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Basic Military Requirements (BMR) - Requirement for military advancement
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REVIEW 6 ANSWERS A1.  Open  flame  and  naked  lights  are  defined  as follows: a.   The term  open flame  includes all forms of fuel  or  gas  lanterns,  lighted  candles, matches, cigarette lighters, and so on. b.   The  term n a ke d   l i g h t s includes  any unprotected electrical lighting device. A2.  You  should  take  the  following  actions  when storing solvents: a.   Label all containers used to store solvents b.   Store solvents in appropriate lockers REVIEW 7 ANSWERS A1.  When handling a weapon, you need to think about  what  you’re  doing    because  accidents don’t “just happen;” they’re caused. In fact, they’re often caused by personnel who don’t follow safety precautions or who are careless. A2.  Projectiles that have a 3-inch or greater diameter are color-coded to show the projectile type and the kind of bursting charge that they contain. REVIEW 8 ANSWERS A1. Treating common 115-volt equipment lightly is the cause of many fatal shocks received from drills and fans. A2.  Three  types  of  hazards  associated  with compressed gases are— a.   Cylinders not secured b.   Cylinders under high pressure c.   Cylinders  containing  poisonous,  flam- mable, or explosive material A3. True,  oxygen  and  chlorine  are  stowed  in compartments separate from flammable gases. A4.  You should use a filter mask respirator when working with fiberglass because fiberglass dust is abrasive and an irritant to skin and eyes. REVIEW 9 ANSWERS A1.  Before  beginning  work  to  repair  a  piece  of equipment,  you  should    make  sure  that  the e q u i p m e n t i s d e - e n e r g i z e d a n d / o r depressurized and tagged out of service. A2.    Only  properly  trained    personnel  should operate gas welding or cutting equipment. A3.    When working around rotating machinery,  you should remove jewelry and watches and you shouldn’t  wear  loose  fitting  clothing;  wear protecting clothing and equipment, such as hearing  protection,  eye,  hand,  and  foot protection, dust and paint respirators, and so on. REVIEW 10 ANSWERS A1.  The safety precautions to follow when working with  systems  having  pressurized  liquids include— a.   Never connect or disconnect a hose from the  system  until  the  pressure  has  been removed. b.   Never point a charged (pressurized) fire hose at anyone. c.   Never use ruptured or worn hoses. d.   Don’t  use  spray  paints,  butane  fluids, lacquers, and other aerosol products near a flame; don’t throw them into a fire;   and don’t puncture the container. A2.    If you’ve been exposed to acids or alkalis,  you should immediately seek medical attention. A3.  You  shouldn’t  smoke  near  sewage-handling equipment for the following reasons: a.   Fuel  leaks  or  spills  can  occur  in  the incinerator area where temperatures may exceed the flash point of the fuels used. b.   Methane  and  hydrogen  sulfide  may  be emitted by any tank or tank leaks. These gases are also flammable and under some conditions are explosive. REVIEW 11 ANSWERS A1.  The three types of hearing protection are the— 19-32







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