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Sight Conservation Flashcards

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Sight Conservation Program Responsibilities: Commanding Officer

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ensure that an effective sight conservation program is established within the command.

provides leadership by example regarding wearing of sight protection equipment

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Sight Conservation Program Responsibilities: Safety Officer

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evaluation areas, process and equipment not previously evaluated by the IH or when modifications have been made to workplace environments.

maintain a list of eye hazardous areas.

annual evaluation for command compliance to the program.

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Sight Conservation Program Responsibilities: Division officers

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ensure areas are marked and labeled

ensure personnel use PPE

Refer to medical people who need glasses.

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Sight Conservation Program Responsibilities: MDR

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schedule sight screening examinations

provide refractory services and order eyeglass prescriptions

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Sight Conservation Program Responsibilities: all hands

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comply

properly wear PPE

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Personnel required to be included in the SCP

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Class III or class IV laser workers

a) R and D and laboratory personnel who routinely work with unenclosed class III or class IV laser beams.
b) routinely repair or align class III or IV laser systems

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Who makes the determination of eye hazardous areas.

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baseline IH survey

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who maintains the designated eye hazard areas from IH surveys

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Ships safety officer

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Operations requiring eye protection

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pouring molten metals
handling corrosive liquids/solids 
cutting and welding operations 
drilling 
grinding 
milling 
chipping 
sand blasting
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how is the eye hazardous area designated with deck striping

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2 to 3 inch yellow and black striped or checkerboard tape (NSN 9905-01-342-5934 for checkerboard and 990e5-01-342-5933 for striped tape)

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where are the black or striped or checkerboard tape placed?

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on deck around operator areas.

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Where are placards mounted?

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above the hazard, machinery, or door in a conspicuous location

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Are Eye Hazard signs or labels required on individual tools?

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No

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types of protective eye wear for shipboard personnel

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safety goggles 
chemical goggles
welding goggles/helmet 
chipping goggles 
face shields 
ballistic eye protection devices
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equipment requirements for sight PE.

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Z 87 must appear on all eye protection equipment

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cleaning requirements for eyewear

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hot, soapy water and rinse, then immerse into disinfectant solution for 10 minutes and allow to air dry.

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What does ANSI stand for ?

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American National Standards Institute

18
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What do eye wash station placards look like

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green signs with white lettering identifying unit as emergency eyewash station

19
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where must emergency shower and eyewash stations units be available?

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whenever personnel may be exposed to corrosive materials

e.g. battery shop, battery locker, HAZMAT/Chemical area

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eye/face wash unit shall be installed where?

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auxiliary machine spaces, medical and dental spaces

21
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access and availability of eye wash station in an emergency

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unobstructed (same level)

must be within 10 seconds from hazard

be positioned within the eyewash nozzle not lass than 33 inches or more than 45 inches above the deck

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types of emergency eyewash units

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plumbed units

self contained (portable) units

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flow rate for eyewash units

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.4 gallons per minute for 15 min

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remote locations must have a visible and audible alarm when activated to alert the following:

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damage control central
quarterdeck
bridge

25
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periodicity of the SCP training

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safety officer conducts training for all new personnel during indoc and annually thereafter.

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topics covered during SCP training

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types of hazards
types of eye protection
eyewash location and proper use
first aid procedures

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Types of PPE Eyewear: Safety Goggles/spectacles

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areas where possibility of flying objects, particulate, mist or vapors enter the eye.

suitable filters are permitted for gas welding operations for light work and inspections

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Types of PPE Eyewear: chemical goggles

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provide protection from liquids, splashes, mists, sprays

flexible or rigid frame with cushioned fitting surface held in place by a supporting band

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Types of PPE Eyewear: welding goggles

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provide protection from glare and injurious radiation

protect eyes from ultraviolet infrared, and visible rays

protects the eyes, face, ears, and neck against intense radiation and weld spatter.

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Types of PPE Eyewear: chipping goggles

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provide protection to the face and neck from flying particles, liquids, or sprays

must be worn with ppe eye wear for adequate protection

31
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commands should have sufficient what in quantity for visitors, workers, and personnel awaiting prescription lenses

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temporary eye wear

NAVOSH (8 decks)

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