Ship Sanitation Certificate Program Course

Ship Sanitation Certificate Program Course WHO's central and core responsibility is - ✔✔The management of the global regime for control of the international spread of disease International Health Regulations Article 2 ...

Ship Sanitation Certificate Program Course WHO's central and core responsibility is - ✔✔The management of the global regime for control of the international spread of disease International Health Regulations Article 2 purpose scope is - ✔✔To prevent, protect against, control and provide a public health response to the international spread of disease PHEIC stands for - ✔✔Public Health Emergency International Concerns IHR Article 36 is - ✔✔Certificate of vaccination or other prophylaxis-provided by ship IHR Article 37 is - ✔✔Maritime declaration of health-provided by ship IHR Article 39 is - ✔✔Ship sanitation certificates Article 37 maritime declaration of health is signed by the CO and countersigned by who - ✔✔Senior medical department representive Article 39-how many ship sanitation control certificates and what are they - ✔✔2 *ship sanitation control exemption certificate *ship sanitation control certificate Ship sanitation control exemption certificate is issued when - ✔✔No PHEIC is found Ship sanitation control certificate is issued when - ✔✔PHEIC is found How long are the ship sanitation control exemption certificate/ship sanitation control certificate valid for - ✔✔Six months How long are the ship sanitation control exemption certificate/ship sanitation control certificate may be renewed once for - ✔✔One month Who are the ship sanitation certificates issued by - ✔✔By the unit who issued them PHEIC determination uses - ✔✔Annex 2 PHEIC event involving one or more cases of four specific diseases are - ✔✔*smallpox *Poliomyelitis due to wild-type poliovirus *human influenza (new subtype) *SARS Ship sanitation certificates use to be - ✔✔deratting certificates and deratting exemption certificates CDC issued written policy is - ✔✔Ship sanitation certificates are not required for ships to enter a US seaport United States naval service vessels and afloat prepositioning force ships will not be subject to - ✔✔Inspections or searches by foreign officials for any purpose Article 39 of IHR implanted the Ship Sanitation Certificate Program (SSCP) which replaced the previous - ✔✔Deratting certificates Navy and Marine Corp Public Health Center reports to - ✔✔CDC (Center for Disease Control) NMCPHC authorized agents will issue vessel certificates to - ✔✔*navy *army *NOAA *coast guard Division of Global Migration and Quarantine provides overall guidance to Navy by who - ✔✔CDC MARAD ready reserve fleet vessels when activated fall under who - ✔✔MSC Ship sanitation certificate inspections are not - ✔✔Comprehensive environmental health survey Elements/references of Ship Sanitation Certification Inspections involve - ✔✔*medical/DNBI *food safety *drinking water *Habitability *sewage(CHT) *ballast management compliant with naval policy *rodent and vermin control *solid and medical waste NMCPHC reports to - ✔✔CDC liaison NEPMU 2, 5, 6 provide - ✔✔Training/CANTRAC course and QA local program Absolute responsibility for the safety, efficiency, well-being of his/her crew is - ✔✔The Commanding Officer Inspector must communicate findings with who before issuing SSCC - ✔✔Crew Advice ship on what documents to have ready - ✔✔*potable water log *DNBI weekly reports for past month *food safety training records Elements of the SSC inspection: outside - ✔✔Pest infestations/trash Elements of the SSC inspection: engine room - ✔✔Potable water treatment Pest infestation inspection: inspect rodents signs of - ✔✔Droppings, rub marks, hair, nesting evidence and gnaw marks Rat guards no longer required except when - ✔✔In a port where plague is endemic Potable water logs should confirm - ✔✔*daily halogen *weekly coliform bacteria testing *monthly potable water tanks