Review Flashcards
(121 cards)
1
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what date was OSHA established
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April 28th 1971
2
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what year was OSHACT enacted
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1970
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who is responsible for creating OSHA
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Department of Labor
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NIOSH stands for
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National Institute of Occupational safety and Health
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SECNAVINST 5100.10
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Department of the Navy Policy for safety, Mishap Prevention, Occupational Health and FIRE PREVENTION
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OPNAVINST 5100.23
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Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual
- covers 30 topics
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OPNAVINST 5100.19
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Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Afloat
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what instruction has 4 sections?
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OPNAVINST 5100.19
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what are the 4 sections in OPNAVNST 5100.19?
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A. SOH Program Admin
B. Major Hazard Specific Chapters
C. Surface ship Safety Standards
D. Sub Safety Standards
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NAVMED P-5010 Ch 3
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Prevention of heat and cold stress
11
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What is the Coast Guard Heat stress instruction?
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COMDTINST M5100.47
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who is responsible for Energy instillations and environmental?
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Assistant Secretary of the Navy
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who is the designated health and safety officer for the DON?
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Assistant Secretary of the Navy
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Who is responsible for planning, programming, staffing and budgeting for NAVOSH programs?
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CNO
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how often must TYCOM conduct oversight on subordinate commands?
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Every 3 years
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who ensures afloat commands complete required safety surveys and IH surveys?
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ISICs
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who conducts periodic NAVOSH inspections on subordinate commands?
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ISICs
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Who manages engineering controls of significant occupational health problems?
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NAVSEASYSCOM
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Who Provides support to the CNO/CMC in all aspects of Occ Health, IH, and environmental health?
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BUMED
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Who Conducts Afloat operational safety assessment (AOSA)
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Commander Naval Safety Center
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Whos Responsibility is it to designate the Command safety officer and ensure their training?
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CO
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Who Ensures that all workplace safety inspections are conducted annually and IH surveys occur at least during each operational cycle?
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CO
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What is required for a CPO to be a collateral duty safety office?
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Waiver from TYCOM
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who prepares and submits requests for outside OSH support?
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Safety officer
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what 4 NAVOSH documents must be maintained and by who?
1. Inspections
2. Surveys
3. Injury reports
4. Mishap stats
By the Safety Officer
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who ensures all personnel are properly trained and have all PPE?
Dept Head / DivO / work center sup
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Who can submit a safety hazard report?
Division Safety PO
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who is on both the safety council and the enlisted safety committee?
Safety Officer
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how often are workplace safety inspections required?
Annually
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How long must the Safety O retain the workplace safety inspections?
2 years
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who may conduct a walkthrough inspection?
- CO
- XO
- Dept Head
- Div O
- Work Center sup
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what report stays at the ships level and does not require a follow up?
AOSA
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How often must an AOSA be conducted?
Every 6 Years
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Purpose of the medical surveillance program
To monitor the heath of individuals exposed to hazards in the fleet
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Safety Hazard Report Form number
OPNAV 3120/5
| - submitted when supervisor fails to take action
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Hazard Abatement Program Description
Process by which identified hazards that are not able to be immediately corrected are recorded and tracked until completion
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Who assigns a RAC?
Safety Officer
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Hazard Severity is measured by?
The worst reasonable expected consequence
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Hazard severity categories are assigned with what symbol?
Roman numerals
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Hazard severity Category I
Catastrophic - Hazard may cause death or loss of facility
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Hazard severity Category II
Critical - May cause severe injury/illness
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Hazard severity category III
Marginal - Hazard may cause minor injury/illness
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Hazard severity Category IV
Negligible - Hazard presents minimal threat to personnel safety or health
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Mishap probability
the Likelihood that a hazard will result in a mishap
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Mishap probability code A
likely to occur immediately or very near future
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Mishap Probability code B
Probably will occur in time
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Mishap probability code C
May occur in time
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Mishap Probability code D
Unlikely to occur
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three methods of controlling hazards
- prevent the hazard at the design stage
- eliminate the hazard
- reduce the severity and likelihood of the hazard
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what hazard control is achieved with design and advance planning?
Engineering control
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4 types of hazard control
- substitution
- engineering control
- administrative
- PPE
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definition of ventilation
the control of potentially hazardous airborne particles through the movement of air
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3 main characteristics of Asbestos
- Fireproof
- Acid resistant
- high tinsel strength
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what does Friable mean?
able to be crushed, pulverized or reduced to powder with hand pressure
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examples of friable asbestos
- pipe lagging
- sheet gaskets
- acoustic insulation
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examples of non-friable asbestos
- floor tiles
- brake and clutch linings
- gaskets
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what can cause non-friable materials to become hazardous?
- Punching
- sanding
- grinding
- machining
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what illnesses can be caused by asbestos?
- Cancer (mesothelioma)
| - Asbestosis
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what illness is a tumor that lines the inside of the chest and abdominal cavity?
Malignant Mesothelioma
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how long can mesothelioma take to develop?
10 - 45 years
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what condition is a progressively worsening disease of the lung?
Asbestosis
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when does a ship require an EART?
when the keel was laid prior to 1980
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Ships force protocol responsibilities of the Safety O:
- ensure ship personnel are trained to perform the job
| - no asbestos containing material enters the ship
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Ships force protocol responsibilities of the Eng O
properly collect and store materials awaiting disposal
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Ships force protocol responsibilities of the Div O
Ensure all training is conducted
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Eng O responsibility for EART protocol
Provide a list of all personnel involved to medical
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two types of engineering controls:
- isolation
| - ventilation
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when to put a member on AMSP
- past history
- current exposure
- potential exposure
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Training required for everyone on the EART
- 2 day formal course (A-760-2166)
| - Respirator fit testing and maintenance
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Permissible exposure limit (PEL)
.1 fiber per cubic CM
| - calculated over 8 hour time weighted average
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Excursion limit (EL)
1.0 f/cc averaged over 30 minute sampling period
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what is required for a notification of exposure?
Physician written opinion
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where are member asbestos records kept?
as a shore facility near the ship that they where exposed on
| - BUMED when ship is DECOMed
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Documents the put in the AMSP
- SF 600
- NAVMED 6260/5 (Periodic health evaluation, history and physical exam)
- Physician written opinion
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who is responsible for establishing an effective hearing conservation program within the command?
CO
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who acts as a liaison to IH and occupational audiologist?
Safety Officer
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Safety O must maintain what audio records?
- noise hazardous areas
- noise hazardous equipment
- baseline and subsequent
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who conducts all training for the crew and when is it done for hearing conservation?
MDR
| - at indoc and annually
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what must the MDR include on their training for hearing conservation?
- Effects of hazardous noise
- designated noise hazardous areas and equipment
- proper use and maintenance of HPDs
- the necessity for hearing tests
- mandatory requirement to wear assigned hearing protection
- off duty hearing health hazards
- effects of hearing loss on your career
- communication in high noise environments
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who consults the command IH survey to determine the type of hearing protective equipment device to be used
MDR
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how do you label spaces that require hearing protection?
NAVMED 6260/2
| - Hazardous noise warning Decal 8"x10"
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how do you mark a space that requires hearing protection from the weather deck
place the NAVMED 6260/2 inside the door
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how do you mark noise hazardous equipment?
NAVMED 6260/2A
| - Hazardous noise label 2"x2"
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what is noise abatement?
Reduction of noise at the source
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you need single hearing protection when?
- 85-95db
| - 140db peak
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when do you need double hearing protection?
- 96 + db
| - 165db peak
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Types hearing testing
- Reference
- Monitoring
- Termination
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Reference audiogram form
DD 2215
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Monitoring audiogram form
DD 2216
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Record of noise measurements shall be kept for how long?
50 years
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what is considered a significant threshold shift? (STS)
10 db shift in either direction at 2000, 3000, 4000hz in either ear
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If someone has an STS how long do you send them to a quiet place for?
14 hours of Auditory rest
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if an annual test shows NO STS then what do you do?
Return to annual monitoring
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what is an example of engineering control for hearing conservation?
Noise barriers or acoustic enclosures
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types of hearing protection devices
- ear plugs
- disposable
- single flange
- double flange
- triple flange
- straightaway muff
- circumaural muff
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How often must training be required?
Annually
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what must be done at the beginning of a hearing device fitting?
well-lit visual inspection of the ear canal
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what must be done at the beginning of a hearing device fitting?
Well-lit visual inspection of ear canal
| - size each ear separate
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Who appoints the RPPM
CO (in writing)
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how soon does the RPPM need to complete the training?
3 months from being appointed
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how often must the RPPM evaluate the program?
annually
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who assists the RPPM with identifying, evaluating hazards and selecting the appropriate respirator.
MDR
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what are two requirements for a SM to be qualified for a respirator?
- must not have any deployment limiting conditions
| - have a current PHA
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what is filled out if there is no current IMR for respiratory fit testing?
Respirator User Certification Exam 716
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Aerosol
any material dispensed from a pressurized container using a gas propellant
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Dust
small solid particles created by breaking up a larger particle by crushing grinding or expulsion
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Gas
A material that under normal conditions of temperatures and pressure tends to occupy the entire space uniformly
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Mist
Finely divided liquid droplets suspended in air and generated by condensation or atomization
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how much oxygen must be in a space to use an air-purifying respirator?
19.5%
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Atmosphere Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH)
the concentration of a contaminant which can produce an immediate irreversible debilitating effect on health, or which can cause death
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two types of engineering controls in respiratory protection
- ventilation
| - exhaust
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examples of exhaust in respiration protection
- Damage Control Gear (Red Devil)
| - forced air systems (medical exhaust hoods)
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who ensures that the gas free engineering program is evaluated annually?
Safety Officer
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How do air-purifying respirators function?
Removing air contaminates by filtering, or absorbing them as the air passes through the cartage.
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what type of respirator provides a higher degree of protection?
Full face
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Can military gas masks be used for air purifying?
No
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what is an EEBD
Emergency Escape Breathing Device
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how hot should water be for cleaning AND sanitizing yr respirator?
no hotter than 43 degrees C (110F)
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how do you sanitize a respirator?
Submerge for 2 minutes in 50ppm iodine solution (15Ml of iodine in 1.5L of water)
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Qualitative fit testing
fit testing performed with irritant smoke
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Quantitative fit testing
This type can only be done at shore commands
