1.5 Awareness of the existence and use of the IMO Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary


Knowledge of the following basic signals:- ALL AFTER; ALL BEFORE; CORRECT; CORRECTION; IN FIGURES; IN LETTERS; I SAY AGAIN; I SPELL; OUT; OVER; RADIO CHECK; READ BACK; RECEIVED; SAY AGAIN; STATION CALLING; TEXT; TRAFFIC; THIS IS; WAIT; WORD AFTER; WORD BEFORE; WRONG


1.6 Use of international phonetic alphabet 


D2. Regulations, obligatory procedures and practices 


2.1 Awareness of international documentation and availability of national publications


2.2 Knowledge of the international regulations and agreements governing the maritime mobile service


Requirement for Ship Station Licence


Regulations concerning control of the operation of radio equipment by the holder of an appropriate certificate of competence


National regulations concerning the radio record keeping


Preservation of the secrecy of correspondence


Types of call and types of message which are prohibited


D3. Practical and theoretical knowledge of radiotelephone procedures


3.1 Public correspondence and radiotelephone call procedures


Method of calling a Coast Station by radiotelephony


Ordering for a manually switched link call


Ending the call


Calls to ships from Coast Stations


Special facilities of calls


Method of calling a coast station by DSC for general communications


Selecting an automatic radiotelephone call


3.2 Traffic charges


International charging system


Accounting Authority Identification Code (AAIC)


3.3 Practical traffic routines


Correct use of callsigns


Procedure for establishing communication on intership, public correspondence, small craft safety and port operation and ship movement channels


Procedure for unanswered calls and garbled calls


 


Control of communications

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