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| Chief Engineer- CDR CrinkLaw |
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| who is the ship's fire marshal? |
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| What does DCTT stand for? |
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| Damage Control Training Team |
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| Who is the DCTT coordinator? |
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| Who are the first responders to a casualty underway? |
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| waht is the job of the rapid response team? |
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| Go straight to the scene and take appropriate actions |
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| how many personnel are assigned to the rapid response team? |
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| who are the personnel on the rapid response team? |
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| fire marshal, electrician, 2 investigators, boundary men |
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| what is the responsibility of the rescue and assistance team? |
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| back up to the At sea fire party and assist other ships in distress. |
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| what NSTM can you find information about surface ship fire fighting? |
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| if you needed to validate fittings on your CCOL where would you look? |
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| what book contains step by step procedures for handling casualties? |
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| Repair party manual (RPM) |
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| what book is used for combating fires in main spaces? |
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| Main space fire Docrine (MSFD) |
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| if you need to keep a fitting open for an extended period of time what do you do? |
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| Log it in the Material conditions violation section of the closure log |
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| how long can you keep the fitting open? |
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| what about the fittings you cannot secure? |
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| OOC log (out of commission log) |
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| who "maintains" the closure log? |
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inport- EWS
underway- DCWS |
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| who "reviews" the closure log? |
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| fire marshal, duty fire marshal, ADCA, DCA, EDO |
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| Name the sides of the fire triangle? |
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| Describe an A, B, C, and D fire? |
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A: materials taht leaves ashes
B: hazmat and fuel
C: Electrical
D: Combustible metals |
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| what is the flashpoint of JP-5? |
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| what are the 4 stages of a fire? |
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| growth, flashover, fully developed, and decay |
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| if DC central goes down, where is the secondary central located? |
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| how many repain lockers do we have? |
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| 1-225-5-Q (HB3)(waste plant 4) |
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| 1-143-2-Q (HB2)(s-3 female berthing) |
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| 1-69-2-Q (off HB1)(above dispatch) |
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| 2-34-2-Q (by the OS male berthing/ QA/3M office) |
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| 2-220-9-Q (male CS berthing) |
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| 2-99-2-Q (directly aft of dispatch) |
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| 2-160-2-Q (aft mess decks directly forward for the port side chow line) |
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| 03-220-9-Q (OPS female berthing)(B&A crane) |
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| 03-175-3-Q (ATO shack) (island) |
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| which repair lockers respond to main space fires? |
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| what do you use to inventory the kits? |
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| AEL (Allowance Equipage List) |
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| PKP comes in 2 sizes, waht are they? |
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| waht is the effective range of an 18LB 27LB PKP extinguisher? |
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18lbs is 19ft
27lbs is 21ft |
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| how does PKP extinguish a fire? |
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| interrupts the chemical reaction |
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| what type of fires does PKP primarily put out? |
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| waht is the effective range of a CO2 extinguisher? |
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| in continuous operation, how long does the 15lb CO2 extinguisher last? |
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| before you squeeze the lever to release the CO2, what should you do? |
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| Ground the cyclinder to the deck when discharging |
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| why should you ground the cylinder to the deck when discharging? |
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| avoid shock from the static electricity |
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| how does CO2 extinguish a fire? |
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| it reduces the concentration of oxygen in the air to the point where combustion stops |
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| what are portable AFFF bottles used for? |
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| grease and small class B fires |
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| what is the distance of a portable AFFF bottle |
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| 15ft and dreaces with use |
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| how do you know that the bottle is good |
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| the gage on the top and side of the handle. Needle should be in the green |
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| how much AFFF is in the bottle |
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| what are the best woods to use for shoring, plugs, and wedges |
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| douglas fur and yellow pine |
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| why do we use douglas fur and yellow pine |
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| it expands as it absorbs water |
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| what are the 2 sizes of matal shores |
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| what is the vertical load strength of a 3ft to 5ft metal shore |
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3ft- 20,000lb
5ft- 12,000lb |
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| what is the vertical load strength of a 6ft to 11ft metal shore |
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6ft- 20,000lb
11ft- 6,000lb |
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I: direct pressure
H: no deck anchorage
K: triangulation perpendicular |
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| waht is the strongest type of shoring |
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| what is the weakest type of shoring |
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| how many types of pipe patches are there |
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| what are the diffenece types of pipe patches |
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| soft, banding, EWARP, jubilee |
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| which pipe patch holds up to 100 psi only |
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| what is the max temperature on a pipe you can apply EWARP |
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| what is the max psi of the others |
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| what does NIFTI stand for |
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| naval firefighting thermal imager |
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| is the NiMH battery pack rechargeable |
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| how do you know the NIFTI is fully charged |
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| 10 bars on the bottme left corner |
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| Name 5 kits found in a repair locker |
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| investigator, electrician, comms, pipe patching, and shoring |
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| Portable exothermic cutting unit |
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| how much AFFF concentrate is in the tranfer tank |
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| name the locations for the transfer tanks |
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HB1 port side
HB3 stbd side |
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| what is the GPM for the reserve pumps |
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| how many ways can i activate the stations |
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2 ways
locally and remotely |
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| how many sound power phone circuits are there |
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| what is the circuit linking DC central to the repair lockers |
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| what is the primary use of communication from the locke to the scene |
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| what is the secondary use |
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| sound powered phones use the X40J. orange pumpkin line |
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| what is use to keep a hard copy record of events of a casualty |
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| message blanks and DC charts |
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| what does a circle on a message blank mean |
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| where can i find a list with standard message writing |
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| on the back of the message blank and in the 079 V2 R3 |
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| Maximum permissible exposure |
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| mission oriented protective posture |
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| what is the primary protection during chemical, biological and radiological attack |
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| what type of threads does the c-2 canister have |
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| what does the ACPG stand for |
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| advance chemical protective garment |
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| what is the difference between DON and DOGG |
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| at what stage do you remove your ACPG smock |
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| at what stage do you remove the gloves and liner |
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| what is the purpose of the M-256A1 kit |
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| used to detect nerve, blood and blister in vapor form |
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| reactive skin decontamination lotion |
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| deoontaminate area of the skin |
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| the kit contains how many pouches and what color are they |
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3. color is green
(blue for training) |
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| how long must RSDL remain on the skin after applied |
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| each RSDL packet contains a pad that has how much lotion in it |
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| what is the storage temperature |
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15 to 30 degrees C
(59 to 86 degrees F) |
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| what color does the M-9 paper turn when an agent is present |
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| at what MOPP level is m-8 paper posted |
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| how many mopp lvl do we have |
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| improved point detection system |
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| control display unit- in central |
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| remote display unit- bridge |
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| difference between CDU and RDU |
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| bridge doesnt have control just the one in central |
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| what type of system is the IPDS |
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| nerve (G and H) series and blister |
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| what is the difference between the CCA and DS |
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| contaminated control area: take your ACPG suit off. decon station: take converalls and shower |
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| high test hypochlorite (calcium hypochlorite) |
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| how many CCA's do we have |
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total is 4
1 forward by rp2(male berthing)
2 midship(weps male berthing,female chiefs head)
1aft(reactor male berthing) |
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