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Week 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Why/when we would we go to emergency stations?

A

Anything that affects float,move, and fight capabilities

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2
Q

How many sets of DCHQ documentation are there onboard?

A

Two sets
1 in DCHQ1
1 in DCHQ2

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3
Q

What are the organisations that make up the ship protection force?

A

Deterrent force (DF)
Response force (RF)
Augmentation force (AF)

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4
Q

What is the aim of the response force?

A

Locate and contain intruder
Recovery of ships personnel
Act within their ROE and only use firearms as a last resort

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5
Q

What is the purpose of search cards?

A

Route maps with a list of compartments which are to be searched and reported

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6
Q

What tasks can the support party be called upon to carry out?

A

Supply full fire fighting teams
Supply fire fighting equipment
Running out CFHR
Boundary cooling
Rigging and manning smoke curtains
Atmosphere monitoring
Assist with casualty evacuation
Extinguisher recharging
BA controlling

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7
Q

What is the role of the attack party leader(APL)?

A

Manage the scene at the fire

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8
Q

What does the APL bag contain?

A

Long EBS
Y piece
Torch
Composite diagrams

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9
Q

Methods of raising the alarm?

A

LVA
Dialling 999
Audio panel fitted with manually activated alarm
Dial telephone fitted with general alarm button
Portable communications unit

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10
Q

What are the different WIFCOM channels?

A

Wire free:
Attack channel
Breathing apparatus channel
Fire fighting channel
Marine engineering channel
Weapons engineering channel
Damage control channel

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11
Q

What equipment is in the mechanical repair teams bag?

A

Bungs
Pipe clamps
Wooden wedges
Spanners

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12
Q

What equipment is in the electrical repair teams bag?

A

Rubber mats and gloves
Voltage testers
Fuse keys
Spare fuses
Insulates tools

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13
Q

What equipment is used for submarine damage control?

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EDBA
EBS
Radios
Documentation
Fearnought suits
Thermal imaging cameras
Electrical test equipment
DC lamps
Tools

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14
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What does a red cross locker contain?

A

Guard book
One long BU and nose clip
Pressure tight torches and batteries
Chisel ended wheel spanner
Tool roll
Large screwdriver
Wire cutters
Anti seasickness tablets
SITREP pack
x3 cups
Light sticks
Plastic bin liners
Emergency oxygen generator strikers

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15
Q

What does a reactor accident box contain?

A

Portable radiation monitoring equipment
Potassium Iodate tablets
Personal dosimeters and batteries
Plastic splash suits
RC entry suits
Instruction & radiation dose forms

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16
Q

What are the gases detectable by a dräger?

A

Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen dioxide
Hydrochloric acid
Chlorine

17
Q

Location of PMS consoles?

A

Ship control console (SCC)
Centralised control console (CCC)
Chalfont control panel (CCP)
Starting platform console (SPC)
Stand by supervisor (SFS)

18
Q

Positions that make up the DCHQ team?

A

DCO
ME cell
WE cell
Incident board marker
Communications number

19
Q

What are the two damage control repair teams?

A

Electrical repair team
Mechanical repair team

20
Q

Method for carrying the EBS mask while moving around the submarine?

A

Wearing the neck strap
Mask is held in position in front of body
Hose wrapped around waist with the end of the hose tucked in

21
Q

Hazards associated with moving whilst wearing an EBS mask?

A

Limited visibility
Restricted length of hose

22
Q

Procedure for stowing an EBS mask?

A

Undo straps to their full extent
Coil up hose neatly
Replace mask in EBS stowage

23
Q

Meaning and purpose of the term ‘balance across and open up bulkheads’?

A

Vent flaps in the bulkhead need to be opened to allow equalisation
This is done via PMS

24
Q

Pieces of information you should take note of when discovering a fire onboard?

A

Seat of the fire
Size of the fire
Type of fire
Any system damage
Any structural damage
Any casualties

25
Q

What are the principles of dealing with an IED?

A

Confirm
Clear
Cordon
Control

26
Q

Tanks associated with the bilge system?

A

Clean bilge tank
Dirty bilge tank
Contaminated oil tank
Non active drain tank
Precipitator drain tank

27
Q

Locations you can find copies of the submariner’s access list?

A

Coxswain office
Officer of the day duty pack
QM lobby

28
Q

Occasions the DC communications net is established or manned?

A

Upon closing up for any station

After restore or repair of systems

When it is the most effective form of communication

29
Q

What are the shore emergency services made available to aid a man overboard in harbour?

A

Royal Navy sick quarters
Kings Harbour master

30
Q

Reasons the submarine will go to diving stations for a complete loss of internal communications system?

A

Safety measure to ensure people are closed up should an incident occur whilst there is no other method of alerting them
Use personnel as a method of communications to pass information between compartments

31
Q

Reason for raising optronics masts during a man overboard incident?

A

Pass bearings of the casualty to the OOW and the plot/SCMS

32
Q

Actions that are required by the second person at a scene of a fire?

A

Grab extinguisher/FF equipment
Don EBS
Take over from first person
Until relieved by attack party

33
Q

Pieces of information that should be gathered if a telephoned IED threat is received?

A

Exact wording of the threat
Where is the bomb right now
When will it explode
What kind of bomb is it
What will cause it to explode
Did you and place it and why
Date and time of length of call
Any background sounds
Information about the caller

34
Q

Pieces of information required when making a report of an intruder?

A

What was seen?
How many?
Where were they seen?
Were any weapons?
Direction they’re going?
When were they seen?

35
Q

Positions you can make a full main broadcast using the auxiliary FMB equipment?

A

SCOOW position
DCHQ
DCHQ 2
MRS
Jetty sentry

SMQ (6 decks)

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