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34 Cards in this Set
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Minimum requirements of eye protection |
Provide adequate protection against particular hazards Be comfy Fit snugly without vision or movement being interfered Be durable Be capable of being disinfected In good repair |
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Types of body protection |
Vests Jackets Aprons Coveralls Full body suits |
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Head protection must do |
Resist penetration and absorb shock of blow |
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What gases does the gas alert detector monitor |
Hydrogen sulphide Carbon monoxide Oxygen Combustible gases |
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Types of respiratory protection |
Dust masks Respirators Gas masks Dc breathing apparatus |
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Hazards with lifting heavy loads |
Load not secure Load falling Feet Hands Incorrect hand signals Incorrect weight Loading |
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Where should you stow supply fuses |
Lower part of tagout label of the lock out station Tagout board |
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When lifting, what factors should be taken into consideration |
Access to weigh Shape of weight Bulk of weigh The ground surface Number of lifts to be made Physique of lifter |
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Dangers to personal going aloft |
Radiation from microwave transmissions Mechanical movements of radar Ariel’s and weapon directors Unexpected sounding of sirens or noisy discharges from funnels |
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Health problems associated with dust exposure are influenced by.. |
Type of dust Length of expose Concentration of airborne dust Size of dust particles present |
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Name ways chemicals can be toxic to humans |
Inhalation of fumes Contact with skins Ingestion of swallowing |
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Safety practices for carrying out electrical work safely |
Know electric shock and resuscitation procedures Keep first aid kit handy and know where closest one is Know where and how to operate fire extinguishers are Keep work place clean and tidy Report all electrical accidents to your supervisors |
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What stroboscopic effect of fluorescent lighting cause |
Make running machinery appear still |
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Why is hydrogen sulphide so dangerous and what smell is it |
Because at moderately high concentrations this gas causes unconsciousness and death Gives off rotten smell |
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Why is electromagnetic radiation danger to our bodies |
Can penetrate the body producing heat in deep tissue where there are not sensing nerve ends to indicate a temperature rise |
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Type of reactions your body may have to inhaled particulates |
Lung disease and cancer Systematic reactions Metal fine fever Allergic and sensation reaction Bacterial and fungal Irritation of the nose and throat Damage to internal tissue |
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Objective of NZBR 2020 |
Provide instructions on ship engineering and administrative practices and technical safe issues across RNZN |
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Correct manual lifting technique |
Balanced squatting position with legs slightly apart and the load to be lifted held close to body Ensure a safe secure hand grip is obtained Back straight as possible To raise first straighten legs Raise upper body to vertical |
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RNZN 001 |
Naval accident report form |
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Occupations where workers are at risk of exposure to synthetic mineral fibres |
Construction and demo Installers of heat and sound insulation Brickwork and potteries Glass fibre, mineral wool and ceramic fibre manufacturing industries |
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Reasons for reporting accidents |
Identity real cause Identify property damage and near misses Develop methods to prevent future similar accidents Meet legal requirements |
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Define harm |
Any physical or mental damage caused by work related stress |
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Injury’s to hand and arm |
Absorption of chemicals Amputation Shocks Burns Cuts |
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SHEMS |
Safety health and environmental management system |
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Blue |
Mandatory-specified actions to be taken PPE to be worn |
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Green |
Safe conditions-providing ingot about safe conditions Emergency exits |
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Yellow |
Warning signs- indicating presence of hazards Wet floor Forklift in use |
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Red |
Prohibition- indicating behaviours not allowed Authorised personal only |
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RNZN 202 |
Welding and burning log |
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Where is tagout log located |
In the MCR except on IPVs where it’s located on the bridge |
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Forms to be displayed in confined spaces |
RNZN 160D safe entry cert RNZN 160E Gas tree cert RNZN 160F daily test sheet |
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Find RNZN 001 |
NZDF intranet or ships local access network |
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Ships incident board must be updated by.. |
0900h |
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Confined space is defined as an enclosed space that is |
Fuxk you |
