Supply Gouge

Question 1

What is the purpose of the Fleet Freight/Cargo message?

Answer 1

Generated by the ship to direct the movement of supplies based on the location of the ship and priority of the material.

Question 2

What are the three Transportation Priorities (TP)?

Answer 2

TP-1 (CASREP/ANORS), TP-2 (High Priority requirements), TP-3 (Routine requirements).

Question 3

What is the purpose of the ship’s store afloat?

Answer 3

To provide morale, health, comfort, and MWR $$$.

Question 4

What is the EagleCash card?

Answer 4

A branded debit card that looks like a typical debit or check card.

Question 5

What does Navy Cash/Marine Cash combine?

Answer 5

A chip-based electronic purse with the traditional magnetic stripe.

Question 6

What is endurance loading of subsistence?

Answer 6

The Essex can go 30 days inport, 45 days at sea, and 90 days in transit before it must be restocked.

Question 7

What does BDFA stand for?

Answer 7

Basic Daily Food Allowance, guaranteeing 3 meals a day.

Question 8

What is the mission of Naval Logistics?

Answer 8

Right Part at the Right Place at the Right Time.

Question 9

What is ONE TOUCH?

Answer 9

A web-based or telephonic method of stock checking material status and inputting requisitions if our system is OOC.

Question 10

What does GDSC stand for?

Answer 10

Global Distance Support Center.

Question 11

What is NAVY 311?

Answer 11

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

Question 12

What is a Never Out List?

Answer 12

A listing of fast-moving material that are essential and must never be out of stock.

Question 13

What does CMP stand for?

Answer 13

Pulse Data Point Program that allows our TYCOM to monitor ships’ supply functions and effectiveness.

Question 14

What is an APL?

Answer 14

Allowance Parts List.

Question 15

What is an AEL?

Answer 15

Allowance Equipage List.

Question 16

What does ASI stand for?

Answer 16

Automated Shore Interface.

Question 17

What is the significance of 2 hits in a 6-month period?

Answer 17

It makes an item a Demand Based Item (DBI).

Question 18

What are the two types of MOV?

Answer 18

Internal (monthly, validated by RPPO) and External (quarterly, validated by Stock Control).

Question 19

What does MOV stand for?

Answer 19

Material Obligation Validation.

Question 20

What is the purpose of the MOV?

Answer 20

A list of outstanding requisitions validated monthly by RPPO.

Question 21

What does DLR stand for?

Answer 21

Depot Level Repairable.

Question 22

What are the two most common advice codes?

Answer 22

5G (1 for 1 exchange) and 5S (Remain in Place).

Question 23

What is a RIP (Remain in Place) Chit?

Answer 23

Authorized by the CO to issue a part first even if it shows the 5G advice code.

Question 24

What are MAMs?

Answer 24

Maintenance Assist Modules used for troubleshooting.

Question 25

What is BAMS?

Answer 25

Battle Group Asset Management System.

Question 26

What does OPTAR stand for?

Answer 26

Operational Target.

Question 27

What are the two types of OPTAR?

Answer 27

EMRM (Equipment Maintenance Related Material) and Other (consumables).

Question 28

What is Hazardous Material Reutilization?

Answer 28

Turning in excess hazmat material to save the Navy money.

Question 29

What does DRMO stand for?

Answer 29

Defense Reutilization Marketing Office.

Question 30

What is MTIS?

Answer 30

Material Turn Into Stock.

Question 31

What is UMMIPS?

Answer 31

Uniform Material Movement and Issue Priority System.

Question 32

What is F/AD?

Answer 32

Force Activity Designator, identifying the category based on military importance.

Question 33

What is the supply department organizational chart?

Answer 33

S1 - Stock Control, S2 - Foodservice, S3 - Ship's Store, S4 - Disbursing, S5 - Wardroom Mess, S6 - Aviation Stores, S7 - Post Office, S8 - General Stores, S9 - HAZMAT, S10 - Quality Assurance.

Question 34

What is DD Form 250?

Answer 34

Material under government contracts.

Question 35

What is DD Form 1348-1?

Answer 35

Receipt from ashore activity.

Question 36

What is DD Form 1149?

Answer 36

Materials excluded from MILSTRIP.

Question 37

What is DD Form 1155?

Answer 37

Order for supplies and services.

Question 38

What are the two methods by which a ship may obtain materials?

Answer 38

Submit requisition to RSUPPLY or direct purchase with a government credit card.

Question 39

What is the Right-to-Know Law?

Answer 39

Applies to all U.S. employees and Federal personnel worldwide about workplace hazards.

Question 40

What is the Hazard Communication Standard?

Answer 40

Manufacturers must label HM and provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS).

Question 41

What are the categories of HM?

Answer 41

FATCOC: Flammable, Toxic, Corrosive, Oxidizing, Aerosol, Compressed gases.

Question 42

Define Hazardous Material.

Answer 42

Any material that may pose a substantial hazard to health or the environment when released.

Question 43

Define Hazardous Waste.

Answer 43

Any discarded material that meets the definition of HM or is designated as HW.

Question 44

Define Oily Waste.

Answer 44

Oil mixed with water or other fluids that is no longer useful.

Question 45

What must workcenter supervisors ensure regarding HM?

Answer 45

Approved personal protective clothing and equipment are maintained and used.

Question 46

What must all hands do after using HM?

Answer 46

Return HM to approved stowage or the HAZMINCEN.

Question 47

What is the HM Emergency Response?

Answer 47

The DCA shall use OPNAVINST 5100_19D for HM spill response procedures.

Question 48

What does the oil spill containment kit consist of?

Answer 48

Absorbent mats, herding agent, rags, buckets, swabs, etc.

Question 49

What must be labeled on HM containers?

Answer 49

Material name, manufacturer's name and address, and nature of the hazard.

Question 50

What are the nine phases of spill response procedures?

Answer 50

Discovery and Notification, Initiation of Action, Evaluation, Containment and Damage Control, Dispersion of Gases/Vapors, Cleanup and Decontamination, Disposal of Contaminated Materials, Certification for Re-entry, Follow-up Reports.

Question 51

What are the general requirements for proper stowage of HM?

Answer 51

Ensure ventilation, never store excess HM in work areas, and prohibit smoking, eating, and drinking where HM is used.

Question 52

What are the discharge limitations for waste in port?

Answer 52

Trash to pier, garbage to pier, plastic to pier, sewage to pier/overboard discharge.

Question 53

What must be done with plastic waste before discharge?

Answer 53

Must be compressed into solid disks to be negatively buoyant.

Question 54

What is an SDS?

Answer 54

Technical bulletins containing information about materials.

Question 55

What are incompatible materials?

Answer 55

Two or more different substances that when mixed could cause a reaction.

Question 56

What are the requirements for satellite HAZMAT lockers?

Answer 56

Must meet at least one prerequisite such as daily checks or checking out large amounts of HAZMAT.

Question 57

What is strictly prohibited regarding flammable material stowage?

Answer 57

Stowage in uptake spaces.

Question 58

What is the maximum amount of flammable liquid allowed in lockers?

Answer 58

Not to exceed 30 gallons of flammable liquid.

Question 59

Who must pre-approve the contents of flammable material lockers?

Answer 59

The HAZMAT Officer must pre-approve the contents.

Question 60

What must be posted on the flammable material locker?

Answer 60

An inventory of the contents must be posted on the locker.

Question 61

Can materials issued by the HAZMINCEN be stored in these lockers?

Answer 61

No, these locations will not be used to store materials issued by the HAZMINCEN for 24 hour turn-in.

Question 62

Where is flammable material stowage prohibited?

Answer 62

Flammable material stowage in uptake spaces is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

Question 63

Where should flammable materials for medical department use be stored?

Answer 63

In designated lockers in the medical storeroom or pharmacy.

Question 64

Where should Category I flammable materials not be stored?

Answer 64

Category I flammable materials shall not be stored in machinery spaces.

Question 65

What should not be used near flammable materials?

Answer 65

Do not use oxidizers near flammable materials such as fuels, solvents, oils, greases, paints, or cellulose products.

Question 66

What precautions should be taken if oxidizers are used near flammable materials?

Answer 66

Ensure ignition sources such as sparks, flames, heaters, cigarettes, and electrical equipment are not present.