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1
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Who is the only person able to accept gifts up to $200,000?

A

SECNAV

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2
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Who can only accept gifts up to $12,000?

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Commander, NAVSUP

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3
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Who can accept gifts only up to $25,000?

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CNO, VCNO, DNS

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4
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How often must presentation silver be appraised?

A

Every 5 years

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5
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Within how many days must a copy of an appraisal must be sent to NAVSUP?

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15 days

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6
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How many days do you have to send a report of receipt of silver?

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60 days

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7
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What must be worn when handling presentation silver?

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White cotton gloves

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8
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When a ship is decommissioned, how many days must you send a report of presentation silver to NAVSUP?

A

30 days

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9
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8” x 10” black and white photographs have how many copies?

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1 sent to NAVSUP, 2 retained by ship

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10
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Who is authorized to repair presentation silver?

A

Commercial Silversmith

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11
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What system provides MSDS info to assist users in managing HAZMAT?

A

HMIRS

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12
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What contains info on potentially dangerous chemicals and substances controlled on HICSWIN?

A

SHML

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13
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Who must approve GCPC purchases of HAZMAT on ship?

A

O-5 or above

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14
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What percentage of ship’s hazmat volume contains contaminated rags?

A

35%

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15
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Where is the flammable liquids storeroom located?

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Located at either end of the ship below the full load waterline not adjacent to a magazine

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16
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What must be labeled on the acid locker?

A

3/8 inch letters “ACID BOTTLE STOWAGE”

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17
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What is the flashpoint of alcohol?

A

Below 100 F

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18
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What SMCC identifies oxidizing material?

A

J

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19
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What hazmat is used to purify the ship’s water?

A

Calcium Hypochorite

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20
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Where must calcium hypochlorite be stowed?

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Above waterline in bins away from 100 F

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21
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How must calcium hypochlorite be labeled?

A

Red Letters, White Background

“HAZARDOUS MATERIAL - CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE

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22
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How many levels of preservation are there?

A

5

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23
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What is the maximum amount of calcium hypochlorite that can be stowed?

A

No more than 48 six ounce bottles or 36 3/4 pound bottles

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24
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Where are compressed gases stowed?

A

Stowed vertically on weather decks

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25
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Aerosols will burst if exposed to what temperature?

A

120 F

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26
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Flammable liquids with SMCC “F” have a flashpoint of what temperature?

A

140 F

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27
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What SMCC is used for combustible liquids?

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“G” Flashpoint 140 - 200 F

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28
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What SMCCs are used for radioactive material?

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“R” or “X”

29
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What SMCC identifies toxic material?

30
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How are toxic materials labeled?

A

“POISON! IF TAKEN IF TAKEN INTERNALLY WILL CAUSE SEROUS ILLNESS AND POSSIBLE DEATH

31
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What does SMCC “V” identify?

A

Items required to be kept in acid locker

32
Q

What DLRs may be ordered in quantities of more than one?

A 
Aircraft Tires (2620)
Transducers/Hydrophones (5845)
Radiac Equipment (6665)
33
Q

What form is used to label DLRs going through USPS?

A

DD Form 1387 (Military Shipping Label)

34
Q

What is the time frame for packaging and shipping unserviceable DLRs?

A

72 hours
48 to document and package
24 for shipment

35
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How long do you have to submit the paperwork to NAVSUP after doing appraisal?

36
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How long do you have to submit silver inventory to NAVSUP?

37
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What specifications must photos of presentation silver be?

A

8” x 10” in black and white

38
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How many days must you do you have to report newly gained (re-assigned) presentation silver to NAVSUP?

39
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What temperature must presentation silver be stored in?

A

68-72 degrees, Never to exceed 75 F

40
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What must the humidity percentage be for presentation silver storage?

A

30% - 45%, Never to exceed 50%

41
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What day are presentation silver inventories due to NAVSUP?

42
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How often must presentation silver be inventoried?

A

Annually if price is > $90k, only odd years if < $90k

43
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What does CHRIMP stand for?

A

Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and Inventory Management Program

44
Q

What 2 positions must be designated by the CO to manage the hazmat program onboard ship?

A

Hazmat Coordinator O-1+, Hazmat Supervisor E-5+

45
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What SMCC represents Radioactive Material?

46
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What SMCC represents Lithium Batteries?

47
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What SMCC represents Cleaning Hazmat?

48
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What does SHML stand for?

A

Ship’s Hazardous Material List

49
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What is contained within the SHML?

A

Authorized Use List of hazmat for Navy surface ships listed in NIIN sequence

50
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What system is SHML data loaded into?

51
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How are SHMLs divided?

A

Into 14 type-ships T-SHMLs

52
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What do the SHML codes mean?

A

APRON. A - Allowed, P - Prohibited, R - Restricted For Certain Uses, O - Obsolete, N - Not Determined

53
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What does HICSWIN stand for?

A

Hazardous Inventory Control System For Windows

54
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What is the automated system on ships to provide database management, inventory and administration data?

55
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What does HMIRS stand for?

A

Hazardous Material Information Resource System

56
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What system can you find hazmat information and SDS data on?

57
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Who are the only people authorized to approve HAZMAT open purchases?

A

CO or SUPPO (O-5+)

58
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How long are workcenters allowed to check out hazmat containers for?

59
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How many days’ worth of hazmat are containers authorized to carry?

A

7 days worth

60
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Which code determines where DLR repair is authorized?

61
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What does ATAC stand for?

A

Advanced Traceability and Control

62
Q

When do carcass charges hit for maritime activities?

63
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When do carcass charges hit for submarines?

64
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When do carcass charges hit for shore/other activities?

65
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How long do customers have to dispute carcass charges?

66
Q

What does TOA stand for?

A

Table of Allowances

67
Q

What document identifies basic personnel and supplies to carry out requirements for expeditionary?

68
Q

Who formulates TOAs?

A

CNO w/ Chief of Civil Engineers

69
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Which activity develops/ reviews TOAs?

NAVSUP P-485 VOL. I (11 decks)

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