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WHAT ARE THE 5 STEPS TO ORM? |
IDENTIFY HAZARD ASSESS HAZARD MAKE RISK DECISION IMPLEMENT CONTROLS SUPERVISE |
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WHAT ARE THE THREE PHASES OF ORM? |
IN DEPTH DELIBERATE TIME CRITICAL |
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IN ACCORDANCE TO ORM, WHICH DATA IS REQUIRED FOR ALL DIVING OPERATIONS? |
(A) SURFACE CONDITIONS (B) UNDERWATER CONDITIONS (C) EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL RESOURCES (D) ASSISTANCE AND EMERGENCIES |
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ANY VESSEL BEING USED TO SUPPORT SURFACE SUPPLIED OR TENDED DIVING OPERATIONS ON FIXED OBJECTS SHALL BE AT LEAST A ___________________ OR USE A DYNAMIC POSITIONING (DP) VESSEL. |
TWO POINT MOOR. |
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WHAT ARE THE TWO EXCEPTIONS TO DIVING FROM A TWO POINT MOOR? |
A) WHEN MOORED ALONGSIDE A PIER OR ANOTHER VESSEL THAT IS PROPERLY ANCHORED.
B) WHEN A SHIP IS PERFORMING DIVING DURING OPEN OCEAN TRANSITS AND CANNOT MOOR DUE TO DEPTH. |
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A DIVER WEARING A SURFACE SUPPLIED OUTFIT, SUCH AS THE MK21/KM-37 SSDS WITH HEAVY WEIGHTS, CAN USUALLY WORK IN CURRENTS UP TO ___________ KNOTS WITHOUT UNDUE DIFFICULTY? |
1.5 |
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A DIVER SUPPLIED WITH AN ADDITIONAL WEIGHTED BELT MAY BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH USEFUL WORK IN CURRENTS AS STRONG AS _________ KNOTS. |
2.5 |
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A SUCBA DIVER IS SEVERELY HANDICAPPED BY CURRENTS GREATER THAN? |
1 KNOT |
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WHAT MUST YOU DO AS A MINIMUM FOR SCUBA DIVERS IN CURRENTS GREATER THAN 1 KNOT? |
TENDED OR HAVE A WITNESS FLOAT |
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR MAIN TYPES OF AIR DIVING EQUIPMENT USED IN U.S NAVY DIVING OPERATIONS? |
(A) OPEN-CIRCUIT SCUBA (B) MK 20 MOD 0 (C) MK 21 MOD 1/KM-37 (D) EXO BR MS |
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WHAT FACTORS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN SELECTING THE DIVING TECHNIQUE? |
(A) DURATION AND DEPTH OF THNE DIVE. (B) TYPE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED. (C) ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS (D) TIME CONSTRAINTS
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A level I chamber is defined as what? |
A US Navy certified recompression chamber close enough to the dive site to support surface decompression with a surface interval of 5 mins. (NOTE 1,2) |
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A level II chamber is defined as what? |
A U.S Navy certified recompression chamber accessible within one hour of the casualty (NOTE 2) |
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A level III chamber is defined as what? |
A U.S Navy certified recompression chamber accessible within six hours of the casualty. (NOTE 3,4) |
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What is chamber note 1? |
Based on space constraints at the site, the Commanding Officer may authorize extension of the surface interval to a maximum of 7 mins IAW Para 9-12.6 and 14-4.14. |
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What is chamber note 2? |
A non-Navy chamber may be used to satisfy the requirement if approved in writing by the CNO. |
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What is chamber note 3? |
A non-Navy chamber may be used to satisfy the requirement if approved in writing by the Commanding Officer. |
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What is chamber note 4? |
During extreme circumstances when a chamber cannot be reached within 6 hours the Commanding Officer can give authorization to use the nearest approved recompression facility. |
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What are the 11 minimum item that are to briefed during a sup brief? |
1) Dive Objectives 2) Time and Depth limits for the dive 3) Task Assignments 4) Buddy Assignments 5) Work techniques and tools 6) Phases of the dive 7) Route to the work site 8) Special signals 9) Anticipated conditions 10) Anticipated hazards 11) Emergency procedures |
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What is the normal and max depth limit for SCUBA? |
130 Normal 190 Max |
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When is a octopus required to be used? |
a) Standby Diver b) Ice/cold water diving c) DOD Civilians |
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What is the minimum cylinder size authorized for use? |
50 cubic ft |
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(TRUE/FALSE) SCUBA equipment is not authorized for use in enclosed space diving? |
TRUE |
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Open-circuit SCUBA dives requiring decompression may ben made only when considered absolutely necessary and authorized by the? |
Commanding Officer or OIC |
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If air supply is not available, what will be pervaded to the divers for decompression? |
A backup unit |
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All surface supplied diving systems must include a ____________and a_______________ air supply IAW the MAN10? |
Primary and Secondary |
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What three modes of decompression are combined in the Air Decompression Tables? |
1) In-water decompression on air 2) In-water decompression on air and O2 3) Surface decompression on oxygen |
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Deviations from established decompression procedures are not permitted except in an emergency and with the guidance and recommendation of _____________ with the Commanding Officer and OIC approval. |
DMO |
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In-water Decompression on Air is most suitable for dives that do not exceed how many mins of decompression? |
:15 |
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When is In-water decompression strongly recommended? |
Whenever the total decompression stop time on air exceeds :15 and surface decompression is not a viable alternative. |
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How long do you ventilate each diver after shifting to 100% O2? |
20 seconds |
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Ounce diver shave neen recovered into the chamber, a second dive team can begin descent, provided the chamber and the SSD system have what? |
Separate air supplies |
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Use of an inside tender, when two divers undergo surface decompression, is at the discretion of who? |
Dive Supervisor |
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when are the divers eligible for SurD? |
Upon completion of their 40fsw stop. |
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What is the travel rate from bottom to 40fsw and from 40fsw to surface |
30fpm to 40fsw and 40fpm to surface. |
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How long do the tenders have to remove the breathing apparatus and the diving dress and assist the divers into then chamber? |
:3::30 |
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what is the maximum travel rate to 50 fsw in the chamber during a SurD? |
100FPM |
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What is the maximum surface interval from 40fsw to 50 ft in the chamber without incurring a penalty? |
:05 |
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where are periods 2-4 spent? |
40 ft |
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where is time spent if more than 4 periods are required? |
30 ft |
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what is the ascent rate from 50 to 40 and from 40 to 30fsw in the chamber? |
30fpm |
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Is ascent time from 50 to 40 included in the first oxygen breathing period? |
yes |
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when should ascent from 40 to 30, if required be taken? |
during an air break |
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what is the air break considered during a SurD? |
Dead time |
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When the last oxygen breathing period has been completed, return the divers back to surface breathing what? |
chamber air. |
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Ascent in the chamber during a SurD is? |
30fpm |
