Randoms Flashcards
What NSTM covers shipboard firefighting
NSTM 555
Nylon line loses what % strength when wet
15%
- TYPE OF MOOR WHEN ONE ANCHOR IS DEPLOYED ON SHORT SCOPE AT A RIGHT ANGLE TO THE OTHER ANCHOR?
HAMMERLOCK MOOR
- MOORING CONFIGURATION EXCELLENT FOR FLOATING DRY DOCK?
SPUD MOOR
- MOORING CONFIGURATION USED WHEN THERE IS INSUFFICIENT BERTHING FACILITIES?
MED. MOOR
- TWO TYPES OF VERTICAL TOWING PADEYES?
-SHACKLE-PIN TYPE AND DIPPED-SHACKLE TYPE.
- ROPE STRENGTH IS BEST PRESERVED ON WHAT FITTINGS?
H-Bitts
. SUSPENSION OF CRANE OPERATIONS SHOULD NORMALLY BE SUSPENDED UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS?
ROLL OF 10, PITCH OF 6, EXCESS WINDS OF 40 KNOTS.
. RATED CRANE CAPACITY IS REDUCED BY 50% WHEN WHAT PARAMETERS ARE EXCEEDED?
PITCH/TRIM OF 3 DEGREES, ROLL/PITCH OF 5 DEGREES, WIND SPEEDS IN EXCESS OF 30 KNOTS
WHAT CONSTITUTES AS A CRITICAL LIFT?
-PERSONNEL, SUBMERGED, ORDNANCE, AT SEA OR ADVERSE WEATHER, MORE THAN 85% CRANE CAPACITY, REACTOR, OR DEEMED BY CO
LOADS SHALL ONLY BE HOISTED HIGH ENOUGH TO CLEAR WHAT?
COAMING OR BULWARK
TO PREVENT UNSCREWING DURING SHACKLE USE, THEY SHOULD BE RIGGED, HOW?
RIGGED SO THAT THE SCREW PIN WILL RIDE THE EYE OF THE SLING PENDANT, AND NOT THE STANDING PART OF THE SLING.
OVER THE SIDE LIFT ARE LIMITED TO LIFTING OBJECTS FROM?
A pier or Barge
OVER THE SIDE LIFTS ARE ONLY PERMITTED WHEN THE SHIP IS WHERE?
Pier side or Anchor
AT SEA LIFTS SHALL ONLY BE CONDUCTED IN A SEA STATE OF WHAT?
4 OR LESS
MAXIMUM CRANE STABILITY IS ACHIEVED WHEN THE BOOM IS AT WHAT ANGLE?
Highest working angle
What is in the Machinery Log?
Set of daily records, operating logs, machinery status, fuel/water report and equipment testing.
Where is the Engineering Casualty Control Manual maintained?
Bridge, Messdeck, and repair locker
What is the restricted maneuvering doctrine?
written agreement between the EPO and OIC regarding the level of casualty control initial action to be taken during periods of restricted maneuverability.
when must your Cutter Engineering Report be submitted by?
31 January, if underway you must submit once you reach port.
Where is your hull history entered?
CMPLUS
What are the three funding sources for cutters and boats?
AFC 30 (unit), AFC 45 (SFLC/depot), AFC 42 (electronics)
What information is covered under chapter 079 of the naval engineering manual?
Damage Control.
how many damage control stations are located on an 87ft Pb?
Repair 2 main deck forward of the superstructure and DC central.
What programs are addressed in Chapter 77 of the naval engineering manual?
Cutter heat stress, Hazardous Communications, Operational Risk Management, Electrical safety, Lock out Tag out Program, Hearing conservation
what guidance is there for smoke detectors on board ships?
1 detector for every 10 people.
can you use diesel fuel as a solvent?
yes. must keep away from flames or open heat sources and personnel must wear appropriate PPE (goggles and gloves)
when procedures in the tag out lock out program conflict with OSHA requirements which one should you use?
OSHA requirements.
Where can you find information on TCTO’s?
Chapter 41 of the Naval Engineering Manual and SBPL Process Guide.
Name three types of maintenance.
Corrective, Preventative, and alternative.
Where can you get the maintenance plans for your cutter?
CMP: Class Maintenance Plan and NEPL: Naval Engineering Project Listing
WHO MUST APPROVE THE DAILY RATION MEMO (CG-3123)
XO/XPO
WHAT ARE THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT REPORTS?
COAST GUARD DINING FACILITY OPERATING STATEMENT (CGDFOS)
PROVISION INVENTORY REPORT
HOW OFTEN ARE THEY COMPLETED?
MONTHLY
WHAT IS THE FORM NUMBER FOR THE CGDFOS?
CG2576
WHAT DOES THE CG2576 REFLECT?
THE DINING FACILITIES FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE MONTH
WHEN IS THE CG2576 DUE TO OGP?
NO LATER THA NTHE 10TH OF THE FOLLOWING MONTH.
WHEN DOES THE ACCOUNTING PERIOD CONCLUDE FOR THE DINING FACILITY?
The End of the Month
THREE ACCEPTABLE WAYS TO COMPLETE THE FORMS?
- BLACK OR BLUE INK
- JET FORM FILLER
- OTHER ACCEPTABLE COMPUTER FORM
THE CGDFOS MUST BE SIGNED BY TWO PEOPLE?
FSO AND CO/OIC
HOW OFTEN ARE DFOS RECORDS AND LOGS KEPT?
36 Months
What date did the Coast Guard become part of the Department of Homeland Security?
March 1, 2003
What form is used for travel claims?
DD Form 1351-2
At what temp does AFFF separate?
35 Degrees
How often is a thermometer calibrated in a weapon/pyro storage container?
3 years and can withstand temperatures of 130 to 160 degrees.
How often is Hazwoper required?
Annual
How long is the trail line?
105 feet
What are the chapters of the Casualty Control Manual?
Ch 1 Mach Readiness a) Eng plant info and setup b) Gen eng bills c) Rest man doctrine Ch 2 Eng casualties Ch 3 Gen Emergencies Ch 4 Damage Control a) Dc organization b) Mach space firefight doctrine
Who maintains control of Galley Keys?
FSO
What is the max anchoring depth?
100 Fathoms
What does SMART stand for?
Safety Mobile Assistance and Response Team
What does SMART stand for in regards to goals?
Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, timely
What is CG-9?
Office of Acquisitions
How much liquid is required for a sample during a unrinalysis?
30 Millileters required, 100 is in entire bottle.
What is the inner corner of a flag called?
Canton
How many Battle streamers does the CG have?
43, major headquarters units display them
If no battle streamers displayed then blue/wht tassles are displayed
Frequencies 156-162 operate on what principle?
Line of sight (LOS)
For ordinary hoisting wire ropes on board ship, a minimum safety factor of what is normally used?
Five
During a static load test, the equipment will be place in the _____ _______ position.
Worst Possible
The hook is designed to be the _____link in any rig?
Weak
When dealing with wire rope, what is the safety factor?
The ratio between the breaking strength of a rope and the total applied load.
What’s critical speed?
Critical speed is the maximum speed a displacement hull will travel before requiring excessive power. Critical speed is 1.34 times the square root of their waterline length.
What is the max anchoring depth?
100 Fathoms
What are the parts of a flagpole?
- PIGSTICK: slender vertical extension of the mast above the truck
- TRUCK: The top of any mast … the small cap found at the top of a polemast or flagstaff
- GAFF: A small spar extending abaft the mainmast
Letting out the anchor under control of the windlass is called?
Riding
Lowering the anchor under control of the windlass is called?
Walking Out
A bearing to an object on the bow that lies over the anchorage is called?
Head Bearing