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1
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Purpose of the occupational safety and health act?

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Directed the head of each federal department and agency to establish a occupational safety and health program

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Federal agencies implemented by OSHACT?

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  • osha

- niosh

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Date that OSHA was created?

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April 28th, 1971

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OSHAS purpose

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safe/healthful working conditions by setting and enforcing standards

training, outreach, education, and assistance

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What is the NIOSH purpose?

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technical assistance to osha

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navy instruction that guides NAVOSH programs?

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secnavinst 5100.10
opnavinst 5100.23
opnavinst 5100.19 
navmed p=5010-3 REv 2, CH 3
COMDTNINST m5100.47
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what is SECNAVINST 5100.10

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DEPT of the navy policy for safety mishap prevention, occupational health, and FIRE protection

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what is OPNAVINST 5100.23

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Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual (Shore)

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How many topics does OPNAVINST 5100.23 cover?

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30 topics. Applies to shore facilites

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What is OPNAVINST 5100.19

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NOSH program manual for Forces Afloat

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Four sections of OPNAVINST 5100.19

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A-SOH Program Admin
B- Major hazard specific chapters
C- Surface Ship
D-Sub safety standards

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What is NAVMED P-5010 Rev 2, Ch 3

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Prevention of heat and cold stress injuries, ashore/afloat/ground forces

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What is COMDTINST M5100.47

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Safety and Environmental Health Manual for Coast Guard

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What is industrial hygiene?

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Science that deals with recognition, evaluation, control of potential health hazards in work enviornment

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What is occupational health?

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multi disciplinary field of general preventive medicine which is concerned w prevention/tx of illness induced by factors in workplace environment.

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disciplines of occ health

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occ med
occ health nursing
epidemiology 
toxicology 
industrial hygiene 
health physics
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responsibilities of assistant secretary of the navy in regard to NAVOSH

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-instillations and environmental

designated occupational safety and health official of the DON

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Chief of Naval Operations responsibilities W/ NAVOSH programs:

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establish POLICY/ standards

establish PLANNING, PROGRAMMING, STAFFING, AND BUDGETING

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Fleet commanders (TYCOMS) responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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ensure commands conduct NAVOSH programs

oversight must be conducted once every 3 years

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ISICs responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH

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timely safety investigations.

ensure afloat commands complete safety survey and hygiene

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NAVSEASYCOM in regard to NAVOSH programs:

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ensure OSH aspects are considered in design and engineering of all ships, aircraft, weps, wep systems, facilities and equipment.

engineering control of significant occupational health problems

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Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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Support to CNO and CMC in all aspects of occ health, industrial hygiene, environmental health

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Commander Naval Safety Center responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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conduct afloat operational safety assessments (AOSA)

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Navy Medicine Professional Development Center (NMPDC) responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH programs

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ensure elements of the approved Navy Training Plan for NAVOSH afloat are excecuted

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CO’s responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH

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Designate Command Safety Officer
establish Safety Council and ESC
Ensure workplace safety inspections are conducted annually

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Safety Officer responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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Manages NAVOSH program
Reports directly to CO
Reports to XO for NAVOSH administration

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Primary Duty Safety Officer shall be assigned to the following ships:

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a- CVN
b- LHA
c- LHD
d-AS, sub tender

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Collateral Duty Safety Officer requirements:

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Commissioned Officer and DH status or Seniority

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What is required if a CPO is appointed collateral duty safety officer

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waiver approved from TYCOM

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Collateral Duty Safety Officer specific responsibilities include:

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advisor to the CO
oversea NAVOSH implementation 
submit request for outside OSH support 
mishap investigations 
maintain and analyze NAVOSH records
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collateral duty safety officers analyze NAVOSH records to include:

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Inspections
Surveys
Injury reports
Mishap statistics

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Medical Officer/Medical Representative specific responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH

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Direct access to CO in regard to MEDICAL ASPECTS of NAVOSH programs
Tx of occupational injuries 
injury reports 
coordinate with Safety officer 
QA for occupational medicine
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Medical officer/representative keeps safety officer informed of:

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schedule, conduct, records medical surveillance exams

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Medical officer/representative coordinates w Safety Officer for outside help concerning

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industrial hygiene
radiological health
occupational medicine

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Department heads, DIVOs, WCS responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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safe/healthful working environment
workspace inspected/hazard free
ensure PPE
correcting deficiencies

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Divisional Safety PO responsibilities in regard to NAVOSH:

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inspect spaces
submit safety hazard report
advise DIVP on NAVOSH status
conduct training 
assist during mishap, accident
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Safety Council Members

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CO or XO (chairperson)
Safety Officer (recorder) 
Training Officer 
DH 
Medical Officer/SMDR 
CMC
38
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How often does Safety Council meet

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quarterly or sooner

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safety council reviews statistics concerning matters of

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inspection
reports
injuries and other related reports

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safety council additional duties

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reviews issues/recommendations by Enlisted Safety Committee

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Members of Enlisted Safety Committee

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Safety Officer (Senior Member)
Divisional Safety PO
Chief MA

42
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How often does Enlisted Safety Committe meet?

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quarterly

43
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How does ESC submit recommendations in writing to Safety Council and CO?

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via ESC minutes

44
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How often does enlisted Safety Committee meet?

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quarterly

45
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crew members, “all hands, must immediately report the following to their supervisors?

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injuries
occ illness
property damage from mishap

46
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what is the CORE of NAVOSH programs

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training, identification, control, and elimination of safety and health hazards

47
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what is a workspace safety inspection?

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ensures all workplace are inspected annually.

48
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how long does the Safety Officer retain results of workplace safety inspection

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2 years

49
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industrial hygiene survey time periods:

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baseline is required.

between completion of each yard period

new construction (preferably between builder trials or as soon as possible after commissioning)

50
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IH survey contains the following:

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administrative evaluation of IH and occ health programs
list of eye hazardous processes
sould level survey 
air sampling 
hazards
ventilations
MS requirements 
recommendations
51
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examples of new industrial hygiene survey baseline renewal:

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e.g.
new or modified equipment
intro of new toxic chemical
deterioration of existing controls

52
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job site observation purpose:

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detect/correct hazard resulting from worker non compliance

53
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Who should do random walk throughs?

A 
CO
XO 
DH
DIVO 
WCS
54
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Who conducts Afloat Operational Safety Assessment?

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Commander Naval Safety Center every 6 years

55
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How longs is the AOSA

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1-2 days in duration

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What does AOSA include?

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training and survey of a representative sample of entire ship

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AOSA purpose

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identify safety hazards
trains safety personnel
provides CO with evaluation of ship
promotes hazard awareness

58
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Where does the AOSA report go?

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stays at “ship” level, no F/U

59
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medical surveillance program purpose

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to monitor health of individuals exposed to hazards in the fleet through job cert exams

60
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Safety Hazard reports are forwarded to who?

A

safety officer

61
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safety hazard report form #?

A

OPNAV 3120/5

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What is the Hazard Abatement program?

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process by which identified hazards that are not able to be immediately corrected are recorded and tracked to completion

63
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What does RAC stand for?

A

Risk Assessment Code

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Hazards are assigned a RAC by who?

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Safety Officer

65
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How is a RAC derived?

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using hazard severity and mishap probability

66
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What is Hazard Severity?

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assessment of the WORST reasonably expected consequence

67
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How are Hazard severity categories assigned?

A

Roman numerals

68
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What is Hazard Severity Cat I

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CATASTROPHIC: hazard may cause death, loss of facility, grave damage to national interest

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What is hazard severity CAT III

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MARGINAL: May cause minor injury, illness, property damage

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What is Hazard severity CAT II

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CRITICAL: may cause sever injury, illness, property damage, damage to national interest

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What is Hazard Severity CAT IV

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NEGLIGIBLE: Hazard presents minimal threat to personnel safety

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What is mishap probability?

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likelihood a hazard will result in a mishap

73
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what is mishap probability (A)

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likely to occur immediately or the very near future

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what is mishap probability (B)

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probably will occur in time

75
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what is mishap probability (C)

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may occur in time

76
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mishap probability (D)

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unlikely to occur

77
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what are some OPNAVINST 5100.19 programs?

A 
asbestos
heat stress
haz material 
hearing conservation 
sight 
respiratory
78
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3 methods of controlling hazards

A

prevent hazard at design stage
identify and eliminate existing hazards
reduce likelihood and severity of mishaps from uncontrollable hazards

79
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principles of hazard control in order

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substitution
engineering
administrative
PPE

80
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what is substitution in regards to hazard control principles

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replacement of a process material or equipment having a lower hazard potential

81
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what are engineering controls in regards to hazard control

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accomplished through design and advance planning

approved by safety and IH before use

82
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2 types of engineering controls

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isolation

ventilation

83
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what is isolation in regards to engineering contols

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physical separation of a hazard from personnel to eliminate/minimize contact

84
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3 types of isolation in engineering controls

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physical barrier
time barrier
distance barrier

85
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what is ventilation in regards to engineering controls

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control of potentially hazardous airborne substances through air movement

86
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general vs local exhaust ventilation

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dilution via uncontaminated air vs removal via venting

87
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what are administrative controls

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employing specialized OPs to reduce exposure

88
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Why is PPE least preferred method of controlling hazards?

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breakdown or failure of PPE

reduced workers productivity

89
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periodicity of AOSA

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at command request or every 6 years

NAVOSH (8 decks)

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