Sound Shipboard Operating Principles And Procedures

Front 1

Six core principles

Back 1

Procedural Compliance

Questioning Attitude

Forceful Backup

Formality

Level Of Knowledge

Integrity

Front 2

3 Supporting Processes

Back 2

ORM

Plan, Brief, Execute, Debrief

Incident Reporting

Front 3

Successful supervisors and operators

Back 3

Ensure procedures are readily available, frequently referenced, and strictly adhered to

Front 4

Questioning attitude

Back 4

A critical thinking skill and an exercise in vigilance

Front 5

A key question

Back 5

What is wrong with this picture

Front 6

Forceful backup

Back 6

When employed effectively, unclear orders are questioned and clarified

Front 7

Formality in day to day operations is evidenced by

Back 7

Clear concise orders and verbatim repeating of commands to eliminate the potential for misinterpretation

Front 8

Well trained and disciplined operators

Back 8

Follow procedures thoughtfully, vice blindly, and understand the expected system response when taking an action

Front 9

Integrity

Back 9

Doing the right thing even when nobody is watching

Front 10

Risk management

Back 10

Does not mean risk avoidance

Front 11

Hazard identification

Back 11

What could go wrong here

Front 12

Intention of Incident reporting process

Back 12

Share lessons learned with the fleet, not to assign blame

Front 13

1st step when something goes wrong

Back 13

Gather involved operators and key supervisors

Front 14

2 Distinct Watchstanding Chains of command

Back 14

Operational and Administrative

Front 15

Problems with Operation and material conditions

Back 15

Must first be reported to the operational chain of command

Front 16

Properly taken log must be

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Chronological, Historical, and Current

Front 17

Any material not properly stowed

Back 17

Becomes a missile hazard in a combat environment or in the event of a terrorist attack

Front 18

Eight o clock reports and Night Orders

Back 18

Provide supervisory personnel with a list of equipment and systems that are out of commission or have limits that restrict their operation

Front 19

Notify supervisors when

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Space thermometers reach 100F if you are standing less than 5 hour watches, and 90F if you are standing 5 hour watches or greater

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Who can authorize bypassing of safety devices or interlocks

Back 20

THE CO