Safety Flashcards by P K

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NAVOSH Instruction (Heat stress)

A

OPNAVINST 5100.19

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Hearing and Noise Abatement Instruction

A

OPNAVINST 5100.23

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When skin is damp body’s resistance is…

A

low, 300 ohms

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When skin is broken resistance is..

A

low, 100 ohms

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1 mA (0.001A) shock

A

felt

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10mA (0.01A) shock

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person unable to let go

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100mA (0.1A) shock

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may be fatal

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Normal body’s resistance

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600 ohms

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Factors in capacitance between conductor and ground

A

radius of conductor 2. distance btw conductor and bulkhead 3. dielectric constant of the material in btw and length of cable

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Extension cords length

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25 feet

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Flight/hangar/dc lockers extension cords

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100 feet

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Electric workbench surface cover

A

3/8” Benelex 401

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Grounding leads on workbench

A

Type D, size 10, 54”

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Grounding leads on workbench how far apart

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4 ft

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Deck covering instruction

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NSTM 634

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Rubber gloves, red

A

1,000V, Class 0

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Rubber gloves, white

A

7,500V, Class I

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Rubber gloves, yellow

A

17,500V, Class II

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Rubber gloves, green

A

26,500V, Class III

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Electrical Safety Manual

A

NSTM 300

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7 of 10 victims revived if CPR within …

A

3 min

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Single hearing protection

A

84dB

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Double hearing protection

A

104 dB

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Heat survey must be ordered when …

A

100*F

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Heat survey taken with …

A

Wet bulb globe temp meter (WBTG)

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HAZMAT Instruction

A

OPNAVINST 4110.2

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Clear baking varnish

A

CB, preferred

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Clear air-drying varnish

A

CA

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Tagout Manual

A

OPNAVINST 3120.32, Ch 6, para 630.17

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Standard Organization and Regulations of the Navy

A

OPNAVINST 3120.32B

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PQS Program instruction

A

OPNAVINST 3500.34