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NAVOSH 5-1-2 Overview of the NAVOSH Programs Flashcards

NAVOSH Stuff and Things :)

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OPNAVINST 5100.19

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Navy Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) Program Manual for Forces Afloat

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OPNAVINST 5100.23

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Navy Safety and Occupational Health Program Manual

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OSHACT of 1970

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Occupational Safety and Health Admin Act

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SECNAVINST 5100.10

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DON Policy for Safety, Mishap Prevention, Occupational Health and Fire Protection Programs

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NAVMED P-5010

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Manual of Naval Preventive Medicine

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COMDTINST M5100.47

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Safety and Environmental Health Manual

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DoD 6055.05-M

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Occupational Medical Exams and Surveillance Manual

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What is the purpose of the OSHACT of 1970?

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Federal Government mandated
-Provides safe and healthy places and conditions of work.
- Uses safety equipment, PPE, and protective devices for employees
-Keeps adequate record of all accidents and illness’
-Consults and submits annual reports to the Secretary of Labor

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What does OSHA stand for?

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Who created OSHA and when?

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Department of Labor
April 28th, 1971

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What is the purpose of OSHA?

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-Ensure safe and healthy work environment
-Setting and enforcing standards
-Provide training, education, and assistance.

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What does NIOSH stand for?

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National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

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What does NIOSH do?

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Evaluates and does research for OSHA, (provides technical assistance to OSHA)

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What are the 4 sections of the OPNAVINST 5100.19?

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Section A: SOH Program Admin
Section B: Major Hazard Specific Chapters
Section C: Surface Ship Safety Standards
Section D: Submarines Safety Standards

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What platforms does the NAVMED P-5010-3 service?

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Ashore
Afloat
Ground Forces

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What does the COMDTINST M5100.47 provide guidance on and who is it typically useful to?

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Designed to prevent thermal stress and degraded personnel and mission performance.

Coast Guard

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What is Industrial Hygeine?

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Science that deals w/ recognition, evaluation,and control of potential health hazards in the work environment.

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What is Occupational Health?

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A multi-disciplinary field of general preventive medicine mainly concerned with prevention and/or treatment of illness caused by workplace environment.

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What are the major disciplines of Occupational Health?

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“HOOTIE”
Health Physics
Occupational Medicine
Occupation Health nursing
Toxicology
Industrial Hygiene
Epidemiology

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What are the Assistant Secretary of the Navy’s responsibilities relating to NAVOSH?

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  1. Designated occupational safety and health official for the DON
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What are the Chief of Naval Operations responsibilities relating to NAVOSH?

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  1. Implement and manage the NAVOSH program
  2. Establish policies and standards for ALL commanders
  3. Establishes planning, programming, staffing, and budgeting for NAVOSH Programs.
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What are the following ship types:
CVN
LHA
LHD
AS

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CVN: Carrier Nuclear
LHA: Landing Helo Assault
LHD: Landing Helo Dock
AS: Sub Tender

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Who are the members of the Safety Council?

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  1. CO or XO (chairperson)
  2. Safety Officer (recorder)
  3. Training Officer
  4. Department Heads
  5. Medical Officer/ Representative
  6. Command Master Chief
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What does the Safety Council do?

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Reviews safety stats concerning matters of: IRI
-Inspections
-Reports
-Injuries and other related reports, I.e Medical
Direct corrective action for unsafe conditions, evaluate Ship’s NAVOSH program.
Review input from Enlisted Safety Committee

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Who are the members of the Enlisted Safety Committee?

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  1. Safety Officer (senior member)
  2. Divisional Safety Petty Officers
  3. Chief Master-at-Arms
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How often do the councils meet?

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Quarterly

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What does the Enlisted Safety Council do?

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Identify and discuss NAVOSH problems, enhance communication of mishap prevention, submit input to Safety Council and C.O.

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What is the “CORE” of the NAVOSH Program?

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Training, identification, control and elimination of safety and health hazards.

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What are safety inspections?

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-Ensure the workplace’s are inspected ANUALLY
- Safety Officers retain inspection results for at least 2 YEARS

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What are Industrial Hygiene Surveys?

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Each ship needs a basline survey
Baseline → Yard completion periods → New Construction → Periodic (every 3 years)

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What are some examples of IH surveys?

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Executive Summary of findings
List of eye hazardous processes
Air sampling results
Hazard Evaluation
Medical Surveillance Requirements
etc.

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What are some examples of Renewing the Baseline inspection?

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  1. New or modified equipment
  2. Introduction of a new toxic chemical
  3. Deterioration of existing controls
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What are Job-site Observations?

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Detect and correct hazards resulting from worker non-compliance; if frequent can warrant a safety stand down :(

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Who can do a random walk through on a Job-Site Observation, and when do the typically conduct them?

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CO
XO
Department Heads
Division Officers
Work Center Supervisors
( performed during the work day or during evolutions)

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What are Afloat Operational Safety Assessments (AOSA)?

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Conducted by Commander Naval Safety Center
1-2 Days in Duration
Includes training and a survey of a sample of entire ship
Its purpose…
-Identify safety Hazards
-Trains safety personnel
-Provides CO with an evaluation of the ship
-Promotes hazard awareness

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When are AOSA’s typically done?

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Can be conducted at command request
Every 6 years for Surface Ship and Submarines

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What is a Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) and Command Occupational Safety and Health Management Evaluations?

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-Evaluates the Ships compliance with NAVOSH
-SOH inspections conducted during final contract trials
-Copies of all SOH related discrepencies are routed to the Safety Officer and are all tracked until verified as corrected.

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What are Civilian Officials?

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-OSHA may conduct inspections on ships, but must meet ship requirements
-State officials MAY NOT conduct safety inspections on ships, they get executed on sight.

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What is the purpose of the Medical Surveillance Program?

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-To monitor the health of individuals exposed to hazards in the fleet (by job certificiation and re-certification exams)
-Monitor health of employees previously exposed to hazards.
-Prevent actual disease, injury, illness.

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What are the requirements of a Safety Hazard Report?

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-Hazards are tracked until verified as corrected or eliminated
-Some can be corrected by ships force, other during availabilities or maintenance periods
- Tracked and forwarded to Safety Officer

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Reguarding Safety Hazard Reports, if a supervisor fails to take appropriate action what can the crew member do?

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Complete an OPNAV 3120/5 (Safety Hazard Report)
-Hand written or typed
-Forwarded to Safety Officer

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What is the Hazard Abatement Program?

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Process that identifies hazards that are not able to be immediately corrected and are recorded and tracked to completion.
-Hazards are tracked until verified as corrected or eliminated.

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What is a Risk Assessment Code (RAC)?

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Each identified hazards are assigned a RAC by the Safety Officer.
-Provides a priority for the corrections and deficientcies

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What is Hazard Severity?

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Assessment of the worst reasonably expected consequence defined by degree of injury, illness or damage to occur.
-Catagorized by Roman Numerals I-IV

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What are the Hazard Severity Catagories

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I: Catastrophic: Hazard may cause death or GRAVE damage to national interest
II: Critical : Hazard may cause severe injury or DAMAGE to national interest
III: Marginal: Hazard may cause minor injury
IV: Negligible: Hazard presents a minimal threat.

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What is Mishap probability?

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The likelyhood that a hazard will result in a mishap
-Catagorized by Letters

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What are the catagories of the Mishap Probability?

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A. Likely to occur immediately or the very near future
B. Probably will occur in time
C. May occur in time.
D. Unlikely to occur.

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What are some of the Occupational Safety and Health Programs?

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Asbestos Control Program
Heat Stress Program
Hazardous Material Control and Management Program
Hearing Conservation Program
Sight Conservation Program
Respiratory Protection Program
etc.

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What are 3 methods to controlling hazards?

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  1. Prevent the hazard at the design stage
  2. Identify and eliminate existing hazards
  3. Reduce the likelyhood and seerity of mishaps from hazards that can’t be eliminated.
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What are the 2 types of Engineering Controls?

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Isolation: Physical seperation of a hazard and personnel to eliminate or minimize contact
-Physical Barrier, Time Barrier, Distance Barrier

Ventilation: The control of potentially hazardous airborne substances through the movement of air.
-General Ventilation or dilution ventilation is the dilution of the airborne substance by mixing it with uncontaminated air.
- Local Exhaust Ventilation: Removal of Airborne substances at its source point of generation.

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What is PPE and why is it the LEAST preferred method?

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Personal Protective Equipment
- Exposure can occur upon breakdown or failure of PPE
-PPE reduces worker’s productivity

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What is the purpose of the Blood Borne Pathogen Program?

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Blood borne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in the blood that can cause disease such as HEP B, C, and HIV.

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What is the Medical Surveillance Criteria for sailors at risk of exposure reguarding BBP?

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Eyes
SKin
Mucus Membrane
Parenteral Routes

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What are the required exams reguarding BBP?

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Baseline: Education and vaccine administration
Emergency exposure: post exposure and f/u

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What is the Written Medical Opinion (if exposed)?

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Whether they are vaccinated
Member informed of test results
-Member counseled reguarding risk associated
-Member counseled on post-exposure prophylaxis efficacy, goal is to start HIV therapy 1-2 hours post exposure.

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