OPNAVINST 5100.19E B4 B5 hearing and sight conservation

Question 0

What chapter is hearing conservation program?

Answer 0

b4

Question 1

What is the instruction for safety and occupational health?

Answer 1

OPNAVINST 5100.19E

Question 2

What chapter is sight conservation?

Answer 2

B5

Question 3

What is the number one occupational hazard for the fleet?

Answer 3

Hearing loss

Question 4

Who will request from an industrial hygienist or occupational audiologist to conduct noise measurements and exposure analysis of areas and equipment?

Answer 4

The safety officer

Question 5

Who will maintain a record of noise hazardous areas and equipment?

Answer 5

The safety officer

Question 6

Who will ensure that the medical department reports all permanent threshold shifts?

Answer 6

The safety officer

Question 7

Who will maintain and ensure proper calibration of sound level measuring equipment?

Answer 7

Industrial hygiene officer

Question 8

Who will annually certify audio metric testing booths installed aboard ships?

Answer 8

Industrial hygiene officer

Question 9

Who will ensure that a space of piece of equipment that is designated as noise hazardous is properly posted and labeled?

Answer 9

Division officer

Question 10

Who will ensure that all personnel required to wear notice PPE wear it?

Answer 10

Division officer

Question 11

Personnel with significant threshold shifts must be excluded from areas that exceed what db continuous or what db peak, for at least 14 hours prior to a scheduled hearing test?

Answer 11

84db continuous
140 db peak

Hearing pro may not be used to meet this requirement

Question 12

Who will coordinate with the division officer to identify and maintain a current roster of personnel routinely exposed to hazardous levels of occupational noise, as guided by industrial hygienist guidelines?

Answer 12

Medical department rep

Question 13

Who will conduct training for all hands during Indic that includes the element of the hearing conservation?

Answer 13

Medical department

Question 14

Who completes the analysis of noise measurement?

Answer 14

Industrial hygienist

Occupational audiologist

Question 15

What is the NAVMED 6260/2?

Answer 15

Hazardous noise warning decal

Question 16

What is the NAVMED 6260/2A?

Answer 16

Hazardous noise label

Question 17

What form is the hazardous s noise label?

Answer 17

NAVMED 6260/2

Question 18

What is the form for hazardous noise labels?

Answer 18

NAVMED 6260/2A

Question 19

What is the NAVMED 6260/2A used to label?

Answer 19

Smaller, individuals pieces of equipment or tools that produce hazardous noise

Question 20

Where are hazardous noise labels normally placed?

Answer 20

Outside of doors/hatches leading into a hazardous s noise area

Question 21

Where must personnel where double hearing pro?

Answer 21

In areas that exceed 104 db

When a medical officer or audiologist determine it is required

Question 22

Who shall enter into the hcp?

Answer 22

Personnel who routinely are required to work in designated noise hazardous areas

Question 23

What form is used for the reference audiogram?

Answer 23

DD form 2215

Question 24

Can audiograms performed at MEPS be used as a DD for 2215?

Answer 24

No

Question 25

How frequent must audiograms be completed on personal in the HCP?

Answer 25

Annually

Question 26

DD form 2216 results should be uploaded into what central data system?

Answer 26

DOEHRS-HC

Question 27

What does DOEHRS-HC stand for?

Answer 27

Deference
Occupational
Health
Readiness
System-hearing conservation

Question 28

The MDR shall maintain what for scheduling annual audiograms of personnel in the HCP. How frequent must it be updated?

Answer 28

Tickler file

Monthly

Question 29

What is STS in hearing?

Answer 29

Significant threshold shift

Question 30

What is considered a STS?

Answer 30

Average of 10db or more at the 2,3,&4000 Hz in one or both ears
AND
total hearing level is 25db of more above the audio metric zero in the same ears( averaged at the 2,3,&4000 Hz)

Question 31

What are nine potentially dangerous eye operations?

Answer 31

War fighting and operational training
Cutting or welding
Drilling
Grinding
Milling
Chipping
Sand blasting
Dust or particles producing operations
Pouring or ha dealing of molten metals or corrosive liquids or solids

Question 32

In case of ballistic eye wear, what symbol must be on it?

Answer 32

Z87 or

Z87+

Question 33

Who will maintain a list of all areas and process that require eye pro and those areas that require eye wash or deluge shower facilities?

Answer 33

Safety officer

Question 34

What is the eyewear prescription form?

Answer 34

DD form 771

Question 35

What is the primary first aid for slashes or exposure to corrosive materials?

Answer 35

Eyewash or eye/face baths

Question 36

What is the primary first aid for exposer to corrosive materials to the skin or body as well as the eyes?

Answer 36

Deluge station

Question 37

Eyewash stations must be capable of flushing the eyes with potable water at a min flow of __gallons per min for __ continuous mins?

Answer 37

0.4

15

Question 38

Eye wash stations must have a one motion stay on switch so that the operator can use both hands to open eyelids

Answer 38

It’s a note

Question 39

How close do eye wash stations need to be to identified eye hazards?

Answer 39

100 feet or 10 sec travel

Question 40

The eye wash station must be at a min __inches but no more than __inches above the deck and __ inches min from the nearest wall.

Answer 40

33-45

6

Question 41

What temp must water used in a eye wash station be?

Answer 41

60-100*F