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[Chiefwaffles]

You try to enter the shuttle, but it looks like it requires some sort of authorization to get in. So instead you open up your own ship's cockpit and check to see if there's anything you can d-
The ship's almost fully operational. Every system except the hyperdrive is online and functional.

Shields are also up, but they obviously didn't rearm your ship - checking armaments shows that you have 300 light railgun rounds and a single anti-ship torpedo. You can take it or leave it - this may be the only way to get out via ship, but you still don't have a working hyperdrive.

[KiwiOui]

Would using scanners alert the occupiers to our presence? If they don't, look for planets with no obvious signals that suggest inhabitation, and check for distance. If using them would, obviously don't use them, but instead look for tools within the hangar.

[TalonisWolf]

...can we rig our ship to blow? Not that we should right now, but if we find we aren't using anything in this hanger we should make the hanger unusable so no one can follow us out into space from this hanger.

[Carefulrogue]

How many entrances are there?  (major and minor maintenance tunnels.)  What is lying around in the hanger? Specifically with an eye for tools and crates, but other things as well.

Would using scanners alert the occupiers to our presence? If they don't, look for planets with no obvious signals that suggest inhabitation, and check for distance. If using them would, obviously don't use them, but instead look for tools within the hangar.

Something the scanners told us was the quantity of enemies on the scout that we attempted to commandeer.  So +1 to using the scanners, -1 for planetary search.  Not important right now.  I'd suggest we flick the scanners on to determine approximately how many Occupiers there are aboard. 
EDIT: and what class and size of ship.  It could be difficult from inside it though.