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11 Cards in this Set
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Define the purpose of the Naval Aviation Saftey Program
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To preserve human life and material resources
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Explain the saftey responsibilties of the following personnel:
a. commanding officer b. aviation saftey officer c. ground saftey officer d. department head e. division officer f. saftey petty officer g. all hands |
a. ensures persons are instructed on drills and procedures and that they are posted. Ultimately responsible for the safety of the command
b. establishes and manages the command aviation saftey programs and keeps records and coordinates with other saftey officials c. Establishes and manages the ground saftey program and keeps records and coordinates with other saftey officials d. ensures saftey is observed by all in the department, posts saftey, informs and performs drills in the department e. ensures that saftey is complied with and recommends additional saftey f. The work center contact for all saftey concerns g. is everyones responsiblity |
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Explain the functions of the saftey council/enlisted saftey committee
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Recommends additional saftey matters, reviews command policies instructions and procedural conditions for accuracy, content and currency and makes corrections. Meets at least once a month.
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Discuss how the following contribute to aviation mishaps:
a. human error b. maintenance and support factors c. adminitrative and supervisory factors d. material failures or malfunctions e. enviornmental factors |
a. physical and mental condition
b. improper or lack of maintenance priority and QA c. lack of enforcing supervison and training d. faulty design or defective or improper repair e. heat, cold, wind, noise, vibrations, illumination, radiation etc. |
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Define the following mishap classes:
a. class A b. class B c. class C d. class D |
a. damage over $1 million, death and or permanent disability
b. damage over $200,000 but less than $1 million and or partial disability and or inpatient treatment c. damage over $10,000 but less than $200,000 and lost-time and or injury and or illness d. Less than $10,000 and no injury or lost-time |
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State the purpose of the aviation gas free engineering program
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ensures a safe enviornment with fuel systems
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Explain the hazards associated with radio frequency energy
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life threatening, shock, burns, biological changes, cateracts and can ignite flammable material
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State the purpose of the laser saftey hazard control program
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implements precautions and procedures when using lasers
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Explain the purpose of a saftey stand down
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devoted time for saftey training
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Discuss the concept of operational risk management(ORM)
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Does the outcome out weigh the risk?
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Explain the following as they apply to ORM:
a. Identify b. Assess c. Make risk decisions d. Implement controls e. Supervise |
remeber the term I AM IS.
a. Identify the causes and list of risks b. Assess the risks for severity of risk c. Make risk decisions to minimize the risk factors d. implemant controls to eliminate risks e. Supervise by following up and evaluating the outcome |
