Et A School Test 1

Front 1

What must be maintained to sustain a fluid system for all condition types

Back 1

People-places-procedures

Front 2

What is a manual system that includes systematic procedures and supporting materials intended for use by combat systems personnel for the direct support of system operation, maintenance, and causality control

Back 2

CSOSS

Front 3

Who did the CNO direct to develop CSOSS

Back 3

NAVSEA

Front 4

How do the CSOSS and ESOS parallel each other

Back 4

Types of function, format and content use of documentation, and development process

Front 5

Whose job is it to supply air, water, and power to the combat system and repair those systems if any casualties occur?

Back 5

EOOW

Front 6

What allows casualties to be handled quickly, permitting the ship to continue its mission

Back 6

Timely and accurate flow of info

Front 7

Who directs the CSOSS org. and assures that required readiness-related evolutions are performed safely and effectively and is overall responsible as the ships CSOSS director

Back 7

CO

Front 8

What is the TAO authorized to do without first receiving the CO's approval

Back 8

Release weapons

Front 9

Who is the link bwtn the CO/TAO and the CSOOW

Back 9

CSRO

Front 10

Who maintains emergency destruction bill, compliance, status boards, emission control tag-out logs and coordinates all working-aloft evolutions

Back 10

COOW

Front 11

Who does CSOOW coordinate with

Back 11

EOOW, AAS, CSOR

Front 12

What is working aloft

Back 12

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 13

What is working aloft

Back 13

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 14

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 14

Status of repair reports

Front 15

What is working aloft

Back 15

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 16

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 16

Status of repair reports

Front 17

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 17

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 18

What is working aloft

Back 18

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 19

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 19

Status of repair reports

Front 20

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 20

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 21

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 21

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 22

What is working aloft

Back 22

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 23

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 23

Status of repair reports

Front 24

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 24

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 25

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 25

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 26

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 26

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 27

What is working aloft

Back 27

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 28

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 28

Status of repair reports

Front 29

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 29

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 30

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 30

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 31

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 31

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 32

ESS and WSS

Back 32

Central point of contacts

Front 33

What is working aloft

Back 33

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 34

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 34

Status of repair reports

Front 35

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 35

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 36

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 36

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 37

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 37

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 38

ESS and WSS

Back 38

Central point of contacts

Front 39

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 39

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 40

What is working aloft

Back 40

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 41

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 41

Status of repair reports

Front 42

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 42

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 43

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 43

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 44

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 44

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 45

ESS and WSS

Back 45

Central point of contacts

Front 46

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 46

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 47

What makes up a CSOSS manual

Back 47

CSOP , CSCOCC, Support Data

Front 48

What is working aloft

Back 48

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 49

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 49

Status of repair reports

Front 50

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 50

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 51

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 51

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 52

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 52

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 53

ESS and WSS

Back 53

Central point of contacts

Front 54

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 54

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 55

What makes up a CSOSS manual

Back 55

CSOP , CSCOCC, Support Data

Front 56

What is located in support data section of the CSOSS manual

Back 56

Standard notes, system data tables , system diagrams

Front 57

What is working aloft

Back 57

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 58

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 58

Status of repair reports

Front 59

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 59

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 60

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 60

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 61

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 61

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 62

ESS and WSS

Back 62

Central point of contacts

Front 63

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 63

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 64

What makes up a CSOSS manual

Back 64

CSOP , CSCOCC, Support Data

Front 65

What is located in support data section of the CSOSS manual

Back 65

Standard notes, system data tables , system diagrams

Front 66

CSSOW

Back 66

Maintains emergency destruction bill compliance status boards emission control compliance and RADHAZ combat system tag outs and coordinates all working aloft evolutions

Front 67

What is working aloft

Back 67

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 68

AAS

Back 68

Direct technology and operates and ensures maximum readiness of equipment

Front 69

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 69

Status of repair reports

Front 70

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 70

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 71

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 71

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 72

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 72

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 73

ESS and WSS

Back 73

Central point of contacts

Front 74

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 74

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 75

What makes up a CSOSS manual

Back 75

CSOP , CSCOCC, Support Data

Front 76

What is located in support data section of the CSOSS manual

Back 76

Standard notes, system data tables , system diagrams

Front 77

CSSOW

Back 77

Maintains emergency destruction bill compliance status boards emission control compliance and RADHAZ combat system tag outs and coordinates all working aloft evolutions

Front 78

What is working aloft

Back 78

Working anywhere with a chance of a fall

Front 79

AAS

Back 79

Direct technology and operates and ensures maximum readiness of equipment

Front 80

AAP

Back 80

Link bwtn the combat system readiness of the ship

Front 81

What are AASs the primary providers of he CSOOW

Back 81

Status of repair reports

Front 82

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 82

CSOR, CO, TAO

Front 83

What is CSMC equipped with to assist the CSOOW

Back 83

Status board, a full set of CSOSS reference material and adequate internal communication

Front 84

What is the primary mission of the CIC?

Back 84

To gather process display evaluate and rapidly distribute info and intelligence

Front 85

ESS and WSS

Back 85

Central point of contacts

Front 86

What are some stations assigned to ESS

Back 86

Radar room communication room pilot house

Front 87

What makes up a CSOSS manual

Back 87

CSOP , CSCOCC, Support Data

Front 88

What is located in support data section of the CSOSS manual

Back 88

Standard notes, system data tables , system diagrams

Front 89

CSSOW

Back 89

Maintains emergency destruction bill compliance status boards emission control compliance and RADHAZ combat system tag outs and coordinates all working aloft evolutions

Front 90

Three items available in CSMC

Back 90

Status boards, full set of CSOSS reference materials, adequate internal communications

Front 91

Three items available in CSMC

Back 91

Status boards, full set of CSOSS reference materials, adequate internal communications

Front 92

Where is the CSOOW located

Back 92

CSMC

Front 93

Support Data

Back 93

Includes reference material and handbook for quick reference

Front 94

Combat system operational

Back 94

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 95

Combat system operational

Back 95

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 96

Communication wheels

Back 96

Used for finding the organizational layout of your CSOSS chain of command

Front 97

Combat system operational

Back 97

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 98

Communication wheels

Back 98

Used for finding the organizational layout of your CSOSS chain of command

Front 99

Condition I

Back 99

General quarters

Highest degree of readiness

All weapons are manned and systems are ready to be fired

Front 100

Combat system operational

Back 100

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 101

Communication wheels

Back 101

Used for finding the organizational layout of your CSOSS chain of command

Front 102

Condition I

Back 102

General quarters

Highest degree of readiness

All weapons are manned and systems are ready to be fired

Front 103

Condition II

Back 103

Set accomplish specific missions

Front 104

Combat system operational

Back 104

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 105

Communication wheels

Back 105

Used for finding the organizational layout of your CSOSS chain of command

Front 106

Condition I

Back 106

General quarters

Highest degree of readiness

All weapons are manned and systems are ready to be fired

Front 107

Condition II

Back 107

Set accomplish specific missions

Front 108

Conditions III

Back 108

Sailing in the international waters where hostile or unfriendly forces have been encounters

Possible threat but not all watches aren't manned

Front 109

Combat system operational

Back 109

Used for casualty situations and contains detailed procedures for he correct control for equipment and system level casualties

Front 110

Communication wheels

Back 110

Used for finding the organizational layout of your CSOSS chain of command

Front 111

Condition I

Back 111

General quarters

Highest degree of readiness

All weapons are manned and systems are ready to be fired

Front 112

Condition II

Back 112

Set accomplish specific missions

Front 113

Conditions III

Back 113

Sailing in the international waters where hostile or unfriendly forces have been encounters

Possible threat but not all watches aren't manned

Front 114

Condition IV

Back 114

Optimum peace time cruising

Front 115

In port

Back 115

Personnel report to LPO or Work Center Supervisor

Front 116

CSOR

Back 116

Advises CO/TAO in impact system casualties ; capabilities lost remaining status repairs