NAVOSH 5-7-2 Hazardous Materials Control Program Flashcards

HMCP Stuff

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OPNAVINST 5100.28

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Hazardous Material User’s Guide (HMUG)

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What is the objective of the ship board HAZMAT Control and management program (HMC&M)

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IOT comply with CNO direction all ships are required to implement the Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and Inventory Management Program(CHRIMP)
-Reduce onboard quanaties of HAZMAT through inventory control and management

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What is the purpose of CHRIMP?

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A HAZMAT program that requires HAZMAT to be centrally controlled aboard ships and subs.

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What are (HAZMINCENs)

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Hazardous Material Minimization Centers

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What HAZMINCEN’s are on Shipboard?

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  1. Shipboard HAZMAT
  2. Used HAZMAT
  3. Excess HAZMAT
  4. Empty HAZMAT
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What is HMIRS?

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HAZMAT Information Resource System
-a DOD repository for safety data sheets (SDS) and related info on Hazardous materials

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Who manages HMIRS and who is the POC?

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Managed by Defense Logistic Agency (DLA)

Navy POC is the Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center (NMCPH)

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Why was HMIRS established?

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Assist the federal gov. personnel who handle, store, transport, use, or dispose of HAZMATs.

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What is DOD 6050.5LR?

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Proprietary or Restricted Info
-Contains ingredients and their proportionate level in the product.
-Data in CD is protected by local activities
-Access requires User ID and Password

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What is DOD 6050.5L?

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Non-Proprietary or Unclassified Info
-CD-ROM distributed in the command
Access requires user ID only

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What are the MDR’s responsibilities concerning HAZMAT?

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Assist in training
Maintain hard copy of MSDS or CD-ROM
Utilize HM inventory list

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What info can be found on a MSDS?

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Technical bulletins containing info about materials such as compostition, health and safety hazards, precautions, etc.

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What does the MSDS NOT contain?

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Lot number and expiration dates

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How do you identify an item in HMIRS?

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Federal Stock Number
NIIN (last 9 digits of FSN)
Part/Catalog number
Trade Name
Chemical Name

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What are the health requirements of HAZMAT?

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-The aim is to protect workers who are exposed or potentially exposed to HM in the work place.
-Identifies workers who need exams

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How is the medical exam conducted for HM?

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-Target specific body organs and systems subject to HM by inhalation, ingestion, absorption, etc.
-PMHx, SHx, ancillary tests, hands on exam

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What does NFPA stand for?

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National Fire Protection Association

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What does NFPA do?

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Assigns hazard ratings to materials

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What are the 4 Catagories and Colors?

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Fire Hazard (Red): Flash point by various temps.
Health Hazard (Blue): Degree of Health Hazard
Reactivity (Yellow): Stability of an item or type of reaction
Specific Hazard (White): Acid, Alkaline, Oxidizer, Corrosive, Radioactive

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Who trains the workers (who may be exposed to HM) on how to use PPE and the SDS?

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The Supervisor

21
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What are the 9 phases of action to take for a HAZMAT Spill?

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1.Discovery and Notification
2.Initiation of action
3.Evaluation
4.Containment and damage control
5.Dispersion of Gases/Vapors
6.Cleanup and Decontamination
7.Disposal of Contaminated Materials
8.Certification for Re-entry
9. Follow up reports