BMR-Ch 19 Safety and Hazardous Materials

What types of naval ships are inherently dangerous?

What program was designed to follow established procedures in conducting the day-to-day business aboard

Name the four evolutions and conditions that greatly increase the dangers of being at sea?

What term is often used in referring to an incident that just happen?

Mishaps don’t just happen; they are caused? (True False)

What program places special emphasis on observing certain precautions?

Name the three publications that contain safety precautions for each equipment or task?

What type of environment introduces factors affecting safety that are not found ashore?

What program stresses constant awareness of the hazard of being at sea?

What are the seven responsibilities for safety?

Name the shipboard environments that are dangerous?

Who should you report unsafe practices or condition to?

What are technical bulletins that contain information about hazardous material?

What does the acronym MSDS means?

What are the two factors that MSDS are based on?

What must manufactures provide to hazardous material users?

What language must MSDS be in?

What instruction directs you to follow the MSDS guidelines when handling hazardous material?

What is the major concern of Navy personnel (crew and passengers) aboard small boats?

What tells material users how to use, store, and dispose of hazardous material?

What are the precautions that should be followed when on or boarding a boat?

What is always a necessity aboard ship?

What should you wear when you must be on the main deck?

What type of life jacket must you wear whenever you are handling lines or taking part in UNREP?

Name the five tripping hazards onboard the ship’s deck?

What types of lines are rigged on the main deck when the sea is rough?

What areas of an aircraft carrier are particularly hazardous areas?

What are the two hazards on the flight deck that you should be aware of?

What type of line prevents personnel from being washed overboard?

What type of devise prevents personnel from falling or being washed over the side?

What type of line should be immediately rigged when removing a lifeline?

What part of the ship does not provide a good hold for scaffolding?

How must the base of scaffolding be to prevent it from sliding?

What type of scaffolds is prohibited to use?

When must scaffolds be erected?

What two muscles should be used when lifting objects?

What should be used for raising or lowering objects?

Name the pieces of equipment that should be used when working on a boatswain’s chair or on unguarded scaffolds?

How should your back be kept when lifting objects?

Where should you never stand when steadying loads?

What side of the ship should be used for fore-and-aft travel?

What area of line should you never stand in?

What type of line should you keep clear of?

Where should you keep the load when going up or down a ramp with a hand truck?

How should you move a load up a ramp, when using a hand truck?

Who must you obtain permission from before any work may be done aloft?

What type of equipment should be worn when working aloft?

What does the OOD do before granting permission to work aloft?

Who does the OOD notifies where the personnel will be working so that the necessary precautions can be

How should you move a load down a ramp, when using a hand truck?

What should you use to secure all tools and equipment with when working aloft?

What are the four situations that require a life jacket?

How long should the safety line be?

Name the pieces of equipment that should be worn when working over the side?

What is the purpose of the hole in back of the life jacket?

Who must you obtain permission from before any work may be over the side?

What should be worn when working aloft to guard against falls?

Name the two types of equipment that endanger personnel aloft by causing them to fall?

Name the two spaces that most accidents involving steam occur?

What type of steam is often invisible and it is always dangerous?

What should you always do before removing valves or otherwise opening the system?

Who must certify a closed space safe before entering?

What type of compartment may contain hidden danger?

Name the two types of gases that may be present in closed compartments?

What should you do first before opening a pressurize compartment?

What should you consider a compartment as if it has been closed for any length of time?

Who makes sure that spaces are safe for you to work in after they are open?

What are the three symptoms of a person that has been overcome by carbon monoxide?

What have bulkheads, decks, or overheads absorbed for the air if they appear to be rusted?

What types of gases are particularly dangerous because it gives no warning?

Name the two elements that generate toxic gases in storage compartments?

Name the two elements that speed up mildewing and rotting?

What is the primary producer of sulfur oxide aboard ships?

What are the three ways that government agencies and industries have sought to reduce sulfur oxide emission?

What is the name of the fuel oil that was developed by the Navy to reduce the sulfur oxide problem on ships?

What are the two body parts that sulfur oxide irritates?

How many hours should you allow a closed space that has been opened to ventilate before entering it?

Who must certify the safety of the safe?

How often must the gas free engineer recertify the space while personnel are working?

What are the four symptoms that bad air includes?

What should you wear before entering a space with little or no oxygen before attempting a rescue?

What type of effect does vapors of petroleum product causes when inhaled?

What percent by volume of petroleum vapors can result in the inability to walk straight after inhaled?

How many minutes after inhaling petroleum vapors of 0.1 % can result in the inability to walk straight?

What increased when lead is added to fuel?

What are the two routes that lead can be introduced into the body?

What type of equipment is recommended when entering fuel tanks?

What are the three symptoms of exposure to toxic vapors?

What are the two first aid measures taken for personnel that are overcome by toxic vapors?

What are the three items not permitted in spaces where fuel is exposed or during fueling?

What term includes any unprotected electrical lighting device?

What type of material can ignite at comparatively low temperatures?

What are the six precautions that should be observed when using paints and finishing materials?

What are the six precautions that should be observed when using solvents?

What are the four examples that open flames include?

What are the five precautions that should be observed when handling any type of weapon?

Name the two spaces that magazines are located as far as possible from?

Name the two types of systems that magazines are equipped with for emergency use to prevent explosions?

How is lighting accomplished in magazines?

What is an important part of ammunition handling?

What size projectiles are colored coded?

What are the two reasons that projectiles are colored coded?

Name the four types of projectiles that are identified by their own distinctive color markings?

What may dented cases cause?

What are used to protect the rotating bands of projectiles?

Where are pyrotechnic materials usually located?

When are pyrotechnic materials considered unserviceable?

What amount of voltage of equipment is the cause of more deaths than any other voltage?

What does most electronic equipment has connecting the equipment to the ship’s hull?

What are the six precautions that should be followed when working on or near electrical and electronic equipment?

What keeps the equipment frame and the ship’s hull at the same electrical potential?

What types of cylinders are common aboard ships?

What is the maximum temperature of storage that a compartment should not exceed?

What are the three material classifications for closures of ventilation systems?

Name the two elements that must be stowed in separate compartments from flammable gases?

Name the two elements that may be stowed in compartments designated for compressed gas stowage?

How many minutes must compartments containing compressed gases be ventilated for before entry?

What are the three precautions that must be observed when compressed gases are stowed on the weather deck?

What part of the cylinder should you take every effort to prevent corrosion of when in stowage?

What are the two types of inhibitors that are not permitted on oxygen cylinders?

What are the four characteristics of asbestos?

What type of element has the Navy had many uses for because of its multiple characteristics?

When does a problem occur when working with asbestos?

How many days after exposure to asbestos does most symptoms of asbestos-related diseases shows up?

What has the Navy instituted to control the use and replacement of asbestos with nonasbetos substitutes?

What are the two primary uses of asbestos by the Navy?

Name the two types of personnel that are only authorized to remove asbestos?

What are the two procedures that should be taken when handling asbestos material?

What instruction should you refer to for more detailed information on the hazards and control of asbestos?

What are the three materials that reinforced glass is made of?

Name the two types of resin that are used to make fiberglass?

What should be worn when cutting or grounding fiberglass?

What are the first two procedures that you should have done to an electrical tool before uses?

What department inspects and approves all electrical tools for safety aboard ships?

What type of plug must metal-cased portable electric tools have on the power cord?

What types of tools are not to be used in areas where flammable vapors, gases, liquids, or exposed explosive are kept?

What type of personnel should only operate gas welding or cutting equipment?

What are the five precautions to be taken during welding or cutting operations?

What are gases considered used in welding and cutting?

how many minutes must a fire watch remain on station after the job is completed?

When unplugging an extension cord from a receptacle connected to an electrical tool, what is unplugged first?

What type of fire-extinguishing equipment should not be used in small areas with one access opening ?

What type of fire-extinguishing equipment should be used in small areas with one access opening ?

What are the two factors that the safe operation of rotating machinery and tools require?

What are the seven general safety precautions that should be observed when operating rotating machinery?

What are the products that contain liquids under pressure?

What are the two forms that acids and alkalies are used in?

Why are acids and alkalies considered hazardous?

What type of burn does acids and alkalies cause?

Name the five protective equipment and gear that should be worn when handling acids and alkalies?

What should persons seek immediately who have been exposed to acids or alkalies?

What substance is a mixture of all liquid domestic wastes, especially human body waste?

What does sewage contains a large number of?

What are the five basic precautions that should be observed when working in sewage-handling areas?

What are the two types of hearing loss can continuous exposure to noise at a high level cause?

What are the three results of improper lifting?

What are the seven precautions that should be observed when engaged in recreational activities?

What are the seven precautions that should be observed for lifting?

What type of motions should be avoided?

What helps align the spine when lifting objects?

What motion during a lift is one of the most common causes of back injury?

What part of your body should you lift with?

Name the two overhaul facilities that ships go into for necessary repair?

What type of hazards are always problems in shipyards?

Name the two areas of the ship that are dangerous aboard ships?

What are the two precautions that are conducted before entering a shipyard for dry dock work?

What are the two precautions that should be observed handling LOX?

What are the five elements of heat stress that places stress on the body?

What type of cold injury occurs when the temperature of the body reaches subnormal levels?

What are causes of heat stress conditions aboard ships?

What are the two heat injuries that prolonged exposure to heat stress conditions causes?

What are the first four signs of heat exhaustion and stroke?

What is the major health risk when working in severe cold areas?

What naval program is designed to assist personnel that may be required to work in a heat stress environment by limiting the time they spend in a high heat stress situation?

What are the 15 general all-round safety precautions that should be followed to avoid serious mishaps?

What does the Navy’s Heat Stress Program establishes?

Why do we have tag-out procedures?

What should you refer to if you’re not sure of a tag-out procedure?

What instruction governs the Navy’s equipment tag-out bill?

What are the three purposes of the equipment tag-out bill?

Who heads the tag-out bill organization?

Who is responsible for making sure personnel in their department understand and follow bill procedures?

Who is responsible for and controls the tag-out system for equipment being repaired by a repair activity on a ship?

Who keeps track of the systems being tagged out?

Who is responsible for knowing the material condition of a department?

Who keeps up with the status of the engineering plant at all times?

Who may serve as the engineering officer (EOOD) of the watch?

Who designates authorizing officers?

Name the two ways that the CO designates the authorizing officer?

Who is responsible for knowing the state of the readiness at all times?

Who signs the final authorization placing a system off line for repair?

Who keeps track of the condition of readiness of the ship?

Who is always responsible for supervising the tag-out log?

Who signs the tag-out record sheet if a tag out has been requested by a repair activity?

Who is designed on the watch bill or in the POD?

What person can make or break the tag-out system?

Who has the authority to cause tags to be cleared or issued?

What does your signature verifies on the danger or caution tag?

What person is an important person in the tag-out procedures?

Who must know what systems are tagged out for periodic maintenance?

What is the process of checking a tag or label called?

What does the signature of the second person tells everyone concerned?

What person examines the tag or label to make sure it corresponds to the equipment that is supposed to be secured?

What person actually shuts a valve or secures a switch that takes a piece of equipment off line?

Name the two individuals that the second-checker notifies if they find something wrong?

What are the two conditions that tags and labels indicate?

What type of tags are tags and labels used as?

What color is the danger tag?

Name the two types of labels that are associated with the tag-out system?

What type of tag has a set of instructions printed on it about the operation?

What type of label identifies instruments that give inaccurate measurements because they are out of calibration?

What color is the Out-of-Calibration label?

What color is the caution tag?

What form is used for the Out-of-Calibration label?

What are the two pieces of information that you should mark the Out-of-Calibration with?

What type of label identifies instruments that give inaccurate measurements because they are defective or isolated from the system?

Name the two magnitude signs marked on the Out-of-Calibration label?

What color is the Out-of-Commission label?

What type of label must you use the instrument only with extreme caution?

What is used to control the entire tag-out procedures?

What does the number of tag-out logs required depends on?

Who specify the number of tag-out logs various ship classes must maintain?

Who must exchange information on tag-out actions on ships maintaining more than one tag-out log?

What is a record of authorization of each effective tag-out action?

Name the three documents that each tag-out log contains?

Where is a copy of the Main Instruction kept in the tag-out log?

What document of the tag-out log provides a sequential list of all tag outs?

Who specify what areas of the ship must maintain tag-out logs?

What document of the tag-out log is kept in the log until received and removed?

Who removes the index/ audit record or clearance danger/caution tag-out record sheets from the tag-out log?

What document of the tag-out log is used in audits of the log?

How many danger/caution tag-out record sheets are used to log on common systems?

Personal protective devices do nothing to reduce or eliminate hazards? (True or False)

What document of the tag-out log ensures serial numbers are sequentially issued?

What does personal protective devices merely establishes?

What are the four key elements in the use of personal protective equipment?

What document of the tag-out log provides a ready reference of existing tag outs?

Name the six types of protective equipment that are available to personnel?

Name the three articles that eye protection include?

Name the two articles that head protection include?

What article does respiratory protection includes?

Name the two articles that hearing protection include?

Name the two articles that foot protection include?

Name the five articles that electrical protection devices include?

Who should you report all safety hazards to?

What instruction contains the information on Navy safety?

What are the three hazards associated with jet aircraft on flight decks?

Why shouldn’t you paint scaffolding?

What are the three pieces of gear that you can receive a shock from when working aloft?

What are the three power sources of tools?

Why shouldn’t you use liquid soap or scented disinfectants to clean up spilled sewage?

Why shouldn’t you smoke around sewage-handling equipment?

What instruction standardizes tag-out procedures aboard ship?