Upgrade to remove ads
Only $2.99/month

EXW 102 Safety Fundamentals

Terms in this set (36)

Historical development of Navy Safety and Occupational Health
Maintain SOH to protect personnel
Safety program includes: explosives safety, acquisition and system safety, traffic safety
Responsibilities of CO
Ultimately responsible for safety, ensure personnel are instructed and drilled in safety precautions
Responsibilities of XO
ORM manager, makes risk decisions
Responsibilities of Safety Officer
Advises CO on safety and safety programs, investigates mishaps, monitors projects
Responsibilities of WCS
Ensure all assigned spaces are inspected and hazard free in compliance with NAVOSH, ensure all personnel are properly trained
Responsibilities of Safety Petty Officer
Inspect division spaces, submit hazard reports, advise DIVO
Responsibilities of All Hands
Follow safety precautions, comply with standards, report unsafe conditions
Purpose of ORM
Decision making tool used by personnel to increase effectiveness by identifying, assessing, and managing risk
Steps of ORM
Identify Hazards
Assess Hazards
Make Risk Decision
Implement Controls
Supervise
Principles of ORM
Accept the Risk when benefits out weigh the cost
Accept no unnecessary risk
Anticipate/manage risk by planning
Make risk decisions at the right level
Concepts of ORM
Time Critical
In Depth
Deliberate
Cat1 Severity Code
Loss of mission capability, unit readiness or asset, death
Cat2 Severity Code
Significantly degraded mission capability
Cat3 Severity Code
Degraded mission capability, minor damage to equipment
Cat4 Severity Code
Little or no impact to mission capability
Mishap Probability Subcategory A
Likely to occur - immediate or within short period of time
Mishap Probability Subcategory B
Probably will occur - expected
Mishap Probability Subcategory C
May occur in time
Mishap Probability Subcategory D
Unlikely to occur
Hazard Severity
Assessment of potential consequence that can occur as result of a hazard
Mishap Probability
Assessment of likelihood of potential consequence as a result of a hazard
Requirements to properly use and maintain PPE
Mitigate risk of harm, activities can degrade PPE, use when necessary
Functions of Safety councils
Convene quarterly to develop recommendations for policy
Create and maintain active interest in safety
Purpose of mishap investigation and who conducts it
Determine how and why event occurred and prevent future occurrences
NCW units have safety officers to conduct investigation
Hierarchy of Preferred Control measures for fall hazards
Eliminate, Prevent, Engineering Controls, Admin Controls
Purpose of Hazmat program
Prevent and mitigate introduction of hazmat into environment and ensure safe storage practices
Responsibilities of all personnel as applied to safety
Safety is responsibility of all hands
All should comply with standards and report hazards
Maintenance and use of PPE
Best means of protecting personnel in workplace from hazards
PPE should be properly maintained
Safety and Occupational health training requirements
Training is dependent on job, i.e. hearing protection, respiratory, hazardous
Electronic Safety Tag Out Precautions
Secure Energy source
Install locks and tags if necessary
Second checks
Maintained by safety officer
Purpose of safety stand owns
Discuss safety incident that has occurred, prevent reoccurrence i.e. NO HOOKERS
Mishap Classification Class A
Total cost 1 million or higher or result in fatality or permanent injury
Mishap Classification Class B
200K to 1 million or injury of partial disability or hospitalization
Mishap Classification Class C
20K to 200K or injury that results in one or more days off work
At what decibels should hearing protection be worn
Single hearing 85-96 decibels
Double hearing 96 decibels and above
Risk factors with work related musculoskeletal disorders (WSMD)
Result of cumulative effect of repeated traumas
-force
-repetition
-awkward or static posture
-vibration
-contact stress
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE...