time cargo is lashed on deck or in holds? • Eliminate options that describe items not directly used to calculate or verify securing strength for individual cargo units
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