101 Genral Safety Fundamentals Flashcards
Discuss the concept of ORM
Recognize and mitigate risks.
What does ORM consist of?
IAMIS- Identify hazards, assess hazards, make dicisions, implement controls, supervise
Define the purpose of the Naval Aviation Safety Program
Preserve human and material resources
Explain the responsibilities of the CO when it comes to Safety
Requires that everyone drill and train
Explain the responsibilities of the AVIATION SAFETY OFFICER when it comes to Safety
Principle advisor to the CO in AVIATION safety matters. Runs the Command Avation Safety Program
Explain the responsibilities of the GROUND SAFETY OFFICER when it comes to Safety
Principle advisor to the CO in GROUND safety matters. Runs the Command Ground Safety Program
Explain the responsibilities of the DEPARTMENT HEAD when it comes to Safety
Coordinates with and supercises the unit’s SAFETY OFFICER, and makes sure drills are taking place to meet the Navy minimums.
Explain the responsibilities of the DIVISION OFFICER when it comes to Safety
Ensures personnel comply with safety instructions
Explain the responsibilities of ALL HANDS when it comes to Safety
Make sure you’re familiar with and adhere to command safety instructions and regulations
Explain the functions of the Safety Council/Enlisted Safety Committee
Formed of representatives from each unit, meet monthly to discuss safety procedures and come up with recommendations
Discuss how HUMAN ERROR contributes to aviation mishaps
Part of nearly every mishap, 50%-75% due to physical stress, mental factors, etc.
Discuss how MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT FACTORS contribute to aviation mishaps
Improper maintenance or improper priority assignments
Discuss how ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY FACTORS contribute to aviation mishaps
Usually due to improper following of regulations
Discuss how MATERIAL FAILURES OR MALFUNCTIONS contribute to aviation mishaps
Mostly really human error. Not many parts are actually defective. Usually due to improper repairs
Discuss how ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS contribute to aviation mishaps
Very few mishaps are caused by these. Weather is typically accounted for
Define a Class A mishap
Property damage of $2 million or more; fatality or permanent total disability
Define a Class B mishap
$500K - $2M in damage, permanent partial disability, 3 or more personnel inpatient hospitalized
Define a Class C mishap
$50K - $500K in damage, non-fatal injury that puts someone med-down
Discuss a Class A fire and what types of extinguisher are used on it
Wood/Paper
Discuss a Class B fire and what types of extinguisher are used on it
Fuel/Liquid
Discuss a Class C fire and what types of extinguisher are used on it
Electrical
Discuss a Class D fire and what types of extinguisher are used on it
Metal
Discuss the Hearing Conservation Program and when personnel are required to be enrolled
Personnel working in hazardous noise areas
Explain the different types of hearing protection and when they are required
Either muffs OR plugs above 84 dB
Explain the hazards associated with RF energy
Can cause electrical currents/voltage large enough to be dangerous. Can also set off electro-explosive devices
State the purpose of the LASER Safety Hazard Control Program
Design safety factors established when using LASERs
Explain the purpose of a Safety Standdown
To devote time to safety training and awareness