Opnavinst 5100.19E B2, Navy Safety And Occupational Health (Soh) Program Manual For Forces Afloat

Front 1

Ships shall not expose personal to excessive what and shall provide a shipboard work environment that minimizes the probability of such exposure?

Back 1

Heat Stress

Front 2

What is any combination of air temperature, thermal radiation, humidity, airflow, workload, and health conditions that may stress the body as it attempts to regulate body temperature?

Back 2

Heat Stress

Front 3

To obtain accurate and reliable data on heat stress conditions, ships shall conduct heat stress surveys to record dry-bulb (DB), and wet-bulb (WB), and what other readings?

Back 3

Globe Temperature (GT)

Front 4

What is calculated using dry-bulb, wet-bulb, and globe temperature?

Back 4

WBGT Index

Front 5

Heat acclimation occurs gradually, usually requiring how many weeks or more?

Back 5

three

Front 6

The Commanding Officer shall report to the what those material deficiencies, beyond ship's force capability to correct, which contribute to heat stress conditions aboard the ship?

Back 6

Immediate Superior In Command (ISIC)

Front 7

Who shall provide training to divisions on heat stress health hazards, symptoms, prevention, and first aid procedures, upon request?

Back 7

MDR

Front 8

If maintenance or repair is required, record all heat stress related deficiencies on what?

Back 8

CSMP

Front 9

Who shall limit personnel heat exposures per established stay times, except as approved by the commanding officer in an operational emergency?

Back 9

Division Officers

Front 10

Use a WBGT meter or what to measure DB, WB, and GT, and compute the WBGT index to determine the amount of time it is safe to work in a given space?

Back 10

AHSS

Front 11

What shall be permanently mounted at watch and workstations throughout the ship where heat stress conditions may exist?

Back 11

Hanging DB thermometer

Front 12

Placement of the DB thermometers may be in or out of the ventilation air stream but must be hung at least how many feet from any supply of ventilation terminal/ opening?

Back 12

two

Front 13

If the differences between the hanging DB thermometer and the DB temperature measured with the WBGT meter, during a survey, is how many degrees Fahrenheit or greater at any watch or work station, then the DB thermometer is not representative of the temperature at the work station?

Back 13

five

Front 14

If a ventilation is present at the work station where an AHSS unit will be installed, then the sensor should be located in relation to the ventilation duct such that airflow to the sensor does not exceed what fpm?

Back 14

600

Front 15

Dry-bulb thermometers must still be mounted on ships with what?

Back 15

AHSS

Front 16

The surveyor uses the WGBT index, along with the individual's physical exertion level, to determine the permissible heat exposure limits referred to as the what?

Back 16

PHEL stay times

Front 17

The operating range for the RSS-220 and Vista Model 960 WBGT meters is 65 degrees Fahrenheit to how many degrees Fahrenheit?

Back 17

150

Front 18

The operating range for the AHSS is 32 degrees Fahrenheit to 150 degrees Fahrenheit and 10% to what percent relative humidity?

Back 18

95%

Front 19

The heat stress surveyor shall conduct the first WBGT measurement in the workspace after the meter has been in space how many minutes to enable it to equilibrate to the surrounding area?

Back 19

five

Front 20

The heat stress surveyor shall record all nonautomated survey readings to the nearest how many degrees Fahrenheit?

Back 20

0.1

Front 21

Under normal operations, routine watches in engineering spaces are expected to be how many hours at a PHEL III or lower?

Back 21

four

Front 22

How many options are provided for follow on surveys for engineering spaces on non-nuclear, steam-powered ships and for laundries, sculleries, galleys, steam catapult spaces and arresting gear spaces?

Back 22

two

Front 23

The WBGT meter, motorized psychrometer, or commercially available what may be used to measure DB and WB temperature?

Back 23

Hygrometer?

Front 24

The department head may elect to have more than one stay time rotation in a workspace if permitted by what?

Back 24

PHEL

Front 25

What is for use in especially hot environments where reduced stay times have been imposed on watch/work standers?

Back 25

TWM WBGT

Front 26

Supervisors shall direct personnel standing watch or working in spaces in reduced stay times (except in operational emergencies as directed by the CO) to leave the heat stress environment prior or the expiration of the PHEL stay time. These personnel shall move to a cool, dry area conducive to rapid physiological recovery (an area with a DB temperature of how many degrees Fahrenheit or less)?

Back 26

80

Front 27

Drink more water than satisfies thirst but no more than how many liters per hour when working in a heat stress environment?

Back 27

1.5

Front 28

The use of using cooling vests that contain what- based phase change material is not recommended?

Back 28

Paraffin

Front 29

What shall provide a fiscal year-end summary of ship board heat stress cases from the WESS database by type of operation, and ship class to CNO (N09F)?

Back 29

NAVENVIRHLTHCEN

Front 30

What provides a measure of environmental conditions?

Back 30

WBGT index

Front 31

The Navy has developed how many PHEL curves?

Back 31

Six

Front 32

Personnel conducting heavy repairs or other strenuous work shall have their stay time determined by using what?

Back 32

PHEL curve VI

Front 33

If someone entering a workspace or area for the first time in approximately how long or more can smell the odor of stack gas and/or fuel vapors, then a harmful concentration may be present?

Back 33

Four hours