Marine Chief Engineer Written March 2026 Q&A

Welcome to OLOVAD Stanley alfi-delfi. In this video, we discuss the Marine Chief Engineer (Management Level) Written Examination Questions – March 2026 conducted under the Directorate General of Shipping, India. This session provides a systematic discussion of all nine questions covering important management-level topics including: ✅ IMO Convention – Entry into Force, Ratification & Accession ✅ Cargo Securing Manual (CSM) & Roll Design Assessment Software ✅ War Risk Insurance & P&I Club Protection ✅ WHO Ship Sanitation Certificates & Disease Vector Control ✅ LNG Bunkering Procedures ✅ Enhanced Survey Programme (ESP) & Condition Assessment Programme (CAP) ✅ Propeller Crack Inspection During Dry Dock ✅ Lithium Battery Carriage & Formal Safety Assessment ✅ Hong Kong Convention & Ship Recycling This video is designed for: • Marine Chief Engineer Management Level Candidates • Class I MOT Examination Candidates • Marine Engineers preparing for Written & Oral Examinations • Shipboard Marine Engineers • Maritime Professionals • Maritime Training Institutes Every answer is prepared using internationally accepted maritime references including IMO Conventions, SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, ISM Code, Classification Society Rules, and DG Shipping Guidelines wherever applicable. If you find this video useful, please Like, Share, Subscribe, and press the Bell Icon for future marine engineering updates. Thank you for watching. OLOVAD Stanley alfi-delfi ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is intended solely for educational and examination preparation purposes. The questions discussed are based on the March 2026 Marine Chief Engineer Written Examination. The explanations represent educational guidance prepared using internationally accepted maritime conventions, IMO publications, Classification Society rules, and DG Shipping guidance where applicable. Candidates should always refer to the latest editions of IMO Conventions, Circulars, Classification Society Rules, DG Shipping Notices, and company procedures before appearing for examinations or applying the information onboard ships. This video is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Directorate General of Shipping (India), the International Maritime Organization (IMO), or any Classification Society.