OPNAVINST 5100.19E NAvy Safety And Occupational Health (SOH) Program Manual For Forces Afloat; Chapter A2, B2, B4, B5, B6

Question 1

B2- Does this instruction apply to submarines?

Answer 1

True

Question 2

B2- What are the three types of temperature readings that are recorded?

Answer 2

Dry-bulb (DB), Wet-bulb (WB), Globe Treatment (GT)

Question 3

B2- What two instruments for temperature readings do the Navy use?

Answer 3

Wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) meter, Automated Heat Stress System (AHHS)

Question 4

B2- Heat acclimatization usually requires how long to occur?

Answer 4

3 weeks

Question 5

B2- For ships without an AHHS installed, how many WDBT’s should be available onboard?

Answer 5

2

Question 6

B2- Who conducts heat stress surveys in engineering spaces on a submarine?

Answer 6

Medical Department Representative (MDR)

Question 7

B2- When are afloat personnel required to complete heat stress training?

Answer 7

Upon reporting aboard

Question 8

B2- What is used to determine the amount of time it is safe to work in a given space?

Answer 8

WBGT index

Question 9

B2- When should ships record DB temperature readings?

Answer 9

When the ship is underway or when heat stress conditions exist at port

Question 10

B2- DB temperature should be taken how often if the temperature exceeds 85 degrees Fahrenheit?

Answer 10

Every hour

Question 11

B2- How often must the MDR submit heat stress survey sheets to the CO?

Answer 11

Daily

Question 12

B2- How long should the MDR retain heat stress survey sheets?

Answer 12

1 year

Question 13

B2- How many hours of sleep is recommmended?

Answer 13

6 hours of continuous sleep per 24 hours

Question 14

B2- What is Chapter B2 of OPNAVINST 5100.19E?

Answer 14

Heat Stress

Question 15

B4- What is the number one occupational health hazard for the fleet?

Answer 15

Hearing loss

Question 16

B4- Who is responsible for ensuring to conducting noise measurement and exposure analysis (survey) of areas and equipment?

Answer 16

Safety Officer

Question 17

B4- Who is responsible for maintaining and ensure proper calibration of sound level measuring equipment and certify audiometric testing booths installed aboard the ships?

Answer 17

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIEST

Question 18

B4- If a person is required to have an annual exam how long should they be removed from areas where the noise level is above 84DB prior to the exam?

Answer 18

14 Hours

Question 19

B4-What is the ideal method for controlling the effect of noise at commands?

Answer 19

Engineering Controls

Question 20

B4- What noise decibel requires single PPE?

Answer 20

84dB

Question 21

B4- How long are noise measurements kept by the measuring activity?

Answer 21

50years

Question 22

B4- Who is a Significant Threshold Shift reported to in the command?

Answer 22

Safety Officer/Dept Head

Question 23

CHAPTER A2

Answer 23

Navy policy is to maintain safe and healthy working conditions
for personnel and enhance operational readiness and mission
accomplishments by establishing an aggressive safety and
occupational health (SOH) program that will reduce occupational
injuries, illnesses or deaths, and material loss or damage.

Question 24

A2- CNO

Answer 24

is responsible for
implementation and management of the SOH program and, in
coordination with the Commandant of the Marine Corps, for
matters of mutual concern.

Question 25

A2- Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces (CFFC)

Answer 25

Conduct and maintain an aggressive and comprehensive

SOH program.

Question 26

A2- COMMANDER U.S. FLEET

Answer 26

Assign SOH responsibilities to qualified personnel as

a primary duty billet.

Question 27

A2- COMMANDER U.S. FLEET

Answer 27

regional and shore host activity commanders regarding support
services for traffic, recreational and off-duty, home, hazardous
materials/waste, and other aspects of SOH provided to local
afloat units.

Question 28

A2- Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command
(COMNAVSEASYSCOM), and Commander, Naval Air Systems Command
(COMNAVAIRSYSCOM), ensure that:

Answer 28

SOH aspects are considered in the design and
engineering of all ships and aircraft, weapons or weapon systems,
equipment, materials, supplies, and facilities which are acquired,
constructed, or provided through COMNAVSEASYSCOM/COMNAVAIRSYSCOM.

Question 29

A2- BUMED

Answer 29

provides support in all aspects of occupational health, including
occupational medicine, industrial hygiene, and environmental
health.

Question 30

A2- Navy environmental and preventive

medicine units and naval medical treatment facilities provide

Answer 30

assistance to afloat commands in the occupational health aspects
of the SOH program.