Supply

Question 1

What does CRIF stand for

Answer 1

Cargo Routing Information File

Question 2

What is considered high priority

Answer 2

TP1 and TP2

Question 3

What is considered low priority

Answer 3

TP3 and TP4

Question 4

What is the purpose of the CRIF

Answer 4

Annotates where to send TP1/2/3/4 material

Question 5

How does the CRIF get updated? (2 ways)

Answer 5

Ships Mission
RAS schedule

Question 6

What is the purpose of ships store afloat

Answer 6

Provide comfort for the crew
Generate funds for MWR

Question 7

Name 6 items provided in the ships store

Answer 7

Snacks
Drinks
Hygiene items
Stennis memorabilia
Uniform items
Electronic items

Question 8

What’s the purpose of the Navy Cash program

Answer 8

Eliminated cash transactions onboard ships

Question 9

What are the three ways for transferring money

Answer 9

Chip to chip
Personal to navy cash
Navy cash to personal

Question 10

Define endurance loading of subsistence

Answer 10

Qty of food and parts to sustain the ships crew for a period of time

Question 11

What is the typical period of time the ship can be sustained

Answer 11

45 days

Question 12

How does endurance loading affect the ships mission

Answer 12

It allows for continuous operation

Question 13

What are the 2 ways to replenish JCS

Answer 13

CONREP and VERTEP

Question 14

What does BDFA stand for

Answer 14

Basic daily food allowance

Question 15

Describe BDFA

Answer 15

Set qty of food required to provide nutritionally adequate daily diet for one person

Question 16

How can BDFA be defined by

Answer 16

Components and monetary value

Question 17

What kind of rations are utilized during battle stations

Answer 17

Members are methodically served by locker

Question 18

When the galley or galley personnel are not available what will be provided

Answer 18

Box lunches

Question 19

State the mission of naval logistics

Answer 19

~ready for sea~
Right material
Right place
Right time
Right price

Question 20

What type of ships use unit level Rsupply

Answer 20

FFG
DDG
CG

Question 21

What is significant about unit level Rsupply users

Answer 21

They own their stock material

Question 22

What types of ships use force level Rsupply

Answer 22

CVN
LHD
LHA

Question 23

What does NWCF stand for

Answer 23

Navy working capital fund

Question 24

What is significant about force level Rsupply users

Answer 24

Operate under NWCF (nothing is storerooms is owned by the ship)

Question 25

What type of program are OMMS and NALCOMIS

Answer 25

Maintenance program

Question 26

What type of data base is Rsupply

Answer 26

Supply database

Question 27

List the steps to order parts through OMMS

Answer 27

Open work candidate Order parts against an APL HOD is final approver Goes to suspense listing in S-1 Once released from suspense S-8 will break material out of order off station

Question 28

ATAV is also known as what

Answer 28

FIMARS

Question 29

What is ATAV used for

Answer 29

To show what assets available on ships,DLA, and shore facilities

Question 30

What type of system is One touch

Answer 30

Online system

Question 31

What are the five ways one touch is use for

Answer 31

Asset visibility Status on parts MILSTRIP submission MILSTRIP modification Obtaining tracking numbers for shipment

Question 32

What does GDSC stand for

Answer 32

Global Distance Support Center

Question 33

What system is GDSC the same as

Answer 33

One touch

Question 34

What expectation does GDSC have from one touch

Answer 34

Only over the phone 24hrs/day

Question 35

What is the never out list

Answer 35

List of high demands items

Question 36

How often is the never out list inventoried

Answer 36

Weekly

Question 37

What does the majority of the never out list consist of

Answer 37

Hazmat item (to support aviation and surface maintenance)

Question 38

What are the six categories of HAZMAT

Answer 38

Flammable/combustible Areosol containers Toxic materials Corrosive material Oxidizing materials Compressed gases

Question 39

Explain incompatible material

Answer 39

2 or more different substances when mixed could/will cause a reaction in some form

Question 40

What are the 3 ways to identify incompatible material

Answer 40

MSDS HMUG Incompatibility chart in the OPNAVINST 5100.19

Question 41

What are the steps when a HM/HW spill is discovered

Answer 41

Discover and notify Initiation of action Evaluation Containment and damage control Dispersion of gases/vapors Cleanup and decontamination Disposal of containment material Certification of re-entry Follow up reports

Question 42

State the 3 sources PPE can be found on

Answer 42

SDS sheet HMUG PMS card

Question 43

What type of PPE are used for the SDS sheet

Answer 43

Minimum requirements for particular material

Question 44

What type of PPE are used for the HMUG

Answer 44

General information on PPE required for that group of material

Question 45

What type of PPE are used for the PMS card

Answer 45

Required PPE under Tools/Materials section

Question 46

Define Hazardous Material

Answer 46

Any material, that can pose heath concerns to people or the environment

Question 47

Define Hazardous Waste

Answer 47

any discarded material that meets definition of HM

Question 48

What are the discharge limitation for

Answer 48

Trash (all non food waste) inside 25nm Garbage (food waste) outside 12nm Plastic- retain for 20 days, retain and process onboard (CNO notified if discharge) Sewage 3nm Oily wate- less than 15ppm,50nm Paint/mineral spirits discharge not permitted

Question 49

COSAL

Answer 49

Coordinated shipboard allowance list

Question 50

MOV

Answer 50

Material obligation validation

Question 51

NSN

Answer 51

National stock number and 13 digits

Question 52

Break down of NSN

Answer 52

First 2 digits group Second 2 digits class Next 4 digits FSC Last 9 digits NIIN