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Unit 5-1 NAVOSH overview Flashcards

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what instruction governs Navy Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) ACT OF 1970

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A: OPNAVINST 5100.19 SERIES

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What instruction is the Navy Safety and Occupational Health Program Manual?

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A: OPNAVINST 5100.23 SERIES

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STATE the authority and purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHACT) of 1970

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A:Dept of Labor establish an occupation health and safety program, safe and healthful places and conditions of employment, keep records of accidents and illnesses

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What federal agencies are implemented by the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHACT of 1970)

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A: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

-National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

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what is the purpose of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?

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A: Safe and healthful working conditions by setting and enforcing standards by providing training, outreach, education and assistance.

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What is the purpose of National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)?

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A: Principle Federal Agency engaged in research to eliminate job hazards. Provides technical assistance to OSHA.

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what is DON policy instruction for Mishap Prevention, Occupational Health and Fire Protection Programs?

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A: SECNAVINST 5100.10 series

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what is the purpose for SECNAVINST 5100.10 series?

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A: Navy Safety, mishap, prevention, occupational health and fire protection programs afloat and ashore

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What instruction is Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual?

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A: OPNAVINST 5100.23

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What is the purpose of OPNAVINST 5100.23?

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A: Manual coving 30 topics/programs and applies to shore facilities

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what instruction is Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual for Forces Afloat?

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A: OPNAVINST 5100.19

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How many sections are in the OPNAVINST 5100.19 NAVOSH Manual forces Afloat?

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A: Four. Section A, B, C, D

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What is section A of OPNAVINST 5100.19 NAVOSH Manual forces Afloat?

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A: SOH Program Administration

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Section B of OPNVINST 5100.19 NAVOSH Manual forces Afloat?

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A: Major Hazard Specific Chapters

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Section C of OPNAVINST 5100.19 NAVOSH Manual forces Afloat?

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A: Surface Ship Safety Standards

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Section D of OPNAVINST 5100.19 NAVOSH Manual forces Afloat?

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A: Submarines Safety Standards

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what instruction covers Prevention of Heat and Cold Stress Injuries Ashore/ Afloat/Ground?

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A: NAVMED P-5010-3

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Safety and environmental health instruction provides general guidance to prevent thermal stress and degraded personnel and mission performance for Coast Guard?

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A: COMDTINST M5100.47

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Define Industrial Hygiene

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A: Science that deals with recognition, evaluation and control of potential health hazards in work environment

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Define Occupational Health

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prevention/ treatment of illness induced by factors in the workplace

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How many disciplines cover Occupational Health? Name them.

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A: 1: Occ. Medicine. 2. Occ Health Nursing. 3. Epidemiology. 4. Toxicology. 5. Industrial Hygiene. 6. Health Physics

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personal responsibilities of assistant secretary of the navy (energy installations and environment)

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A: OSH official for DON

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Personal responsibilities of the CNO

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A: Staff and Budget. Implement and management of NAVOSH

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personal responsibilities for Fleet Commanders (TYCOMS)

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A: program oversight of subordinate commands must be conducted every 3 years

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Personal responsibilities Immediate superiors in command (ISIC)

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A: assist afloat commands. Ensure timely and thorough safety investigations and periodic surveys and inspections

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Personal responsibilities Commander Naval Sea System Command (NAVSEASYSCOM)

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A: ensure design and engineering control.

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Personal responsibilities Commander Naval Safety Center

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A: monitors safety statistics. Conducts AFLOAT OPERATIONAL SAFETY ASSESSMENTS (AOSA) EVERY 6 YEARS

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Personal responsibilities Commanding officer

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A: Ensure formal workplace safety inspections are conducted annually and IH surveys occur at least once during operational cycle

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Personal responsibilities Safety Officer

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A: Reports directly to CO safety and health matters. Reports to XO for admin

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where can the Primary Duty Safety Officer be assigned?

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A: CVN:Carrier Nuclear; LHA: Landing Helo Assault; LHD: Landing Helo Dock; AS: Sub Tender

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who can be appointed as the Collateral Duty Safety Officer?

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A: Senior Officer w/ DH status or Chief on small ships w/ wavier from TYCOM

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Principle responsibilities of the Collateral Duty Safety Officer

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A: Principle advisor to CO, Overseas ship-wide planning. Maintain and organize records

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what records are analyzed and maintained by Collateral Duty Safety Officer?

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A: inspections, surveys, injury reports, mishap statistics

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Personal responsibilities SMDR

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A: treat injury and illness, inform Safety Officer and DHs, and coordinate with Safety officer for outside professional help

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who may the Safety Officer contact for outside professional help?

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A: Industrial Hygiene, Radiological Health, Occupational Medicine

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Personal responsibilities Division safety Officers

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A: Inspect division spaces, submit safety hazard reports

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Safety Council Members

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A: CO/XO (Chair), Safety Officer (Recorder), Training officer, DHs, SMDR, CMC

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How often does the Safety council meet?

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A: quarterly or sooner

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What is the purpose of the Safety Council?

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A: Review safety statistics and direct corrective action

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Enlisted Safety Committee members

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A: Safety Officer (Senior Member), DIV safety PO, Chief MA

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Who is the only member that serves on the Safety Council and the Enlisted Safety Committee?

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A: Safety Officer

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What is the responsibilities of the Enlisted Safety Committee?

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A: Meet quarterly, identify and discuss problems, Submit issues/ recommendations to Safety Council

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When are Industrial Hygiene surveys completed?

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A: Baseline, completion of yard period, new construction, as soon after commissioning if possible

44
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Baseline Industrial Hygiene surveys contain what information?

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A: Executive Summary of Findings, list hazards and medical surveillance requirements

45
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when is a baseline Industrial Hygiene survey completed?

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A: New or modified equipment, new toxic chemicals, deterioration of existing controls

46
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Who is involved in a random walk through?

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A: CO, XO, DHs, DIVOs, WCSs

47
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what is AOSA? Who conducts? How often?

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A: Afloat Operational Safety Assessment conducted by Commander Naval Safety Center every 6 Years

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what is the purpose of the Afloat Operational Safety Assessment?

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  • Identify hazards,
  • train Personnel,
  • Provide CO with evaluation, Hazard awareness. - -
  • Stays at ships level
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what is INSURV?

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A: Board Inspection and Survey, evaluates ships compliance conducted during final contact trials

50
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What is the purpose of the Medical Surveillance Program?

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A: monitor health of individuals exposed to hazards in the fleet by job certification and recertification, determine an individual’s fitness to or continue to safely perform a job

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what form is the Safety Hazard Report?

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A: OPNAV 3120/5

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what are the safety hazard reports requirements?

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A: Submitted when deficiencies are not corrected on the spot. Track hazards until verified as corrected or eliminated, forward to Safety Officer

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What is the Hazard Abatement Program Description?

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A: Hazards not able to be immediately corrected are recorded and tracked to completion

54
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What does RAC stand for?

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A: Risk Assessment Code

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what is a Risk Assessment Code (RAC)?

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A: Sets priority for the corrections and deficiencies

56
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Define Hazard Severity?

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A: assessment of the WORST reasonably expected consequence

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How many hazard severity categories are there? What are they?

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A: four. I=Catastrophic, II= Critical, III= Marginal, IV= negligible

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Hazard severity Cat I

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A: Catastrophic, may cause death, grave damage, or loss of facility

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Hazard severity Cat II

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A: Critical, may cause severe injury, illness, property damage or damage to national interest

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Hazard severity Cat III

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A: Marginal, may cause minor injury illness, or damage

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Hazard severity Cat IV?

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A: Negligible, present’s minimal threat

62
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define mishap probability

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A: likelihood that a hazard will result in mishap

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Mishap probability codes

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A: A = Likely; B probably; C= May; D= Unlikely

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what are the three methods of controlling hazards?

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A: Prevent, Identify and eliminate, Reduce

65
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What are the four principles of hazard control?

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A: Substitution, engineering controls, Administrative Controls, PPE

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what are substitution control hazards?

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A: replacement of a process, equipment or material.

67
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what are engineering control hazards?

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A: accomplished through design and advance planning

68
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what are types of engineering controls?

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A: Isolation and Ventilation

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what barriers are isolation controls?

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A: Physical, time or distance

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Define Ventilation’

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A: movement of air

71
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Define General Ventilation

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A: dilution or mixing with uncontaminated air

72
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What is local exhaust ventilation?

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A: Removal of airborne substance

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What are administrative controls?

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A: limiting Access or adjusting work schedules

74
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What is the least preferred method of Hazard Control?

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A: Personal Protective Equipment

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