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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,
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