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What are the key factors for successful damage control
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Organization and teamwork are considered the key factors for successful damage control operations.
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Name the basic objectives for shipboard damage control.
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Take measures to prevent damage, Minimize and localize damage as it occurs, Accomplish repairs as soon as possible, Restore equipment to operation, and Care for injured personnel
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What person is normally responsible for requesting quotas to send a repair party to school for training?
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Damage control assistant
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What publication contains information (tailored to your ship) on damage controlsystems, ventilation systems, piping systems, electrical systems, and compartmentation?
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Damage control books
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What eight-volume series of books can help you familiarize yourself with your ship’s characteristics?
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Ship Information book
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What person is responsible for damage control?
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Damage control is an all-hands
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What officer is known as the damage control officer?
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Engineer Officer
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When logging fittings in the damage control closure log, you may log a fitting open for
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24 hours
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What assistant to the engineer officer assists the damage control assistant in providing damage control training for the ship’s company?
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Fire marshal
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What is the purpose of the Rescue and Assistance Bill?
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The purpose of the Rescue and Assistance Bill is to organize qualified personnel to provide assistance outside the command.
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What person is responsible for the Toxic Gas Bill?
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Damage control assistant
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What report is submitted after an equipment repair that was reported as a CASREP is completed?
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CASCOR
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What officer monitors the Heat Stress Program for compliance?
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Safety officer
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What the two elements of the damage control organization?
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Administrative and Battle organizations
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What are the three objectives of damage control?
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(1) Maintain the established materialconditions of readiness; (2) train all personnel in all aspects of shipboard damage control;(3) maintain damage control systems and equipment in the best condition possible to ensure survivability.
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