ISPS Code and Ship Security: Security Levels, Declarations, Drills, Access Control the SSO's Duties with 280 Practice Questions

The ISPS Code turned ship security into a documented, audited system with certificates attached, on the same model the industry had already adopted for safety management. Understanding it as a security management system rather than >Sixteen chapters cover the three security levels and what changes between them, the ship security assessment and the plan built from it, the ship and company security officers and the master's position, access control including the routes nobody watches, the declaration of security, drills and training, the alert system, incident response, high risk areas and piracy, records and verification, >WHAT IS INSIDE 280 multiple-choice questions: 240 chapter questions plus a 40-question practice >Complete answer keys for both, with 72 explained answers for the ones that most >4 worked security scenarios 8 clear technical diagrams Examination preparation, a revision checklist, and chapters on records and on >A 13-term glossary and a quick reference section WHO IT IS FOR Ship security officers, masters and officers with security duties, and candidates for examinations covering the Code. A crew where only the gangway watchman challenges has one watchman and many witnesses, and this book is about the difference.