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16 Cards in this Set
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DESCRIBE HOW AIR FROM THE PIER IS USED TO OPERATE A FLOOD VALVE, INCLUDE THE COMPONENTS THE AIR WILL PASS THROUGH, WHERE IT SPLITS TO BECOME SIGNAL AIR , AND HOW THE SIGNAL AIR AND CONTROL AIR WORK TOGETHER TO OPERATE THE FLOOD VALVE? |
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WHAT ARE THE CONCERN IN ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE FLOOD VALVES IN MANUAL WHILE IN “AIR LOCK” |
-DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE ANY FLOOD VALVES IN MANUAL WHILE DOCK IS IN AIR LOCK UNLESS THE EMERGENCY AIR ACCUMULATORS ARE FULLY DEPLETED -ATTEMTING TO OPERATE FLOOD VALVES IN MANUAL WHEN AIR PRESSURE IS PRESENT WILL RESULT IN SHEARING THE MANUAL OPERATING PIN OR COUPLING KEYS. |
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FOR AN OUT OF SPECIFICATION READING ON THE SOUNDING AND SECURITY LOG, WHAT 4 THINGS SHOUD BE ANNOTATED IN THE REMARKS SECTION? ARCOINST 1601.4 |
1.WHAT THE READING IS AND THE TIME IT WAS DISCOVERED 2. SUSPECTED CAUSE 3. COURSE OF ACTION TO BE TAKEN 4. PERSON (S) NOTIFIED |
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PER ARCOINST 4790.4 PERSONNEL PERFORMING OR AUDITING TAG-OUTS SHALL BE QUALIFIED IN WHAT PQS? |
3M-301 MAINTENANCE PERSON QA-301 CRAFTSMAN |
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LIST THE REQUIRED CRANE CREW WATCHSTANDERS FOR A. NON CRITICAL LIFT, AND B, CRITICAL LIFT. ARCOINST 9900.4N |
NON CRITICAL LIFT (6) SIGNALMAN, OPERATOR,RIGGER, TAG HANDLER,TRACKWALKER,CRANE TECH CRITICAL LIFT CRITICAL SIGNALMAN,CRITICAL OPERATOR,SAFETY OBSERVER,SECOND TAG, CRANE TECH |
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LIST AS MANY OF THE 8 CO’S NOTIFICATION ITEMS AS YOU CAN PER THE CO’S STANDING ORDERS? ARCOINST 1601.1Y |
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WHAT EQUIPMENT IS POWERED FROM 1E? |
ASW, DEBALLAST PUMPS, SERVICE AND CONTROL AIR DRYERS, CAPSTAN, CHT, HALON ALARMS, HIGH TEMP/FLOODING SENSORS. COMM CKTS, LPACS, BILGE PUMPS, LIGHTING RCPTS, AIR LOCK SOLENOID VALVES, FO XFER PMP, VITAL VENTILATION, BALLAST CONTROL PANEL |
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DESCRIBE THE REQUIRED ACTIONS FOR A MISSING DANGER TAG? TUMS |
STOP AFFECTED WORK TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION TO ENSURE CONTINUED PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT UNTIL REPLACEMENT TAG IS POSTED A REPLACEMENT TAG TO BE FILLED OUT AND ADDED TO THE TORS REVIEW THE ENTRIES ON THE REPLACEMENT TAG AND TORS FOR ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS |
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DESCRIBE THE CAPACITY AND POWER SUPPLY TO THE DEBALLAST PUMPS. ADDITIONALLY HOW MANY PUMPS CAN BE OPERATED ON DOCKS POWER EDG? |
CAPACITY OF PUMPS 1,2,9,10 RATED AT 4900 GPM CAPACITY OF PUMPS 3-8 ARE 5626 GPM ALL PUMPS ARE POWERED FROM 1E WHEN UNDER EDG POWER ONLY 6 PUMPS CAN RUN AT A TIME DUE TO INTERLOCKS |
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AT WHAT PRESSURE DOES THE ?CONTROL AIR LOW PRESSURE ALARM” AND “LOW SERVICE AIR” SOUNDS? WHERE DOES THIS ALARM SOUND? |
LOW SERVICE AIR - 90PSI IN BALL CONTROL AND DOCKING LOW CONTROL AIR -80PSI IN BALL CONTROL AND DOCKING |
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LIST AT LEAST 8 OF THE 12 CRITICAL LIFTS PER ARCO CRANES INSTRUCTION? ARCOINST 9900.4N |
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WHAT ARE THE IMMEDIATE ACTIONS FOR A LOSS OF FIREMAIN PRESSURE? EDCP-05 |
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DISCUSS THE REQUIRED ACTIONS FOR A LOSS OF SHORE POWER? WHEN CAN WE RESTORE DOCK POWER TO NORMAL FOLLOWING THE LOSS? EDOP-14 |
VERIFY THE EDG STARTS TAKE ACTION FOR THE AIR LOCK CONDITION INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE OF THE LOSS CONTACT PORT SERVICES OPERATE THE EDG IAW EDOP-001 WHEN SHORE POWER IS RESTORED,DO NOT SHIFT THE 1E FROM DEISEL TO SHORE UNTIL ALL BALLASTING AND DEBALLASTING OPERATIONS HAVE BEEN SECURED. WHEN SHORE POWER IS RESTORED TRANSFER THE 1E BACK TO SHORE POWER IAW EDOP-001 |
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EXPLAIN HOG AND SAG? HOW IS THIS DETERMINED? LOST ANY ARCO AND NAVSEA LIMITS? |
HOG - WHEN THE DOCK IS LIGHTER IN THE MIDDLE THAN THE END, WITH POSITIVE DEFLECTION. SAG - WHEN THE DOCK IS WEIGHTED DOWN MORE IN THE MIDDLE THAT THE ENDS, WITH NEGATIVE DEFLECTIONS. LIMITS +/- 1 INCH ARCO LIMITS, +/- 2 INCH NAVSEA LIMITS |
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LIST THE 14 PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITITIES OF THE CDO AS IDENTIFIED IN ARCOINST 1601.1Y |
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EAT SPAID TACO |
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EXPLAIN IN DETAIL WHAT IS “AIR LOCK” WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF AIR LOCK, WHAT HAPPENS TO THE DOCK AND WHAT CAN BE OPERATED? |
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