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Acquiring qualification/certification IAW Naval A&E requirements.

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What publication contains Navy and Marine Corps Conventional Ammunition Sentencing?

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NAVSUP P-805

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What NAVSEA publication establishes standard inspection criteria and
requirements for ammunition receipt, segregation, storage, issue and Fleet sentencing?

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NAVSUP P-805

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What publication contains Conventional Ordnance Stockpile Management?

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NAVSUP P-724

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What publication contains Military Marking for Shipment and Storage?

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MIL-STD-129R

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What publication contains DOD standard practive for designing unit loads, truckloads, railcar loads, intermodal loads for Ammunition and Explosives (A&E)?

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MIL-STD-1320 (series)

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What NAVSEA publication contains transportation and storage data for Ammunition, Explosives and related hazardous materials?

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NAVSEA SW020-AC-SAF-010

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What publication contains Ammunition and Explosive Safety Ashore?

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NAVSEA OP-5

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What NAVSEA publication would you find information on Fire Prevention, Storage, Transportation, and Handling?

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NAVSEA OP-5

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What OPNAVINST contains naval physical security instruction for conventional arms, ammunition, and explosives (Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives aka AAE/AA&E)?

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OPNAVINST 5530.13 (series)

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What instruction contains Navy Personnel Ammunition and Explosive Handling Qualification and Certification Program?

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OPNAVINST 8023.24 (series)

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What is the DOD Form for Issue Release/Receipt?

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DD Form 1348-1A / DD Form 1348

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How many condition codes is noted in NAVSUP P-805?

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17

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What condition codes is considered serviceable?

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A, B, C, D, T and N

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What condition codes is considered unserviceable?

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E, F, G, H, P and V

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What condition codes is considered suspended?

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J, K, L and M

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How many parts is there to a defect code and how many characters?

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4 parts; 6 characters

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What is the 1st character of a defect code?

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Status

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What is the 2nd and 3rd characters for a defect code?

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Component

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What is the 4th character of a defect code?

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Classification

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What is the 5th and 6th characters of a defect code?

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Defect and Special Remark

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What does the acronyms AE/A&E stand for?

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Ammunition and Explosives

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What does the acronym of CC or C/C stand for?

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Condition Code

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What does the acronym of FSC stand for?

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Federal Supply Code

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What does the acronym of DoD/DOD stand for?

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Department of Defense

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What does the acronym of AUR stand for?

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All up round

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What does the acronym of DOT stand for?

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Department of Transportation

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What does the acronym of FFT stand for?

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For Further Transport

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What does the acronym of DODIC stand for?

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Department of Defense Identification Code

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What does the acronym of NALC stand for?

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Navy Ammunition Logistics Code

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What does the acronym of UIC stand for?

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Unit Identifier Code

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What does the acronym of PSN stand for?

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Proper Shipping Name

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What does the acronym of CAT stand for?

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Category

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What does the acronym of SRC stand for?

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Security Risk Code

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What does the acronym of NAR stand for?

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Notice of Ammunition Reclassification

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What does the acronym of CIIC stand for?

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Controlled Inventory Item Code

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What does the acronym of AIN stand for?

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Ammunition Information Notice

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What does the acronym of OHF stand for?

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Over Head Fire

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What does the acronym of SOP stand for?

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Standard Operating Procedure

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What does the acronym of HERO stand for?

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Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance

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What does the acronym of NEW stand for?

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Net Explosive Weight

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What does the acronym of MHE stand for?

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Material Handling Equipment

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What does the acronym of SPW stand for?

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Shipment Preparation Worksheet

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What does the acronym of SPW stand for?

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44
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What does the acronym of SPI stand for?

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Special Packaging Instruction

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What does the acronym of PRI stand for?

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Priority

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What does the acronym of RSSI/RSS&I stand for?

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Receipt, Segregation, Storage and Issue

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What does the acronym of RDD stand for?

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Required Delivery Date

48
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Summarize the meaning of MDD/MEN?

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Expiration date

49
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5 how close can you store AE from a side wall or pillar of a magazine?

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6 inches

50
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5 how close can you store AE from the front wall of a storage magazine?

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2 feet

51
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5 how many inches must one maintain for and inspection aisle?

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18

52
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5 how many inches must one maintain off the ground?

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4 inches

53
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Is hand writing markings authorized IAW MIL-STD-129R?

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No

54
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In general, name 4 situations when must a forklift need a spotter?

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Engaging loads/disengaging loads / stacking / unstacking / loading / offloading / moving long weapons / driving with impaired visibility / congested work areas

55
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A bomb is comprised of what 3 basic components?

A

Fuzing System, Body, Fin assembly

56
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Small Arms Ammunition consists of a cartridge or family of cartridges ranging in from ____ caliber through ___ MM.

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.22 caliber; 30 MM

57
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Name the major components of small arms ammunition.

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Bullet/projectile; cartridge case; propellant; primer

58
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Small arms ammunition is identifiable by color coding specifications per type and intended use. What type is all black?

A

INERT/Dummy

59
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Small arms ammunition is identifiable by color coding specifications per type and intended use. What type is all blue?

A

Target Practice

60
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Name 3 general safety precautions applicable to pyrotechnics?

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Handle with care; never throw or drop boxes; protect from extreme temperatures; protect primers against accidental impact; never attempt to dismantle; report damaged or leaking rounds, inflated barrier bags; protect from exposure to moisture and inclement weather

61
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Demolition materials are designated by what FSC?

A

1375

62
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What is the acronym of FSC stand for?

A

Federal Supply Code

63
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Cartridge Actuated Devices (CADs) and Propellant Actuated Devices (PADs) are designated by with FSC?

A

1377

64
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The shelf life of a CAD/PAD is the period of time beginning from the date of _______ to the time the hermetically sealed container/packaging is _______.

A

Manufacture; opened

65
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The installed life of a CAD/PAD is the period of time beginning from when the hermetically sealed container/packaging is _______.

A

Opened

66
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True or False. The installed life expiration date shall never exceed the shelf life expiration date.

A

True

67
Q

A complete rocket round consist of how many major components?

A

4; Warhead/Fuze/Motor/Fin Assembly

68
Q

In general there are six types of hand grenades, name three.

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Fragmentation; Illumination; Chemical; Offensive; Practice/Training; Non-lethal

69
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Color coding specifications for grenades are primarily used to visually distinguish grenades by type. Light blue and bronze color on grenades primary use is for _____?

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Non-combat practice/training

70
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Color coding specification for grenades are primarily used to visually distinguish grenades by type. Yellow color on grenades primarily contains _____?

A

High explosive

71
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There are how many security categories A&E?

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4 (1, 2, 3, 4)

72
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Of the 4 security categories noted in the previous question, what CIICs pertain to CAT 1 and CAT 2?

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1, 2, 5, 6, 8, and S

73
Q

What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required when handling any steel banding?

A

Face shield, gloves, cut sleeves

74
Q

In general there are six types of hand grenades, name three.

A

Fragmentation; Illumination; Chemical; Offensive; Practice/Training; Non-lethal

75
Q

Where would you find required first aid requirements for spray paints that may have gotten into a persons eyes?

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Safety Data Sheet (SDS aka MSDS)

76
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What is the acronym HAZCOM stand for?

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Hazard Communication

77
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What is the acronym of GHS stand for?

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Global Harmonized System

78
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Light box markings is required where on a standard box of A&E?

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Front, back, sides and top.

79
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True or False. Light box markings is required on non-standard packed A&E.

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False

80
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Markings for light boxes must be largest practical letters using a contrasting _______ color scheme?

A

Orange

81
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Is photography on Department of Navy ordnance activities allowed?

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Yes, when authorized by the activity commanding officer if safety and security precautions are taken.

82
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What must prominently displayed at the entrance to a magazine are where personnel is working?

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A Red Flag (Bravo Flag)

83
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5, name 4 personal accessories that is forbidden to wear when physically handling material.

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Watches; rings; necklaces; chains; bracelets; earrings; neckties; scarves; personal electronic, medical or fitness devices

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True or False. IAW NAVSEA OP-5 matches, cigarette lighters, electronic cigarettes, and other spark producing devices are permitted in areas where A&E are present.

A

False.

85
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When a standard (manufacturer) package contains less ammunition or explosives than the package is designed to contain, the box must be specifically marked as a _______ _____ in the largest practical letters using a contrasting __________ color scheme on the _____, _______, and _______ of the container.

A

Light Box; Orange; Top, sides, and ends of the container.

86
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How many hazard classes are there in accordance with (IAW) 49 CFR 172.101 and 173?

A

9

87
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How many divisions are there in hazard class 1?

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6

88
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Name the hazard associated with hazard class 1.

A

Explosives

89
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 2.

A

Gases

90
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 3.

A

Flammable and Combustible Liquids.

91
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 4.

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Flammable Solids

92
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 5.

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Oxidizing Substances, Organic Peroxides.

93
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 6.

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Toxic Substances and Infectious Substances.

94
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 7.

A

Radioactive Materials

95
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 8.

A

Corrosives

96
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Name the hazard associated to hazard class 9.

A

Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials.

97
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Generally speaking, name the 2 types of hazard compatibility charts.

A

Storage and Transportation

98
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Explain the size difference and usage of a Hazard Placard and a Hazard Label.

A

Placards (9.84 inches on all sides) are much larger than labels (3.9 inches on all sides) and generally placed on transport vehicles.

Hazard labels is to communicate the hazards of “hazardous material” on packaging/unit loads.

99
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Where on a transport vehicle/conveyance does transportation hazard placards placed?

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Front, rear, and both sides of the vehicle/conveyance.

100
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Yes or No. Does light box markings apply to non-standard (non-manufacturer) packages?

A

No.

101
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What NAVSEA publication specifies permitted and prohibited operations?

A

NAVSEA OP-5

102
Q

IAW NAVSEA OP-5, unpacking, inspecting and repacking hazard Class/Division (C/D) 1.4 ammunition when the magazine is limited to _____ (Class and Division) storage only.

A

1.4

103
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IAW NAVSEA OP-5: Personnel shall not eat, drink, bring food to, or store food, in any area where exposed explosives or chemical agents are handled or stored. All food will be stored and consumed in designated break/lunchroom areas. Personnel may bring beverage coolers or dispensers in an area where ammunition is being handled or stored as long as the ammunition is in approved shipping containers. These restrictions do not apply to what?

A

Water coolers or dispensers installed by the activity.

104
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Radio Frequency (RF) transmissions are associated with numerous types of electronic devices such as: two-way radios (vehicular mounted and handheld), cellular phones, transponders, barcode readers and computers with wireless links, citizen band and ham radios, and some types of pagers. Name 1 publication that you would find risk related controls associated to RF hazards.

A

Risk assessments in SOPs; NAVSEA OP 3565; NAVSEA OP-5

105
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What does the acronyms of EED and EID stand for?

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Electro-explosive device (EED); Electrically initiated device (EID)

106
Q

A posted Fire/Chemical symbol should be situated so it is visible (in day light) from a distance of how much feet?

A

500 feet

107
Q

Pentachlorophenol (aka Penta) treated pallets or wooden packaging is marked with a “P” with green dye. Where would you be able to find guidelines and ways to reduce risks associated to tasks involving this type of treated material?

A

NMC SOPs 311-2, 311-3, 311-4, 311-5

108
Q

Upon opening a magazine, what do you do with the lock and key?

A

Attach lock to hasp, remove key and keep on yourself.

109
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Name the active N311 Standard Operating Procedures.

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311-1 (Pneumatic Nailer Operations); 311-2 (Magazine Operations); 311-3 (Magazine and Warehouse Inspections); 311-4 (Segregation Operations); 311-5 (Wharf Operations)

110
Q

What SOP would you find general issue/receipt and “step by step” procedures?

A

SOP 311-2 (Magazine Operations)

111
Q

Where would find emergency response procedures and phone numbers for emergency services/key personnel?

A

Element 13 in any SOP.

112
Q

What is the preferred difference between a “fuse” and a “fuze”?

A

A “fuse” is a cord or tube for the transmission of a flame or explosion usually consisting of cord or rope with gunpowder or high explosive spun into it.

A “fuze” is a device with explosive components designed to initiate a main charge.

113
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Is using spray paints inside a magazine allowable? If so, in what situations and what would be required before proceeding? If not, explain why.

A

Yes, for spot painting if necessary and with required ventilation and IAW applicable SDS (safety data sheet) criteria.

No, in situations that cannot meet mitigation requirements set forth in SDS and beyond typical spot painting needs (e.g. full painting of a outer package/container)

114
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What 3 critical inspection elements are used to verify material for issue preparation, issue, NAR application, material correction, receipt, storage, or external restow?

A

2D Barcode, Material markings and associated documents (e.g. Material Correction Notification, Material Movement Sheet, NAR change forms, DD Form 1348, etc.) that actions the process.

115
Q

When is scanning information required to be entered on DD Form 1348’s or associated documents (e.g material movement sheets, etc.) being used to internal/external restow, issue and or receive?

A

Where it was scanned from, conveyance scanned to, initials of person scanning, and date.

116
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What needs to be verified on a scanner prior to being used to scan? Name 3.

A

Prior user is logged off, verify date, verify time.

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