Supply

Question 1

What is the purpose of the ships store?

Answer 1

Morale, health and comfort and MWR $

Question 2

What’s the purpose of the navy cash card?

Answer 2

Allows sailors to purchase items from the ships store while under way or in port

Question 3

How long can Essex go in port before needing restocked?

Answer 3

30 days

Question 4

How long can Essex go at sea before needing restocked?

Answer 4

45 days

Question 5

How long can Essex go in transit before needing restocked?

Answer 5

90 days

Question 6

What does BDFA stand for and its purpose?

Answer 6

Basic Daily Food Allowance. Guarantees three meals a day.

Question 7

During GQ, what is provided by the CSs?

Answer 7

MREs or bagged lunches bag nasties

Question 8

What is the mission of naval logistics?

Answer 8

Right part, right place, right time

Question 9

What is the purpose of One Touch?

Answer 9

Method of stock checking material status.

Question 10

What is NAVY 311?

Answer 10

Single point of customer service entry into the shore infrastructure and network of Fleet support providers.

Question 11

What is the Never Out List?

Answer 11

List of essential material that must never be out of stock.

Question 12

What is APL?

Answer 12

Allowance Part List

Question 13

What is AEL?

Answer 13

Allowance Equipage List

Question 14

What is ASI?

Answer 14

Automated Shore Interface

Question 15

How many hits in a six month period make an item DBI (demand based item)?

Answer 15

2 hits

Question 16

What are the two types of MOV (Material Obligation Verification)?

Answer 16

Monthly and quarterly

Question 17

What does MOV stand for?

Answer 17

Material Obligation Verification

Question 18

What is an MOV for and what does it verify?

Answer 18

List of outstanding requisitions, verifies whether it’s still outstanding, received or canceled.

Question 19

What does DLR stand for?

Answer 19

Depot Level Repair

Question 20

What does NRFI stand for?

Answer 20

Not Ready For Issue

Question 21

What are three access codes for parts?

Answer 21

•5G- 1 for 1 exchange
•5S- item cannot be removed but must be turned into supply when maintenance is completed.
•RIP- “Remain In Place” chit only authorized by the CO

Question 22

What does MAMs stand for?

Answer 22

Maintenance Assist Modules

Question 23

What does BAMS stand for?

Answer 23

Battle Group Asset Management System

Question 24

What does OPTAR stand for?

Answer 24

Operational Target

Question 25

What are the two types of OPTAR?

Answer 25

• EMRM (Equipment Maintenance Related Material Repairables) • Consumables

Question 26

What does DRMO stand for and its purpose?

Answer 26

Defense Reutilization Marketing Office- turn in usable items to public office for resale to public

Question 27

What does MTIS stand for and its purpose?

Answer 27

Material Turn Into Stock- turn in good excess parts to allow other activities to receive them free of charge.

Question 28

Supply department numbers and names (S1-S10)

Answer 28

•S1- stock control •S2- food service •S3- ships store •S4- dispersing •S5- wardroom mess •S6- aviation stores •S7- post office •S8- general stores •S9- quality assurance •S10- HAZMAT

Question 29

Four types of receipt documents

Answer 29

•DD FORM 250- govt contracts •DD FORM 1348-1- ashore activity •DD FORM 1149- materials excluded from mil strip •DD FORM 1155- supplies and services

Question 30

Two methods ships can obtain materials

Answer 30

• Submit requisition to RSUPPLY • Direct Purchase/ government credit card

Question 31

SIX categories of hazardous materials (HM) using FATCOC

Answer 31

• FLAMMABLE/COMBUSTIBLE • AEROSOL CONTAINERS • TOXIC MATERIALS • CORROSIVE MATERIALS •OXIDIZING MATERIALS • COMPRESSED GASES

Question 32

Define HAZMAT

Answer 32

Hazard to human health or environment

Question 33

Define HAZWASTE

Answer 33

Any discarded material (liquid, gas, solid)

Question 34

Define Oily Waste

Answer 34

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

Question 35

Define Waste Oil

Answer 35

Oil unsuitable for use

Question 36

Proper labeling of HAZMAT

Answer 36

Clearly identify the material name, the manufacturers name and address, and nature of the hazard

Question 37

Nine phases of spill response procedures

Answer 37

• discovery and notification • initiation of action • evaluation • containment and DC • Dispersion of gases and vapors • cleanup and decom • disposal of contaminated materials • certification of re entry • follow up reports

Question 38

Underway discharge limitations for all non-food waste

Answer 38

25 NM

Question 39

Underway discharge limitations for food waste

Answer 39

12 NM

Question 40

What is an SDS?

Answer 40

Safety Data Sheet