Which of the following statements about floating plant safety is TRUE?

The statement regarding drills including a variety of emergency scenarios is true because effective safety training must prepare personnel for a range of potential emergencies that could occur while operating floating plants. By practicing various scenarios, crew members can become familiar with the specific safety protocols and emergency response procedures they will be required to follow in real-life situations. This comprehensive approach helps to ensure that all crew members are better equipped to handle emergencies, enhancing overall safety on the floating plant.

In contrast to this, the encouragement of swimming for all crew members may not be practical or safe depending on the conditions and tasks being performed. The exemption of divers from wearing personal flotation devices (PFDs) can be misleading, as safety protocols often require PFDs for everyone, including divers, in certain situations for their protection. Lastly, while backup alarms are essential for equipment safety, stating they are mandatory at all times can oversimplify the requirement, as specific contexts and equipment may vary their usage.