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ASSIGNMENT 4
4-1.
4–2.
4-3.
4–4.
4-5.
Textbook Assignment: “Afloat Safety,” chapter 7, pages 7–1 through 7-13; “Naval Aviation
Safety,” chapter 8, pages 8-1 through 8–15; and “Explosives Safety,”
chapter 9, pages 9-1 through 9–5.
The primary goal of the afloat
safety program is to
1.
instruct personnel in hazard
prevention
2.
evaluate effectiveness of the
safety program
3.
maintain safety records and
mishaps statistics
4.
attain the highest degree of
operational readiness
What is the first critical step in
achieving the goals of the afloat
safety program?
1.
Hazard identification
2.
Hazard elimination
3.
Hazard prevention
4.
Hazard correction
Shipboard safety standards can be
found in what volume of the NAVOSH
Program Manual for Forces Afloat?
1. I
2. II
3.
III
4. IV
Directing the afloat safety program
is the responsibility of which of
the following personnel?
1.
Executive officer
2.
Safety officer
3.
Commanding officer
4.
Members of the chain of command
Who executes and manages the afloat
safety programs?
1.
Chief of Naval Operations
2.
Commanding officer
3.
Executive officer
4.
Safety officer
A.
Chief of Naval Education and
Training
B.
Commander, Naval Safety Center
C.
Systems commnanders
D.
Type commanders
Figure 4–A.-Afloat safety program
personnel.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 4-6 THROUGH 4–10,
SELECT FROM FIGURE 4-A THE PERSON WHO
PERFORMS THE FUNCTION LISTED AS THE
QUESTION. RESPONSES MAY BE USED ONCE,
MORE THAN ONCE, OR NOT AT ALL.
4–6.
Ensures the correction of
documented hazards receives
priority during availability
planning.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
4-7.
Conducts the final review and
analysis of mishap investigation
reports (MIRs).
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
4-8.
Responsible for ensuring that
subordinate commands provide
effective safety training.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
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