Which block are Warning, Caution, Notes in on the MRC?
Procedure
What are the things that the WCS can substitute?
Test equipment that meets or exceeds standards, administrative items, common hand tools that meet or exceed standards and basic housekeeping items
What are pen and ink changes?
What does LGL stand for and what does it show?
Location Guide List
shows where equipment is located
What does the SPIN stand for and what is it?
Standard PMS Item Name
number in brackets used to identify different tools, parts and material on the MRC
What are the differences between Warning, Caution, and Notes?
H- Indicates death or injury
C- Indicates damage to equipment
N- Provides amplifying information
What does IEM stand for?
Inactive Equipment Maintenance
What does OMMS-NG contain?
Equipment validations, configuration items
What is a FBR?
Feedback Report
What is SCAT?
4 digit code that groups test equipment
What is SKED?
The program we use to complete maintenance
What does MSDS stand for and what is the key point to remember about it?
Material Safety Data Sheets
Every piece of HAZMAT requires an SDS to use
What color is Caution and what is it used for in Tag out?
Yellow and it's used for special temporary instructions
What are the 3 types of FBRs?
Category A (non-technical)
Category B (technical)
Urgent
What does SPMIG stand for and what is it?
Standard PMS Material Identification Guide
will list all the info for different parts including SPIN, nomenclature, and the NIIN.
What does a GREEN X annotiation in SKED mean?
What is OPNAV M5100.23 and what does it show?
A Safety Manual and it shows everything related to safety aboard the ship
What color is Danger and what is it used for in Tag out?
Red and it's used to prohibit equipment, prevent personnel injury or damage to equipment, prevents equipment from starting from all starting locations (ie pushbuttons)
What are the difference in the 3 types of FBRs?
A- small changles like updating the LOEP
B- inhibits PMS performance such as incorrect steps on MRC
U- dealing with personnel safety, damage to the ship or equipment
What are the 2 types of spot checks and when are they performed?
Historical- Spot check on past check
Monitored- Live check with spot checker
What does the # annotation in SKED mean?
Mandatory Related Maintenance
What is the NSTM 670?
HMUG (Hazardous Material User's Guide)
How many groups are there in hazmat?
20
What does the CSMP stand for and what is it?
Current Ships Maintenance Project
This is a list all jobs active under your workcenter
What is the 3M Bible?
NAVSEAINST 4790.8C