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4-9.
Provides technical focus for
comprehensive development and
administration of the afloat safety
program.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
4-10.
Sanitizes MIRs and endorsements for
use in safety training.
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
4-11.
The safety officer directly reports
hazardous conditions or operations
to which of the following
personnel?
1.
Commanding officer
2.
Executive officer
3.
Engineer officer
4.
Division officer
412.
All hands have which of the
following safety responsibilities?
1.
Know and obey all safety
precautions
2.
Report unsafe procedures
3.
Provide mishap information to
safety investigators
4.
Each of the above
4-13.
What is the key to a successful
safety program?
1.
An experienced safety officer
2.
Hazard identification
3.
Quality training
4.
Mishap reporting
4-14.
Occupational health and safety
subject matter is combined into
generic lesson guides for use in
shipboard training in what
publication?
1.
NTP S-408603
2.
NAVEDTRA 10074
3.
NAVSAFECEN 5102/30
4.
NAVOSH Program Manual
4-15.
Safety courses are offered to
shipboard personnel by which of the
following activities?
1.
Mobile training units
2.
Fleet training centers
3.
Naval training centers
4.
Recruit training centers
416.
What is the principal way commands
discover hazards?
1.
By chance
2.
By the occurrence of mishaps
3.
Through workplace inspections
4.
Through individual personnel
reports
4-17.
At least how often should shipboard
work spaces be inspected for safety
hazards?
1.
Weekly
2.
Monthly
3.
Annually
4.
Semiannually
418.
The Naval Safety Center conducts
occupational health surveys of
naval operating forces at least how
often?
1.
Once a year
2.
Twice a year
3.
Every 3 years
4.
As requested
4-19.
Results of surveys conducted by the
Safety Center are sent to which of
the following personnel?
1.
Unit commanding officer
2.
Chief of Naval Operations
3.
Type commander
4.
Unit safety officer
420.
In 1989, the CNO called for a
Navywide safety standdown for which
of the following reasons?
1.
Aviation mishaps
2.
Off-duty mishaps
3.
An annual requirement
4.
A rash of shipboard mishaps
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