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Basic Military Requirements (BMR) Revised Edition
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a.  Headband, b.  Earplugs, and the c.  Circumaural muff. A2.   List  the  three  major  precautions  you  should follow when lifting heavy loads. a.  Don’t lift an object if it is too heavy or too clumsy for good balance. b.  Keep  the  load  close  to  the  center  of  your body. c.  Pull  the  load  toward  you;  then  lift  it gradually. A3.   Before  entering  a  shipyard  for  dry  dock  work, every ship has a shipyard safety doctrine and conducts  safety  training  before  entering  a shipyard. A4.   LOX is dangerous to handle because— a.  It freezes immediately on contact. b.  As a gas, it exerts extremely high pressure. REVIEW 12 ANSWERS A1.   The  symptoms  of  heat  exhaustion  and  heat stroke include— a.  Increased body temperature b.  Severe headache c.  Nausea d.  Reduced mental and physical performance A2.   The  major  health  threat  of  cold  weather  is hypothermia. REVIEW 13 ANSWERS A1.   Purposes of the tag-out bill include— a.  To provide personnel a way to prevent the improper operation of a component, piece of equipment, system, or a part of a system that’s isolated or in an abnormal condition. b.  To  give  personnel  a  way  to  operate  an instrument  that’s  unreliable  or  not  in  a normal operating condition. c.  To  give  personal  a  way  to  accomplish certain  planned  maintenance  system (PMS) procedures. A2.   The  tag-out  system  is  made  or  broken  by  the person attaching the tag. A3.   A  DANGER  tag  identifies  equipment  whose operation is prohibited because its use could jeopardize  the  safety  of  personnel  or endanger equipment. A4.   Tag-out logs contain— a.  A  copy  of  the  main  instruction  and  any other amplifying directives for administering the system. b.  A DANGER/CAUTION tag-out index and record of audits (index/audit record). c.  Cleared  DANGER/CAUTION  tag-out record  sheets  that  have  been  cleared  and completed. REVIEW 14 ANSWERS A1.   Personal protection equipment you should use in each of the following categories: 19-33 a.    Head protection Helmets and hats b.    Electrical protective devices Rubber gloves, rubber mats, rubber hoods, rubber sleeves, and rubber blankets c.    Eye protection Personal eyeglasses, common-use goggles, and common-use face shields d.    Respiratory protection Respirators







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