Ammuition Storage And Handling

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WHEN OPERATING IN A HERO ENVIRONMENT, YOU MUST COMPLY WITH PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONS CONTAINED IN WHAT PUBLICATION (NAVSEA AND NAVAIR NUMBER) ?

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NAVSEA OP 3565/NA 16-1-529

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REPORT ACCIDENTS INVOLVING ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT, AMMUNITION, AND EXPLOSIVES WHERE MATERIAL DAMAGE OR PERSONNEL INJURY OCCUR IN ACCORDANCE WITH WHAT INSTRUCTIONS ?

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OPNAVINST 5102.1/OPNAVINST 4790.2 (OPNAVINST 8600.2B IF THE TEST IS UP TO DATE)

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IN ACCORDANCE WITH NAVSEAINST 8023.3 SERIES AND OP 4, HOISTS ARE WEIGHT TESTED EVERY HOW MANY MONTHS ?

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48 MONTHS

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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF A TRANSFER AREA ?

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THE SAFEST AND QUICKEST ROUTES OF TRAVEL FOR WEAPONS TO THE STAGING AREAS, USUALLY USED TO TRANSFER ORDNANCE BETWEEN UPPER AND LOWER STAGE ELEVATORS, OR IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES, BETWEEN FORWARD AND AFT SECTIONS OF THE SHIP WITHOUT GOING ABOVE THE SECOND DECK

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STAGING AREAS FOR ASSEMBLED WEAPONS ARE RESTRICTED TO WHAT TYPES OF AREAS ?

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CONVENIENT TO JETTISON LOCATIONS, AT LEAST TWO CLEAR ACCESS ROUTES, COVER BY SPRINKLER OR CHARGED FIRE HOSES, AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE FROM FUELING STATIONS AND LOX CARTS, MANNED AND PROVISIONED FOR PHYSICALLY SECURING WEAPONS

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THE SPACE WHERE WEAPONS SUPPORT EQUIPMENT IS STOWED IS KNOWN AS WHAT AREA ?

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SUPPORT AREAS

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THE PHYSICAL REMOVAL OF AMMUNITION FROM THE MAGAZINE IS KNOWN AS WHAT ?

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BREAKOUT

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NORMALLY, HOW MANY PERSONS OPERATE A BOMB ASSEMBLY STAND ?

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10

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WHAT PERSON ENSURES THE APPROPRIATE HERO CONDITION HAS BEEN SET ?

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OPERATIONS OFFICER

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A FLY-IN SUPPORT PACKAGE (FISP) WILL SUPPORT AN ADVANCED BASE FOR WHAT PERIOD OF TIME ?

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10 DAY PERIOD

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AT AN ADVANCED BASE, WHAT METHOD IS USED TO ASSEMBLE BOMBS FROM THE
PALLETS ?

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PULL AND TURN

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ALL UNITS OF THE NAVAL SHORE ESTABLISHMENT THAT PRODUCE, STORE, SHIP OR OTHERWISE HANDLE AMMUNITION, EXPLOSIVES, AND OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ARE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF WHAT COMMAND ?

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NAVSEASYSCOM

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) HAZARD CLASS 1 IS SUBDIVIDED INTO HOW MANY DIVISIONS ?

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5

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WHAT TYPE OF MAGAZINE IS EARTH COVERED AND ARCH SHAPED WITH A PRE-FABRICATED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ?

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KEYPORT

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WHAT TYPE OF MAGAZINE IS OF CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, RECTANGULAR SHAPE AND NORMALLY MEASURES 12 FEET BY 17 FEET ?

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BOX

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WHAT TYPE OF MAGAZINE IS OF CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION AND IS SHAPED LIKE A BEEHIVE OR DOME ?

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CORBETTA

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WHAT TYPE OF MAGAZINE IS A TUNNEL OR CAVE, AND THE DIMENSIONS WILL VARY ?

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GALLERY

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ON A CLEAR DAY, WHAT DISTANCE FROM THE MAGAZINE DO YOU HAVE TO MAINTAIN TO OPEN AN AMMUNITION CAN ?

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50 YARDS

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IN THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR 4XTX4 WHAT DOES THE LETTER T IN THE THIRD POSITION INDICATE ?

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THAT THE MAGAZINE IS EARTH-COVERED AND BARRICADED

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IF THE LETTERS X, Y, OR Z ARE ADDED TO THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ?

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THAT THE MAGAZINE IS OF MISCELLANEOUS OR NON-STANDARD SIZE

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OF THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINE DESIGNATORS - 2FD2, 5FS2, 5XT4, 2DT4 WHICH IDENTIFIES A NON-STANDARD MAGAZINE ?

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5XT4

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINE DESIGNATORS - D, T, C, X WHICH INDICATES THE PRESENCE OF BOMB AMMUNITION IN THE MAGAZINE ?

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X (EXPLOSIVE)

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CLASS A EXPLOSIVE IS WHAT TYPE OF HAZARD ?

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MASS DETONATION

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IN THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR 4XCY4, WHAT DOES THE NUMBER 4 IN THE FOURTH POSITION INDICATE ?

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THAT THE MAGAZINE IS THE FOURTH MAGAZINE IN THE MAGAZINE AREA

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AT AN ADVANCED BASE IF A VALID REASON EXISTS FOR NOT COMPLYING WITH STORAGE AND HANDLING REGULATIONS/INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE NAVSEA OP 5 VOL. 1 & 2, YOU WOULD REFER TO WHAT PUBLICATION ?

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AMMUNITION ASHORE NAVSEA OP 5 VOL. 3

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WHAT IS THE PRINCIPLE OBJECTIVE IN THE DISPERSION OF AMMUNITION ?

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TO PREVENT THE COMPLETE LOSS OF A SINGLE TYPE OF AMMUNITION BECAUSE OF FIRE, ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION, OR HOSTILE ACTION

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AT AN ADVANCED BASE BOMBS ARE ASSEMBLED ON THEIR SHIPPING PALLETS, THIS METHOD OF BOMB ASSEMBLY IS KNOWN AS WHAT ?

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THE PULL AND TURN METHOD

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AT AN ADVANCE BASE THE DISPOSAL SITE SHOULD BE AT LEAST HOW MANY YARDS FROM THE NEAREST AMMUNITION STORAGE SITE AND ANY INHABITED AREA OF THE BASE ?

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800 YARDS

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AT AN ADVANCED BASE ENEMY AMMUNITION AREAS SHOULD BE AT LEAST HOW MANY YARDS FROM THE OTHER STORAGE AREAS ?

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800 YARDS

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ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL AREAS MUST BE AT LEAST HOW MANY YARDS FROM THE AMMUNITION STORAGE AND HANDLING AREAS ?

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800 YARDS

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WHAT DOES THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR X IDENTIFY AT AN ADVANCED
BASE ?

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EXPLOSION HAZARD

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WHAT DOES THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR Y IDENTIFY AT AN ADVANCED
BASE ?

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FIRE HAZARD

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WHAT DOES THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR Z IDENTIFY AT AN ADVANCED
BASE ?

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FRAGMENT HAZARD

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WHAT DOES THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR R IDENTIFY AT AN ADVANCED
BASE ?

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OPEN STORAGE (REVETTED)

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WHAT DOES THE MAGAZINE DESIGNATOR G IDENTIFY AT AN ADVANCED
BASE ?

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CAVES AND TUNNELS

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TO BECOME A QUALIFIED EXPLOSIVE DRIVER WHAT QUALIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED ?

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A VALID STATE OPERATORS LICENSE, AN ANNUAL MEDICAL EXAMINERS CERTIFICATE, U.S. GOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S IDENTIFICATION CARD (STANDARD FORM 46), BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER, PASS A MENTAL EXAMINATION, NOT BE ADDICTED TO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL, AND HAVE THE ABILITY TO READ AND UNDERSTAND REGULATIONS

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION AND SHIPMENT OF NAVAL ORDNANCE MATERIAL ARE CONTAINED IN WHAT MANUAL ?

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NAVSEA 2165 VOL. 1, NAVY TRANSPORTATION SAFETY HANDBOOK FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY AND TRANSPORTATION/SHIPPING OF
EXPLOSIVES ?

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THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT)

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AN EXPLOSIVE DRIVER MUST BE AT LEAST WHAT AGE FOR OFF-STATION VEHICLE EXPLOSIVE/HAZARDOUS MATERIAL OPERATIONS ?

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21 YEARS OF AGE

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING - PHYSICAL, ORDNANCE CERTIFICATION, MENTAL CHECK, OR 18 YEARS OLD IS NOT REQUIRED TO AN EXPLOSIVE DRIVER ?

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ORDNANCE CERTIFICATION

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WHO DEVELOPS AND APPROVES THE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NAVY SHIPS, IN WHICH AMMUNITION STOWAGE SPACES (MAGAZINES) ARE
DESIGNATED ?

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NAVSEASYSCOM

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WHO AUTHORIZES MIXED STOWAGE IN MAGAZINES ?

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NAVSEASYSCOM

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CONCERNING MAGAZINES, WHAT DO THE STENCILED MARKINGS THAT MUST BE LOCATED ON THE BULKHEADS, OVERHEADS, AND DECKS 12 FEET APART STATE ON THEM ?

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AMMUNITION FAR SIDE

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WHERE ARE LOCKERS FREQUENTLY LOCATED ?

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ON THE WEATHER DECK

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LOCKERS ARE LOCATED ON THE WEATHER DECKS FOR WHAT REASON ?

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SO, IF NECESSARY, THEY CAN BE MANUALLY JETTISONED

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SPECIFIC SPACES ABOARD SHIP MAY BE DESIGNATED AS CHEMICAL MAGAZINES
BY WHO ?

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NAVSEASYSCOM

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THE DECKS AND BULKHEADS OF CHEMICAL MAGAZINES ARE COATED WITH
WHAT MATERIAL ?

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AN IMPERMEABLE MATERIAL

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WHAT MAGAZINES DO NOT REQUIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ?

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MAGAZINES FOR MARINE LOCATION MARKERS, WEATHER DECK LOCKERS, AND 20MM READY SERVICE ROOM

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HOW MANY THERMOMETERS ARE REQUIRED TO BE IN A MAGAZINE ?

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1 OR MORE (2)

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WHEN MIXED STOWAGE IS USED, MAKE SURE IT CONFORMS TO THE STOWAGE TABLES LISTED IN WHAT PUBLICATION ?

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NAVSEA OP 4, AMMUNITION AFLOAT

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WHEN INSPECTING A MAGAZINE CONTAINING SMOKELESS POWDER PARTICULAR ATTENTION SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THE PRESENCE OF WHAT ?

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THE SMELL OF ALCOHOL, ETHER OR NITROUS OXIDE ODORS

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MAGAZINES THAT ARE CONTINUOUSLY OCCUPIED BY PERSONNEL ARE BLOWN THROUGH OR VENTILATED EVERY HOW MANY HOURS ?

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A MINIMUM OF EVERY 5 HOURS

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WHAT IN THE MAGAZINE ALLOWS AIR AND WATER TO ESCAPE FROM THE MAGAZINE DURING FLOODING INTO ONE OF THE VENTILATION DUCTS OR THROUGH AN INDEPENDENT AIR ESCAPE ?

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THE MAGAZINE CHECK VALVE LOCATED IN THE EXHAUST VENTILATOR

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WHAT HIGH ALARM TEMPERATURE SYSTEM CIRCUIT DETECTS A RAPID RISE IN TEMPERATURE ?

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THE FH CIRCUIT

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WHAT CAN BE USED TO MAKES RACKS IN SHIPBOARD MAGAZINES ?

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STANCHIONS AND BATTENS

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WHAT ARE USED TO DIVIDE A LARGE MAGAZINE AREA INTO SMALLER AREAS OR BINS TO HOLD VARIOUS SIZES OF AMMUNITION WITH A MINIMUM LOSS OF SPACE ?

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STANCHIONS

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WHAT IS USED TO ZERO OUT MAXIMUM-MINIMUM THERMOMETERS IN MAGAZINES?

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A HORSESHOE SHAPED MAGNET (SOMETIMES ON THE TEST IT WILL JUST SAY MAGNET)

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MAGAZINE TEMPERATURE CARDS ARE RETAINED ON FILE FOR WHAT PERIOD OF TIME ?

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ONE YEAR

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WHEN RECORDING MAGAZINE TEMPERATURES IN THE PERMANENT LOG, RECORD TEMPERATURES IN EXCESS OF 100 DEGREES IN WHAT WAY ?

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IN RED INK

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WHAT HAS TO BE DONE IF TEMPERATURES INSIDE A MAGAZINE EXCEED 100 DEGREES ?

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THE MAGAZINE MUST BE ARTIFICIALLY COOLED

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WHAT ARE THE THREE BASIC TYPES OF HOISTS USED ABOARD ?

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MANUALLY, ELECTRICALLY, AND HYDRAULICALLY POWERED

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WHEN INSPECTING HOISTS IN A MAGAZINE STOWAGE AREA, AS A MINIMUM YOU WOULD LOOK FOR WHAT INFORMATION ?

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THE NAME OF THE INSPECTING ACTIVITY AND THE NAME OF THE PERSON DOING THE INSPECTION, THE DATE THE TEST WAS PERFORMED, AND THE DATE THE NEXT TEST IS REQUIRED

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HOISTS MUST BE WEIGHT TESTED EVERY 48 MONTHS IN ACCORDANCE WITH WHAT INSTRUCTION/MANUAL ?

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NAVSEA 8023.3 AND NAVSEA OP 4

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WHEN CAN PERSONNEL RIDE ON ELEVATORS ?

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INJURED PERSONNEL OR WHEN PERFORMING MAINTENANCE

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WHAT IS THE SAFE WORKING LOAD OF A SPECIAL ARMAMENT STOWAGE SPACE (SASS) ELEVATOR ?

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12,000 LBS

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THE 5,500 POUND LOWER STAGE WEAPONS ELEVATOR SERVICES MAGAZINES AND AMMUNITION HANDLING AREAS ON WHAT DECKS ?

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FROM THE 7TH DECK LEVEL UP TO AND INCLUDING THE SECOND DECK LEVEL

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WHAT METHOD OF INSTRUCTION IS USED TO TRAIN PERSONNEL ON THE OPERATION OF ELEVATORS

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ON-THE-JOB-TRAINING (OJT)

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WHAT SAFETY DEVICE IS INSTALLED ON A WIRE ROPE TO STOP THE ELEVATOR IF THE ROPE BREAKS ?

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A BROKEN ROPE SAFETY SWITCH, IF ANY ONE OF THE SUSPENSION PLATFORM ROPES BREAK, A ROLLER WEDGING MECHANISM AUTOMATICALLY OPERATES TO LOCK THE PLATFORM TO THE GUIDE RAILS

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WHAT DEVICE IS PROVIDED FOR EACH SUSPENSION ROPE AND THE GOVERNOR ROPE WHEN IT SENSES ROPE SLACK TO SHUTOFF ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE HOISTING WINCH MOTOR AND BRAKE, STOPPING THE ELEVATOR ?

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A SLACK CABLE-SENSING DEVICE

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WHAT STOPS THE ELEVATOR PLATFORM IF THE ELEVATOR OVER TRAVELS DOWNWARD BEYOND THE HOLD DECK LOADING STATION LEVEL ?

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BY SPRING BUMPERS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE ELEVATOR TRUNK

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ALL ELECTRICAL POWER REQUIREMENTS FOR THE WEAPONS HANDLING SYSTEM ELEVATORS COME FROM WHERE ?

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THE SHIPS'S SERVICE 440-VOLT, THREE PHASE, 60 HERTZ POWER SUPPLY