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Page Title: Figure 5-9B.Medical Surveillance Questionnaire (back), OPNAV 5100/15
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Figure  5-9B.—Medical  Surveillance  Questionnaire  (back),  OPNAV  5100/15. workers or ships for safety, but it is authorized to inspect civilian  work  sites  aboard  ship.  OPNAVINST 5100.23C,  chapter  11,  and  OPNAVINST  5100.19B, chapter  A3,  discuss  these  authorized  OSHA  inspections aboard ship. SUMMARY The  NAVOSH  Program  has  been  executed  to protect civilian and military workers. We must do our best to keep all of our trained personnel safe and healthy so that they are ready to perform their assigned tasks. As a responsible employer, the Navy is obligated to provide  you  with  the  safest  and  healthiest  work environment  possible.  On  older  ships  and  shore facilities, especially, that can be a challenge. Every command must fully support the NAVOSH Program. We  discussed  the  various  NAVOSH  Program elements  such  as  hearing  conservation,  sight conservation,   respiratory   protection,   heat   stress, 5-26

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