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A RAISED FRAME (AROUND A HATCHWAY IN THE DECK) TO KEEP OUT WATER
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COAMING
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THE TOTAL PROCESS THE DISTILLING PLANT FORMS, INCLUDING EVAPORATION AND CONDENSATION
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DISTILLATION
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CHLORINE AVAILABLE (AFTER DEMAND IS MET) IN THE FORMS OF HYPOCHLOROUS ACID AND HYPOCHLORITE IONS
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FREE AVAILABLE CHLORINE (FAC)
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A UNIT OF LENGTH. ONE MILLIONTH OF A METER
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MICRON
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A TX DEVICE APPLIED TO A SINGLE TAP USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING CONTAMINANTS IN DRINKING WATER AT THE TAP
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POINT OF USE (POU)
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H20 THAT IS CONSUMABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, BATHING, LAUNDRY, PERSONAL HYGIENE
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POTABLE WATER
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THE REVERSE OF THE NATURAL OSMOSIS ACHIEVED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION OF SUFFICIENT REVERSE PRESSURE TO CAUSE THE SOLVENT TO FLOW IN ITS UNNATURAL DIRECTION.
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REVERSE OSMOSIS (RO)
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TEST USED TO DETECT TOTAL COLIFORM AND E-COLI IN THE POTABLE WATER
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COLILERT / COLISURE
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GROUP OF CLOSELY RELATED, MOSTLY HARMLESS BACTERIA LIVING IN SOIL, WATER, AND GUTS OF ANIMALS. CAN INDICATE THE GENERAL QUALITY OF H20 AND TELLS WETHER THERE IS FECAL CONTAMINANTS
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TOTAL COLIFORM
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FECAL COLIFORM BACTERIA FOUND IN THE INTESTINES OF ANIMALS AND HUMANS.
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E. COLI (ESCHERICHIA COLI)
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RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPBOARD POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS INCLUDING TX FACILITIES AND PROCESSES. DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE
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NAVSEASYSCOM
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RESPONSIBLE FOR PROMULGATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SHIP-TO-SHORE H20 CONNECTIONS
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NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND (NAVFACENGCOM)
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ESTABLISH THE SHIPBOARD REQS FOR MED SURVEILLANCE OF POTABLE H20
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CHIEF, BUMED
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ISSUING THE NECESSARY IMPLEMENTING DIRECTIVES TO ENSURE ADEQUATE H20 SANITATION STANDARDS IN EACH SHIP WITHING THE COMMAND
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AREA, FLEET AND SUBORDINATE COMMANDERS
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PROMULGATING A H20 SANITATION BILL TO ENSURE PROCEDURES FOR RECEIPT, TRANSFER, TX, STORAGE, DISTRIBUTION, AND SURVEILLANCE ARE PROVIDED
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COMMANDING OFFICERS
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RESPONSIBLE TO CO FOR IMPLEMENTING THE REQS OF NAVSEASYSCOM
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
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RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING A MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE PRGM OF POTABLE H20
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE
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HOW MUCH WATER ARE NEW SHIP CONSTRUCTION AT MINIMUM TO USE? WHAT ABOUT DURING "WATER HOURS"?
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50 GALLONS PER MAN PER DAY, NOT LESS THAN 2 GALLONS PER MAN PER DAY
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WHAT IS THE SIZE OF COAMING AROUND A MANHOLE?
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1/2" CURB OR COAMING
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WHAT IS THE PROCESS FOR CLEANING A STEEL TAPE FOR WATER MEASUREMENT?
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100PPM FAC FOR 2 MINUTES
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WHAT COLOR CODE IS USED FOR FILLING CONNECTIONS?
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DARK BLUE
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HOW HIGH OFF OF THE DECK ARE FILLING CONNECTIONS (HOSE VALVES, RISERS)?
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18 INCHES OFF THE DECK
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WHAT TEMPERATURE IS POTABLE HOT WATER SUPPOSED TO BE AT THE TAP?
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120*F
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PORTABLE WATER HOSE STORAGE REQS?
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VERMIN PROOF, LOCKED, 18 INCHES OFF THE DECK, INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISINFECTION POSTED IN STORAGE
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POTABLE WATER HOSE REQS AND LABELING?
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EXAMINED ROUTINELY, REMOVED WHEN CRACKED OR LEAKS ---"POTABLE WATER ONLY" IN 1 INCH LETTERS EVERY 10 FEET
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IRT LABELING WHAT IS ON THE VALVES FOR RECEIVING OR SUPPLYING POTABLE H20 (RISERS)?
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WARNING PLATE "POTABLE WATER ONLY" IN 1/4 INCH HIGH LETTERS
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IRT LABELING WHAT IS LABELED FOR A SOUNDING TUBE?
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ID PLATE, SOUNDING CAP WILL BE DARK BLUE
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WHEN RECEIVING WATER FROM AN APPROVED SOURCE WHAT MUST THE RESIDUAL HALOGEN BE?
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0.2 PPM
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WATER FROM DOUBTFUL QUALITY SOURCES HAS A MINIMAL HALOGEN RESIDUAL REQUIREMENT OF?
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2.0 PPM
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CHLORIDE SHALL NOT EXCEED_____ IN REGARDS TO SALINITY FOR POTABLE WATER TESTING REQUIREMENTS?
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0.065 EQUIVALENT PER MILLION (EPM) OR 2.3 PPM
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IRT FREQUENCY OF MONITORING WHEN THERE ARE 400 PERSONNEL ABOARD HOW MANY SAMPLES NEED TO BE TAKEN?
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NO LESS THAN 4
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IRT FREQUENCY OF MONITORING WHEN THERE ARE 400-800 PERSONNEL ABOARD HOW MANY SAMPLES NEED TO BE TAKEN?
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8 SAMPLES
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IRT FREQUENCY OF MONITORING WHEN THERE ARE MORE THAN 800 PERSONNEL ABOARD HOW MANY SAMPLES NEED TO BE TAKEN?
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12 SAMPLES
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WHEN TAKING SAMPLES, _____ OF SHIPS POTABLE MACHINES AND WATER TANKS WILL BE INCLUDED?
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1/4
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HOW OFTEN DO WE TEST EMERGENCY POTABLE WATER TANKS?
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MONTHLY
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IRT REPEAT MONITORING HOW MANY REPEAT SAMPLES WILL BE TAKEN AND WHERE FROM?
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3 SAMPLES, ONE FROM THE ORIGINAL SOURCE, ONE UPSTREAM, ONE DOWNSTREAM(NO MORE THAN 5 SERVICE CONNECTIONS) AND ALL WILL BE TAKEN WITHIN 24 HOURS OF POSITIVE SAMPLE
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IRT POTABLE WATER TESTING OF HALOGEN, WHAT DOES DPD #1 TEST FOR?
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FAC OR TBR
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IRT POTABLE WATER TESTING OF HALOGEN, WHAT DOES DPD #4 TEST FOR?
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CHLORAMINES (TOTAL CHLORINE) RESIDUAL
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IRT POTABLE WATER TESTING HOW ACCURATE IS THE COLOR COMPARATOR?
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PLUS OR MINUS 10%
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IRT POTABLE WATER TESTING HOW ACCURATE IS THE PORTABLE SPECTROPHOTOMETER?
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PLUS OR MINUS 2%
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HOW MUCH WATER IS USED FOR THE TEST TUBE OF THE COLOR COMPARATOR TEST KIT?
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10ML
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HOW MUCH WATER IS COLLECTED AND WHAT CHEMICAL IS CONTAINED DURING BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING?
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100ML IN SAMPLE BOTTLE OR BAG CONTAINING SODIUM THIOSULFATE
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HOW LONG DO YOU INCUBATE SAMPLES AND AT WHAT TEMP IRT BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING?
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24 HOURS AT 35*C
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YELLOW SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLILERT?
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POSITIVE FOR TOTAL COLIFORM
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FLUORESCENT YELLOW SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLILERT?
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POSITIVE FOR FECAL COLIFORM
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CLEAR SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLILERT?
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NEGATIVE
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YELLOW SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLISURE?
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NEGATIVE
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MAGENTA SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLISURE?
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POSITIVE FOR TOTAL COLIFORM
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FLUORESCENT LIGHT BLUE SIGNIFIES WHAT AFTER 24 HOURS, UNDER A UV LAMP IRT COLISURE?
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POSITIVE FOR E. COLI
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WHAT ARE THE APPROVED METHODS FOR DISINFECTING SHIPBOARD POTABLE WATER?
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CHLORINE AND BROMINE
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HOW IS BROMINE DISPENSED?
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A RESIGN IMPREGNATED CARTRIDGE
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HOW MANY BROMINATORS ARE THERE AND WHAT ARE THEY?
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2, IN-LINE (PROPORTIONING) BROMINATOR, AND RECIRCULATION BROMINATOR
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HOW DOES THE IN-LINE BROMINATOR WORK?
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PRESET TO DELIVER 0.7 PPM BROMINE TO H20 DURING NORMAL OPERATING PROCEDURES, CAN DELIVER UP TO 2.0 PPM WHEN NECESSARY, REQUIRED FOR EACH H2O PLANT
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HOW DOES THE RECIRCULATION BROMINATOR WORK?
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DESIGNED TO BOOST BROMINE RESIDUAL IN POTABLE H2O TANK, DRAWS H2O FROM THE TANK, INJECTS BROMINE, AND RETURNS WATER TO SAME TANK. DELIVERS 0.7 PPM BROMINE TO H2O BEING RECIRCULATED
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WHAT IS THE CHLORINE DOSAGE RULE OF THUMB?
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ONE OUNCE OF HTH (CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE) PER 5,000 GALLONS OF H2O EQUALS 1.0 PPM FAC
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METHOD ONE DISINFECTION?
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1. FILL TANK TO OVER FLOW
2. ADD CHLORINE TO ACHIEVE 10PPM FAC, HOLD SOLUTION FOR 24 HOURS 3. DRAIN 4. REFILL WITH REQUIRED HALOGEN 5. IF NEW TEST COMES NEGATIVE, USE THE H2O |
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METHOD TWO DISINFECTION?
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1. SPRAY/APPLY DIRECTLY 200PPM FAC TO ALL TANK SURFACES.
2. FLUSH INLET/OUTLET PIPES WITH 10PPM FAC 3. SURFACES STAY IN CONTACT W/ SOLUTION FOR 30 MIINS 4. REFILL IF NEGATIVE USE H2O |
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METHOD THREE DISINFECTION?
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1. FILL 5% OF TANK VOLUME WITH 50PPM FAC SOLUTION
2. HOLD SOLUTION FOR 6 HRS 3. ADD POTABLE H2O TO SOLUTION TO FILL THE TANK, HOLD FOR 24 HRS 4. DRAIN 5. REFILL, IF NEGATIVE USE H2O |
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IRT CONTROLLING TASTE AND ODOR, WHAT ARE THE MEASUREMENTS WHEN USING THE CHLORINATION METHOD?
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CHLORINATE TO 5.0 PPM FAC
DISTRIBUTE AT 2.0 PPM FAC |
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WHEN STORING HTH 65%-70%, WHAT RECEPTACLE IS USED?
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6 OUNCE BOTTLES
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WHEN STORING HTH 65%-70%, WHAT CONTAINER IS USED?
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METAL BOX SUCH AS FIRST AID LOCKER, WITH 1/4 INCH HOLES DRILLED IN THE BOTTOM TO ALLOW THE RELEASE OF CHLORINE GAS
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WHERE CAN A HTH BOX NOT BE STORED?
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1. MACHINERY SPACE
2. FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS ROOM 3. BERTHING SPACE 4. PAINT STOREROOM 5. OIL AND H2O TEST LAB AREAS |
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NO MORE THAN _______ SUPPLY SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN READY USE STOCK AT ANY TIME?
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SEVEN DAY
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MAXIMUM TEMP OF ______ CAN NOT BE EXCEEDED IN THE STORAGE OF HTH?
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100*F AND NOT SUBJECT TO CONDENSATION OR WATER ACCUMULATION
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WHTA IS THE MAX AMOUNT OF BOTTLES STORED IN ANY INDIVIDUAL LOCKER OR BIN?
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48 SIX OUNCE
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HOW DO YOU LABEL LOCKERS, BINS, AND ENCLOSURES CONTAINING HTH?
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"HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE" RED LETTERS WITH A WHITE BACKGROUND
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IRT STORING BROMINE CARTRIDGES, HOW ARE THE LOCKERS LABELED?
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WITH A HAZARDOUS WARNING PLATE IAW NSTM CHAPTER 533
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WHAT IS THE SHELF LIFE OF A BROMINE CARTRIDGE?
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2 YEARS FROM MANUFACTURE DATE
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HOW LONG DOES THE MDR MAINTAIN COPIES OF THE POTABLE WATER SURVEILLANCE?
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2 YEAR CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD
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WHAT IS CONTAINED IN THE WATER LOG?
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TIME AND DATE, LOCATION OF SHIP, SAMPLING SITE, SOURCE, HALOGEN RESIDUAL, BACTERIOLOGICAL TEST RESULT INCLUDING +/- CONTROLS, ACTION TAKEN FOR DISCREPANCIES FOUND
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HOW MANY MODES DOES THE COLLECTION HOLDING AND TRANSFER SYSTEM (CHT) OPERATE IN? WHAT HAPPENS IN THEM?
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RESTRICTED WATERS - GRAY WATER
AT SEA - GRAY AND BLACK WATER IN PORT - ONLY TO THE BARGE |
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WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS OF THE CHT SYSTEM?
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1. COLLECTION ELEMENT
2. HOLDING ELEMENT 12 HOUR HOLDING PERIOD 3. TRANSFER ELEMENT |
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IRT TRANSFER ELEMENT HOW MANY PUMPS ARE IN EACH TANK?
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2 PUMPS PER TANK
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IRT TRANSFER ELEMENT WHEN IN MANUAL MODE, WHEN DOES THE PUMP DEACTIVATE?
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WHEN THE TANK REACHES 10% TANK VOLUME TO MAINTAIN PUMP SUCTION
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IRT TRANSFER ELEMENT WHEN IN AUTOMATIC MODE, DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF THE PUMP AND WHAT HAPPENS?
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1. LOW LEVEL STOPS PUMP AT 10% TO KEEP THEM PRIMED
2. 30% SIGNALS DUTY PUMP TO ACTIVATE 3. 60% SIGNALS STANDBY PUMP TO ACTIVATE 4. 80% A VISUAL AND AUDIBLE HIGH LEVEL ALARM IS ACTIVATED |
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IRT HEALTH AND SAFETY INSPECTION REQS, WHEN ARE UNTREATED SEWAGE TANKS AERATED?
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2,000 GALLONS OTHERWISE IT CAN BECOME EXPLOSIVE
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IRT HEALTH AND SAFETY INSPECTION REQS, HOW MANY EEBDs ARE IN A PUMP ROOM?
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TWO
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IRT HEALTH AND SAFETY INSPECTION REQS, WHERE IS THE EXHAUST VENTILATION IN A PUMP ROOM?
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WITHIN 9 INCHES OF THE DECK
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IRT HEALTH HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH CHT SYSTEMS, WHAT ARE THE BASIC IMMUNIZATIONS PERSONNEL IN CONTACT WITH WASTE WATER MUST HAVE?
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1. POLIO
2, TETANUS 3. DIPTHERIA |
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WHERE CAN YOU FIND GUIDANCE ON SEWAGE SPILL CLEANUP PROCEDURES?
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NAVSHIPS TECHNICAL MANUAL (NSTM) CHAPTER 593 "POLLUTION CONTROL"
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IRT COLOR CODING AND LABELING REQS FOR CHT SYSTEMS, WHAT COLOR IS THE SHIP's INTERIOR COLOR CODE?
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GOLD ON VALVE HANDLES AND OPERATING LEVERS
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WHEN IS IT AUTHORIZED TO DISCHARGE UNTREATED SEWAGE WITHIN US WATERS AND TERRITORIAL SEAS?
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ONCE OUT 3 NAUTICAL MILES FROM THE SHORE
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WHAT MAY YOU HAVE FOR PERSONAL BERTHING?
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1 PILLOW, MATTRESS, BUNK LIGHT, AND PRIVACY CURTAIN
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HOW DO SAILORS SLEEP IN THE BERTHING
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HEAD, TOE, HEAD, TOE, ETC
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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT DISTILLATION PLANTS?
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STEAM, VAPOR, AND WASTE DISTILLATION PLANTS
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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT WATER SOURCES?
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1. DISTILLATION, REVERSE OSMOSIS, OTHER NAVSEA APPROVED PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
2. SHORE - SHIP APPROVED 3. SHIP - SHORE UNAPPROVED 4. SHIP TO SHIP |
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WHAT ARE THE SHORE TO SHIP APPROVED WATER SOURCES?
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1. EPA APPROVED PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM
BRITISH ROYAL NAVY, CANADIAN FORCES, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY, AREAS OF NEPMU RESPONSIBILITY |
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HOW MANY IODINE TABLETS ARE USED FOR CANTEEN DISINFECTION WATER?
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4 TABLETS FOR 2 QUART CANTEEN, WAIT 25 MINUTES BEFORE CONSUMPTION
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HOW MANY IODINE TABLETS ARE USED FOR WATER JUG DISINFECTION WATER?
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40 IODINE TABLETS 5 MINUTES THEN GET THE THREADS THEN 25 MINUTES BEFORE CONSUMPTION
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HOW MANY IODINE TABLETS ARE USED FOR PERSONAL HYDRATION SYSTEM DISINFECTION WATER?
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4 TABLETS FOR 70-72 OUNCES, 6 TABLETS FOR 100-102 OUNCES WAIT 30 MINS BEFORE CONSUMPTION, IF CLOUDY OR DISCOLORED, DOUBLE TO TABLETS
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REQUIRED RESIDUALS FOR THE FIELD?
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2PPM FAC AFTER 30 MINS CONTACT FOR INITIAL DISTRIBUTION, 1PPM DELIVERY TO SECONDARY STORAGE (ie WATER BUFFALO)
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WATER DISTRIBUTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (WDWMS) HAS HOW MANY MODULES?
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3- WATER DISTRIBUTION SET
HOSPITALS DEPLOYABLE MEDICAL SYSTEM |
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REQS FOR BOTTLED WATER?
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1. WATER SEALED IN BOTTLES, PACKAGES OR OTHER CONTAINERS BY COMMERCIAL INTEREST
2. MUST BE TESTED AND DETERMINED POTABLE 3. MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE BEEN TREATED PRIOR TO BOTTLING 4. NO RESIDUAL REQS |
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WHAT IS TRANSIENT?
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PERS EBARKED FOR SHORT PERIOD OF TIME NOT CONTRIBUTING TO HOST SHIP OPS CAPABILITY
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WHAT IS HOT BUNKING?
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2 PERS ASSIGNED TO ONE BERTH
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WHAT IS SURGE?
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PERS EMBARKED FOR SHORT PERIOD OF TIME FOR SPEC OPS OR EXERCISE
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WHAT IS SHIPS COMPANY?
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PERMANENT PERSONNEL
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WHAT IS ACCOMODATIONS?
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PERS SUPPORTED BY A GIVEN SHIP IRT HABITABILITY SPACES, SYSTEMS, FIXTURES AND EQUIP
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HOW MANYY BARBERSHOPS DO YOU HAVE?
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LESS THAN 100 ACCOM. = PORTABLE BARBER
101-300 ACCOM. = BARBERSHOP WITH ONE CHAIR OVER 300 ACCOM. A BARBERSHOPR FOR EACH 300 INCREMENT |
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WHAT ARE THE MEDICAL REQS FOR THE BARBERS?
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MEDICALLY SCREENED FOUND FREE OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES,
COMPREHENSIVE TO DETECT DISEASE BASED ON LOCALITY, ANNUAL NOT NECESSARY UNLESS DEEMED BY MDR |
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WHAT DO BARBERS USE TO CLEAN EQUIPMENT?
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WASHED WITH SOAP AND WATER, DISINFECTED USING AN EPA REGISTERED DISINFECTANT
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WHEN ARE BARBERS NOT ALLOWED TO WORK ON A MEMBER?
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INFLAMED OR INFECTIOUS CONDITIONS OF SCALP, FACE, AND NECK WITRHOUT A NOT FROM THE MEDICAL OFFICER
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WHAT DOES LAUNDRY HAVE TO BE RECEIVED IN?
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IMPERVIOUS DOUBLE SEALED BAGS
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MEDICAL REQS FOR LAUNDRY WORKERS?
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PRE AND PERIODIC EXAMINATIONS FOR MEMBERS EXPOSED TO DRY CLEANING SOLVENTS
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IRT CHT WHAT IS SIGNIFICANT ABOUT HANDS?
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NO HAND TO MOUTH CONTACT WHEN IN DIRECT SOURCE OF CONTAMINATION
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WHAT TEST CAN BE USED TO DETECT LEAKS IN CHT SYSTEM?
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PAPER TOWEL TEST
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING?
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ENSURE FITNESS FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION AND TO ASSESS ADEQUACY OF DISINFECTION PROCESS
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WHAT ARE THE REQS FOR VENTS AND OVERFLOWS?
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FOR REDUCING ACCIDENTAL CONTAMINATION, 18 GAUGE OR FINER NON CORROSIVE MESH, FOOD SERVICE SPACES, MEDICAL SPACES, TOILETS, ELECTRICAL ROOMS AND EXTERIOR
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