In the case of an injury causing a person to be incapacitated, the Master or person in charge of a mobile offshore drilling unit must submit a report to the __________.
• Master’s legal reporting duties for casualties and injuries on U.S. vessels and mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) • Which agencies handle marine safety, casualty investigations, and vessel inspections under U.S. law • Difference between classification societies (like ABS) and U.S. government authorities
• Ask yourself: When there is a serious marine casualty or injury, which type of office or authority is normally notified for investigation and enforcement purposes? • Think about the primary mission of each option: Which one is responsible for federal marine safety and inspection on the water, rather than medical treatment or classification? • Consider what office a Master is already required to contact for other reportable marine incidents (groundings, collisions, serious injuries) on U.S.-regulated units.
• Verify which option is a U.S. federal maritime safety/inspection authority, not a private organization or medical facility. • Check which choice aligns with the normal reporting path for marine casualties and personnel injuries under 46 CFR. • Confirm that the correct choice is the one that would conduct or coordinate a marine casualty investigation, not provide healthcare or issue class certificates.
No comments yet
Be the first to share your thoughts!