NEW YORK PUBLIC VESSELS LATEST 2025/2026 EXAMS SCRIPT WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SURE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% GRADED AT A+ SCORE!! SURE GUARANTEED PASS!!

NEW YORK PUBLIC VESSELS LATEST 2025/2026 EXAMS SCRIPT WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SURE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% GRADED AT A+ SCORE!! SURE GUARANTEED PASS!! 1. Describe what a Public Vessel must do: For a vessel inspection - ANSWER Operator must call Marine Services Bureau to request certification and set date of inspection. 2. Registration: Describe the display of registration numbers - ANSWER 3 Inches tall Colors of the numbers contrast from the boat, may have dashes or spaces, must be visible from 100 feet away. 3. Registration: How can you tell which boat is a Public Vessel? - ANSWER Will have it marked "PV" And must be seen from 200 feet away. 4. Boat and Motors - ANSWER Please review the section on Boat terminology 5. How does the propeller work? - ANSWER It rotates in the water to force water behind the boat 6. What is pitch? - ANSWER Boat going up and down 7. What does Slip and Cavitation do to affect the speed of the Vessel? - ANSWER Slows down (Refer to page 14) 8. Describe what a Public Vessel must do: About deficiencies and failures - ANSWER Deficiencies on inspection report failures must be repaired 9. Describe what a Public Vessel must do: What repairs must be made to a boat. - ANSWER Must repair Hull, engine verification, electrical system, fuel system, control system, propulsion system, and required safety equipment. 10. Describe what a Public Vessel must do: What an operator must do when a modification is made it a PV - ANSWER Naval architect/professional re certify the boat's stability to the state 11. Describe the License requirements for a Public Vessel Operator: Original License - ANSWER Valid photo ID, boating safety Course certificate, and 30 hours of experience 12. Describe the License requirements for a Public Vessel Operator: Renewal License - ANSWER Renew License every 1 year, and re-examination every 5 years. 13. Describe the License requirements for a Public Vessel Operator: Suspension of License - ANSWER Inspector may suspend on proof of carelessness, in-temperance, incompetence. 14. What is the Joint Pilot and Engineer Requirements? - ANSWER Joint Pilot and engineer is for at least 18 years or older, Boat safety, Written exam, 30 hours of experience, and Practical Exam at discretion of Inspector 15. What is the Apprentice Masters Requirements? - ANSWER Apprentice Masters is for at least 21 years or older, boat safety, Written exam (Unless holding an Joint P&E License), One Season of experience (or 30 trips) or 1 year as a Joint P&E, and practical exam at Inspectors discretion. 16. What is the Masters Requirements? - ANSWER Masters is for at least 21 years or older, boat safety, Serve as Apprentice Master under the direct supervision of a licensed master for at least 60 hours experience with providing a logbook, Written test at inspectors discretion, Practical exam required with inspectors observation. 17. What is the Engineers Requirements? - ANSWER Engineers is for at least 21 years or older, boat safety, One season working in the engine room under the supervision of a licensed engineer. Two months required if candidate is a licensed stationary engineer. Yes both the Written and Practical Exam are required by the inspector. 18. Registration: What boats need to be registered? - ANSWER All need to be registered 19. What is the primary job of the rudder? - ANSWER To steer the direction 20. What happens when you go forward or backward without a rudder? - ANSWER You will have no lateral control 21. What is the difference between a single screw and a Twin Screw? - ANSWER The Single Screw has 1 Propeller, a Twin Screw has 2 Propellers 22. How does the WInd, Sea, and current affect the boat? - ANSWER Each of these can affect the movement of the Vessel 23. What portion of the boat is affected by wind and current? - ANSWER The wind affects the boats movement from above the water, whereas the current affects the area below the water. 24. What are the proper docking procedures? - ANSWER 1020 Degree with no wind, 45 degree against the current 25. How do you anchor a boat? - ANSWER Let it out the boat slowly and at the Bow of the Boat, 7 times the depth of the water of line between the anchor and end of the line 26. How do you Moor a Boat? - ANSWER Scope 7 to 1, 7-10 with Wind 27. What equipment is USCG approved? - ANSWER The Purpose of USCG Approval is to ensure that Safety equipment has been tested and found to meet the regulatory requirements relating to performance, Construction, and materials used at the time of manufacture. Each USCG Approved device will be labeled or stamped with approval. This mark must be visible and readable in order for the piece to be USCG Approved. 28. What is PFD Type I ? - ANSWER Off-Shore Jacket. 29. What is PFD Type II ? - ANSWER Near Shore Buoyant Vest 30. What is PFD Type III - ANSWER Flotation Aid 31. What is PFD Type IV - ANSWER Throwable Device (Like Ring Buoys, and Buoyant Cushions) 32. What is PFD Type V - ANSWER Special Use and Hybrids (Like Inflatable PFDS) 33. What is the difference between a Type IV and the others? - ANSWER The Type IV PFD is throwable, whereas the others are not designed in that matter. 34. What is the PFD carriage requirement for Public Vessels? - ANSWER All Public Vesse hlsave different requirements depending on the size of the boat, please refer to your booklet for specifics.