Safety definition Flashcards
- What are the 20 precautions of safety?
HE, FRAG, MOVE, EMR, STATIC, EJECT, PE/LUCKY, JET, VT, WT, WP, FIRE, CHEM, CW, C/S, BT, MAG, SEISMIC/ACOUSTIC, APPROACH, TIMES ON TARGET
- What is HE stand for?
High Explosive
- What are the safety rules of HE?
a) Do not subject any explosive to heat, shock, fire, friction, or rough handling
b) High Temp increase sensitivity
c) No smoking or flame within 50ft (15.2m)
- What is Frag stand for?
Fragmentation, two types: primary and secondary, the pieces of munition that fragment or break apart violently upon detonation
- What are the safety rules of FRAG?
a) Maintain safety distance with appropriate cover
b) Limit personnel at site, and proper protective gear
- What is MOVE stand for?
Movement, the act or process of moving
- What are the safety rules of MOVE?
a) Do not move UXO
b) Do not move material around UXO that could disturb the item
- What is EMR stand for?
Electromagnetic Radiation, it consist of waves of electrical energy from radio transmissions
- What are the safety rules of EMR?
A) Do not turn on/off power lines
B) Keep radio at safe distance (minimum 100m)
- What are the safety rules of STATIC?
a) Properly ground before handling electrical components
b) Wear non-conductive clothing
- How STATIC can be produced?
By dust storms, snow storms, electrical storms, removing tape from roll
- What are the safety rules of EJECT?
a) Remain clear of all ejection hazards, can induce physical or thermal ejections
- What is PE/Lucky?
Piezoelectric (PE) or Lucky. It occurs when initiating element in fuses are mechanically stressed or bent, then generates voltage proportional to the stress which cause UXO to detonate.
- What are the safety rules of PE/Lucky?
a) Do not stress nose
b) Observe EMR and Static safety precautions
- What is the JET?
JET is formed explosive charge with a conical or hemispherical cavity in the nose