6.2 DC Organization

Question 1

Locations of DC Repair Stations

Answer 1

FWD - Repair 2
MID/ENG - Repair 5
AFT - Repair 3

Question 2

Minimum Personnel Requirements for a DC Locker

Answer 2

Repair Party Leader
On Scene Leader (OSL)
Attack Team Leader
Two investigators
Boundarymen
Repair Electrician
Plotter
Sound-powered phone talker
Messenger
Closure detail
Accessman/Overhaulman

Question 3

Rapid Response Team (RRT)

Answer 3

Goes to check and stop the spread of the casualty; does so WITHOUT PPE
Consisted of:
Fire Marshal
Repair electrician
Two advanced DC qualified personnel

Question 4

Flying Squad

Answer 4

First team to man a Repair locker and dresses out
No requirement to go to GQ

Question 5

Conditions of Damage

Answer 5

Condition II DC
Condition I GQ

Question 6

Repair Party Leader (RPL)

Answer 6

In charge of the repair locker
DIVO

Question 7

Investigators

Answer 7

Rovers that check and inspect areas adjacent to affected compartments
Typically uses the 30 min bottle
Ensures boundaries are set

Question 8

On-Scene Leader (OSL)

Answer 8

Directs the DC team at the location of the casualty
Reports to the Repair Locker Leader
Determines method of attack

Question 9

Attack Team Leader (ATL)

Answer 9

Reports to OSL
Directs attack team efforts at the scene of the casualty

Question 10

Attack Team

Answer 10

Nozzleman
Hoseman
Plugman

Question 11

Engineering Duty Officer (EDO)

Answer 11

In charge of the engineering plant
Coordinates DC efforts from DCC
Functions as the DCA when DCA is offship

Question 12

Duty Fire Marshall

Answer 12

Assists the DCA with daily fire prevention, material conditions, and training
Leads ship’s Rapid Response Team

Question 13

Inport Emergency Team (IET(

Answer 13

Responds to a designated locker in case of a casualty inport
Includes the RRT

Question 14

Damage Control Center (DCC)

Answer 14

GQ station for the DCA
Coordinates Repair Lockers for firefighting
Maintains all DC plots

Question 15

Main Control (MC)

Answer 15

GQ station for the EOOW
Controls and monitors Engineering Operational Casualty Control (EOCC)
Responsible for starting and stopping installed systems

Question 16

Central Control Station (CCS)

Answer 16

GQ station for the DCA and the EOOW

Question 17

CIC

Answer 17

TAO maintains knowledge of engineering plant for tactical consideration
Communicates with DC organizations to see how Combat is affected

Question 18

CSMC

Answer 18

CSOOW coordinates Combat System-related DC casualties from CSMC
Can serve as Repair 8

Question 19

Helo Control Officer (HCO)

Answer 19

Oversees casualty control efforts.
Usually stood by a Departmental Officer or Chief

Question 20

Crash and Smash Team

Answer 20

Trained in pilot rescue and to respond to flight deck emergencies
Comprised of Air Ops department

Question 21

Medical

Answer 21

GQ station for the Senior Medical Officer (SMO) for big decks
GQ station for the IDC on small decks