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34 Cards in this Set
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What is ORM?
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a DECISION MAKING TOOL... by anticipating hazards and reducing the potential for loss
Minimize risks to acceptable levels ORM is a group effort that will involve input from all personnel involved in the task |
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5 steps to ORM
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IAMIS
Identify hazards Assess hazards Make risk decisions Implement controls Supervise |
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4 Principles of ORM
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accept risk when benefits outweigh the cost
accept no unnecessary risks anticipate and manage risk by planning make risk decisions at the right level |
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3 Types - ORM
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Time Critical
Deliberate In-depth |
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2 Categories - ORM
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hazard SEVERITY
mishap PROBABILITY |
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RAC
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Risk Assessment Code
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5 RAC codes
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Catastrophic
Serious Moderate Minor negligible |
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Crewman job discription
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Keeping a LOOK OUT and reporting to coxswain as necessary
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SALUTE - crewman reporting format
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Size
Activity Location Unit Time Equipment |
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SPOT - crewman reporting format
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Size
Position Observation Time |
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Crewman jobs
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Gunner
3M of all equipment Cleanliness, secured for sea |
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4 Weapon Safety Rules
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TREAT every weapon as if it were loaded
NEVER point your weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot KEEP your finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire KEEP your weapon on safe until ready to fire |
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Define - DEADLY FORCE
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The force which a person uses, causing- or that a person knows, or should know would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm.
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Define - Serious bodily harm
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Harm that may cause a hospital stay over 24 hours
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Define - COI
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Contact of Interest
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3 parts of the Deadly Force Triangle
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Capability
Opportunity Intent |
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8 Justifications of Deadly Force
SANDIIIE |
1. Serious Offense Against Persons
2. Assets Involving National Security 3. National Infrastructure Designated by the President 4. Defense of Non-DOD Personnel (others) 5. Inherent Right of Self Defense 6. Inherently Dangerous Property 7. Incident to Arrest or Apprehension - Delegated by SECDEF 8. Escape - Delegated by SECDEF |
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SCOF
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Seaward Continuum of Force
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SCOF LEVELS
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Level 1. Show of presence (Initial hail)
Level 2. Second hail Level 3. Final hail, warning shots Level 4. Disabling fire/Directed Destructive fire (VPIT: Vessel Posing Imminent Treat |
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Define - Mis-fire
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Trigger pulled but does not fire
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Define - Hot gun
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200 rounds in less than 2 minutes is considered hot bun for both M240 and M2(50.cal)
*Gun may start "cooking off" |
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Define - Cook Off
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Heat from chamber fires rounds on it's own
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Define - Run-away gun
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gun is cooking off rounds non-stop
*maintain POSITIVE CONTROL |
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Define - Stoppage
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A stoppage in the cycle of operation
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Define - Hang Fire
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Delayed Fire
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M-2 HB
Round Max Range Effective Range |
.50 cal
6767 meters 1830 meters |
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M-240
Round Max Range Effective Range |
7.62 mm
3725 meters 1100 meters |
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M-9
Round Max Range Effective Range |
9 mm
1800 meters 50 meters |
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M-4
Round Max Range Effective Range |
5.56 mm
3600 meters 600 meters |
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M500
Round Max Range Effective Range |
12 Gauge
600 meters 46 meters (buckshot) |
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Condition 1 weapon
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Round in chamber
Round in feed tray Bolt forward or racked Top cover closed Safety on |
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Condition 3 weapon
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NO round in chamber
Rounds in feed tray bolt forward or racked Top cover closed Safety on |
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Condition 4 weapon
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NO rounds in chamber
NO rounds on the feed tray/Magazine off Bolt forward Top cover closed Safety on |
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Weapon Cycle of Operation
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Feeding
Chambering Locking Firing Unlocking Extracting Ejecting Cocking |
