AMMO-69-CVN Shipboard Explosive Safety for Aircraft Carriers Practice Test

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• Which factor is least likely to contribute to operational safety aboard an aircraft carrier?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for magazine hatches and doors?
• What should be done before stowing dummy and similar non-explosive items?
• How should personnel be briefed before handling explosives?
• Compatibility group L materials are limited to which characteristic?
• What should be emphasized when preparing for ammunition offloading planning?
• Grenades must always be stowed in which condition?
• What was a contributing factor to the catastrophic ordnance incident aboard the USS Oriskany in 1966?
• Which action is critical when transferring ammunition onboard?
• How frequently must activities report lot numbers in the ordnance information system?
• If a magazine temperature has exceeded the required stowage temperature, what action must be taken?
• What is the correct size for the contrasted alphabetical labels on material handling equipment?
• What does the term "read-service" indicate regarding ordnance?
• What is the required reporting day for lot numbers to the Naval Operational Logistics Support Center?
• What is a primary personnel safety concern during missile or rocket launches?
• Why is maintaining the stowage temperature for WP critical?
• What action must be taken if there are reliability problems identified in daily alarm logs?
• Who must establish a cargo/weapons elevator systems qualification program onboard a ship?
• Where must drain lines terminate according to safety protocols?
• Which item is prohibited from being stowed in a small arms locker?
• Who is responsible for managing and administering training for crew members involved in ordnance handling?
• Inventory records must be kept for how long if there are no reconciled discrepancies?
• Small hand-held fragmentation, smoke-producing, concussion, and illuminating devices are best known as?
• What is required if discrepancies occur in ammunition shipments while in-transit?
• What type of protection is prescribed in Title 10, CFR, Part 20?
• When is ordnance most susceptible to RF environments?
• Where should operating instructions for hoists be displayed?
• How long should central control station daily alarm logs be safeguarded and kept?
• Which regulation framework primarily guides the storage of ammunition?
• What is the method of reporting transactions involving naval conventional ordnance?
• What type of ordnance includes devices designed to produce illumination or incendiary effects?
• Where can a complete list of ammunition and explosive documents, instructions, and directives be found?
• For how long must magazine temperature record cards be maintained?
• Information regarding gasket materials for orifice plates can be found in which standard?
• What type of ammunition is allowed to be stowed in a jettisonable locker?
• What is required of the pressure gauges in the sprinkler system?
• For how many years must shipboard arms inventory records be kept if there are unrecognized discrepancies?
• What is the purpose of heat sensing devices in a magazine?
• What type of items would be classified under compatibility group F?
• Discrepancies occurring while the shipment is in-transit are reported on what type of report?
• What is the width of the red line that indicates the "danger circle" around launcher and gun mounts?
• What is the primary focus of the HERO EMCON bill?
• For which of the following scenarios is sprinkler protection not required for munitions?
• What signifies proper equipment safety prior to missile launches?
• What is the primary purpose of submitting an offload planning message?
• How are shipboard torpedoes usually shipped?
• What is the minimum air space required between the stowage stack and adjacent plating, except in adjustable batten stowage?
• What does the acronym COSR stand for in naval operations?
• What type of firefighting method is preferred for Otto Fuel II?
• Which compatibility group is never allowed to be carried onboard combatant ships?
• What term describes the long spars extending from the mast of a derrick to support lifted objects?
• Where should CIWS radiation warning signs be posted?
• When dealing with explosive materials, which is the best practice for securing cargo?
• If an elevator stops suddenly between platforms, the operator should immediately:
• What must be done to ensure that firemain cutout valves are secure?
• What is the common name for NRMP number 13-00164-L1NP?
• What is a vital consideration when storing munitions?
• The PRPV 3/8-inch supply and operating pressure piping must create what minimum size loop by two flexible hoses?
• What is used to secure the Grove Mobile Crane to the deck during handling evolutions?
• When handling munitions, which safety measure is essential?
• What is the maximum distance a heat sensing device can be placed from the main control unit?
• From where must a firing cut-out-zone and a radhaz cut-out zone certificate be obtained?
• How can shipboard sprinkler systems be activated?
• What is the title of the naval ammunition management reference applicable to Navy and Marine Corps activities?
• All ammunition larger than which caliber must have an automatic sprinkler system installed?
• How often must personnel be tested for ordnance handling qualifications?
• Who has the authority to approve unescorted access to the armory?
• Who must specifically approve the alteration or bypassing of safety interlocks for equipment or systems?
• Which document outlines procedures for declaring ammunition unserviceable?
• Which compatibility group is primarily designated for devices that require special handling considerations?
• Which item is an example of ammunition not stowed in small arms magazines?
• MK 46, MK 50, and MK 54 lightweight torpedoes must be stowed in a specifically designated magazine under which compatibility group?
• Which component prevents backflow when multiple control stations are being used?
• What type of training must crew members receive regarding MHE?
• What is the common type of ordnance handling equipment that is portable?
• How often must the words "DANGER AREA" be repeated around the close-in weapons system danger circle?
• How is the PRPV manifold connected to the HDSs?
• What should an operator do if they notice unsafe conditions in elevator operation?
• What serves as a source reference for historical data of all weapons systems aboard the ship?
• What must test fittings (not integral to the sprinkler valve) be stamped with?
• Which of the following is a key aspect of magazine safety management?
• Which responsibility does NOT fall under the purview of the Qual/Cert Board Chairman?
• Which statement about shipboard armories is incorrect?
• The FH circuit alarm indicates the presence of what condition in the magazine?
• What is the maximum allowable distance for sprinkler heads to be installed from the plating of each compartment boundary?
• What is the minimum number of days a ship must submit an offload planning message prior to the offload evolution?
• What compatibility group should never be allowed on board combatant ships?
• Which of the following is incorrect when handling pyrotechnic ammunition?
• How often should locations without IDS be physically checked while underway?
• How often must COSRs be conducted at a minimum?
• Which type of thermometers must be properly installed in magazines to monitor high temperatures?
• Where should ready-service installed brackets for man overboard signaling devices be located during underway periods?
• Grenades, sounding devices, and similar items having explosive trains with less than two effective protective features fall under which compatibility group?
• How many portable battle lanterns are required at a minimum for access closures?
• What does the HERO program provide guidance on?
• What document provides guidelines for inspecting a sprinkler system?
• What size lettering is required for the "Keep off this elevator when in operation" warning placard?
• Why is training critical in the context of ordnance handling?
• What is the minimum grade required to successfully pass the written examination for operators or maintenance personnel?
• How far should a heat sensing device be installed from the PRPV?
• Safety stanchions and chains are generally used around open hatches on:
• How must dummy rounds be stowed when housed with regular service rounds?
• If an ordnance elevator should suddenly stop between platforms, what should the operator do?
• What does "HE" refer to in the context of ammunition and explosives?
• What best describes compatibility group F?
• What are the two operating features of heat sensing devices?
• What is the primary purpose of the danger circle around launcher and gun mounts?
• What should be done if ordnance is suspected of being defective?
• Within how many hours must transactions for security risk category I and II items be completed?
• Where must local and remote controls for bomb and rocket assembly areas be located?
• To prevent theft or loss of magazine keys, they must be kept on:
• Why is proper spacing important for installing sprinkler heads in shipboard magazines?
• How long is the MHE operator's license valid for US Navy personnel?
• Each heat sensing device in a magazine can adequately protect up to how many square feet of deck area?
• What is the standard record retention time for the inventory of keys and locks to explosive spaces?
• Ammunition and explosives having characteristics that present a special risk belong to which compatibility group?
• Which type of safety measures is crucial for magazine operations?
• What is the required retention period for inventory records with reconciled discrepancies?
• For ships built after 2004 and for major magazine sprinkler system alterations, what type of sprinkler heads are installed?
• What is the primary purpose of jettisonable lockers in ordnance storage?
• What should personnel do if a sprinkler alarm indicates a sprinkler system activation?
• How often must keys and locks to arms, ammunition, and explosive spaces be inventoried?
• Ammunition far side signs should be placed no more than how many feet apart?
• What is the automated process that utilizes AIT with OIS-R/ROLMS called?
• Which type of alarm is used to indicate the presence of liquid on the deck of the magazine?
• What is the maximum storage temperature for items held in a magazine?
• What type of matting should technicians use while performing maintenance outdoors on the CIWS?
• Which of the following is true regarding CIWS ammunition stowage?
• Which action is necessary to prepare dummy items for stowage?
• Which type of alarm indicates that the sprinkler system has been activated or there is a leakage past the sprinkler control valve?
• Which component’s activation indicates a potential fire hazard in ammunition storage?
• Which term describes the classification of ready-service lockers and magazines based on their function and accident potential?
• Which area is NOT typically a location for installing ready-service magazines?
• Which of the following is not a certifying ammunition and explosive work task code (WTC)?
• What is the primary concern when managing ready-service lockers?
• Where should WP emergency protective equipment be stored?
• Who must be notified before removing seawater sprinkler systems from the readiness condition?
• What is the significance of conducting research on adjustments to controlled inventory items?
• What is the method for reporting transactions involving naval conventional ordnance?
• What are issued to place restrictions or limitations on the issue and/or use of ammunition populations?
• What is the minimum depth of sand that should insulate jettison lockers containing incendiary ammunition on the bottom?
• Magazine sprinkler strainers should be located downstream of which component?
• Firemain cutout valves should always be locked with what?
• What type of research is required for adjustments to controlled inventory items?
• Which of the following items are exempt from accountability documentation retention?
• What is essential for personnel working in areas exposed to radiation from the CIWS?
• At what temperature in Fahrenheit does the fusible link on the magazine heat sensing device melt?
• What must be designated as the missile blast area on CV/CVN and CLF ships with launchers on sponsons?
• What is a critical design feature of magazine sprinkler systems?
• Which of the following is NOT a primary responsibility of the Commanding Officer regarding elevator systems?
• The gauge mounted to the top of the PRPV falls within what calibrated pressure range?
• What should not be used as tiedown points for securing cargo?
• What is the typical state of the diaphragm operated magazine sprinkler control valve?
• In shipboard magazines, how many heat sensing devices must be present for each square feet of deck?
• What is the consequence of not following the established procedures for operating elevators?
• What must be posted when more than one type of ammunition is stowed in a magazine?
• What type of hazards should be assessed for magazines and lockers?
• Which compatibility group includes ammunition and explosives containing HE without its own means of initiation?
• Which of the following is not an example of shipboard ordnance handling equipment?
• What is NOT typically arranged in stowage areas?
• The records of members being certified must align with what specific plan?
• Items classified under compatibility group E typically include what?
• What system provides a standardized procedure to prevent improper system operation when a component or system is isolated?
• What is required for managing CIWS system effectively?
• At what temperature will the fusible link on the magazine HSD melt?
• Onboard CV/CVN and CLF ships, what area must be designated as the missile blast area?
• What is the primary concern for the ship's crew when handling explosives?
• How many days prior to offloading should ships submit an offload planning message?
• What is the name of the automated system for reporting ammunition transactions to OIS-W?
• Which color should sunshields for ready-service lockers be painted?
• At what temperature must WP be stowed to maintain safety?
• Where are ready-service magazines typically located?
• Magazines, lockers, and staging areas located near embarked aircraft are referred to as what?
• What does the presence of "Danger: Missile Blast Area" signs indicate?
• What action must be taken for all transactions involving urgent NARS?
• What type of accident prevention sign is displayed in a missile blast area?
• Which type of sprinkler head is mandated for installation in modern magazine sprinkler systems meet safety standards?
• What is the minimum passing grade for the elevator operator or maintenance written exam?
• For how long must all accountable documentation be retained to provide an adequate audit trail?
• How often should the ship's rapid response force be trained in the use of deadly force?
• What color should shipboard MHE be painted with very few exceptions?
• Urgent NARs that apply to affected stock must be reported by ATR within how many hours?
• For USMC personnel, how long is the MHE operator’s license valid?
• Ready-service lockers should be labeled with what type of information?
• How often should forklift tines be inspected and documented?
• Depleted uranium ammunition penetrators are encapsulated in a protective device for what purpose?
• What does Title 10, CFR, Part 20 provide information on?
• What should be done with a dorrr, hatch, or scuttle when not in use?
• What is the best descriptor of approved self-propelled equipment used in handling operations?
• Designated smoking areas must be at least how far from launchers and magazine areas?
• In which letter size will alphabetical designators be placed on the MHE?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be an MHE qualified operator trainer?
• What is the most efficient method of extinguishing an Otto Fuel II fire in a missile blast area?
• What is the purpose of heat sensing devices in shipboard magazines?
• When test fittings are not in use, they should be:
• The inside of the danger circle around the gun mounts should be approximately how many inches from the maximum rotating projection of the gun?