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HAZARD
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A WORK PLACE CONDITION THAT MIGHT RESULT IN INJURY, HEALTH IMPAIRMENT, ILLNESS, DISEASE, OR DEATH TO ANY WORKER WHO IS EXPOSED TO THE CONDITION, OR WHICH MIGHT RESULT IN DAMAGE OR LOSS OF PROPERTY OR EQUIPMENT.
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HAZARD SEVERITY
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORST POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCE IS LIKELY TO OCCUR AS A RESULT OF DEFICIENCIES.
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INJURY
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A TRAUMATIC WOUND OR OTHER CONDITION OF THE BODY CAUSED BY EXTERNAL FORCE INCLUDING STRESS OR STRAIN.
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MISHAP
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ANY UNPLANNED OR UNEXPECTED EVENT CAUSING DEATH, INJURY, OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS, INCLUDING DAYS AWAY FROM WORK, JOB TRANSFER OR RESTRICTION, AND MATERIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE.
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MISHAP PROBABILITY
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THE LIKELIHOOD THAT A HAZARD WILL RESULT IN A MISHAP OR LOSS.
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NEAR MISHAP
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IS AN ACT OR EVENT WHICH INJURY OR DAMAGE WAS AVOIDED MERELY BY CHANCE.
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WEB-ENABLED SAFETY SYSTEM (WESS)
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A WEB-BASED SAFTEY MISHAP DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS BY COMNAVSAFECEN.
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STATE THE INSTRUCTION USED IN MISHAP INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING.
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DODI 6055.7 (3 OCT 00) MISHAP INVESTIGATION, REPORTING AND RECORDKEEPING
OPNAVINST 5102.1D/MCO P5102.1B (25 MAY 05) - MISHAP INVESTIGATION, REPORTING AND RECORDKEEPING. OPNAVINST 3750.6R (MAR 01) - NAVAL AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAM. |
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MISHAP INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING PURPOSES
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1) TO IDENTIFY HAZARDS WITH POTENTIAL TO CAUSE FREQUENT AND SEVER MISHAPS.
2) TO IDENTIFY HAZARDS THAT COULD CAUSE FUTURE MISHAPS. 3) TO IDENTIFY UNSAFE ACTS AND CONDITIONS AND APPLY CORRECTIVE MEASURES. 4) TO IDENTIFY MISHAP CASUAL FACTORS AND DEVELOP APPROPRIATE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS WHICH, WHEN IMPLEMENTED, WILL HELP PREVENT SIMILAR MISHAPS. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS.
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1) CLASS A, B AND C GOVERNEMENT PROPERTY DAMAGE MISHAPS.
2) CLASS A, B, AND C ON-DUTY DoD CIVILIAN MISHAPS AND MILITARY ON/OFF DUTY MISHAPS. 3) WORK RELATED ILLNESS OR INJURY THAT INVOLVES MEDICAL TREATMENT BEYOND FIRST AID. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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OTHER INCIDENTS OF INTEREST TO THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS FOR MISHAP PREVENTION PURPOSES.
ALL ON-DUTY MILITARY FATALITIES OR PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITIES THAT ARE THE RESULT OF A MEDICAL EVENT THAT COMMENCED WITHIN ONE HOUR OF A COMMAND-SPONSORED PHYSICAL TRAINING. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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MISHAPS OCCURING AS THE RESULT OF DoD ACTIVITY, OPERATION, OR EVOLUTION THAT RESULTS IN THE INJURY OR DEATH OF A GUEST OR MILITARY DEPENDENT.
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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ALL ON DUTY MILITARY TRAINING-RELATED FATALITIES, AND ANY HIGH OR MODERATE RISK TRAINING MISHAPS THAT RESULT IN THE:
LOSS OF ONE TRAINING DAY ROLLING BACK OR DISENROLLMENT OF THE STUDENT FROM A COURSE. ALL EXPLOSIVE MISHAPS, INCLUDING ALL ORDNANCE IMPACTING OFF RANGE AND ALL LIVE FIRE MISHAPS. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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ALL ON DUTY DIVING CASES
ALL AFLOAT CASES OF GROUNDING, COLLISION, AND FLOODING |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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ALL FIRES OCCURING AFLOAT (ALL CASES EXCEPT SMALL TRASH FIRES IN WHICH NO PERSONNEL WERE INJURED AND THE MATERIAL PROPERTY DAMAGE WAS LIMITED TO TRASH)
ALL GOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE (GMV) OR GOVERNMENT VEHICLE OTHER (GVO) MISHAPS RESULTING IN: (A) $5000 OR MORE GOVERNMENT VEHICLE, GOVERNMENT PROPERTY DAMAGE, PRIVATE VEHICLE, OR PRIVATE PROPERTY DAMAGE (B) INJURY/ FATALIY OF DoD-PERSONNEL, OR NON-DoD- PERSONNEL. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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ANY MEDICALLY DIAGNOSED WORK-RELATED ILLNESS AND INJURY, SUCH AS CUMULATIVE TRAUMA DISORDER OR MUSCULOSKETAL DISEASE.
ANY WORK RELATED NEEDLE STICK INJURY OR CUT FROM SHARP OBJECT THAT IS CONTAMINATED WITH ANOTHER PERSON'S BLOOD OR OTHER POTENTIALLY INFECTIOUS MATERIAL. |
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INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING REQUIRED CONDITIONS
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WORK-RELATED SIGNIFICANT THRESHOLD SHIFT (STS) IN HEARING
(A) AVERAGING 10 DB OR MORE AT 2000, 3000, AND 4000 Hz IN ONE OR BOTH EARS (B) THE PESRON'S TOTAL HEARINF LEVEL IS 25 DECIBELS OR MORE ABOVE AUDIOMETRIC ZERO IN THE SAME EARS (AVERAGED AT 2000, 3000, 4000 Hz) (c) THE SHIFT IS TOWARD DETERIORATED HEARING, IS PERMANENT, AND IS CONSIDERED TO BE OF OCCUPATIONAL ORIGIN. WORK-RELATED TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION, AS EVIDENCED BY A POSITIVE SKIN TEST OR DIAGNOSIS BY A PHYSICIAN, AFTER EXPOSURE TO A KNOWN CASE OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS. |
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CLASS A MISHAP
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TOTAL COST OF DAMAGES TO GOVERNMENT AND OTHER PROPERTY IS $2 MILLION OR MORE
DoD AIRCRAFT IS DESTROYED AN INJURY OR OCCUPATION ILLNESS RESULTS IN A FATALITY OR PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY |
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CLASS B MISHAP
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TOTAL COST DAMAGES OF $500,000 - $1,999,999.99
PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY 3 OR MORE PERSONNEL HOSPITALIZED FOR INPATIENT CARE AS A RESULT OF A SINGLE MISHAP |
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CLASS C MISHAP
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TOTAL COST OF $50,000-$499,999.99
1 OR MORE DAYS FROM WORK RECORDABLE INJURY NOT OTHERWISE CLSSIFIED AS A CLASS A, B, OR C MISHAP |
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CLASS D MISHAP
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$20,000 - $49,999.99
RECORDABLE INJURY OR ILLNESS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED AS A CLASS A, B, OR C MISHAP. |
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MISHAP REPORT TYPES
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ACCIDENT AND INJURY REPORT (A&I)
SAFETY INVESTIGATION REPORT (SIREP) HAZARD REPORT (HAZREP) |
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING AN INVESTIGATION IS CONDUCTED?
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SAFETY OFFICER
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MISHAP INVESTIGATION BOARD
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MAY BE ASSISTED BY TECHNICAL REPRESENATIVES OR NAVSAFECEN PERSONNEL. THEY ARE NOT OFFICIAL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
MISHAP INVESTIGATION REPORT (MIR) MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 DAYS TO THE NAVAL SAFETY CENTER VIA CHAIN OF COMMAND. |
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OCCUPATIONAL INJURY RECORDING FORMS
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SF 600 (CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF MEDICAL CARE)
ETR 558 (EMERGENCY TREATMENT RECORD) SF 513 (CONSULTATION) ACCIDENT INJURY REPORT (SAMS OR LOCAL FORM) |
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OBJECTIVES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (HMC&M)
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COLLECTS, CONSOLIDATES, AND OFFLOAD OF UNUSED/USED/EXCESS HAZMAT.
REDUCE ONBOARD QUANTATIES OF HAZMAT THROUGH INVENTORY CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT. |
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PURPOSE OF HAZMAT INFORMATION RESOURCE SYSTEM (HMIRS)
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HMIRS IS A DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DoD) REPOSITORY (WEB BASED) FOR MATERIALS SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS) AND RELATED INFORMATION ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.
MANAGED BY DEFENSE LOGISTIC AGENCY (DLA) |
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DOD 6050.5LR - PROPRIETARY PR RESTRICTED INFORMATION
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DATA CONTAINED IN CD SHALL BE PROTECTED BY LOCAL ACTIVITIES
CONTAINS ALL THE INGREDIENTS AND THEIR PROPORTIONATE LEVELS USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF A PRODUCT. |
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DOD 6050.5L - NON - PROPRIETARY OR UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION
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CD-ROM DISTRIBUTION WITHIN COMMAND
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HAZMAT PROGRAM ELEMENTS (OPNAVINST 5100.19E, B0302)
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CENTRALIZED INVENTORY MANAGEMENT/TRACKING
REQUISITIONING AND RECEIVING AUTHORIZED HM HAZMAT CONTAINER LABELING STORAGE OF HAZMAT CONTROLLING HAZMAT ISSUE/RE-ISSUE/RETURN HAZMAT CONTAINER COMPATABILITY CONSOLIDATION/OFFLOAD/DISPOSAL OF USED OR EXCESS HAZMAT HAZMAT USE AND HANDLING REQUIREMENTS TRAINING |
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MDR RESPONSIBILITIES
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ASSIST IN TRAINING OF ASSIGNED PERSONNEL REGARDING HEALTH INFORMATION AND PPE REQUIREMENTS
MAINTAIN HARD COPIES OF MSDS OR CD-ROM PROVIDE MEDICAL ASSITANCE IN HM SPILLS O MISHAPS UTILIZE HM INVNTORY LIST TO HELP IDENTIFY EXPOSURES TO HM EMERGENCIES CONDUCT OR SCHEDULE MEDICAL EXAMS FOR CLINICAL OPINIONS |
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PHYSICAL CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
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BOILING POINT
SOLUBILITY IN WATER APPERANCE AND ODOR MELTING POINT |
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE
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WASTE DISPOSAL METHODS
SPILL PROCEDURES |
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CONTROL MEASURES
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
VENTILATION DILUTION METHOD WORK HYGIENIC PRACTICES |
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ITEMS IN HMIRS
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FEDERAL STOCK NUMBER
NIIN (LAST 9 NUMBERS OF FSN) |
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WHAT DETERMINES THE PROPER MEDICAL SCREENING REQUIRED FOR INDIVIDUAL WORKERS?
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MEDICAL MATRIX
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NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION LABEL (NFPA)
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SYSTEM CREATED THAT ASSIGNS HAZARD RATINGS TO MATERIALS
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NFPA FOUR CATEGORIES AND COLORS
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(RED) FIRE HAZARD - FLASH POINT BY VARIOUS TEMPS
(BLUE) HEALTH HAZARD - DEGREE OF HEALTH HAZARD (YELLOW) REACTIVITY - STABILITY OF ITEM OR TYPE OF REACTION WHEN COMBINED (WHITE) SPECIFIC HAZARD - ACID, ALKALI, OXIDIZER, CORROSIVE, RADIOACTIVE |
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WHO TRAINS WORKERS WHO MAY BE EXPOSED TO HAZMAT?
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WORK CENTER SUPERVISOR'S
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WHAT ACTIONS DO YOU TAKE FOR A HAZMAT SPILL?
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NINE PHASES OF ACTIONS-
DISCOVERY AND NOTIFICATION INITIATION OF ACTION EVALUATION CONTAINMENT AND DAMAGE CONTROL DISPERSION OF GASES/VAPORS CLEAN UP AND DECONTAMINATION DISPOSAL OF CONTAMINATED MATERIALS CERTIFICATION FOR RE-ENTRY FOLLOW-UP REPORTS |
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ANY COMBINATION OF AIR TEMPERATURE, THERMAL RADIATION, HUMIDITY, AIRFLOW, AND WORK LOAD WHICH STRESS THE BODY AS IT ATTEMPTS TO REGULATE TEMPERATURE
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HEAT STRESS
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HEAT STRESS
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THE BODY'S CAPABILITY TO ADJUST IS EXCEEDED RESULTING IN AN INCREASE OF BODY TEMPERATURE
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THERMAL RADIATION
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SUN
HEAT SOURCE (INCINERATOR, ENGINES, GENERATORS, LAUNDRY DRYERS) |
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VENTILATION-AIRFLOW
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FORCED EXHAUST SYSTEMS - REMOVES STAGNANT OR INCREASED CONCENTRATIONS OD HAZARDOUS FUMES OR CONTAMINANTS
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HUMIDITY
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MOISTURE IN THE AIR
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ACCLIMATIZATION
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THE ACOT OF BECOMING ACCUSTOMED TO TEMPERATURE OR NEW ENVIROMENT
THE BODY BECOMES MORE EFFICIENT IN COPING WITH STRESS OCCURS GRADUALLY |
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PAST FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HEAT STRESS
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PAST EXPOSURE TO HEAT INJURIES, DECREASE ABILITY TO HANDLE HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS
CURRENT AND USE OF MEDICATIONS, ALCOHOL INTAKE-G6PD-SICKLE CELL TRAIT |
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COMMON LOCATIONS OF HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS
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SCULLERIES (PHEL V)
CAN OCCUR IN ANY SPACE OF THE SHIP |
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CAUSES AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS
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STEAM AND WATER LEAKS
BOILER AIR CASING LEAKS MISSING/DETERIORATED THERMAL INSULATION VENTILATION DEFICIENCIES WEATHER CONDITIONS ARDUOUS OPERATION |
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PHYSILOGICAL HEAT EXPOSURE CHART LIMIT (PHEL) CHART
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A SET OF 6 CURVES THAT COMPARE THE WGBT INDEX AND THE DEGREE OF EFFORT OR WORK RATE TO DETERMINE THE MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE TO THE HEAT STRESS ENVIROMENT
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HEAVY WORK LOAD
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ASSIGN STAY TIMES USING PHEL VI
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WHEN DO YOU USE THE NEXT HIGHER PHEL WHEN DETERMINING STAY TIME
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FOR NON-ROUTINE OPERATIONS, INCREASE IN NORMAL WATCHSTANDER WORK RATE, AND MINOR EQUIPMENT CASUALTY
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MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE TIME PERSONNEL MAY WORK IN HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS AT A GIVEN WORKLOAD
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STAY TIME (WORK/REST CYCLES)
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RECOVERY TIME
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IS DEFINED AS A MINIMUM OF TWICE THE STAY TIME AS DETERMINED BY THE PHEL CHART OR 4 HOURS WHICHEVER IS SHORTER
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PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ARE INTENSIFIED BY HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS DUE TO
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STACK GAS
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WHEN IS HEAT STRESS TRAINING CONDUCTED?
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UPON REPORTING AND ANNUALLY
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WHEN MUST HEAT STRESS MONITORS RECEIVE TRAINING?
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WITHIN 12 WEEKS UPON ASSIGNMENT
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WHAT REPORT DO WE USE WHEN THERE IS A HEAT STRESS INJURY?
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ACCIDENT AND INJURY REPORT
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WHO REVIEWS ALL HEAT STRESS MONITORING REPORTS FOR INACCURACIES AND QA CHECKS AND MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON CREW HEALTH STATUS?
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SMDR
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HOW LONG AND WITH WHOM WILL ALL REPORTS BE MAINTAINED?
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SMDR FOR 1 YEAR
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SERVES AS AN INDICATOR FOR FURTHER HEAT STRESS MONITORING BY THE USE OF WBGT METER?
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DRY BULB THERMOMETER
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HANGING DRY BULB
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SHALL BE PERMANENTLY MOUNTED AT WATCH AND WORK STATIONS WHERE HEAT STRESS MAY EXIST.
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IF A SPACE DOES NOT EXCEED 85 DEGREE FAHRENHEIT USING A DRY BULB TEMP, HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU TAKE THE TEMP?
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EVERY 4 HOURS
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DRY BULB TEMPS OF 100 DEGREE FAHRENHEIT OR HIGHER SHOULD BE CIRCLED IN WHAT COLOR?
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RED
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DRY BULB TEMPERATURE SENSOR (AMBIENT)
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TEMPERATURE MEASURED WITH AN ORDINARY ALCOHOL-IN-GLASS THERMOMETER WHOSE BULB IS KEPT DRY AND SHIELDED FROM RADIATION
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WET BULB TEMPERATURE SENSOR (HUMIDITY)
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TEMPERATURE MEASURED WITH A THERMOMETER.
A WET WICK IS FITTED CLOSELY OVER THE BULB |
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HOW IS AN ASPIRATED WET BULB TEMPERATURE OBTAINED?
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BY INCREASING AIRFLOW, AT LEAST 250 FT/MIN, OVER WICK WITH A FAN SUCH AS A MOTORIZED PSYCHROMETER OR SLING PSYCHROMETER
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GLOBE (RADIANT) TEMPERATURE SENSOR
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AN INTEGRATION OF RADIANT AND CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER (HEATING OR COOLING EFFECTS OF AIR MOVEMENT, HEAT GAINED OR LOSS)
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WBGT INDEX EQUATION
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(0.1 x DB)+(0.7xWB)+(0.2xGT)
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PSYCHROMETER
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AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING ATMOSPHERIC HUMIDITY UTILIZING A DRY AND WET BULB THERMOMETER AND WHIRLED MANUALLY OR BY MOTORIZED UNIT TO PROVIDE THE MODERATE AIR FLOW NECESSARY TO OBTAIN AN ASPIRATED WET-BULB TEMPERATURE READING
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PHEL I THROUGH III
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WHEN WATCH WORK LENGTH IS 4 HOURS OR LESS AND DB IS EQUAL OR GREATER THAN 100 DEGREES
WATCH/ WORK STATION LENGTH IS GREATER THAN 4 HOURS AND DB IS EQUAL OR GREATER THAN 90 DEGREES. |
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PHEL IV THROUGH VI
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DB IS EQUALOR GREATER THAN 85 DEGREES
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PROCEDURES FOR USING WGBT METER
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PERFORM CALIBRATION CHECKS
ACCEPTABLE RANGE IS 99.8 TO 100.2 AT ALL WBGT METER DIGITAL READOUTS. |
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RSS-220
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WBGT METER
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SURVEY PROCEDURES
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WAIT 5 MINUTES FOR EVERY SPACE AND 3 MINUTES FOR EVERY WORKSTATION
DB/WB SENSORS SHOULD FACE AIR FLOW HOLD WGBT METER AT CHEST LEVEL APPROXIMATELY 12-18" FROM THE BODY |
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QUESTemp 48N HEAT STRESS MONITOR
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PLACE THE QUEATemp 48N IN THE WORK AREA APPROXIMATELY 3.5 FEET OFF THE GROUND.
BE AWARE THAT THE SENSOR REQUIRE 10 MINUTES TO STABILIZE TO A NEW ENVIROMENT |
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RECORDING READINGS
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CIRCLE IN RED ALL EXPOSURE LIMITS LESS THAN WATCH PERIOD.
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COMMANDING OFFICER
(SIGHT CONSERVATION) |
ENSURE THE EFFECTIVE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM IS ESTABLISHED WITHIN THE COMMAND
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DEPARTMENT HEAD/ DIVISION OFFICERS
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ENSURE SIGHT HAZARDOUS AREAS PROPERLY MARKED AND LABELED
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ALL HANDS
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COMPLY WITH YE HAZARDOUS WARNING LABELS
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SAFETY OFFICER
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EVALUATE AREAS, PROCESSES AND EQUIPMENT NOT PREVIOUSLY EVALUATED BY THE INDUSTRIAL HYGENIST OR WHEN MODIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO WORKPLACE ENVIROMENTS
ANNUAL EVALUATION FOR COMMAND COMPLIANCE TO THE PROGRAM |
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT REPRESENATIVE
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SCHEDULES SIGHT SCREENING EXAMINATIONS
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SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM ELEMENTS
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DETERMINATION AND DESIGNATION OF EYE HAZARDOUS AREAS. PROCESSES, AND OPERATIONS
MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE ISSUE AND MAINTENANCE OF SIGHT PROTECTION EQUIPMENT PROCEDURES FOR THE USE AND ISSUE OF TEMPORARY EYE WEAR ESTABLISHMENT OF EMERGENCY EYEWASH FACILITIES TRAINING |
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PERSONNEL REQUIRED TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM
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CLASS IIIB OR CLASS IV WORKERS
ROUTINELY REPAIR OR ALIGN CLASSIII OR CLASS IV LASER SYSTEM |
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DECK STRIPPING
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THREE-INCH YELLOW AND BLACK STRIPED OR CHECKBOARD TAPE
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LABELS
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EYE HAZARD SIGNS OR LABEL ARE NOT REQUIRED ON INDIVIDUAL TOOLS
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TYPES OF PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR
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FACE SHIELDS- MUST BE WORN WITH PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION
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EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
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ALL EYE AND FACE PROTECTION MUST APPEAR WITH "Z-87" WHICH IS APPROVED BY THE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE
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EMERGENCY EYE WAS FACILITIES
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GREEN SIGNS WITH THE WHITE LETTERING IDENTIFYING UNIT EMERGENCY EYEWASH STATION
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EYE WASH STATION DISTANCE FROM HAZARD
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WITHIN 100 FEET OR 10 SECONDS
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EYEWASH STATION MINIMUM FLOW RATE AND CONTINUOUS MINUTES
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0.4 GALLONS PER MINUTE FOR 15 CONTINUOUS MINUTES
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A VISIBLE AND AUDIBLE ALARM IS ACTIVATED IS ACTIVATED WHEN AN EYEWASH STATION IS IN WHAT KIND OF LOCATION?
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REMOTE
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SIGHT CONSERVATION PERIODICITY
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BASELINE AND ANNUAL
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SIGHT CONSERVATION TRAINING TOPICS
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TYPES OF HAZARD
TYPES OF EYE PROTECTION EYEWASH LOCATION AND PROPER USE FIRST AID PROCEDURES |
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FOLLOW ON SURVEY
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THE DB TEMP INCREASES BY MORE THAN 5 DEGREES FROM THE HANGING DRY BULB TEMP IN A PREVIOUS SURVEY OR RETURNS TO NORMAL.
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