ADMIN Flashcards
Where would you find information on configuration change/engineering change proposal request?
- NEM M9000.6 Chapter 041
- CG Configuration Management Policy COMDINST 4130.6
- SFLC SFCC Process Guide
- TCTO Process Guide
Configuration changes to NTNO equipment receive funding from _______ and do not compete
with other TCTOs for resources.
AFC-80
Where would you find information on Standard Numbering System (SNS) found in S1000D?
TCTO process guide Appendix K
Where Would you find information on Fit, Form and Function (FFF) Guidelines?
TCTO Process Guide Appendix E
Where would you find information on BECCE’s?
- Team Coordination Training COMDINST 1541.1
- CG Configuration Management Policy
- Boat Manual I and II
- Office of Cutter Forces Afloat Training Program
- Naval Engineering Manual
- R and S Manual
Where would you find information on Training/BECCE’s in Boat Manual Vol. 1?
Part 4 Training
How often should you conduct in accordance with the Readiness and Standardization/RFO BECCE Drill checklists for each standard boat type?
Found in Boat Manual I, Part 4, Chapter 6 it states:
1 set of drills every six months
Where would you find information to complete a Formal Unit Safety Inspection?
Safety and Environmental Health Manual M5100.47
Where would you find information on completing a Mini-Random Physical Inventory or Statistical Random Sample?
- Supply, Policy and Procedures Manual M4400.9, Chapter 3-E Physical Inventory Requirements
- CMPlus Inventory Process Guide
What references would you use to Manage Hazardous Materials/Waste Compliance?
- Hazardous Waste Management Manual, M16478.1B
- Hazardous Communication for Workplace Materials 6260.12
- Safety and Environmental Health Manual, M5100.47
- Vessel Environmental Health Manual, M16455.1
Universal Wastes: the streamlined management requirements of 40 CFR 273 means wastes which are subject to at the present time only _____, _____ and _____ are considered universal wastes.
Batteries, Pesticides amd Mercury Thermostats
What does acronym CAN mean?
Controller Area Network
Where would I find information to Instruct personnel on safe handling of Hazardous Material?
Hazardous Waste Management Manual, Chapter 10 Section A
Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators?
Units which generate less than 100 kilograms in any calendar month are generally exempt from most Federal
regulations
Hazardous Waste Generators are
broken into three subgroups
- conditionally exempt small
quantity generators - small quantity generators
- large quantity generators
Conditionally exempt small
quantity generators are defined as:
those units producing less than 100 kilograms (approx. half of a 55 gallon drum) per calendar month
Small quantity generators
Facilities producing less than
1000 kgs but more than 100 kgs per calendar month
Large quantity generators
Are those facilities producing 1000 kgs (2200 lbs) or more in any given calendar month.
A space “Safe for Hot Work” must meet all of the following criteria:
The oxygen content of the atmosphere does not exceed 22.0 percent by volume; the concentration of flammable vapors in the atmosphere is less than 10 percent of the lower explosive limit (LEL); and the residues or materials in the space are not capable of producing a higher concentration than permitted in the above, under existing atmospheric conditions in the presence of hot work and while maintained as directed by a Marine Chemist or Competent Person.
A space “Safe for Workers” must meet the following criteria:
The oxygen content of the atmosphere is at least 19.5 percent and below 22.0 percent by volume; the concentration of flammable vapors is below 10 percent of the lower explosive limit (LEL); any toxic materials in the atmosphere associated with cargo, fuel, tank coatings, or inerting media are within permissible concentrations at the time of the inspection; and any residues or materials associated with the work authorized by a Marine Chemist, Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), or Competent Person that will not produce uncontrolled release of toxic materials under existing atmospheric conditions while maintained as directed.
Occupational Safety and Health Programs for Federal Employees, requires the Coast Guard to maintain a safety and occupational health program in accordance with?
The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 for civilian employees (Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR 1960 Basic Program Elements for Federal Employees).
When should double hearing protection be worn?
Double hearing protection shall be worn in all areas where noise levels exceed 104 dB(A)
When should hearing protection devices be worn by all personnel?
When operations generate noise levels of equal to or greater than 85 db(A) continuous pressure level and/or 140 dB sound pressure level or greater
In cases where hearing protective devices do not provide sufficient attenuation to reduce the individual’s effective exposure level below 85 dB(A) and engineering controls are impractical?
Administrative control of exposure time will be necessary
