Et Bibs E-5 Navedtra 14086

Front 1

In what year were safety engineers
assigned to each major shipyard?

Back 1

1917

Front 2

What is/are the number one cause
of mishaps?

Back 2

Personnel / People

Front 3

Who is the designated occupational
safety and health (OSH) official
for the Department of the Navy?

Back 3

Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Front 4

Who monitors safety and occupational health statistics and provides direct support and assistance to fleet units in safety matters?

Back 4

Commander,Naval Safety Center

Front 5

Which of the following OPNAV
instructions covers the Navy
Occupational Safety and Health
program?

Back 5

OPNAVINST 5100.19

Front 6

What forms the basis of mishap
prevention?

Back 6

1)Mishaps are caused
2)Eliminate the causes

Front 7

MAA/Safety Force personnel are
roving inspectors for hazards that
could result in injury to
personnel or damage to equipment. T/F

Back 7

True

Front 8

Hazards that may cause severe
injury, severe occupational
illness, or major property damage
are assigned what category?

Back 8

Category II—Critical

Front 9

If you are assigned a task that is
beyond your skill level, you
should take which of the following
actions?

Back 9

Tell your supervisor and ask
for assistance

Front 10

There is no need to review all
precautions for a task you have
preformed many times before. T/F

Back 10

False

Front 11

Behavior that leads to a mishap is
usually caused by which of the
following problems?

Back 11

Undesirable attitudes and Lack of motivations

Front 12

What type of motivation can cause
“jury-rigged” equipment?

Back 12

Motivation to save time

Front 13

Which of the following are
incentives for specific acts?

Back 13

Motivations

Front 14

What law assures safe and
healthful working conditions for
every worker in the United States?

Back 14

The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)

Front 15

What is the objective of the
Navy’s mishap prevention program?

Back 15

To prevent mishaps from
occurring and to prevent mishaps from
reoccurring

Front 16

When you need to delay correcting
an unsafe condition, which of the
following actions should you take?

Back 16

Take whatever temporary
precautions you need to
protect yourself and your
coworkers

Front 17

Commanding officers can delegate
their responsibilities for safety
of all personnel under their
command to the executive officer.

Back 17

False

Front 18

Factors that can contribute to
worker caused mishaps include

Back 18

-lack of experience, outdated procedures
-negative motivation
-medical and communication problems

Front 19

The quantity of hazardous material
stored in the work space should be
limited to what amount?

Back 19

Enough for one work shift

Front 20

Used in most cordless, recharge-
able equipment; should not be
stored in an area where lead-acid
batteries are stored.

Back 20

Nickel-Cadmium Cell Batteries

Front 21

Commonly called mercury cells;
small and powerful; should not be
exposed to heat over 400
degrees F.

Back 21

Mercuric-Oxide Zinc Cell Batteries

Front 22

Most widely used wet-cell battery;
battery gases are extremely
explosive; contains sulfuric acid.

Back 22

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries

Front 23

Has high energy; is long lasting;
could release toxic gases or
explode.

Back 23

Lithium Cell Batteries

Front 24

Commonly called an alkaline
battery; used in portable radios
safety precautions same as for
carbon-zinc batteries.

Back 24

Manganese-Dioxide Alkaline-Zinc Cell Battery

Front 25

Most common battery in the Navy;
could explode if put into a fire.

Back 25

Carbon-Zinc Dry Cell Battery

Front 26

What group is responsible for the
proper stowage of hazardous
material in an area under their
cognizance on board ships?

Back 26

-The supply department
-Individual work center personnel

Front 27

You should never remove a cathode-
ray tube unless its high voltage
anode has been charged. T/F

Back 27

False

Front 28

The form and appearance of PCBs
can range from oily liquids to
crystalline solids. T/F

Back 28

True

Front 29

All hazardous material and
hazardous material containers do
not have to be labeled. T/F

Back 29

False

Front 30

If you dispense a hazardous
material into an unlabeled
container, what must you do?

Back 30

Indicate on the new container
the same label information
shown on the original
container

Front 31

Which items must
manufacturers of hazardous
materials provide to users?

Back 31

1. The name of the material
2. The name and address of the manufacturer
3. The nature of the hazard

Front 32

Where are the MSDSs for a work
center located at shore stations?

Back 32

Within the work center

Front 33

What is the background color of
the DOT hazardous material
shipping symbols for non-flammable
gas?

Back 33

Green

Front 34

You have the authority to relabel
properly labeled hazardous
material. T/F

Back 34

False

Front 35

What actions should you take when using
hazardous solvents?

Back 35

Have adequate ventilation

Front 36

Which types of solvents are the
safest?

Back 36

Water-based

Front 37

What should you do before using an
aerosol container?

Back 37

Read the label

Front 38

Which of the following information
is contained on an MSDS?

Back 38

1. General information, including an emergency
phone number
2. Ingredients and identity information
3. Physical/chemical characteristics
4. Fire and explosion hazard data
5. Health and hazard data, including first aid

Front 39

All equipment and cabinets
containing in-service PCB
capacitors must be marked with a
label similar that says "This Equipment
contains PCB (Poluchlorinated Biphenyls)
CAPACITOR(S)" T/F

Back 39

True

Front 40

In which section of the Tag-Out
Log will you find DANGER/CAUTION
tag-out record sheets that have
been cleared and are no longer in
effect?

Back 40

Section 2

Front 41

The instrument log is found in
which section of the Tag-Out Log?

Back 41

Section 4

Front 42

DANGER/CAUTION tag-out record
sheets that are still in effect
are kept in which section of the
Tag-Out Log?

Back 42

Section 3

Front 43

What has the greatest hazard associated with
working aloft?

Back 43

Danger of a fall

Front 44

An RF burn is the result of RF
voltages passing through the body. T/F

Back 44

True

Front 45

Which of the following is the best
basic description of a laser beam?

Back 45

A concentrated beam of optical radiation

Front 46

When removing or replacing an ESDS
device, which of the following
actions should you take?

Back 46

1) Ensure that you are grounded
2) Hold the device through electrostatic-free wrap if
possible

Front 47

When measuring voltage above 300
volts, you should attach the test
probe while the equipment is de-
energized. T/F

Back 47

True

Front 48

What is the first action that you
should take if you see someone
being shocked?

Back 48

Secure the power

Front 49

Information on equipment grounding
can be found in which of the
following publications?

Back 49

MIL-STD-1310 (Shipboard Bonding, Grounding, and Other Techniques for Electromagnetic Compatibility and Safety)

Front 50

How much time, in seconds, is
required for 44 milliamperes to
cause your heart to begin
fibrillation?

Back 50

7 Seconds

Front 51

What is the “can’t let go” current
in milliamperes for a person
weighing 175 pounds?

Back 51

16mA

Front 52

Voltages over 240 volts will burn
through the skin and leave deep
third-degree burns where the
charge enters the body. T/F

Back 52

True

Front 53

What is the resistance, in ohms,
between major extremities of an
average human body?

Back 53

1500ohms

Front 54

Of the following, which is the
most dangerous path current can
take through the body?

Back 54

Hand to Foot

Front 55

Which of the following factors
cause(s) electric shock?

Back 55

Current

Front 56

When personnel work aloft, a
verbal warning must be passed over
the 1MC prior to commencement of
the work and at what time
intervals,in minutes, until the
work is completed?

Back 56

15 minutes

Front 57

Whose permission is required to
work aloft?

Back 57

Commanding officer

Front 58

Only qualified ship’s force
personnel may perform the second
check of tag installation. T/F

Back 58

True

Front 59

The number “70” in tag number
70-16 represents which of the
following information?

Back 59

Log serial number

Front 60

When tag requirements have been
identified and the affected
system will be rendered out-of-
commission as a result of the
tag-out, the authorizing officer
must obtain permission from which
of the following individuals prior
to effecting the tag-out?

Back 60

CO when appropriate and the cognizant Department Head.