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19 Cards in this Set
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Mission of naval logistics |
Sustain operational readiness by getting the right support at the right time |
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Purpose of fleet cargo message FFR |
Info on own ships movement and contains instructions on forwarding materials based on priority group |
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Loading of subsistence |
Food for 45 days to ensure 30 days |
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Battle station rationspurpose |
A ration limited perishable and non-perishable food items, galley support temporarily shut down |
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Ship store afloat |
Necessary for health, comfort, and convenience |
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Hazardous material |
FATCOC |
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Incompatibility materials |
2 or more substances from separate categories that could cause a reaction |
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Identify material using |
HMUG, SDS, 5100.19 |
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Skeleton structure for hazardous spilling response |
Discovery, initiation, evaluation, containment, dispersion, cleanup, disposal, re-entry, follow up report |
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Hazmat PPE |
Coveralls, Gloves, boots, SCBA, EEBD, eye pro, face shield |
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Hazardous material |
Any material, because of quantity, concentration, or physical, chemical, or infectious characteristics, may pose a substantial hazard to human health or the environment |
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Hazardous waste |
Discarded material which can no longer be recycled, reused, or meet EPA |
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Oily waste |
Oil waste generated by ship usually found in bilge |
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Waste oil |
Any oil residual or the turn in oil after use |
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Clean water act |
1972 |
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Oil spill in US |
CO notifies NOSC and NRC, Naval message, clean minor spill before requesting outside assistance |
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Oil spill OCONUS |
Mitigate effects, Naval message, NOSC makes response plan |
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Oil spill kits |
4 Turntable, port side fan room, STBD side, boat deck |
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Discharge limitations |
Trash 25 NM Garbage 12 NM Plastic no discharge Sewage 3 NM Oily waste 12 - 50 NM no sheen 15 ppm |
