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Identify a shipboard ungrounded system

Critical to shipboard reliability



"Perfect" ungrounded system


no path for current to flow if one of the power


conductors are connected to ground


"Real" ungrounded systems


in danger of possible shock


always some amount of current leakage

Effects of electric shock on the human body

cardiac arrest



muscle, nerve, and tissue destruction



thermal burns

Effects of current on human body caused by electric shock

1 ma: perceptible shock



10 ma: loss of muscle control



100 ma: ventricular fibrillation, fatal if applied to a vital organ more than one second

Procedures for electrical shock rescue

secure power



remove victim



call for medical assistance



administer CPR, if necessary, until relieved by medical authority

CO responsibilities

authorizes work on energized equipment


(CDO in CO's absence)



*Work on energized systems 1000 Volts or greater is prohibited unless approved by NAVSEA

Electro responsibilities

establishes tool issue



CPR certified



authorizes electrical tools/equip. for shipbd use



supervises main., repair and issue of:


(de)energized equip.


portable electrical tools


PPE



must be Safety Programs Afloat

SUPPO responsibilities

refers all equipment to electro for safety checks prior to issue

DIVO responsibilities

training



insp. of portable equipment



personal equipment is safety checked



ensure required personnel receive CPR training



new items received are safety checked



ensure electrical shock victims report to medical

All Hands Responsibilities

be alert to detect and report unsafe work practices and unsafe conditions

What rates require CPR certification (min of 50%)

EM


IC


ET


FC


CT


IT

What are 2 exceptions to pulling fuses in an energized circuit?

critical equipment



PMS

How often is portable equipment visually inspected?



Tested?

Shall be visually inspected prior to use NSTM 300



Tested quarterly IAW MIP 3000

How many amps can kill a person?

.1 Amps or 100 mA

Tool Issue Room

all ships require one



provided with insulated work bench



approved electric grade matting



segregated locker for "OOC" equipment

Extension Cords

may only connect 2 25' cables



100' cords only used in hangar, flt dk, well dk



100' cords in Repair Lockers labeled for emergency use only

Surge Protectors

must have...



metal case



double pole switch



circuit breaker

Fuse Removal Energized Circuit

< 1000 V



fuse holder in good condition



fuse holder not modified



< 10 A