SIRE 2.0 practice by chapter
SIRE 2.0 practice: Mooring
SIRE 2.0 inspections look at each question through hardware, process and human factors. On mooring, the officers who do well are the ones who can explain what they do and why, in their own words.
Practice prompts for mooring
- Explain how you decide that a mooring line should be retired.
- Describe the snap-back zones on this deck and how the team is kept out of them.
- Show the record of the last winch brake test.
These prompts are our own practice material, written by former officers. They are not the programme's question text.
How to practise
Answer out loud, then check your answer against the points an inspector usually looks for. Practise by role: the questions a third officer faces are not the Master's.
The free practice tool marks your answers and shares nothing with an employer. For the fleet, Vera, the vetting colleague, builds each ship's self-check from the current edition and links the evidence.
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