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Is everyone who boards a ship liable to a personal search?. No. Maybe. If the security level demands it. Yes.

What should you do when offered an ID by a visitor or official?. Check that ID is on the list of appoved ID types, then let the visitor through. Take it, study it, then check it against the list. Tick them off on a list and let them pass. Look at it, then let them pass.

What do you do if someone refuses to give you their ID?. Tell them to go away. Report it to your supervisor (or SSO). Report it to the port master. Report it to the police.

Which type of vessel is currently covered by the ISPS code?. Container ship. Luxury yacht. Sailing boat. Barge.

If you found someone in possession of a 2 litre can of hazardous material, which would you find most suspicious?. 2 litres of washing up liquid. 2 litres of soda. 2 litres of lubricating oil. 2 litres of lighter fuel.

Where should searches of stores deliveries take place?. Before they are loaded. After a month on the port. After they have been loaded. At the entrance to the port.

If someone turns up with incorrect ID, what do you do?. Ask them to change ID and come back. Log it and report it to your supervisor (or SSO). Ask them to come back when your watch has ended. Tell them to go away.

If an ID has visa stamps on it, is it more likely to be genuine?. Yes, but only if it is US Visa. No. It will not make any difference. Yes.

What is the minimum ideal team size for searching accommodation and workspaces?. 12 including a leader. 4 including a leader. 2 including a leader. 3 including a leader.

What is the most common alteration to an ID?. The signature. The official stamp. The expiry date. The photograph.

What is the most important question to answer when searching?. Is everything in its place?. Is there a place for everything?. Is there anything lost?. Is there anything which seems out of place?.

Which type of vessel is not currently covered by the ISPS code?. Cargo vessel. Passenger cruise ship. Sailing boat. Tug.

How can a UV lamp help in spotting forgeries?. It shows changes in handwriting. It makes a photograph fluoresce. It shows forgery of the photo. It shows up all the blue ink.

What exactly is a search intended to do?. Clear people or stores before boarding or loading. Clear people or stores once safely on board. Clear people or stores before they leave the ship. Clear people or stores before sleeping.

What is the IMO Code that now governs security procedures for ships and ports?. International Security Code (ISC). Port and Ship Security Code (PSSC). International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS). International Security Code for Ships and Ports (ISSP).

Why is it important to remain vigilant?. It keeps the crew busy. It helps prevent crime. It makes the port secure. It will improve safety performance.

What should you do once you have checked an ID?. Write their name and details in the gangway log. Write their name and details on a piece of paper. Write their name and details in the ship's log. Tell them where to go next.

How many people should be present when personal searches are carried out?. 1 - one to search and log. 2 - one to conduct the search, one to observe and log. 3 - one to conduct the search, one to observe, one to log the results. 4 - two to search and two to log.

If someone refuses a personal search, they cannot be allowed on board. What should you do if this happens?. Call the police. Call the port authorities. Call the porter. Call your supervisor or SSO.

What is the first thing to do when carrying out a personal search?. Start with the chest area. Start from the feet and legs. Ask permission to search. Start with the head.