The '2A653 CDC Vol 1 Review' assesses knowledge on AFOSH program responsibilities, safety standards, and hazard communication. It ensures understanding of personal safety responsibilities and procedures for reporting job hazards. Essential for professionals in safety compliance roles.
Air force Insturction (AFI)91-301
Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 91-201
Air Force OCcupational, and Enviromental Safety, Fire Protection, and Health Standard (AFOSHSTD) 91-66
AFOSHSTD 91-501
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AFOSHSTD 91-66
AFMAN 91-201
AFI 90-821
AFOSHSTD 91-501
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91-66
91-100
91-300
91-501
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You
Your supervisor
Wing safety office
Squadron commander
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9
349
350
457
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5 days
10 days
20 days
30 days
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457
492
1118
2430
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3 years.
2 years.
18 years.
12 months.
One
Two
Three
Four
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A proficiency course.
A special training course.
An on-the-job (OJT) course.
An Air Education and Training Command (AETC) approved Egress Journeyman Course.
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Depot-level personnel.
Quality assurance personnel.
The most qualified personnel.
The egress element supervisor.
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Annually.
Prior to porming explusive-related tasks.
Prior to performing explosive-related tasks and then annually.
Prior to performing explosive-related tasks and then semiannually
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Cotton
Ear clip
Earplugs.
Ear muffs.
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Severe dehydration.
Internal Tissue damage.
Loss of muscle control
Blisters on external tissues.
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Fuel system
Egress system
Weapons system
Water injection system
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A painted RED stripe
A painted YELLOW stripe
The words "STAND CLEAR" painted in RED
The words "STAND CLEAR" painted in YELLOW
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Variable wing.
Rocket catapult
Jettisoning panels.
State-of-the-art drogue parachute.
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Speed brake
Egress hatch.
Weapon bay door
Flight control surface.
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Flight controls
Instrument panel
Canopy actuator
Canopy and seat ejection systems
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5 mph
10 mph
15 mph
20 mph
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Maintain your speed
Reduce you soeed to 5 mph
Reduce you speed to 10 mph
Increase your speed to 20 mph
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25 feet front, 200 feet rear
50 feet front, 200 feet rear.
100 feet front, 100 feet rear.
200 feet front, 100 feet rear.
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General warning
Stop where you are
Return to starting point.
Clear active runway immediately.
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Empty dirty rag conainers daily.
Always observe NO SMOKING rules.
Ensure the aircraft is properly grounded prior to maintenance.
Air dry oil-saturated clothing before returning to your mainteance task.
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Proper egress maintenance training.
Continual mishap preventing education
To eliminate one unsage act to prevent the chain of events
To eliminate or control hazards or deficiencies before injuries or damage.
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You or the personnel in your section.
Personnel in the Maintenance Training Division.
The base or unit Ground Safety Officer or NCO
The base or unit Weapons Safety Officer or NCO
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Actions to be taken during emergencies.
References to standard publications.
Explosive and personnel limits.
Step-by-step procedures.
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Supervisors.
Unit commander.
Unit Explosive Safety NCO.
Personnel in the Maintenance Training Division.
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Supervisor.
Commander.
Operationg personnel.
Unit Explosive Safety NCO
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Not limit your inspection to one area
Use scecklists that focus strictly on explosive operations.
Time the ispection to coincide with the wing safety inspection
Request assistance from someone outside of your area for a more honest evaluation.
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Ensure they have been inventoried
Removed any foreign objects from them
Make sure they have not been tampered with.
Ensure the fuel tanks and feed lines are secure and not leaking.
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Military license
Commercial license
Military license with the base commander's endorsement.
Commercial license with a hazardous materials' endorsement.
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Never.
If it has been chocked and is on level pavement.
Only when the vehicle has spark arrestors installed on it.
When the engine is required to provide power for support equipment used to load/unload explosives.
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Protective containers
Shipping containers.
A properly marked box
Explosion-proof containers.
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Amount of time
Of two personnel
Number of people
Quantity of explosivers
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Clean
Segregated
Undamaged
Assigned a hazard classification
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1.1
1.3
1.4
Any class/division.
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Q-D (quantity/distance).
NEW (net explosive weight).
Time.
Personnel.
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Self-initiated.
Self-propelled.
Easily initiated.
Accidentally initiated.
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Integrated.
Segregated
Stored in an approved shipping container
Turned in to the munitions storage of explosives as soon as possible.
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Gave at least two exits.
Be protected from moisture and high temperatures.
Be protected from dry, cool temperatures
Contain a minimum of three fire extinguishers.
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11p-1-7
11A-1-33
11P6-1-7
11A-1-46
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Making the change and without delay
Making the change and within 1 hour
In charge of the operation and within 1 hour
In charge of the operation and without delay
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A
B
D
K
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Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Annually
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Press the leer, Aim the nazzle, Sweep back and forth, Shout a warning.
Pull the pin, Aim the nozzle, sweep back and forth, Squeeze the handle.
Pull the pin, Aim the nozzle, squeeze the handle, Sweep back and forth.
Press the lever, Aim the nozzle, Swueeze the handle, Shout a warning.
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AFI 91-101, Air Force Nuclear Weapons Surety Program.
Department of Defense Directive 5210.41 Securty Policy for Protecting Nuclear Weapons.
DOD Directive 3150.2 Safety Studies and Reviews of Nuclear Weapon Systems.
AFI 91-104, Nuclear Surety Tamper Control and Detection Program
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Unit commander
Wing commander
Unit PRP monitor
Superviser
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