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Sight Conservation Program Flashcards

1
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Who is required to manage the sight conservation program?

A

IDC

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2
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What is the CO’s responsibilities regarding the sight conservation program?

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  • Ensure there’s an effective program
  • Lead by example
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What is the Safety Officer’s responsibilities regarding the sight conservation program?

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  • Evaluate areas not previously evaluated by the Industrial Hygienist
  • Annual evaluation of the program
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4
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What is the Division Officer’s responsibilities regarding the sight conservation program?

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  • Ensure personnel use proper eye protective devices when required
  • Refer personnel to medical to obtain prescription safety eyewear
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5
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What is the SMDR’s responsibilities regarding the sight conservation program?

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  • Schedules sight screening examinations
  • Orders eyeglass prescriptions as necessary
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6
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What are all hands responsible for regarding the sight conservation program?

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  • Comply with warning labels
  • Properly wear sight protection equipment
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7
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What personnel are required to be included in the Sight Conversation Program?

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Personnel who routinely work with class 3 and class 4 laser beams

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8
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What determines eye hazardous areas? Who is it maintained by?

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  • Baseline IH survey
  • Safety Officer
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9
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What 8 operations require eye protection?

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  1. Pouring molten metals
  2. Pouring corrosive liquids/solids
  3. Cutting and welding
  4. Drilling
  5. Grinding
  6. Milling
  7. Chipping
  8. Sand Blasting
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10
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Designated eye hazardous areas have what on the deck?

A

2-3 inch

black & yellow

stripes/checkerboard tape

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11
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What is mounted directly above the hazard?

A

a placard

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12
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What does the placard state?

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“CAUTION- Eye Protection Required in this Area”

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13
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What are the 6 types of protective eye wear?

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  1. safety
  2. chemical
  3. welding
  4. chipping
  5. face shields
  6. ballistic eyewear
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14
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What are safety goggles used for?

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protect against flying objects, particulate, mists or vapors

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What are chemical goggles used for?

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protect against liquids, splashes, mists, and sprays

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16
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What are welding goggles used for?

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protect against glare and radiation

protect eyes, face, ears, and neck against radiation and weld splatter

17
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What are chipping goggles used for?

A

protect against large flying objects such as grinding, chipping, and chiseling

18
Q

What are face shields used for?

A

protect the face and neck from flying particles, liquids, or sprays

19
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What are Ballistic Eye Protection Devices used for?

A

may replace safety goggles

provide additional protection for high impact situations

20
Q

What does ANSI stand for?

A

American National Standards Institute

21
Q

What must appear on all ANSI eye and face protection equipment?

A

Z-87

22
Q

How do you clean reusable eyewear?

A

with hot, soapy water and rinse,

then immerse into disinfectant solution for 10 minutes

and allow to air dry

23
Q

Command must maintains sufficient quantity of what for visitors, workers, and personnel awaiting prescription lenses?

A

Temporary eyewear

24
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Requirements for Emergency Eyewash Facilities

A

Must be available and properly maintained

25
Q

How often is the PMS for eyewash stations?

A

Monthly/30 days

26
Q

What color are emergency eyewash station placards?

A

Green signs with white lettering

27
Q

Emergency Eyewash Facilities must be available wherever personnel may be exposed to what?

A

corrosive materials

28
Q

What 3 areas onboard a ship might have corrosive materials?

A
  1. Battery Shop
  2. Battery Locker
  3. HAZMAT/Chemical Area
29
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An eye/face wash unit shall be installed in 4 spaces

A
  1. main spaces
  2. auxiliary spaces
  3. medical
  4. dental
30
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Access to eyewash stations must be:

A

-Unobstructed

31
Q

Eyewash stations must be within how many seconds of a hazard?

A

-10 seconds

32
Q

Eyewash station nozzles must be how many inches above the deck?

A

33-45 inches

33
Q

What are the 2 types of emergency eyewash units?

A
  1. Plumbed
  2. Portable
34
Q

What is the minimum flow rate of eyewash stations?

A

0.4 gallons/minute for 15 continuous minutes

35
Q

Remote eyewash stations must have a visible and audible alarm to alert who?

A
  • Damage control central
  • Quarterdeck
  • Bridge
36
Q

Who conducts the Sight Conservation training?

A

Safety Officer

37
Q

How often is sight conservation training?

A
  • Indoc
  • Annually thereafter
38
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What are the 4 sight conservation training topics?

A
  1. (H)azards
  2. (E)ye protection types
  3. (L)ocation of eyewash stations and proper use
  4. (P)rocedures for first aid

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