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what does HMUG stand for and what is it used for?
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hazardous material users guide, provides ships personnel with a simple and easy to use aid to supplement technical data found in the MSDS
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what are the 6 categories of hazmat?
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Flammable
Aerosols Toxics Corrosive Oxidants Compressed gases |
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what is MAM's and what are they used for?
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maintenance assist modules, help test parts of equipment
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what is optar and why do we have an optar?
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operational target, to keep track of ship's/dept's funds
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what is an MOV and what types are there?
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material obligation validation program, internal and external
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who is the postal officer?
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disbo/suppo
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when would you receive battle rations?
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during GQ
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what is MSDS and what can you find on a MSDS sheet?
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material safety data sheet, PPE, medical treatment, disposal info
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what is PPE and where can you find out what type you need?
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personnel protective equipment, HMUG/MSDS/MRC
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what is a movrep used for?
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provides info on ETD, ETA, location, and employment
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how many hours prior to a ship's arrival inport conus must a logreq be submitted?
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48 hours
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what are the M's in the 3-M system?
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maintenance, material, management
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what is a NSN and how many digits are there?
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national stock number, 13 digits
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what is BDFA and how much is it per day?
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basic daily food allowance, $7.70 per day
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what is a DLR and what is it used for?
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depot level repairable, repair items at supply depot to save money for the navy in replacement parts
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what is a RIP and what is it used for?
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remain in place, assigned to certain items that can't be taken out without a replacement part
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what is a QPA and what is it used for?
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quantity per application, limitation for every part requested
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why do we have the fedlog?
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to verify the info on the RPPO's order
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what is DBQ's mission?
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to operate offensively in a high density multi-threat environment
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what is the importance of the cosal in relationship to the ship's mission and sustainability?
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cosal is the coordinated shipboard allowance list, it is a list of the equipment onboard that we need to fulfill our mission
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as far as the cosal goes what is the term validating mean.
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every 2-3 years reconcilliate what is supported and what is not.
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in terms of the cosal, what does updating mean?
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modifications, additions, and deletions.
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what is the automated shor interface/revised alternative data flow (ASI/RAD)?
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received monthly from navsea in a sequence numbered tape. provides updates, configurations, and a report update to tell what is missing at the end of the month.
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what is a bulkhead ready spare
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bulky items that are stored in the actual spaces that they will be used
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what is BAMS?
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battle group asset management system, it's a database to assist force commanders by providing total assets of the battle group
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what is CRAMSI?
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consolidated residual asset management system inventory, database managed by navsealogcen
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what is hazardous material reutilization?
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the process of reusing hazmat
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what is DRMO?
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defense reutilization marketing office. used items are warehoused and then given to military units that can use the item, not charged.
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what are the 2 components of the optar and what are their differences?
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equipment maintenance related material (EMRM) - parts and parts repair consumables required for maintenance of equipment.
other - administrative and housekeeping items. |
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how is credit distributed for parts when they are turned back into supply?
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item goes back to stock, turned into DRMO, credit is given to tycom who has a large pool of money that is distributed accordingly at the end of the FY.
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what is the purpose of the ships store afloat?
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provide comfort for the crew and generate funds for MWR. sells items at lowest possible price.
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define the term endurance loading of subsistence and describe how it affects the ships mission and sustainability.
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normally for 45 days but determined by tycom, it is how much stores is loaded to sustain the ship for a designated amount of time to all for continuous operations.
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what is a form 1359 and how often is it submitted?
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quarterly food service report, it contains numbers, FEF, cost, and breakdown of cost.
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what kind of rations are utilized during battle stations when the galley or galley personnel are not available?
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marines will eat MRE's, crew will eat 'battle messing' delivered by the mess decks to GQ stations.
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