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ASSIGNMENT 3
Textbook Assignment: Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Fundamentals, chapter 5,
pages 5-1 through 5-27, and Shore Safety, chapter 6, pages 6-1
through 6-11.
31.
A separate NAVOSH manual for forces
afloat was issued for what reason?
1.
Because of their high tempo of
operations
2.
Because of unique military
equipment
3.
To comply with OSHA standards
4.
To comply with CNOS directive
32.
The Navy Occupational Safety and
Health (NAVOSH) Program applies to
which of the following groups of
people?
1.
Military personnel
2.
Civilian personnel
3.
Nonappropriated fund personnel
4.
All of the above
3-3.
Which of the following is a measure
of a successful NAVOSH Program?
1.
All surveys being conducted
2.
NAVOSH training being conducted
3.
All mishaps being reported
4.
Work related injuries and
illnesses being reduced
3-4.
NAVOSH programs do NOT apply to
naval personnel on liberty.
1.
True
2.
False
3.
4.
3-5.
The NAVOSH Program Manual does NOT
address some of the safety and
health standards for personnel
assigned ashore. In those cases.
what safety standards should shore
personnel adhere to?
1.
NAVELEX
2.
NSTM
3.
OSHA
4.
CNO
3-6.
37.
3-8.
39.
Able B. Seaman is assigned to
ground electronics at a naval air
station. He will find the
electrical safety standards that
apply to his job in which of the
following publications?
1.
2.
3.
4.
NAVOSH Program Manual
General Industry Standards
NAVOSH Program Manual for
Forces Afloat
Standard Organization and
Regulations of the U.S. Navy
Industrial hygiene deals with
controlling the work environment to
protect the workers
1.
wages
2.
health
3.
benefits
4.
working hours
The legally established exposure
level of a harmful physical agent
is identified by which of the
following terms?
1.
Ceiling limit
2.
Threshold limit value
3.
Short-term exposure level
4.
Permissible exposure limit
During an industrial hygiene
survey, which of the following
areas should be investigated?
1.
Decks only
2.
Galleys only
3.
Engineering spaces only
4.
Every workplace at the facility
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