Csoss Technician

Front 1

When performing preventative or corrective maintenance on energized electrical equipment and wearing gloves on both hands is to cumbersome, then...

Back 1

A single glove shall be worn on the non-working hand

Front 2

What is the most vital part of the CSOSS concept?

Back 2

Combat systems personnel

Front 3

When hanging tags, the second signer must...

Back 3

Not accompany the first person hanging the tag, independently verify the tag and then sign

Front 4

What is the first step in the procedure for fighting and electrical equipment on fire?

Back 4

Secure the power to the equipment

Front 5

What CSOSS document provides "possible effect" and "tactical impact" of a specific casualty?

Back 5

MCRP

Front 6

What are autonomous actions are based on?

Back 6

The concept that preplanned casualty responses, when authorized, proceed to completion unless negates by command

Front 7

A "caution" is used to...

Back 7

Call attention to an action that, if not correctly followed, could result in equipment damage

Front 8

Under what conditions may work be performed on energized equipment?

Back 8

The CO has granted permission to perform such a repair

Front 9

What procedure provides detailed directions for equipment activation, deactivation, and operation/configure change?

Back 9

Component Procedure (CP )

Front 10

What are the two types of procedures found in CSOSS?

Back 10

CSOP and CSOCC

Front 11

Which status board provides a diagram depicting ship-wide distribution of ownship parameters, engineering control, damage control, security alarm and sensor signals?

Back 11

SB 13/CS

Front 12

Communications between an CSOSS supported personnel must be ..... to provide status info for readiness assessment and on which to base decisions for casualty responses.

Back 12

Timely and concise

Front 13

Who is the central point of coordination for Combat Systems Maintenance?

Back 13

CSOOW

Front 14

What sections of a Casualty Response Procedure (CRP) are required to be memorized?

Back 14

Initial controlling actions and immediate follow on actions

Front 15

When tagging out equipment, which of the following CANNOT normally be used?

Back 15

1) Rotary cut out switch

2) Dead front fuses

3) Fuses

4) Circuit Breakers

Hint 15

Switch

Front 16

What is the first step when observing personnel experiencing electrical shock?

Back 16

Shut off the power

Front 17

What is the support data that contains diagram and the means for manually recording status?

Back 17

Status Board (SB)

Front 18

What does a Casualty Response Procedure (CRP) provide?

Back 18

Detailed steps that amplify actions identified in the 4 sections of the Master Casualty Response Procedure

Front 19

On a Master Casualty Response Procedure, what are Supplementary Control/Reconfiguration/Repair Actions?

Back 19

Actions that take the system from the safe conditions to any available stable alternate configuration

Front 20

What is the definition of redundant?

Back 20

Equipment can perform with no loss or reduction of any operational capabilities as a result of a failure. All faults affect redundancy only

Front 21

On a Master Casualty Response Procedure, what are immediate follow on actions?

Back 21

Actions to get an actual casualty under control an put the affected system into safe (but degraded) state

Front 22

What provides guidance on the CSOSS feedback procedures?

Back 22

CSOSS standard note (SN 7/CS)

Front 23

Which of the following are NOT fundamental guidelines which should be utilized to assure affective casualty detection and reporting results?

Back 23

1) Most casualties are caused by operator error and need minimal repair time

2) Good reports from multi sources are often valuable in localizing casualty causes

3) For immediate use, each report must be accurate; use standard terminology and be timely and concise

Hint 23

Most casualties are caused by operator error and need minimal repair time

Front 24

What is the primary extinguishing agent for a Class "C" Fire?

Back 24

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Front 25

What is the first step in the procedure for fighting an electrical equipment fire?

Back 25

Secure power to the equipment

Front 26

In what part of CSOSS can information on battleshort be obtained?

Back 26

Standard Note 5

Front 27

Why should PKP not be used as an extinguishingnagent for Class "C"fire?

Back 27

Agent leaves residue

Front 28

What is the CSOCC application that contains essential action and coordination requirement?

Back 28

Master Casualty Response Procedure (MCRP)

Front 29

What does the Master Casualty Response Procedure (MCRP) provide?

Back 29

Essential action and coordination requirement

Front 30

What is the definition of major?

Back 30

Equipment has faults which prevent it from performing some important functions but allow it to perform at least one essential operational function to some extent. Corrective maintenance is needed at the earliest opportunity

Front 31

What type of equipment should be considered energized?

Back 31

Damaged

Front 32

What is the CSOCC application that is used to coordinate responses to major casualties?

Back 32

Master Emergency System Procedure (MESP)

Front 33

On a Master Casualty Response Procedure, what are Restore Precasualty Configuration actions?

Back 33

Action that restore the casualty objects to a Precasualty online condition/configuration as the tactical situation requires

Front 34

What is used to combat a "Loss of Power" casualty?

Back 34

CRP 1.1/XXX

Front 35

Which of the following is not a CSOCC component?

Back 35

1. MCRP

2. MEP

3. MP

4. MESP

Hint 35

MP Master Procedure

Front 36

What is not considered a Basic Support Data?

Back 36

1. System Data Table AFT

2. Standard Note

3. Casualty Response Procedure CRP

4. System Diagram

Hint 36

Casualty Response Procedure

Front 37

What is the CSOCC application used for emergency processes such as casualty reconfiguration or reinitialozation?

Back 37

Master Emergency Procedure (MEP)

Front 38

How many types of procedures are found within CSOSS?

Back 38

2

Front 39

Which of the following is not normally used to record system capability/status on status boards?

Back 39

1. Not degraded

2. Up

3. Down

4. Degraded

Hint 39

Not degraded

Front 40

What is the definition of Direct?

Back 40

Used by supervisory and command personnel to cause an ordered action or series of actions to be performed by action area personnel in a specific manner or to a specified (directed) level of operation

Front 41

What of the following is not a Support Data Component?

Back 41

1. SP

2. SD

3. SB

4. SN

Hint 41

SP

Front 42

On a Master Casualty Response Procedure, what are Initial Controlling actions?

Back 42

Actions to get an abnormal condition under control