29-Foot Response Boat–Small (29'RBS) II Boat Crew Practice Test

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• Which warning signs indicate a potential electrical fault that requires investigation?
• Which configuration yields the deeper draft?
• Outline a basic man overboard (MOB) procedure from the 29' RBS II.
• What type of nylon is the Tow Line made from?
• What action should be taken if engine temperature rises during operation?
• Which of the following is a listed fire type?
• Before a mission, what is the purpose of a pre-mission safety briefing?
• The crest of white water spreading down the wave face is characteristic of which wave type?
• What are common fatigue risks for SAR crews and how can they be mitigated?
• What is the primary mission of the 29' RBS II in nearshore operations?
• Longitudinal stability is described as?
• What is the trailering weight (fully outfitted, fuel, trailer, no crew)?
• What is the visibility angle of the stern light?
• Which PPE is required for all personnel on deck during operations?
• Which option lists extinguishing agents for the class fire as provided?
• What is the maximum weight fully outfitted with 10 POB?
• Which duty involves operating damage control equipment?
• At what RPM is the maximum speed achieved?
• What is the length in water from Bow to End of Taff Rail?
• What are the two principal types of stability?
• What does S.I.N.S stand for?
• What type of anchor does the RBS II have and how heavy is it?
• Which channel is the emergency channel?
• Which statement correctly describes maintaining position after GPS fix during navigation?
• What is the burn time of the MK-79 red star display?
• What should you do if a safe speed cannot be maintained due to a hazard that develops during a night approach?
• Which distress signal involves a parachute flare?
• What routine checks are typically performed at the start of each shift or watch?
• When changing direction, what signal should you give to pass you on my Starboard side?
• What is the maximum number of persons on board?
• Which scenario describes a plunging wave?
• Which description best defines 'uncertainty' in SAR terminology?
• How do you safely provide medical care on deck during a mission?
• What is the highest fixed point above the waterline when the mast is down?
• If weather or sea state deteriorates during a mission, what is the recommended action?
• Which type of stability helps prevent the boat from rolling over?
• Is helicopter operations capability available on the RBS II?
• If recovery gear is not available, what is the recommended MOB recovery approach?
• Which distress term is used to indicate grave danger and requires immediate assistance via radio?
• What is the proper course of action after a near-miss incident?
• What is the maximum distance offshore for the RBS II?
• How long is a Prolonged Blast?
• How is a plate keel described?
• Underway, making way in Restricted Visibility, what is the signal?
• What is the boat's weight fully outfitted with no crew?
• How many frames does the RBS II have?
• What is the definition of frames in hull construction?
• What are the propeller specifications?
• Which channel is used for Coast Guard to Coast Guard communications?
• What signal does the tow vessel sound during towing in restricted visibility?
• Which signal indicates a vessel is being towed by another vessel?
• Which item best describes a maintenance log for the RBS II?
• GAR 2.0 consists of which two frameworks?
• During towing, what should you monitor besides tow line tension?
• What is the purpose of the Boat Collar System?
• Which signaling devices are required for day and night operations?
• In post-mission documentation, what is the purpose of including times?
• How do you decide if a hazard area is safe to pass?
• Which is heavier: Trailering Weight or Boat weight fully outfitted NO CREW?
• What are the standard communications channels for coordinating with on-scene assets?
• What is the weight difference between fully outfitted with no crew and the maximum weight fully outfitted with 10 POB?
• What is the vessel's maximum speed?
• Which statement best describes the difference between a bow tow and a stern tow in terms of vessel stability and control?
• How many gallons of diesel fuel are specified?
• Which sequence best describes preparing the RBS II for the next mission after return?
• What is the length in the water of the boat?
• What is the boat's length at the waterline?
• What items are in the aft starboard locker?
• In restricted visibility, what should you rely on besides visual sighting?
• What should you do to maintain safety when operating in restricted visibility?
• Which items are in the anchor locker contents?
• How should deck gear be secured prior to departure?
• Free Surface Effect occurs when liquid moves in what scenario?
• What is the oil viscosity grade specified?
• Which equipment is used to distribute tow loads during towing?
• What is the purpose of pre-mission checklists for the 29' RBS II?
• Which duty involves acting as a Rescue Swimmer?
• What is the beam of the hull?
• What is the operational draft with engines raised (DIW)?
• What is the maximum towing capacity of the RBS II?
• What is the maximum range at cruising speed?
• At what altitude does the MK-79 red star display operate?
• How many bilge pumps does the RBS II have?
• Why is immersion protection important for nearshore operations?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a duty of a boat crewman?
• What channel is designated for Bridge to Bridge communications?
• Frames extend in which direction?
• In Restricted Visibility, which signal is described as 1 prolonged followed by two short blasts?
• Is ice operations capability available on the RBS II?
• What does EPIRB stand for?
• What is the maximum seas the RBS II can operate in?
• A wave created on very steep beaches, building quickly and expending energy on the beach describes which wave type?
• Where is one of the B-1 extinguishers located?
• Which are the two types of keels?
• What does three short blasts indicate?
• What is the length of the Tow Line Reel?
• Which items are listed as installed equipment on the cuddy cabin starboard side?
• Describe a basic MOB recovery sequence on the 29' RBS II.
• What maneuver helps avoid a collision with a nearby pier when operating in tight quarters?
• Static forces are defined as?
• What are the parts of the anchor?
• What is the fuel capacity in gallons?
• What is the correct state of the engine controls during docking?
• Which item is stored in the Aft Locker?
• Red over red navigation lights indicate which condition?
• What is the diameter of the Life Ring Buoy in the Engine Well?
• What signals indicate you should abort a maneuver due to faults?
• Which navigation tools are standard on the RBS II and how is position established?
• What defines free communication with the sea?
• What is the difference between the highest fixed point above waterline with mast up and mast down?
• What is listed for crew capacity as Additional Seats?
• What is the operating outside air temperature range?
• Which description best defines 'Distress' in SAR terminology?
• Which term describes stability along the length of the boat?
• How many lines of 150 feet are listed in the anchor locker (including the anchor line, extra anchor line, and tow line)?
• What is the diameter of the Tow Line?
• Which item is not typically checked at the start of a watch?
• Which duty involves rigging towing and mooring lines?
• How should you inspect deck hardware for corrosion and wear?
• If you detect abnormal engine performance during a maneuver, what is the recommended initial action?
• How should hazardous materials be handled encountered during operations?
• What material is the Fuel Tank made from?
• What is the operational draft with engines vertical (DIW)?
• What type and quantity of oil is stored in the Aft Locker?
• What is the best practice for a night approach to a small craft?
• What is the propulsion configuration of the vessel?
• Which factors are commonly considered as mission limitations before launching?
• Are the propellers counter-rotating?
• Which items are included in the mission log?
• Between the mast up height and mast down height, which is greater?
• What color smoke does the MK-124 day signal emit?
• The forward airtight bulkhead is located at which frame?
• What is the operating water temperature range for the RBS II?
• What candlepower is specified for the MK-79 red star display?
• In Restricted Visibility, when being towed, what signal does the towed vessel emit?
• What signaling is used to indicate turning or stopping when electronic navigation aids are unavailable?
• What steps ensure the RBS II is ready for the next mission after returning to base?
• What is the correct sequence when you need to perform an emergency stop due to imminent danger?
• What best describes the role of a watch during SAR operations?
• What signal is used when a vessel is being towed in restricted visibility?
• Red over white navigation lights indicate which activity?
• What is the open water survival position known as H.E.L.P used for?
• Which sequence correctly represents the three phases of Search and Rescue (SAR)?
• How do you assess fuel status and reserves before a SAR mission?
• Bow lights on a small vessel provide navigation illumination in which colors and angular coverage?
• What type and how many fire extinguishers are aboard?
• Which item is included among the cuddy cabin installed equipment?
• In handling hazardous materials encountered during operations, which sequence is correct?
• What is the proper method to decelerate from speed while maintaining control in following seas?
• Transverse stability is described as?
• What is the maximum winds the RBS II is rated for?
• Between which frames is the Fuel Tank located?
• Which action should be taken to ensure deck access is safe immediately before departure?
• What does P.E.A.C.E stand for?
• Which scenario describes a surging wave?
• What is the lateral pull rating of the cleats onboard?
• Which device functions as a Day Flare?
• Which distress signal is described as 'Orange Background Black Ball and Square'?
• In Restricted Visibility, what signal does the tow vessel emit after the tow is established?
• What is the maximum length at waterline (from bow to end of the Taff Rail)?
• Which feature explains why the bar keel is popular?
• How should weather and sea-state data be managed during a mission?
• Dynamic forces are defined as?
• Why is the bar keel popular?
• How do you test bilge pumps to confirm operability?
• What is the purpose of a float plan and who should have it?
• What is the transducer offset to the lowered outboard?
• Which device is used for both day and night signaling?
• Which description best defines 'Alert' in SAR terminology?
• What is essential to maintain during radiotelephone communications?
• Why are continuous emergency drills essential for crew readiness?
• During a MOB, which action should you take if flotation devices are available?
• When changing direction, what signal should you give to pass you on my Port side?
• How many Tow Bits are onboard?
• What is the 6 minute rule formula?
• The ends of the MK-124 signal burn for about how many seconds?
• If a clearance of 9 ft is available, can the vessel pass when the mast is up?
• Red over red over red navigation lights indicate which condition?
• What is the function of bridge-to-bridge communications in this platform?
• Why should you avoid standing in the tow line path during towing?
• During pre-mission briefing, which item should be confirmed regarding radios?
• What adjustment should be made if weather deteriorates during a SAR approach?
• What items are in the aft port locker?
• How should maintenance tasks be scheduled and tracked for the RBS II?
• How is night indicated on the MK-124 signal?
• Which line-handling practice helps prevent entanglement during towing?
• Where is the Handheld Spotlight located?
• Where is the 2000 gph bilge pump located?
• Which item is listed as part of the cuddy cabin contents that is not part of the port side contents?
• What is included in post-mission search and rescue documentation?
• What is the signal for power-driven vessels when underway and making way in restricted visibility?
• What is the purpose of an after-action review (AAR) after a mission?
• What is located in the cuddy cabin passage?
• How is a tow released safely at mission end?
• How many Bilge Pumps are listed in the Aft Deck Locker contents?
• Which duty involves administering first aid?
• What horsepower rating does each outboard engine provide?
• What does S.T.A.A.R stand for?
• How should you approach another vessel for boarding or safety assessment?
• The aft cabin bulkhead is located at which frame?
• Green over white navigation lights indicate which activity?
• How many Blue Strobe Lights are on the Mast Platform?
• What is the primary reason for maintaining a safe distance from sensitive habitats during nearshore operations?
• What is the oil capacity and grade?
• Yellow over white navigation lights indicate which operation?
• What is the Free Surface Effect?
• According to the 3 minute rule, if 1200 yards are traveled in 3 minutes, what is the speed in knots?
• Which scenario describes a spilling wave?
• If weather requires changes to the mission plan, what should you do?
• What is the immediate action when you first spot a MOB?
• What is the capacity of the Fuel Tank?
• White over red navigation lights indicate which event?
• Anchor chain length is how many feet?
• What practices prevent fuel spills during fueling operations?
• How many mooring lines are listed in the aft port locker?
• Which item is NOT listed as part of the cuddly cabin port side contents?
• How long is a Short Blast?
• During fueling operations, what is the purpose of bonding and grounding?
• What is the cruising speed and the corresponding RPM?
• How can the crew minimize environmental impact during nearshore operations?
• How many 10-inch cleats are onboard?
• What are the three types of waves described?
• What is the highest fixed point when trailering with the mast down?
• What is the highest fixed point above the waterline when the mast is up?
• What are the two forces that affect stability?
• Which statement about the purpose of the after-action review (AAR) is accurate?
• When considering tow configurations during towing, which statement is true?
• If the boat becomes unsalvageable, what is the recommended procedure?
• Who has authority to speak on radiotelephone channels for a vessel?
• Which distress call is transmitted by radio?
• Which vessel types are indicated by the signal 1 prolonged followed by two short blasts in restricted visibility?
• What is the combined horsepower rating of both outboard engines?
• If engine temperature continues to rise after reducing load and verifying coolant, what is recommended?
• What color flare does the MK-124 night signal emit?
• Which documents should follow a mission for accountability and learning?
• How many pairs of binoculars are aboard and where are they located?
• When towing another vessel, where should the towline be attached and what should you monitor?
• What is the capacity of the forward bilge pump?
• What material is specified for hull construction?