Question 3111 Deck General

70% to pass

As defined in the regulations governing marine casualties a "marine employer" may be the _______________.

A agent
B owner
C Master
D All of the above
AI Explanation

The correct answer is D) All of the above. According to the regulations governing marine casualties, a "marine employer" can be the agent, owner, or Master of a vessel. The definition is broad and includes any party responsible for the operation of the vessel. This ensures that the appropriate party is held accountable in the event of a marine casualty. The other options (A, B, and C) are all correct because they are encompassed within the broader definition of "marine employer" provided in the regulations.

Related Questions
Q3705:On offshore drilling units, the minimum number of inclined ladders which must be... Q990:On a hydrocarbon flammability chart the line which extends from 0% to 21.8% oxy... Q3863:Beyond the area of state ownership in the U.S. outer continental shelf, the righ... Q1635:In illustration D044DG below, what is the mooring line labeled "G" called? Q1384:Where would you expect to find a "charged mist" on a tanker?

Ready to test your knowledge?

Take a Deck General Practice Exam
Official Resources
USCG Navigation Center USCG National Maritime Center Merchant Mariner Credentials
← Previous Question All Questions Next Question →

Pass Your Coast Guard Licensing Exams!

Study offline, track your progress, and simulate real exams with the Coast Guard Exams app

Download on App Store Get it on Google Play Download for Mac