Hsc-2 Wings

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Purpose of SORM.

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-positional authority

-positional responsibility

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The content of SORM.

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Chain of command (navy wide)

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Dual chain of command. (Administrative/Operational)

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Op: president- secretary of defense

Ad: secretary of the navy- CNO

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What is a unified command?

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A command that is composed of elements of two or more services.

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What are the three unified commands?

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-joint force

-transportation

-strategic

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What are the five Geographic commands?

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-Northern

-Southern

-Central

-Pacific

-European

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Pacific and Atlantic fleets include ships and craft classified and organized into what five command types?

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-training

-surface force

-fleet marine forces

-naval air forces

-sub forces

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When was the task force system developed?

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During world war 2

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Purpose of task force system.

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Further divides fleets into forces, groups, units, and elements.

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Example of task force system subdivision.

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TF: 60

TG: 60.1

TU: 60.1.1

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Who is the secretary of the navy?

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Sean .j stackley

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What’s the purpose of the secretary of the navy?

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He/she is responsible for policies, organization, administration, operation, and efficiency in regards to the department of the navy.

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Who is the chief of naval operations (CNO)?

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Admiral John Richardson

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What is the purpose of the CNO?

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Advises the president and the secretary of the navy on the conduct of war.

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The commander-in-chief (pacific) controls what fleets?

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3rd and 7th

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The commander-in-chief (Atlantic) controls what fleets?

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2nd

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The commander-in-chief (Europe) controls what fleets?

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6th

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Define: Aircraft Controlling Custodian

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Exercising administrative control of assignment, employment, and logistics support of certain aircraft and aircraft engines as specified by the CNO.

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Responsibilities of the functional wing commander.

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They are responsible for the aircraft materials readiness, administration, training, and inspection of squadron under their command.

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Responsibilities of Type Squadron Commander

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They are responsible for the maintenance and material condition of aeronautical equipment assigned to their cognizance for the operation and support of the naval aviation mission.

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Commander and chief

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-responsible for initiating military action in support of our national interests.

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Vice Presidents

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Second in command. Responsible for filling in for the president

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Secretary of defense

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Principal advisor to the president. Formulation of general defense policy and policy related to DOD.

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Master chief petty officer of the navy (MCPON)

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-assigned to the office of the NCO for 3 years.

- acts as senior enlisted advisor to the NCO

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Fleet master chief

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-principal enlisted advisor to the fleet commander in chief

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How many fleet master chiefs are there?

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Six

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Force master chief

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Principal enlisted advisor to various force group commanders

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How many force force master chiefs are there?

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16

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Command master chief

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Principal advisor on enlisted matters to the commanding officer

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Navy commands with how many personnel assigned are eligible to have a CMC?

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250

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Commanding officer (CO)

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The CO is ultimately responsible for those his or her command and there actions.

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Executive officer (XO)

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-Representative of the CO

- Responsible for the organization, performance of duty, and good order and discipline of the entire command.

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Command master chief/ senior/ chief

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The enlisted advisor to the command on policy, welfare, job satisfaction, discipline, etc.

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Department head

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Is the representative or the CO in matters pertaining to the department.

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Command managed equal opportunity officer (CMEO)

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Provides equal opportunity training to the command

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Division officer

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-Responsible under the department head for duties assigned to the division.

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LCPO/LPO

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The LCPO assist the division officer in administering, supervising, and training division personnel.

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Work center supervisor

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Responds to the hour by hour work center functions.

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Casualty assistance calls officer

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Assist families during a difficult time and ensure they receive the benefits and entitlements due.

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Sexual assault prevention and response (SAPR)

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Prevent and respond to sexual assault.

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Ombudsman

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The link between the command and families of command personnel.

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Financial specialists

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Provides financial counseling

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Drug and alcohol program advisor (DAPA)

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Advises the CO/XO on drug and alcohol abuse aboard ship and the approaches necessary to cope effectively with the problem.

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Security manager

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Keeps the CO/XO advised as to all matters of security.

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Command career counselor

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Runs the ships or squadrons career counseling program.

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Purpose of: operational Report (OPREP)

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Used to notify command authorities and appropriate naval commanders of any accidental or unauthorized incident involving a possible detention of nuclear wea

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Purpose of: movement report (MOVEREP)

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Source of location information concerning ships

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SOCOM

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-US special operations command

-Tampa bay, Florida

-to provide fully capable special operation forces to defend the US and it interest.

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TRANSCON

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-US transportation command

-Scott Air Force base, Illinois

- to develop and direct the joint deployment and distribution enterprise to meet all governmental logistical requirements.

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STRATCOM

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-US strategic command

-Offutt Air Force base, Nebraska

-to deter attacks on US vital interest.

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AFRICOM

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-US Africa command

- Stuttgart, Germany

-with other US government agencies, conduct sustained security engagement through military-to-military programs.

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2nd fleet operates where?

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Atlantic Ocean and located in Norfolk VA

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3rd fleet operates where?

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-Eastern Pacific Ocean

-San Diego California

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4th fleet operates where?

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-Caribbean, central and South America

-mayport Florida

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5th fleet operates where?

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-Arabian gulf/ Indian Ocean/ Persian gulf

-Manama, Bahrain

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6th fleet operates where?

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-Mediterranean sea and Black Sea

-Gaeta, Italy

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7th fleet operates where?

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-Western pacific/ Indian Ocean

-Yokosuka, Japan

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Purpose of: logistical requirements (LOGREQ)

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Submitted by a ship prior to entering a port to notify the proper commands of its logistics requirements while visiting that particular port.

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10th fleet operates where?

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In conjunction with the 2nd and 7th.

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AE- Ammunition ship

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Operates with replenishment groups to deliver ammunition and missiles to ships at sea.

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AD- Destroyer tender

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Provide destroyers and destroyer escorts with mobile base and repair facilities, supplying fuel, ammunition and other stores.

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What are the three objectives of first aid

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-maintain breathing

-stop bleeding

-prevent or treat for shock

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What are the 11 basic wounds?

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-Fractures, open/ closed

-Sucking chest wound

-Abdominal evisceration

-massive hemorrhage with amputation

-laceration

-electrical shock

-smoke inhalation

-burns

-hypothermia

-heat stress

-puncture wound

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3 ways for controlling bleeding

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-direct pressure

-pressure points

-tourniquet

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what are the 5 steps of ORM?

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-identify hazards

- assess hazards

-make risk decision

-implement controls

-supervise

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The 4 principals of ORM

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-accept risk when benefits outweigh cost

-accept no unnecessary risk

-anticipate and manage risk by planning

-make risk decision at the right level

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The 3 levels of ORM

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-in depth

-deliberate

-time critical

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Mishap class A

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-2mil or more in damage

-fatality or permanent disability

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Purpose of: status of requirement and training support (SORTS)

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Reports the ships status of conditions of readiness to conduct operations.

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Class B mishap

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-500,000 to 2mil

-permanent partial disability

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Class C mishap

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-50,000 to 500,000 in damage

-non-fatal injury that causes any loss of time beyond the day or shift.

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6 Types of PPE

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-Cranial

-hearing protection

-impact protection

-gloves

-foot protection

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What safety responsibilities does the Commanding officer have?

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Will require that all persons are instructed and drilled in all safety precautions and procedures.

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Purpose of: situation report (SITREP)

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Provide appropriate higher authority with timely notification for any incident not meeting (OPREP).

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Purpose of: ROC/POE

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Project operational environment and Required operational capabilities are what the navy uses to project what assets are needed where and how much.

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PACON

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- U.S. Pacific command

- camp smiths Hawaii

-protect and defend the US territory and interest.

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EUCOM

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- U.S. Europe command

- Stuttgart, Germany

- to conduct military operations and build partner capacity.

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SOUTHCOM

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-US southern command

-Miami, Florida

-to conduct military operations and promote security cooperation

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CENTCOM

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-US Central Command

-Tampa bay, Florida

-to promote cooperation among nations, respond to crises and deters.

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NORTHCOM

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-US northern command

-Colorado springs, Colorado

-anticipate and conduct homeland defense and civil support operations within the assigned area of responsibility to defend

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What are the safety responsibilities of the aviation safety officer?

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is the principle adviser to the CO for all aviation safety matters.

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What are the safety responsibilities of the Ground safety officer?

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is the principle adviser to the CO for all ground safety matters.

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What are the safety responsibilities of the department head?

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coordinates the departments safety program with the units safety officer and supervise departments divisions safety officer.

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What are the safety responsibilities of the Division officer?

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will ensure that all personnel comply with all safety instructions.

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What are the safety responsibilities of the safety petty officer?

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will ensure that all personnel are instructed in all safety matters and familiar in safety instruction.

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What are the safety responsibilities of All hands?

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will familiarize themselves with safety regulation and instruction.

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what is the Safety committee?

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representatives from each work center and other activities to meet up once a month and discuss safety issues and provide recommendations for improvement.

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A safety council is formed to do what?

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-set goals

-manage assets

-review safety related recommendations

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what are the 5 types of aviation mishaps?

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-human error

-maintenance and support factors

-administrative and supervisory factors

-material failures and malfunctions

-enviromental factors

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whats is the goal of the hearing conservation program?

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to prevent occupational hearing loss and ensure auditory fitness navy and civ workforce wide.

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the hearing conservation program includes what?

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-noise measure and analysis

-engineering control

-hearing protective devises

-audiometry

-education

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what is a Hazard report (HAZREP)?

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a report that provieds information on problems with widespread relevance to help reduce mishaps.

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what is chemical warfare?

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the employment of chemical agents that are intended for use in military operations to kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate.

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what are the 4 types of chemical agents?

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-nerve agents

-blister agents

-blood agants

-choking agants

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what is M9 chemical agent detector paper?

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detectes the presence of liquid chemical agents by turning a red or reddish color.

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what is a Atropine/2-pam-chloride auto injector.

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eppy pen...

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what is biological warfare?

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use of agants to cause disease, sickness or death to reduce the effectiveness of opposing combatant forces.

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the basic division in biological agents is between what?

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-pathogens

-toxins

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what are 2 ways to limit the chemical and biological warfare impact

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training and awareness

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what does (IPE) stand for?

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Individual Protective Equipment

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IPE for chem/bio agent environments consist of what 5 items?

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-protective mask MCU-2P with components (c-2 canister filter)

-advanced chenical protective garment

-chemical protective glove and liners

-chemical protective overboots and laces

-skin decontamination kit

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what is Radiological warfare?

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it is the deliberate use of radiological weapons to produce widespread injury and death of all life.

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what are the 5 types of nuclear explosions?

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-high altitude air burst

-air burst

-surface burst

-shallow underwater burst

-deep underwater burst

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purpose of DT-60 dosimeter

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to determine the total amount of gamma radiation to which the wearer is exposed in the 0-600 roentgens.

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what does (MOPP) stand for?

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Mission Oriented Protective Posture

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how many levels of (MOPP) are there?

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0 through 4

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the primary duty of the firefighter is what?

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to save lives.

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the fire triangle consist of what three key components

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-oxygen

-heat

-fuel

*chemical reaction

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what are the four classes of fires?

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class alpha- occur in materials that produce ash

class bravo- occur with flamibule liquids

class charlie- electrical fires

class delta- metal fires

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what are the 5 firefighting agents and equipment

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-(AFFF) Aqueous Film Forming Foam

-(H2O) Water

-(Halon 1211) Bromochlorodifluoromethane

-Carbon dioxide (15bl or 50bl units)

-(PKP or Purple-K-Powder) Potassium Bicarbonate