Maritime Labour Convention and Crew Welfare: Hours of Rest, Accommodation, Complaints, Records MLC Inspection with 280 Practice Questions

The Maritime Labour Convention frames much of its content as rights rather than as technical requirements, which means compliance questions are usually about whether a person actually received something rather than whether a document >Sixteen chapters cover the five titles as they are actually inspected: employment agreements and what a seafarer must be able to keep, wages and repatriation, financial security and abandonment, hours of work and rest and why those records produce more findings than anything else aboard, accommodation and the weekly inspection, food, catering and drinking water, medical certificates and care, occupational safety, and the complaint procedure that is examined by >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 welfare 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 Masters and officers responsible for shipboard records and conditions, shore staff handling crewing and welfare, and candidates for examinations covering the Convention. Written on the assumption that the reader will meet the rest hour question in practice rather than only in theory.