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62 Cards in this Set
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Define oily waste
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Oil mixed with water or other fluids making it no longer useful.
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Define waste oil
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Oil whose characteristics have changed markedly since being originally refined and is not economically recyclable.
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Clean Water Act
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DOD issues regulations governing design, construction, and operation of sanitation devices on board vessels.
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Oil spills within U.S. contiguous zone
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-In Navy port: Notify shore side NOSC, notify National Response Center, mitigate the effects of spill, submit naval message.
-In non-Navy port: Notify NOSC, Notify National Response Center, mitigate effects of spill and clean up minor spills, submit naval message. |
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Oil spills outside U.S. contiguous zone
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Mitigate effects of spill, notify fleet Navy On Scene Coordinator (NOSC) by naval message, NOSC shall implement spill response plan
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Bilge water and Oily waste requirements
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Minimize contamination of bilge water. Mechanical seals in oil and water pumps greatly reduce generation of oily waste.
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Contaminated bilge water and oily waste
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Shall not use bilge cleaners or chemical agents that promote chemical emulsion.
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Bilge water and oily waste disposal in port
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Dispose of per supporting activity guidance by: permanent shore reception facility or oil water seperator (OWS) system.
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Material Safety Data Sheet
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Composition, chemical & physical characteristics, health and safety hazards, safe handling, use and disposal.
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Work Center Sup responsibilities with HMC&M
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1. PPE maintained and used
2. Ensure work center personnel trained and familiar with MSDS |
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All hands responsibilities to HMC&M
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1. Return HM to storage after use, properly store
2. Properly use and handle HM 3. Report spills |
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Proper marking of HM containers
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Clearly identify material name, manufacturer's name and address, and nature of hazard presented.
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Flammable material stowage requirements
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Must be kept in flammables liquid store room or cabinet. No rags, paper or wood. Mark and label area and ensure proper ventilation.
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Precautions when handling flammables
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Avoid accumulation of vapors and control sources of ignition.
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Location and contents of oil spill contaminant kits
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Shovels, gloves, coveralls, buckets, absorbent and sufficient quantities of containers and labels.
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Define Hazardous Material (HM)
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Material that may pose a substantial hazard to human health or the environment when released or spilled.
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Define Hazardous Waste
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Any discarded material whech meets definition of HM or designated HM by Environmental Protection Agency.
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HM storage and inspections
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Inspected weekly and quarterly for corrosion, leakage, improper labeling and shelf-life.
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Locations of MSDS
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HM/HW Coordinator at Medical, Supply Center, and HM container
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6 catagories of HM
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Flammables, aerosols, toxic, compressed gases, oxidizers, corrosives
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PPE when handling HM/HW
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Eye protection, respiratory device, gloves
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Disposal limitations for adhesives
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Store per applicable manual and dispose of onshore.
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Disposal limitations for grease
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Can be thrown overboard beyond 50 nautical miles off shore.
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Disposal limitations for hydraulic fluid
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Store per applicable manual and dispose of onshore.
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Disposal limitations for fuels
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Store per applicable manual and dispose of onshore.
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Disposal limitations for waste oils
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Store per applicable manual and dispose of onshore.
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Disposal limitations for paint/ paint thinners
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Store per applicable manual and dispose of onshore.
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Required all hands training for HM/HW program
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Type of HM in work area, what HMs are used and disposal, how to read warning labels, MSDS, PPE, emergency procedures
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Secondary labeling of HM when removed from original container
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Approved containers; existing label retained; subsequent containers marked with appropriate labeling
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Purpose of HM Authorized User's List (AUL)
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Current inventory of HM used for local acquisition and use
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Function and responsibilities of Material Control
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Provide material support to their cognizant organizations. i.e., establish pickup points for material, maintain liasion with ASD, proper operation of tool rooms
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Operational Target (OPTAR) funding: Flight Operations Fund (OFC-01)
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aircraft maintenance costs and repairs, fuels for flights, plaques for CO and XO.
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Operational Target (OPTAR) funding: Aviation Fleet Maintenance (AFM) Fund:
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Consumable repair parts used in aircraft maintenance, components or SE; test bench repair, IMRL repair and replacement
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Procedures of NALCOMIS operated Material Control
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Recieve work center requirements, provide data to ASD, enter date and time ordered, approve or disapprove by reviewing message mailbox
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Receipt and delivery of parts
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Receive material and DD-1348 from ASD, sign DD-1348, distribute to work center, obtain signiture of workcenter on DD-1348
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Turn-in of defective components
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One-for-one exchange of repairable unless R.I.P item.
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Define MILSTRIP
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Military Standard Requistioning and Issue Procedure
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ICRL
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Individual Component Repair List
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CRIPL
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Consolidated Remain-In-Place Liste
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NMCS
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Not Mission Capable Supply
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PMCS
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Partial Mission Capable Supply
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NSN
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National Stock Number (13 digits)
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NIIN
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National Item Identification Number (9 digits)
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AVDLR
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Aviation Depot Level Repair
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AWP
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Awaiting Parts
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IMRL
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Individual Material Readiness List
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AIR
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Aircraft Inventory Record
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EXREP
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Expeditious Repair
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Purpose of Flight Packet
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Issued to pilots for extended flights; contains: DD 1348 ro requistion parts, DD 1896 to procure jet fuel, VIDS/MAF, fuel sample logs
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SM&R codes
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Source, Maintenance and Recoverability
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Functional requirements of NAMP satisfied by O-Level NALCOMIS
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Improve mission capability, aircraft maintenance, supply support and upline reporting
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Functional requirements of NAMP satisfied by I-Level NALCOMIS
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Provides capability to manage maintenance and supply functions and processes
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Maintenance |
Collects and processes maintenance related data and provides data to other subsystems.
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Flight |
Collects and processes maintenance related data.
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Logs/Records |
Establishes and maintains configuration for engines, aircraft and AESRs(Aeronautical Equipment Service Record)
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Personnel |
Not in use at this time
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Assets |
Processes inventory and inspection criteria for SE and ALSS.
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Data analysis |
Approves and disapproves MAFs and NAVFLIRs for upline submission.
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Reports |
Selects and produces various reports.
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O-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Ad hoc query |
Creates user specific needed or requested reports.
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I-level NALCOMIS subsystem:
Maintenance Activity |
Allows maintenance personnel to document maintenance actions, order parts, maintain ICRL data and request inquiries.
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I-level NALCOMIS subsystem: Configuration Status Accounting
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Aircraft Engines, Support Equipment, and Technical Directives
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