Board-Supply

Question 1

Mission of Naval Logistics

Answer 1

Ensure the highest state of logistics and engineering readiness

Question 2

Purpose of Fleet/Cargo message

Answer 2

Message identifies where materials will be shipped/directed to while ship is extended at sea tour

Question 3

Describe how one touch gives us the visibility of available parts fleet wide

Answer 3

ONE TOUCH- allows supply to locate assets anywhere.
Stock Control(S1) will assist you in search

Question 4

Never Out List

Answer 4

A list of supplies that the ship should never run out of such as paper towels, toilet paper paint etc.

Question 5

Effect of item demand on parts availability

Answer 5

If ordered numerous amounts of times that item or part is added to the stock system/ carried on board the ship

Question 6

Depot Level Repair

Answer 6

High dollar/priority maintenance valued item)
One for one turn in
Turn in required for replacement

Question 7

Remain In Place (RIP)

Answer 7

Remain in place until replacement is ready for installation

24 hours to turn in the nonoperational DLR

Question 8

Maintenance Assist Modules (MAM)

Answer 8

Test modules required to execute an approved maintenance plan that calls for the identification of a fault through a progressive sequence of module substitution

Question 9

Navy cash program

Answer 9

DD form 2887- transfer funds between his or her financial institution and the cash account.

Privilege may be removed by the disbursing officer

Question 10

Basic Daily Food Allowance

BDFA

Answer 10

Set quantity of food required to provide a nutritionally adequate daily diet for one person daily

Adjusted quarterly

Question 11

If galley personnel are not available

Answer 11

MREs will be used

Question 12

When will we use MREs

Answer 12

During a real GQ

Humanitarian relief efforts and when sending marines to the beach

Question 13

6 categories of HAZMAT

Answer 13

FATCOC

1: F- Flammable/Combustable
2: A- Aerosol Containers
3: T- Toxic Materials
4: C- Corrosive Materials
5: O- Oxidizing Materials
6: C- Compressed Gasses

Question 14

Explain Incompatible Material and Describe an Example

Answer 14

2 or more different substances that when mixed would cause a form of reaction ( acid and water)

Question 15

HM/HW Spill is Discovered

Answer 15

The skeleton structure Procedure for HAZMAT Spill Response

DICE

D-discovery and notification
I- initiation of action
C- containment and damage control
E- evaluation/feedback

Question 16

State the PPE required when handling HAZMAT

Answer 16

PPE required for proper handling in accordance with SDS

Question 17

Define HAZMAT

Answer 17

Any material that may pose a substantial hazard to human health or the environment

Question 18

Hazardous Waste

Answer 18

An discarded material designated HW by the Environmental Protection Agency

Question 19

Oily Waste

Answer 19

Oil mixed with water or other fluids such that the mixture is no longer useful

Question 20

Waste Oil

Answer 20

Oil that has become unsuitable for use and is not considered economically recyclable

Question 21

Legislation that governs the discharge of oily waste into the ocean

Answer 21

Clean water act

DOD issues regulations governing oceans

Question 22

Define and discuss data found on a SDS/HMUG

Answer 22

Hazmat users guide

Safety data sheet- potential health effects of exposure to chemicals, or other potentially dangerous substances, on safe working procedures when handling HM

Question 23

WCS responsibilities with HMC&M

Answer 23

Train personnel

Question 24

All hand responsibilities as they pertain to HMC&M

Answer 24

Comply with all safety precautions

Question 25

Proper stowage procedures for HMC&M

Answer 25

Store incompatible HM separately to prevent the occupancy of an adverse reaction

Question 26

Proper marking of HM primary and secondary containers

Answer 26

Primary- material name, manufacture name and address, stock number, HCC, and hazard presented Secondary- material name, manufacturer name and address, nature of hazard as specified by the manufacturer to preserve

Question 27

Requirement for Satellite HAZMAT Lockers

Answer 27

A- contents and locations approved by SO, DCA, and XO B- locker must be secured for sea and labeled for type of HM stored C- inspected monthly

Question 28

Flammable material stowage requirements

Answer 28

Smoking is prohibited within 15 ft Flammable and combustable materials must be stowed separately from oxidizing materials

Question 29

Precautions observed when handling flammables

Answer 29

Consult has free engineer Rubber soled shoes

Question 30

Location of oil spill containment kit

Answer 30

HAZMAT AND 5M

Question 31

Underway and import discharge limitations for Trash

Answer 31

25nm

Question 32

Underway and import discharge limitations for Garbage

Answer 32

US- 3nm | Foreign- 12nm

Question 33

Underway and import discharge limitations for Plastic

Answer 33

Only is it becomes a health issue to store onboard. CNO must be notified

Question 34

Underway and import discharge limitations for Sewage

Answer 34

Outside 3nm

Question 35

Underway and import discharge limitations for Oily Waste

Answer 35

Outside 50nm

Question 36

S1

Answer 36

Stock Control (LS)

Question 37

S2

Answer 37

Food service division(enlisted) (CS)

Question 38

S3

Answer 38

Sales and services division (RS)

Question 39

S4

Answer 39

Disbursing (deputy and an officer)

Question 40

S5

Answer 40

Wardroom Galley( officer) (CS)

Question 41

S6

Answer 41

Aviation Support Division (LS)

Question 42

S8

Answer 42

Main Issue (LS)

Question 43

S9

Answer 43

HAZMAT (TAD personnel)

Question 44

S11

Answer 44

Hotel services/staterooms (CS)