What is NOT a securing system used on a...

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What is NOT a securing system used on a containership?

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What is NOT a securing system used on a containership?

🔍 Key Concepts

• Cargo securing systems on containerships (how containers are held in place on deck and in holds) • Common devices: lashings, twist-locks, stackers, buttresses, cell guides • Difference between a named system and a general description of how containers sit one on top of another

💭 Think About

• For each option, picture how containers are actually restrained against ship motion: does that option actively hold or lock containers in place? • Ask yourself which terms you have seen in cargo-securing plans, lashing plans, or Cargo Securing Manuals for container ships. • Consider which option might describe a natural result of piling containers, rather than a specific mechanical or structural system.

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which terms are used for specific securing arrangements in standard containership practice (e.g., in a cargo securing manual). • Check whether each system involves physical hardware (devices or structures) rather than just the way containers are arranged. • Be sure the choice you select is the one that sounds least like a defined securing system name and more like a generic description.

Question 1 of 27070

What is NOT a securing system used on a containership?

Lashing system

Stacking system

Locking system

Buttress system