Officer Of The Deck

Front 1

What are the different types of communications that we have onboard?

Back 1

Red Phones
J-Dial
1MC
Sound Powered Phones
Radios

Front 2

What type of small boats do we have onboard?

Back 2

7M Rhib

11M Rhib

Front 3

What are the 3 types of alarms that we have onboard?

What color are they?

Back 3

General (Red), Chemical (Greens), Collision (Yellow)

Front 4

When inspecting quarterdeck watches, what do you look for?

Back 4

Make sure the watchstander is in the correct uniform.

Make sure their uniform is squared away and they look professional according to Navy Regulations.

Front 5

What are some of the ship's major equipment onboard?

Back 5

Cranes, Forklifts, Rhibs

Front 6

Name some of the hotel services onboard.

Back 6

Shore Power, potable water.

Front 7

When inspecting the ship's brow and mooring lines, what do you look for?

Back 7

Make sure everything is safely secured and the lines aren't too slack. If the lines are too slack, contact duty deck. If the brow has shifted, contact Port Ops.

Front 8

What goes on when observing sunrise?

Back 8

- POD will have sunrise time. -- POOW logs it in deck log.
QMs turns the topside lights off.

Front 9

How is morning colors executed?

Back 9

- Muster color detail 30 minutes prior.
- Use holiday flags on Sunday.
- Do not pass anything over the 1MC after "first call for colors"
- Messenger sets up flags after colors.

Front 10

How is the evening colors executed?

Back 10

Muster the color detail and light detail 30 minutes prior.
- EM's turn the waterline lights on.
- Messenger roll flags and stow them.

Front 11

Is the messenger allowed to use the 1MC?

Back 11

No

Front 12

How often do you pass the word for personnel working over the side/aloft?

Back 12

Every 30 minutes

Front 13

Why can't you pump at night?

Back 13

Because there is low kight and you won't be able to see if oil or fuel was to start leaking.

Front 14

How many 12 oclock reports are there?

Name Them?

Back 14

6 Reports
Binnacle Report
Draft Report
Muster Report
Boat Report
Fuel and Water
Magazine Report

Front 15

When preparing to get underway, what is required?

Back 15

-Pre underway checkoff list
-All members must be on ship within a hour and half before departure.
-Visitors must depart when announced.

Front 16

What does HERO stand for?

What are the different steps?

Back 16

Hazardous Electromagnetic Radiation Ordnance.

Safe
Unsafe
Susceptible
Unreliable

Front 17

What is Asylum? Can the CO grant it?

Back 17

No

Front 18

Can the CO grant refuge?

Back 18

Yes

Front 19

Once taken on the ship, who can authorized them to be released to local authorities?

Back 19

SECNAV

Front 20

If there is a bad storm, and the ship is rocking really hard, what do you do?

Back 20

Double up the lines
Drop the anchor
Get underway

Front 21

What do you do if a person returns from UA status?

Back 21

Contact CDO, Duty MAA, CMAA

Front 22

How do you respond to a Red Cross emergency notification?

Back 22

Request the message
Get accurate info
Contact the CDO and they will contact the Chaplain and CO

Front 23

What do yo do if you receive a drunk/disorderly person?

Back 23

Contact CDO/Duty MAA/CMAA
Contact the Duty Dept Head for drunken watch.
If member is in bad shape, contact duty Corpsmen

Front 24

What happens during loss of firemain and what do you do?

Back 24

Degrades the capability to fight fires. Loss of flushing water (secure heads).

Secure smoking lamp
Contact Sound and Security or EDO. Inport emergecncy team will investigate address the issue.


Secure all hot work
Possible secure alert

Front 25

What happens during loss of electrical power and what do you do?

Back 25

May occur during shore power of Aux steaming.
Could indicate electrical fire or equipmetn casualty.

May be a possible security alert so maintain quaterdeck and stay alert.

Front 26

What do you do if THREATCON is increased?

Back 26

Set more watches in place

Front 27

What is excessive list and what do you do if this was to happen?

Back 27

Unequal balance of the ship.

Contact DC Central, notify EDO to investigate

Front 28

What do you do in a flooding situation?

Back 28

Pass the Word
Away the Inport Emergency Team

Front 29

What do you do in a fire situation?

Back 29

Get the name of the person who is reporting, location and type of fire. Contact Port Ops, Fire Dept, another ship

Front 30

If a fire is in a magazine, what do you do?

Back 30

Request permission from the CDO/CO to activate the magazine sprinkler.

Front 31

What do you do for a man overboard situation?

Back 31

POOW announces it. Throw them a life raft. Keep person in your sight.

Front 32

What do you do in a bomb threat situation?

Back 32

Contact CDO immediately.
Remain calm
Get as much info as possible
Use the 5 W concept
May have to evacuate

Front 33

What do you do in a collison situation?

Back 33

Pass the word to brace for shock and the location
Set Zebra
Sound the Collision Alarm

Front 34

What do you do in a security alert situation?

Back 34

Maintain a vigilant watch.
Secure brow.
Don't allow no incoming or outgoing traffic

Front 35

What is a covert alert?

Back 35

A code name is used to inform the crew of the alarm

Front 36

What is a overt alert?

Back 36

Sound the alarm as if you would any other alert

Front 37

Name some of the contolled spaces on the ship.

Back 37

Post Office, Personnel, Disbursing, 3MC office

Front 38

What do you do if a controlled space intrusion alarm goes off?

Back 38

Contact DC Central.

Front 39

What do you do in a sneak/attack situation?

Back 39

Activate Sonar,sea suction, cycle rudders

Post additonal watches

Charge hoses to repel boarders nonviolently

Front 40

What are sorties?

Back 40

An orderly movement of ship's from one general area to another before a storm

Front 41

What are dispersals?

Back 41

Expeditious movement of ship's from one general area to another (ships act to get underway as quickly as possible as a unit.

Front 42

What do you do in a explosion situation?

Back 42

Away the inport emergency team, contact EOD

Front 43

What do you do in a medical emergency?

Back 43

Pass the word for man down
Medevac if necessary or call the ambulance

Front 44

What are some emergencies requiring rescue and assistance detail reponse?

Back 44

Fires, floodings, emergency, response for other units, small boats

Front 45

What are some environmental pollutions? What do you do?

Back 45

Oils spills, fuel spills
Contact Sound and Security
Cease all pumping
Contact Port Ops

Front 46

what do you do in a weapons accident situation?

Back 46

Contact Duty Gunner's Mate

Front 47

What do you do in a external disturbance situaiton?

Back 47

Contact Police
Secure of remove the brow
Secure the Gate

Front 48

What do you do in a internal disturbance?

Back 48

Contact DMAA, CMAA, charge the hoses, GQ

Front 49

What do you do in a swimmer attack situation?

Back 49

Maintain a vigilant watch

Front 50

What is the OOD's job?

Back 50

To keep the ship secure and safe.

Front 51

How many bells does a Vice Admiral/Admiral receive?

Back 51

8 bells

Front 52

How many bells does a RDML/RADM receive?

Back 52

6 bells

Front 53

How many bells does a CDR/CAPT receive?

Back 53

4 bells

Front 54

How many bells does a LCDR and below receive?

Back 54

2 bells

Front 55

How many gun salutes does a RDML receive?

Back 55

11

Front 56

How many gun salutes does a RADM receive?

Back 56

13

Front 57

How many gun salutes does a VADM receive?

Back 57

15

Front 58

How many gun salutes does a ADM receive?

Back 58

17