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DEFINE HAZARD?
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A WORK PLACE CONDITION THAT MIGHT RESULT IN INJURY, HEALTH IMPAIRMENT, ILLNESS ETC OR DAMAGE TO / LOSS OF PREPERTY / EQUIPMENT
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DEFINE HAZARD SEVERITY?
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE WORST POTENTIAL CONSENQUENCE
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DEFINE INJURY?
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A TRAUMATIC WOUND CAUSED BY EXTERNAL FORCE ie STRESS OR STRAIN
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DEFINE MISHAP?
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UNPLANNED OR UNEXPECTED EVENT CAUSING DEATH, INJURY, OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS OR MATERIAL LOSS/DAMAGE
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DEFINE MISHAP PROBABILITY?
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LIKELIHOOD THAT A HAZARD TURNS TO MISHAP OR LOSS
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DEFINE NEAR MISHAP?
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ACT / EVENT THAT INJURY OR DAMAGE WAS AVOIDED BY CHANCE
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DEFINE WEB-ENABLED SAFETY SYSTEM?
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DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR NMC BY COMNAVSAFECEN
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WHAT IS DODI 6055.7?
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MISHAP INVESTIGATION, REPORTING AND RECORD KEEPING
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WHAT IS OPNAVINST 5102.1D/MCO P5102.1B?
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MISHAP INVESTIGATION, REPORTING AND RECORD KEEPING
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WHAT IS OPNAVINST 3750.6R?
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NAVAL AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAM
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PURPOSES OF MISHAP INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING?
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1. IDENTIFY HAZARDS WHICH CAN CAUSE FREQUENT/SEVER MISHAPS 2. OR FUTURE MISHAPS
3. IDENTIFY UNSAFE ACTS/ CONDITIONS AND APPLY CORRECTIVE MEASURES 4. IDENTIFY MISHAP CASUAL FACTORS AND DEVELOP CORRECTIVE ACTIONS THAT CAN PREVENT FUTURES |
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WHAT IS A CLASS A MISHAP?
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$2 MILLION, DOD AIRCRAFT DESTROYED, INJURY/ MISHAP RESULTS IN FATALITY OR PERMANENT DISABILITY
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WHAT IS A CLASS B MISHAP?
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$500K-LESS THAN 2 MIL, INJURY/OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS RESULTING IN PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY, 3 OR MORE HOSPITALIZED
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WHAT IS A CLASS C MISHAP?
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$50K - 499K, INJURY/ILLNESS RESULTING IN 1 OR MORE DAYS FROM WORK OTHER THAN INJURY DAY
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WHAT IS A CLASS D MISHAP?
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$20K - 49K, RECORDABLE INJURY NOT CLASSIFIED AS A CLASS A, B, OR C MISHAP
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WHAT IS AN ACCIDENT AND INJURY REPORT?
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DIRECTED BY CO ALL INJURIES IAW SHIP'S POLICY, COPY TO SAFETY OFFICER
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WHAT IS A SAFETY INVESTIGATION REPORT (SIREP)?
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USING WESS-DS VIA EMAIL IF INTERNET IS A PROBLEM
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WHAT IS A HAZARD REPORT (HAZREP)?
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NEAR-MISHAPS AND SITUATIONS WHERE LESSONS LEARNED SHOULD BE SHARED
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MISHAP INVESTIGATION BOARD?
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IF A FATALITY WAS INVOLVED MDR CAN BE APPOINTED TO THE BOARD, NAVSAFECEN CANNOT BE OFFICIAL MEMBERS, MIR MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 30DAYS TO NAVSAFECEN
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WHERE ARE OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES RECORDED?
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SF 600, A/I REPORT (SAMS OR LOCAL FORM)
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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MINIMIZATION CENTERS (HAZMINCENs) CARE FOR WHAT?
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SHIPBOARD HAZMAT, USED HAZMAT, EXCESS HAZMAT, EMPTY HAZMAT CONTAINERS
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HAZMINCENs FALL UNDER WHAT PROGRAM?
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CONSOLIDATED HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REUTILIZATION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (CHRIMP)
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WHAT DOES THE HAZMAT ISSUE / REUSE SITE DO?
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COLLECT, CONSOLIDATE, AND OFFLOAD OF UNUSED/USED/EXCESS HAZMAT
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WHAT IS THE HAZMAT INFORMATION RESOURCE SYSTEM (HMIRS) PURPOSE?
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WEB BASED DOD REPOSITORY FOR MATERIALS SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS)
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WHO MANAGES HMIRS?
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DEFENSE LOGISTIC AGENCY (DLA)
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WHAT ARE THE CDs FOR HMIRS?
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DOD 6050.5LR PROPRIETARY/RESTRICTED, DOD 6050.5L NON PROPRIETARY/ UNCLASSIFIED
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WHAT ARE THE HAZMAT PROGRAM ELEMENTS?
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1. CENTRALIZED INVENTORY MGMT/ TRACKING
2. REQUISITIONING/ RECEIVING AUTH. HM 3. CONTAINER LABELING 4. STORAGE 5. CONTROLLING ISSUE/RE-ISSUE/RETURN 6. CONTAINER COMPATIBILITY 7. CONSOLIDATION/ OFFLOAD/DISPOSAL USED OR EXCESS HAZMAT 8. USE AND HANDLING REQUIREMENTS 9. TRAINING |
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WHAT ARE THE MDR RESPONSIBILITIES IRT HAZMAT CONTROL PRGM?
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1. TRAINING REGARDING HEALTH INFO AND PPE
2. MAINTAIN HARD COPIES OF MSDS OR CD-ROM 3. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN HM SPILLS OR MISHAPS 4. UTILIZE HM INVENTORY LIST TO HELP IDENTIFY EXPOSURES TO HM EMER 5. CONDUCT/SCHEDULE MED EXAMS FOR CLINICAL OPINIONS |
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WHERE ARE PHYSICAL/ CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE MSDS? WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL?
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SECTION G, BOILING POINT, SOLUBILITY IN H20, APPEARANCE/COLOR, MELTING POINT
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WHERE ARE FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS IN THE MSDS? WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL?
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SECTION H, FLAMMABLE LIMITS, EXTINGUISHING LIMITS
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WHERE IS HEALTH HAZAARD DATA IN THE MSDS? WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL?
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SECTION J, MODES OF ENTRY, ACUTE AND CHRONIC SYMPTOMS, EMER FIRST AID PROCEDURES, CARCINOGENICITY
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WHERE ARE THE PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE IN THE MSDS? WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL?
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SECTION K, WASTE DISPOSAL METHODS, SPILL PROCEDURES
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WHERE IS CONTROL MEASURE IN THE MSDS? WHAT DOES IT ENTAIL?
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SECTION L, PPE, VENTILATION DILUTION METHOD, WORK HYGIENIC PRACTICES
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HOW DO YOU IDENTIFY ITEMS IN HMIRS?
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FEDERAL STOCK NUMBER, NIIN (LAST 9 OF FSN)
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HOW DO YOU DETERMINE THE PROPER MEDICAL SCREENING FOR INDIVIDUAL WORKERS?
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USE THE MEDICAL MATRIX
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WHAT COLOR IS FIRE HAZARD IRT NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA)?
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RED
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WHAT COLOR IS HEALTH HAZARD IRT NFPA?
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BLUE
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WHAT COLOR IS REACTIVITY IRT NFPA?
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YELLOW
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WHAT COLOR IS SPECIFIC HAZARDS IRT NFPA?
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WHITE
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WHO TRAINS WORKERS THAT MIGHT BE EXPOSED TO HAZMAT? WHAT DO THEY TRAIN?
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WORK CENTER SUPERVISORS, USE OF MSDS AND ENSURE AVAILABILITY OF MSDS
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HOW PHASES OF ACTIONS FOR HAZMAT SPILLS?
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9 PHASES 1. DISCOVERY/ NOTIFICATION 2. INITIATION OF ACTION 3. EVALUATION 4. CONTAINMENT AND DC 5. DISPERSION OF GASES AND VAPORS 6. CLEANUP/ DECON 7. DISPOSAL OF CONTAMINATED MATERIAL 8. CERTS FOR RE-ENTRY 9. FOLLOW UP REPORTS
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WHAT IS HEAT STRESS?
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COMBO OF AIR TEMP, THERMAL RADIATION, HUMIDITY, AIRFLOW WHICH STRESS THE BODY
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WHAT IS THERMAL RADIATION?
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SUN, HEAT SOURCE (INCINERATOR, ENGINES, GERATORS, LAUNDRY)
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WHAT IS A FORM OF FORCED EXHAUST SYSTEMS?
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RED DEVIL BLOWER
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WHAT IS HUMIDITY?
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MOISTURE IN THE AIR
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WHAT IS ACCLIMATIZATION?
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THE ACT OF BECOMING ACCUSTOMED TO TEMP IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT
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WHAT DECREASES THE ABILITY TO HANDLE HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS?
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PAST EXPOSURE TO HEAT INJURIES
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WHAT ARE PERSONAL FACTOR ASSOCIATED WITH HEAT STRESS?
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PAST EXPOSURE, ALCOHOL, G6PD, SICKLE CELL EXERCISE AND FLUID INTAKE
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WHAT IS THE ONLY PHEL 5 SPACE?
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SCULLERY
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WHAT ARE CAUSES AND CONTRIBUTORS TO HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS?
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STEAM AND WATER LEAKS, BOILER AIR CASING LEAKS, MISSING/ DETERIORATED THERMAL INSULATION, VETILATION DEFICITS, WEATHER, ARDUOUS OPS
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WHAT ARE THE HEAT STRESS MONITORING PRGM ELEMENTS?
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EVALUATING / MONITORING HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS, EST SAFE WORK CONDITIONS, TRAINING, INVESTIGATING AND REPORTING PERSONNEL HEAT INJURIES, RECORD KEEPING
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PHYSIOLOGICAL HEAT EXPOSURE LIMIT (PHEL) CHART?
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6 CURVES THAT COMPARE WBGT INDEX AND DEGREE OF EFFORT
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WHAT PHEL IS A HEAVY WORK LOAD?
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PHEL 4
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WHAT PHEL IS IT WHEN YOU HAVE NON ROUTINE OPS, INCREASE WORK RATE, AND MINOR EQUIPMENT CASUALTY?
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USE THE NEXT HIGHER PHEL
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WHAT IS STAY TIME (WORK REST CYCLE)?
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MAX TIME PRESONNEL MAY WORK IN HEAT STRESS CONDITIONS
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WHAT IS RECOVERY TIME?
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MINIMUM OF TWICE THE STAY TIME AS DETERMINED BY PHEL CHART OR 4 HRS WHICHEVER IS SHORTER
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WHAT IS STACK GAS?
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COMBUSTION GASES GATHERING IN A SPACE DUE TO INADEQUATE VENTILATION OR BROKE MACHINERY
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PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON EXPOSURE TO WHAT ARE INTENSIFIED BY HEAT STRESS?
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STACK GAS
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HOW OFTEN IS HEAT STRESS CONDUCTED FOR THE CREW?
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ANNUALLY
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UPON APPT, WHEN MUST TRAINING BE COMPLETED FOR HEAT STRESS MONITORS?
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12 WEEKS
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HOW DO YOU REPORT A HEAT STRESS INJURY?
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ACCIDENT AND INJURY REPORT
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HOW LONG DOES THE SMDR MAINTAIN HEAT STRESS SURVEY REPORTS?
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1 YEAR
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WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE DRY BULB THERMOMETER?
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1. MEASURES AMBIENT AIR TEMP
2. INDICATOR FOR FURTHER HEAT STRESS MONITORING BY USE OF WBGT METER |
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WHAT DO YOU DO WITH HIGH TEMPS ON A HEAT STRESS SURVEY?
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CIRCLE IN RED IF OVER 100F DB TEMPS, NOTIFY SUPERVISOR IMMEDIATELY
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WHAT DOES THE DB TEMP SENSOR MEASURE IRT HEAT STRESS METER?
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AMBIENT TEMP
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WHAT DOES THE WB TEMP SENSOR MEASURE IRT HEAT STRESS METER?
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HUMIDITY
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WHAT DOES THE GLOBE (RADIANT) TEMP SENSOR MEASURE IT HEAT STRESS METER?
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AN INTEGRATION OF RADIANT AND CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER
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WHAT IS THE WBGT INDEX?
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A MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS (HEAT STRESS)WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF DB, WB, AND GLOBE TEMP
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WHAT IS THE EQUATION TO DETERMINE WBGT INDEX?
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(0.1 X DB)+(0.7 X WB)+(0.2 X GT)
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WHAT IS THE PSYCHROMETER?
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AN INSTRUMENT YOU WHIRL AROUND TO MEASURE ATMOSPHERIC HUMIDITY
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WHAT PHEL WHEN WATCH WORK LENGTH IS 4 HRS OR LESS AND DB IS EQUAL OR GREATER THAN 100?
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PHEL 1-3, REQUIRED MONITORING
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WHAT PHEL WHEN WATCH/WORKSTATION LENGTH IS GREATER THAN 4 HRS AND DB TEMP IS EQUAL OR GREATER THAN 90?
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PHEL 1-3, REQUIRED MONITORING
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN PHEL 4-6 AND DB IS EQUAL OR GREATER THAN 85?
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REQUIRED MONITORING
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WHEN DO YOU DO A FOLLOW ON SURVEY?
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IF THE DB TEMP INCREASES BY MORE THAN 5 DEGREES FROM PREVIOUS SURVEY
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WHEN PERFORMING A CALIBRATION CHECK ON RSS-220 WBGT METER, WHAT IS THE ACCEPTABLE RANGE OF READOUTS?
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99.8-100.2
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WHEN CONDUCTING A SURVEY, WHAT ARE THE NOTABLE PROCEDURES?
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5 MINS FOR EVERY SPACE, 3 MINS FOR EVERY WORKSTATION IN THAT SPACE, DB/WB SENSORS FACE AIRFLOW, AND HOLD CHEST LEVEL 12-18 INCES FROM BODY
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HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE THE QUESTEMP 48N HEAT STRESS MONITOR TO STABILIZE?
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10 MINUTES IN NEW ENVIRONMENT
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HOW HIGH OF THE DECK DO YOU PLACE THE QUESTEMP 48N?
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APPROXIMATELY 3.5 FEET
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WHEN RECORDING READINGS FOR THE QUESTEMP 48N, WHAT DO YOU MAKE SURE TO DO?
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CIRCLE IN RED, ALL EXPOSURE LIMITS LESS THAN THE WATCH PERIOD
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WHAT IS THE COs RESPONSIBILITY IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PRGM?
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ESTABLISH A PROGRAM WITHIN THE COMMAND
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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEPT/DIVO IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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ENSURE SIGHT HAZARDOUS AREAS ARE PROPERLY MARKED AND LABELED
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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL HANDS IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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COMPLY WITH EYE HAZARDOUS LABELS
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SAFETY OFFICER IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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EVALUATE AREAS, PROCESSES, EQUIP NOT EVALUATED BY IH OR WHEN MODS HAVE BEEN MADE, ANNUAL EVALUATION FOR COMMAND COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROGRAM
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WHAT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MDR IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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SCHEDULE SCREENING EXAMS
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WHAT ARE THE PROGRAM ELEMENTS OF THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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DETERMINATION AND DESGNATION OF EYE HAZARDS, MED SURVEILLANCE, ISSUE AND MAINTENENANCE OF PPE, PROCEDURES FOR USE AND ISSUE OF TEMP PPE, ESTABLISHMENT OF EMER EYEWASH, TRAINING
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PERSONNEL REQUIRED TO BE ON SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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CLASS 3B OR 4 LASER WORKERS, PERSONNEL THAT ROUTINELY REPAIR/ ALIGN CLASS 3 OR 4 LASERS
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WHAT DOES DECK STRIPING LOOK LIKE IRT THE SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM?
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3 INCH YELLOW AND BLACK STRIPED OR CHECKERBOARD TAPE
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WHERE ARE EYE HAZARD SIGNS OR LABELS NOT REQUIRED?
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INDIVIDUAL TOOLS
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WHAT MUST BE WORN WITH FACE SHIELDS?
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PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION
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IAW AMERICAN STANDARDS INSTITUTE (ANSI) COMPLIANCE, WHAT RATING MUST APPEAR?
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Z-87
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HOW DO YOU CLEAN REUSABLE EYEWEAR ACCORDING TO ANSI?
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HOT SOAPY WATER AND RINSE, THEN IMMERSE IN WESCODYNE SOLUTION FOR 10 MINS
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DESCRIBE THE SIGNS FOR EMER EYEWASH STATIONS?
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GREEN SIGNS WITH WHITE LETTERING
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HOW FAR IS AN EYEWASH STATION SUPPOSED TO BE FROM A HAZARD?
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WITHIN 100 FEET OR 10 SECONDS
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WHAT IS THE FLOW RATE OF AN EYEWASH STATION?
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0.4 GALLONSPER MINUTE FOR 15 CONTINUOS MINUTES
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WHAT KIND OF ALARM NEEDS TO BE ACTIVATED WHEN AN EYEWASH STATION IS USED AND WHY?
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VISIBLE AND AUDIBLE FOR REMOTE LOCATIONS TO ALERT DCC, QUARTERDECK, BRIDGE
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HOW OFTEN IS SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM TRAINING?
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BASELINE AND ANNUAL
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WHAT ARE THE TOPICS FOR SIGHT CONSERVATION PROGRAM TRAINING?
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TYPES OF HAZARDS, TYPES OF EYE PRO, EYEWASH LOCATION AND USE, FIRST AID PROCEDURES
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