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1
Q

Secondary mission of USS Kearsarge is

A

Casualty receiving ship

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2
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How many operating rooms onboard?

How many ICU beds onboard?

How many Ward beds onboard?

How many beds can we extend out when utilizing Troops Berthing?

A

6 ORs

15 ICU beds

42 Ward beds

542 to Troops berthing

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3
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How many units of frozen blood do we carry?

What percentage of the ship consists of “walking blood bank”?

A

400 units

10% crew

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4
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What is Preventive Medicine in charge of?

A

Water
Habitability
Sanitation
Food handling inspections
Personnel medical readiness

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5
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Ship’s company personnel in Medical consists of:

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Senior Medical Officer
Medical Admin Officer
General Medical Officer
Dental Officer
Independent Duty Corpsman (DLCPO)
2 Preventive Medicine Technicians
1 Laboratory/ Blood Bank Technician
1 X-Ray Technician
1 Biomedical Repair Technician
1 Pharmacy Technician
1 OR Tech
1 Aviation Medicine Technician
10 General Duty HM
1 Dental Hygienist
1 Advanced Dental Technician
2 Dental Assistants

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FST crew consists of:

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OIC (Medical Officer ARG Surgeon)
Medical Officer
Certified Nurse Anesthetist
Medical Admin Officer
Surgeon
Critical Care Nurse
OR Nurse
Psychiatrist
Senior HM
2 Laboratory Technicians
1 X-Ray Tech
2 OR Techs
1 Respiratory Technician
2 General Duty HMs

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7
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Where can we receive patients?

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Flight deck & Well deck

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8
Q

Objectives of first aid

S P L

A
  1. Save lives
  2. Prevent further injury
  3. Limit infection
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9
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Priorities of first aid:

S
M
P

A

(1) Stop Bleeding
(2) Maintain breathing
(3) Prevent or Reduce Shock

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10
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8 General rules of first aid

1.Keep victims ___ down.
2.___ victims no more than absolutely necessary.
3. Keeps victims ___ & as _____ as possible.
4. Do not touch ___ wounds/burns with ___ or other objects.
5. Do not give unconscious patient any __/__ substance by ___.
6. If a bone is broken, do not ___ the victim until the limb has been ____.
7. Never ____ an impaled object, simply ___ the object in its current location.
8. Keep injured persons _____ warm.

A
  1. Keep victims lying down
  2. Move victims no more than absolutely necessary
  3. Keep victims reassure and as comfortable as possible.
  4. Do not touch open wounds/burns with finger or other objects ( this prevents infection)
  5. Do not give unconscious persons any solid/liquid substance by mouth.
  6. If a bone is broken, or you suspect it is broken, do not move the victim until the limb has been immobilized.
  7. Never remove an impaled object, simply secure the object in its current location.
  8. Keep injured persons comfortably warm.
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11
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Basic rules for treating wounds

A
  1. Control bleeding
  2. Maintain an open airway
  3. Maintain breathing
  4. Treat for shock (shock is a serious disturbance in the circulation of the blood)
  5. Prevent infection
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12
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Treatment of Shock

A

Elevate the feet 6-12”

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13
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Heat stroke

A

Skin is very hot & dry.
Temp is 105 or greater.
Pupils constricted & tachycardia.

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Heat Exhaustion

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Moist, clammy skin.

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15
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What 3 stretchers do we have onboard? And what are their purposes?

A

Army pole litter: Patient transport within medical.

Reeves Sleeve: For suspected neck/spinal fractures & vertical access.

Stokes Stretcher: Transport patients by high line.

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16
Q

How many mass casualty boxes onboard?

How many first aid boxes onboard?

A

9 mass casualty boxes

95 first aid boxes

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17
Q

Define EARL MARCH

(medical)

A

E - ensure scene safety
A - assess patient
R - report casualty to DCC
L - locate first aid box

M - Mass hemorrhage
A - Airway
R - Respiration
C - Circulation
H - Hypothermia

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18
Q

What does C5I stand for?

A

Command
Control
Communications
Computers
Combat
Information

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19
Q

Responsibility of PDWC

A

Point Defense Weapon’s Coordinator
Decides best choice of weapon system for incoming threats.

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20
Q

Define Detect To Engage

Tracking incoming ___, determining if ____ or ___, & engaging proper ___ ___.

A

Tracking incoming target, determining if friendly or enemy, & engaging proper weapon system.

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21
Q

List the possible threats

A

Anti-ship missiles/cruise missiles
Submarines
Torpedo
Aircraft
Unmanned aerial vehicle
Warships
Fast attack craft/fast inshore attack craft
Mine
Shore battery
Cyber attacks

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22
Q

Define:
Hangfire
Misfire
HERO
HERP
HERF
CSOSS: Guide for ___ ___ ___. Energize/de-energize __&__ to casualties.

A

-Hangfire: Delay in fire
-Misfire: Failure of round to ignite fire
-Hero: hazardous electromagnetic radiation to ordnance
-Herp: hazardous electromagnetic radiation to personnel
-Herf: hazardous electromagnetic radiation to fuel
-CSOSS: combat systems operational sequencing system. It’s a guide for combat systems equipment. Energize/de-energize gear & respond to casualties.

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23
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CSOSS watch stations

A

CSOOW
Area supervisor

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24
Q

4 types of RADAR (Radio Detection & Ranging)

F A N S

A

-Air search: searches air for targets
-Surface search: searches surface for targets
-Fire control: weapons systems to track & locate targets
-Navigation: provides feed & data for safe navigation

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25
Q

URN-25 TACAN (tactical air & navigation)

Navigation beacon that sends our ___ & ___ to aircraft to guide them to the ship.
Range:

A

-Navigation beacon that sends our range & bearing to aircraft to guide them to the ship.
Range = 50 NM

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26
Q

UPX-29 IFF ( identify friend or foe)

Used to determine is vessels are friendly or unidentifiable.
Range:

A

Range = 256NM

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27
Q

What is the primary air search radar.
How many dimensions?
Range:

A

-SPS-48G
-3 dimensions
-Range = 220 NM

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28
Q

What’s the secondary air search radar
How many dimensions?
Range:

A

-SPS-49
-2 dimensions
-Range = 256 NM

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29
Q

What’s the primary Surface Search radar
Range: . . .

A

SPS-67
Range = 110 NM

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30
Q

What’S the:
Primary navigation radar
Secondary Surface Search radar
Range:

A

SPS-73
Range = 96 NM

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31
Q

List the external communications & their frequencies.

A

HVUSE

-High: 3-30MHZ
-Very high: 30-300 MHZ
-Ultra high: 300 MHZ-3 GHZ
-Super high: 3 GHZ - 30 GHZ
-Extremely high: 30 GHZ - 300 GHZ

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32
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NSSMS (NATO Seasparrow Surface Missile System)

____ director for NATO
2 dimensions for continuous w____ tracking.
Max range: . .

A

Fire control director for NATO
2 dimensions for continuous wave tracking.
Max range = 50 NM

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33
Q

How many launchers onboard?
Each launcher holds how many missiles?
What type of missile?
Max range:

A

-2 launchers onboard
-Holds 8 missiles
-Missile: RIM-7P Sea Sparrow Missile
-Max range = 9 NM

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34
Q

What’s our last line of self-defense?
Fires how many rounds per minute?
Hot gun:
Cold gun:
Effective range:
4 types of rounds: C P P P S

A

-CIWS (close in weapons system)
-Fires 4500 rounds per minute
-Hot gun: 300 or more in 5 min
-Cold gun: 299 or less in 5 min
-Effective range: 1 NM
-Types of rounds: Sabot, projectile, pusher, case, primer

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35
Q

What’s the passive radar detection?

A

SLQ-32

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36
Q

What’s the primary fire control radar
Long range:
Normal range:

A

-TAS (target acquisition system)
-Long range: 110 NM
-Normal range: 22.5 NM

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37
Q

What’s the primary anti-ship missile defense?
How many missiles for each launcher?
Type of missile?
What do the different colors mean?
Range:

A

-RAM (rolling airframe missile)
-Holds 21 missiles
-Missile: RIM 116A BLK 1A
-Brown = live motor rocket, Yellow = –High explosive warhead, Blue = training
-Range = 3.25 NM

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38
Q

ACDS (advanced combat direction system)

Uses feeds from the ___ & ___ to develop a live radar picture used by CIC watch standers to make engagement decisions.

A

SPS-48 & SPS-49

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39
Q

Internal communications

Vital repeater: Fed from _.
Non vital repeater: __ to __ __ __(SSA)

A

-Vital repeater: Fed from gyro
-Non vital repeater: Gyro to Synchro Signal Amplifier (SSA)

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40
Q

What are the tv circuits onboard?

A

-6TV: Ship’s camera
-23TV: Secure television (JIC, bridge, CIC, & SSES)
-27TV: Basic cable & movies

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41
Q

Circuit Y

DEML (digital electro-magnetic log)
Reads ships’s ____ through water & ____ traveled.
What 4 modes of operation does it use?

D R U M

A

-Ships speed thru water & distance traveled.
-Modes of operation: Underwater, remote dummy, manual

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42
Q

Ship’s gyro

Known as:
Provides: P R L L
Location:

A

-Known as WSN-7
-Provides heading, pitch, roll, latitude, & longitude
-Located in FWD & AFT IC

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43
Q

What’s the primary mission of the Kearsarge?

A

Load, transport, and land troops and their equipment in support of amphibious operations.

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44
Q

What’s Kearsarge named after?
What type of ship is the Kearsarge?

A

-Kearsarge Mountain in New Hampshire
-Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship (Landing Helicopter Dock)

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45
Q

When & where was the Kearsarge christened? By whom?

A

-May 16, 1992
-Ingalls Ship building by Mrs. Alma Powell

46
Q

When did the Kearsarge join the fleet?

A

October 16, 1993

47
Q

When was the Kearsarge’s maiden deployment? Mission?

A

-March 22, 1995
-Rescue Air Force Captain Scott O’Grady

48
Q

Previous ships named after Kearsarge include:

-Sloop of war famous for defeating ________.
-BB-5 Battleship part of President Roosevelt’s “______”.
-CV-33 aircraft carrier recovered ___ during _______ space program.

A

-Sloop of war famous for defeating CSS Alabama.
-BB-5 battleship part of President Theodore Roosevelt’s “Great White Fleet”.
-CV-33 aircraft carrier recovered astronauts during Project Mercury space program.

49
Q

Who was the 1st MCPON?

A

Master Chief Gunner’s Mate (GMCM) Black

50
Q

What impact did the 1st MCPON have for the Navy?

A

-Created rank insignia for MCPON (3 stars).
-Established Ombudsman program.
-Allowed civilian clothing onboard.
-Increased sea pay.

51
Q

When did the Sailor’s Creed get revised?
Why were the changes made?

A

-1994 & 1997
-To make the creed inclusively descriptive of all hands.

52
Q

When were the Navy Core Values developed? What were the Navy’s official banner words?

A

-1992
-Tradition, Integrity, Professionalism (TIP)

53
Q

What were 3 major classes of warship?

A

-Ships-of-the-Line
-Frigates
-Sloops-of-War

54
Q

List the 6 original Frigates

A

-Chesapeake
-Constitution
-Congress
-Constellation
-President
-United States

55
Q

Oldest USN commissioned vessel?

A

USS Constitution

56
Q

Navy’s BDAY?

A

October 13, 1775

57
Q

1st ship named after an Enlisted person?

A

-USS Osmond Ingram
-1st enlisted man killed in action in WW1

58
Q

8 ships named after enlisted personnel.

A

-USS Osmond Ingram
-USS The Sullivans
-USS Cole
-USS Benfold
-USS Stetham
-USS McFaul
-USS Oscar Austin
-USS Pinkney

59
Q

Origins of hand salute:

A

-Act of medieval knights raising visors to recognize if other knight’s friend or foe.
-Gesture showing empty palm.
-Sailor paid respect to senior officer.

60
Q

When do we dip the Ensign?

A

Only to answer a salute. Never salute first.

61
Q

List the 6 gun salutes:

A

-21 Guns: Washington’s birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, for president.
-19 Guns: Vice President.
-17 Guns: Admiral
-15 Guns: Vice Admiral
-13 Guns: Rear Admiral (upper)
-11 guns: Rear Admiral (lower)

62
Q

How many bells & side boys for:
Admiral
Rear Admiral
Captain

A

-Admiral: 8 bells, side boys
-Rear Admiral: 6 bells, 6 side boys
-Captain: 4 bells, 4 side boys

63
Q

6 areas of Naval Doctrine?

A

-Command & Control
-Operations
-Warfare
-Logistics
-Intelligence
-Planning

64
Q

Define Navy Jack

A

Revolutionary war flag w/ rattlesnake stretched infront of red & white stripes. Words reading “DONT TREAD ON ME” across the bottom. “DONT” missing apostrophe to respect original flag.

65
Q

Define Union Jack:

Also where’s it flown?

A

Rectangular blue part of U.S. flag w/ 50 stars symbolizing a state. Replaced by first Navy Jack.

66
Q

Clash of the Ironclad’s:

Which 2 ships were involved (M & M)? Who claimed victory?

A

-USS Merrimack & USS Monitor
-Battle was indecisive, both sides claimed victory.

67
Q

Voyage of the Great White Fleet:
Where did it leave from & what did it demonstrate?

A

-Left Hampton Roads, VA.
-“Show of power”/”Power projection)

All ships were white

68
Q

Attack on Pearl Harbor:
When did it happen?
What did the U.S. do afterwards?

A

-December 7, 1941.
-Declared war on Japan the next day.

69
Q

What was the Battle of Corel Sea notorious for?

A

2 fleets never saw each other. Battle was fought entirely w/ aircraft.

70
Q

What was the largest amphibious operation in history?

A

Battle of Normandy

71
Q

What was the Battle of Midway known for?

A

Turning point of the Pacific War

72
Q

What tragedy caused Navy policy concerning family member separations to be reinstated?

A

-Guadalcanal, when the 5 Sullivan brothers insisted on staying together before being torpedoed.

73
Q

What was the American invasion in Battle of Iwo Jima known as?

A

-Designated Operation Detachment

74
Q

What’s the 1st nuclear submarine?

A

USS Nautilus

75
Q

Which ship had a devastating fire & series of chain-reaction explosions that led the Navy to learn firefighting lessons that are still fresh more than 3 decades later?

A

USS Forrestal

76
Q

What are the 3 levels of war?

A

-Strategic: National level (president/SECDEF)
-Operational: (Combatant Commander 5th/6th Fleet)
-Tactical: (KSG ARG)

77
Q

Who’s the MCPON?

A

MCPON Russel Smith

78
Q

Where’s the 2nd Fleet?

Where’s 5th Fleet?

Where’s 6th Fleet?

A

2nd-Norfolk, VA
(East Coast & Northern Atlantic Ocean)
5th-Manama, Bahrain
(Suez Canal to Indian Ocean; Somalia to South)
6th-Naples, Italy

79
Q

Who’s the:
CO
XO
CMC
Financial Specialist
DAPA
Security Manager
SAPR POC
Command Climate Specialist

A

CO: Captain Farricker
XO: Captain Knight
CMC: Command Masterchief Smith
Financial Specialist: OSC NASTASI
DAPA: ITC Miller
Security Manager: XO
SAPR POC: ISCS Damschroder
Command Climate Specialist: LSC Mcclarin

80
Q

What are included in the 12 O’clock reports?

A

-Aviation fuel
-Boat
-Draft
-Fuel & water
-Magazine temp
-Muster report

81
Q

List the types of duty

Type 1:
Type 2:
Type 4:

A

Type 1: CONUS shore duty
Type 2: CONUS shipboard duty
Type 4: OCONUS shipboard duty

82
Q

What’s on the page 2 of an enlisted service record?

A

Dependent Application
/
Emergency data form

83
Q

Define “I AM IS” in regards to ORM.

A

-Identify hazards
-Assessing Hazards
-Making risk decisions
-Implementing controls
-Supervising

84
Q

What’s ITT?

A

Integrated Training Team, led by XO

85
Q

States the mission of Naval Logistics

A

To ensure the highest state of logistics & engineering readiness to enable the mission success.

86
Q

Purpose of Fleet Freight/Cargo message?

Identifies where materials will be ___ while ship’s on _____ ___.

A

Identifies where materials will be shipped while ship’s on extended sea tour.

87
Q

Which system gives us visibility of available parts Fleet wide?

A

ONE TOUCH

Locates assets anywhere.

88
Q

Effect of item demand on parts availability

Item/part ordered ___ amount of times, should be added to ____ _____.

A

Item/part ordered numerous amount of times, should be added to stock system.

89
Q

Discuss Depot Level Repair (DLR) parts:

-Navy managed items based on __, ____, ____, or other economic considerations. Selected for ___ inventory control. (high dollar/priority maintenance valued item).
-It’s a _ for _ turn-in. Nonoperational DLR has to be turned in to get ____.

A

-unit cost, annual demand, difficulty of repair

-one for one turn-in

90
Q

Remain in Place (RIP) procedures:

A DLR that cannot be ___ from a system. Has to remain in place until _______________ for installation.
How long does workcenter have to turn in nonoperational DLR?

A

-Cannot be removed from a system, remain in place until replacement ready.
-Workcenter has 24 hrs to turn in nonoperational DLR.

91
Q

Define Maintenance Assist Modules (MAM)

Test modules required to___ an approved _______ that calls for identification of a f___ thru progressive sequence of m_____ substitution.

A

-Execute an approved maintenance plan, calls for identification of fault thru sequence of module substitution.

92
Q

What’s the Navy Cash program form? Who can remove the privilege?

A

-DD Form 2887
-Disbursing officer

93
Q

What is the Basic Daily Food Allowance?

A

Set quantity of food required to provide nutritionally adequate diet for one person daily.

94
Q

What rations are utilized during battle stations? Provided by whom?

A

MRE’s, provided by galley personnel.

95
Q

List 6 categories of hazardous materials:

A

Flammable
Aerosol containers
Toxic materials
Corrosive materials
Oxidizing materials
Compressed gasses

96
Q

Why do we separate incompatible materials?

A

To prevent reactions.

97
Q

Hazardous Material Spill Response involves:

D I C E

A

Discovery & notification
Initiation of action
Containment/damage control
Evaluation/feedback

98
Q

What is required when handling HM/HW? In accordance w/ what?

A

All PPE required, in accordance w/ SDS

99
Q

-Hazardous material:
Any material, based on its ___, ___, or ___, may pose a substantial ___ to human health or the environment.

-Hazardous Waste
Any ___ material which meets definition of an HM or is designated HW by the ____ ____ ____.

A

-Based on quantity, concentration, or physical, chemical may pose substantial hazard.

-Any discarded material, designated HW by the Environmental Protection Agency

100
Q

Define Oily waste:
Oil mixed w/ __ or other fluids, the mixture is no longer ___.
Oil that’s become _____ for use, not considered economically ____.

A

-Oil mixed w/ water, no longer useful.
-Unsuitable for use, not economically recyclable.

101
Q

Which legislation governs discharge of oily waste into ocean?

A

The Clean Water Act

102
Q

Define HMUG & SDS

HMUG: Provides material __ & ___ info.
SDS: Contains health ___ of exposure to ___/___ substances & ___ procedures for _____ HM.

A

HMUG: Hazardous Material User’s Guide. Provides material safety & health info.
SDS: Safety Data Sheet. Contains health effects of exposure to chemicals/dangerous substances & safe procedures for handling HM.

103
Q

Work Center Supervisor responsibilities pertaining to HMC&M:
Train personnel regarding h____ i____ & P___ ____for HM they’re using

A

Train personnel regarding health info & PPE requirements.

104
Q

All hands responsibility pertaining to HMC&M:

A) Comply w/ all ___ ___.
B) Promptly report ___ work procedures
C) Report ___, ___, ___ from mishap to supervisor.

A

A) Comply w/ all safety precautions.
B) Promptly report unsafe work procedures.
C) Report injuries, illness, or property damage from mishap to supervisor.

105
Q

Proper stowage for HMC&M:

Store incompatible HM ____ to prevent adverse reaction.
HM shall be ___ & ___ to prevent __.

A

Store incompatible HM separately to avoid adverse reaction!

HM shall be designated & operated to prevent risks.

106
Q

Marking of primary & secondary HM containers:

Primary: Material ____, manufacturer’s ____, a____, s___, h___, & n______ of ____.
Secondary: Material ____, manufacturer’s __, & a___.

A

Primary: Material name, manufacturer’s name, address, stock numbers, HCC, & nature of hazard.
Secondary: Material name, manufacturer’s name, address

107
Q

Where’s the oil spill containment kit?

A

Hazmat & 5M

108
Q

Underway & inport discharge limitations:

Trash (non-food waste)
Garbage (pulped food waste)
Plastic:
Sewage (CHT):
Oily waste:

A

Trash (non-food waste): 25 NM
Garbage (pulped food waste): U.S. 3 NM, foreign 12 NM
Plastic: If health issue onboard, contact CNO.
Sewage (CHT): Outside 3 NM
Oily waste: 50 NM

109
Q

Who’s
SUPPO?
ASUPPO?
DLCPO?
DLPO?

A

SUPPO: CDR Melchert
ASUPPO: LCDR Laryea
DLCPO: CSCM Pearson
DLPO: RS1 Sankey

110
Q

Identify the following divisions:

S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
S8
S9
S11

A

S1: Stock Control (LS)
S2: Enlisted Food Service (CS)
S3: Sales & Services Division (RS)
S4: Disbursing (Deputy & an Officer)
S5: Wardroom Galley (CS)
S6: Aviation Support Division (LS)
S8: Main Issue (LS)
S9: Hazmat (TAD personnel)
S11: Hotel services/Staterooms (CS)

ESWS C5I (18 decks)

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