1. The damage control organization is divided
into how many parts?
1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
QUESTIONS 2 THROUGH 13 REFER TO THE
ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF
DAMAGE CONTROL.
2. What person coordinates the efforts of repair
parties to control damage?
1. The damage control assistant
2. The operations officer
3. The executive officer
4. The weapons officer
3. Which of the following are duties of the
administrative organization of damage
control?
1. Records and schedules for maintenance
2. Written doctrine and procedures relating to
damage control
3. Ships bills
4. All of the above
4. Which of the following are duties of the
executive officer?
1. Ships survivability training
2. Readiness to manage casualties
3. Control and recover from damage
4. Each of the above
5. What officer is designated as the ships
damage control officer?
1. The commanding officer
2. The executive officer
3. The engineer officer
4. The operations officer
6. The DCA is the primary assistant to the
damage control officer. As such, the DCA
has which of the following responsibilities?
1. Training the ships DC personnel
2. Administration of the ships DC
organization
3. Maintain records of DC personnel PQS
accomplishment for all hands
4. All of the above
7. What requirements must a petty officer have to
be designated as the damage control petty
officer (DCPO)?
1. Be a PO2 or above
2. Complete the PQS
3. Complete the fire-fighting school
4. Be designated by the LCPO
8. Normally, the job of DCPO is held for what
period of time?
1. 12 months
2.
9 months
3.
3 months
4.
6 months
9. Which of the following is/are responsibilities
of the DCPO?
1. Assist in the instruction of division
personnel in damage control
2. Prepare and maintain damage control
checkoff lists for their spaces
3. Make required reports
4. All of the above
10. What person is responsible for determining
the safe entry of personnel into closed or
poorly ventilated spaces?
1. The gas free engineer
2. The fire marshal
3. The DCA
4. The XO
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ASSIGNMENT 8
Textbook Assignment: Chapter 12 Damage Control.