Safety and Security (2018) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the benefit of reducing mishaps in the workplace?

A

improved readiness

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2
Q

What type of mishap serves notice that a condition exists that could cause a mishap in the future?

A

a near mishap

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3
Q

What is the cause of 88 percent of all mishaps?

A

carelessness

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4
Q

Working with 10 w-voltage equipment is just as dangerous as working with high-voltage equipment because

A

current not voltage does the damage

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5
Q

List the types of materials considered to be hazardous materials.

A
flammables
compressed gases
areasols
corrosives
oxidizers
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6
Q

What is the primary hazard you will meet when handling radioactive materials?

A

radioactive substance that enters the bloodstream

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7
Q

List some of the general hazards.

A

fire and explosion
fumes
chemicals
radioactive materials

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8
Q

What is an excellent reference for determining flash points and concentration levels of combustible mixtures?

A

MSDS

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9
Q

List the major hazards associated with an explosion of pressurized equipment.

A

creation of shrapnel and the increased danger of arching in the absence of pressurization

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10
Q

When a selenium rectifier burns out, selenium dioxide gas is liberated. What steps should be taken when a selenium rectifier does burn out?

A

de-energize the equipment and ventilate the compartment.

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11
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When used as a gas dielectric in a wave- guide, what causes sulfur hexafluoride to become toxic?

A

when arc-over occurs, decomposition products constitute a toxic gas hazard.

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12
Q

List some of the danger sources often neglected when de-energizing electronic equipment.

A

the inputs from sychros, remote controlled circuits, or other energized sources.

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13
Q

Who should you contact if you find a circuit tagged out for repairs?

A

the person that made or is directly in charge of the repair.

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14
Q

When are battery hazards most common?

A

the charging process and during the installation and removal process.

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15
Q

Before discarding a CRT, you must eliminate the danger of implosion. What do you do first?

A

first, check local procedures before trying to dispose of a CRT or removing the danger in implosion

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16
Q

What times are most susceptible to HERO mishaps?

A

The most susceptible time for this type of mishap is during ordnance assembly/disassembly and loading/unloading operations or during testing in electromagnetic fields.

17
Q

List the laser factors necessary to determine when eye protection is required and what type of pro- tection.

A
  • laser wavelength
  • max intensity of the beam and the eye of the observer
  • max permissible exposure for the wavelength
  • optical density required of the filter to reduce the intensity below MPE levels.
18
Q

What command is the lead agency for laser safety in the Navy?

A

the space and naval warfare systems command

19
Q

What command conducts laser health surveys ashore and afloat?

A

NAVMEDCOM

20
Q

What instruction contains regulations, references, and guidance for classifying and safeguarding classified information?

A

OPNAVINST 5510.1

21
Q

List the three classification designations of official information that requires protection in the interest of national security.

A
  • top secret
  • secret
  • confidential
22
Q

When is the combination of a security container changed?

A
  • whenever an individual knowing to combo no longer needs access
  • what compromised
  • unauthorized unlocking
  • annually.
23
Q

What are the two types of personnel security clearances?

A
  • final clearance

- interim

24
Q

List the categories of personnel security investigations.

A
  • national agency check
  • national agency check with written inquires
  • background investigation
  • special background investigation
  • periodic reinvestigation
25
Q

Describe the time frame involved in a normal background investigation coverage of an individual’s life.

A
  • most recent 5 years or from the date of 18th birthday.
  • 2 years is covered
  • no investigation before 16 years old
26
Q

What Navy office has been established as the centralized authority for disclosure of classified information to foreign govern- ments?

A

the Navy office of technology and security assistance.

27
Q

Which classified material designations would require records of destruction?

A
  • Top secret

- Secret

28
Q

Describe the requirements of personnel witnessing the destruction of classified material.

A
  • have security clearance at least as high as the material being destroyed
  • observe complete destruction
  • check residue to determine complete destruction
  • take precautions to prevent classified material or burning portions form being carried away by wind.