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HOISTS, PULLEYS, AND DOLLIES
Figure 7-26.--Dollies: (View A) General purpose; (View B) Pallet rollers; (View C) Reefer car.

Storekeeper Basic
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Figure 7-24.--Chain hoists: (View A) Manual; (View B) Electric.
move on their axles while guiding the load to its
destination.
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TACKLE
GUN
TWO
SINGLE
SAFETY
(JIGGER)
WHIP  RUNNER
TACKLE
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Learning Objective:  Recognize safety
precautions and unsafe conditions, and
understand how to implement a sound safety
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program using derived workable systems for
inspecting hazardous or potential hazardous
situations, equipment, and areas.
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This section provides information about general
industrial and operational safety for storage and
handling of material. This information is based in part
from DOD4145. 19-R-1. The Navy Occupational
Safety and Health (NAVOSH) Program Manual,
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OPNAVINST 5100.23, addresses the maintenance of
safe and healthful conditions in the workplace. Check
PB = POWER
with your activity's safety program manager for
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specific safety requirements in your command.
IGNORING FRICTION, MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE OF EACH
ACCIDENTS
WOULD BE
Manpower is the number one resource in the Navy.
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A c c i d e n t s i nvo l v i n g p e r s o n n e l d i r e c t l y a ff e c t
productive man-hours and planned schedules. It takes
Figure 7-25.--Block and tackle.
time to recover man-hours lost because of accidents.
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