Chapter 8 Flashcards
Who is the only person able to accept gifts up to $200,000?
SECNAV
Who can only accept gifts up to $12,000?
Commander, NAVSUP
Who can accept gifts only up to $25,000?
CNO, VCNO, DNS
How often must presentation silver be appraised?
Every 5 years
Within how many days must a copy of an appraisal must be sent to NAVSUP?
15 days
How many days do you have to send a report of receipt of silver?
60 days
What must be worn when handling presentation silver?
White cotton gloves
When a ship is decommissioned, how many days must you send a report of presentation silver to NAVSUP?
30 days
8” x 10” black and white photographs have how many copies?
1 sent to NAVSUP, 2 retained by ship
Who is authorized to repair presentation silver?
Commercial Silversmith
What system provides MSDS info to assist users in managing HAZMAT?
HMIRS
What contains info on potentially dangerous chemicals and substances controlled on HICSWIN?
SHML
Who must approve GCPC purchases of HAZMAT on ship?
O-5 or above
What percentage of ship’s hazmat volume contains contaminated rags?
35%
Where is the flammable liquids storeroom located?
Located at either end of the ship below the full load waterline not adjacent to a magazine
What must be labeled on the acid locker?
3/8 inch letters “ACID BOTTLE STOWAGE”
What is the flashpoint of alcohol?
Below 100 F
What SMCC identifies oxidizing material?
J
What hazmat is used to purify the ship’s water?
Calcium Hypochorite
Where must calcium hypochlorite be stowed?
Above waterline in bins away from 100 F
How must calcium hypochlorite be labeled?
Red Letters, White Background
“HAZARDOUS MATERIAL - CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE
How many levels of preservation are there?
5
What is the maximum amount of calcium hypochlorite that can be stowed?
No more than 48 six ounce bottles or 36 3/4 pound bottles
Where are compressed gases stowed?
Stowed vertically on weather decks
Aerosols will burst if exposed to what temperature?
120 F
Flammable liquids with SMCC “F” have a flashpoint of what temperature?
140 F
What SMCC is used for combustible liquids?
“G” Flashpoint 140 - 200 F