445th Explosive Safety Training
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44TH EXPLOSIVE SAFETY TRAINING
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
When must you conduct your recurring Explosive Safety Training?
- A.
12 Months
- B.
24 Months
- C.
15 Months
- D.
18 Months
Correct Answer
C. 15 MonthsExplanation
The correct answer for this question is 15 months. This means that you must conduct your recurring Explosive Safety Training every 15 months. This training is important to ensure that individuals working with explosives are knowledgeable about safety procedures and protocols, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. By conducting this training regularly, organizations can maintain a safe working environment and comply with safety regulations.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What is the cardinal rule for Explosive Safety?
- A.
Expose the maximum number of people, to the minimum quantity of explosives, for the minimum amount of time.
- B.
Expose the minimum number of people, to the minimum quantity of explosives, for the minimum amount of time.
- C.
There is no cardinal rule
- D.
Expose the minimum number of people, to the minimum quantity of explosives, for the maximum amount of time.
Correct Answer
B. Expose the minimum number of people, to the minimum quantity of explosives, for the minimum amount of time.Explanation
The cardinal rule for Explosive Safety is to expose the minimum number of people to the minimum quantity of explosives for the minimum amount of time. This rule prioritizes the safety and well-being of individuals by minimizing their exposure to potentially dangerous explosives. By adhering to this rule, the risk of accidents, injuries, and fatalities can be significantly reduced.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Fire Prevention: How far away should designated smoking areas be from explosive areas?
- A.
25 feet
- B.
100 feet
- C.
75 feet
- D.
50 feet
Correct Answer
D. 50 feetExplanation
Designated smoking areas should be located at least 50 feet away from explosive areas to prevent the risk of fire. This distance ensures that any sparks or embers from smoking materials have a minimal chance of reaching the explosive area and igniting flammable substances. Keeping a safe distance is crucial to prevent accidents and maintain a safe working environment.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How many serviceable fire extinguishers suitable for the maintianing kits & survival vest need to be in the immediate area while servicing explosives?
- A.
2 portable 2A:10BC rated extinguishers
- B.
1 halon extinguisher
- C.
1 portable 2A:10BC rated extinguisher
- D.
None
Correct Answer
A. 2 portable 2A:10BC rated extinguishersExplanation
There need to be 2 portable 2A:10BC rated extinguishers in the immediate area while servicing explosives. This is because these fire extinguishers have a specific rating that makes them suitable for handling fires caused by explosives. The other options, such as the halon extinguisher or the single portable 2A:10BC rated extinguisher, may not provide the necessary level of protection or effectiveness in extinguishing fires caused by explosives. Therefore, having 2 portable 2A:10BC rated extinguishers ensures that there are enough firefighting resources available to address any potential fire hazards during the servicing of explosives.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What on-scene fire symbol and chemical hazard placards are required for Aircrew Flight Equipment when servicing survivals kits or survival vest in our shop?
- A.
Fire symbol 3, breathing apperatus, and apply no water
- B.
Fire symbol 4, chemical suit, and apply no water
- C.
Fire symbol 1, and breathing apperatus
- D.
Fire symbol 2, , and apply no water
Correct Answer
A. Fire symbol 3, breathing apperatus, and apply no waterExplanation
The correct answer is Fire symbol 3, breathing apparatus, and apply no water. This answer suggests that when servicing survival kits or survival vests in the shop, a fire symbol 3 should be present, indicating a fire involving flammable liquids or gases. Additionally, a breathing apparatus should be used, indicating the potential presence of toxic fumes or lack of oxygen. Finally, it states that no water should be applied, suggesting that water may not be effective or could potentially exacerbate the situation.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What is the mimimum withdraw distance when 1.3 explosives are involved?
- A.
300 Feet
- B.
100 Feet
- C.
200 Feet
- D.
600 Feet
Correct Answer
D. 600 FeetExplanation
The minimum withdraw distance when 1.3 explosives are involved is 600 feet. This distance is necessary to ensure the safety of individuals and property in case of an explosion. It allows for a sufficient buffer zone to minimize the risk of injury or damage from the blast, heat, and debris. By maintaining this distance, the potential impact of the explosion can be reduced, protecting those in the vicinity.Rate this question:
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- 7.
When lighting is within how many miles should you halt all outdoor explosive operations?
- A.
1 mile
- B.
3 miles
- C.
5 miles
- D.
10 miles
Correct Answer
C. 5 milesExplanation
When lighting is within 5 miles, it is necessary to halt all outdoor explosive operations. This is because lightning can pose a significant risk of igniting the explosives, leading to potential accidents and harm. By halting operations within this distance, it ensures the safety of personnel and prevents any potential disasters.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Are EMR or Electro-Magnetic Radiation emmiting devices aloud within 10 feet of explosive servicing areas?
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
Correct Answer
B. FALSEExplanation
Electro-Magnetic Radiation (EMR) emitting devices are not allowed within 10 feet of explosive servicing areas. This is because EMR can interfere with the functioning of explosive materials and potentially cause accidents or explosions. Therefore, it is important to keep EMR emitting devices away from such areas to ensure safety.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What are the Explosive Limits of the explosives listed on BLDG 4006, Room 59A?MK-13 Signal FlareMK-124 Signal FlareAP-25S-5A Pen-Gun Flare
- A.
MK-13 Quantity 25 MK-124 Quantity 25 AP-25S-5A Quantity 50
- B.
MK-13 Quantity 50 MK-124 Quantity 50 AP-25S-5A Quantity 50
- C.
MK-13 Quantity 16 MK-124 Quantity 16 AP-25S-5A Quantity 16
- D.
MK-13 Quantity 100 MK-124 Quantity 100 AP-25S-5A Quantity 50
Correct Answer
B. MK-13 Quantity 50 MK-124 Quantity 50 AP-25S-5A Quantity 50Explanation
The given answer states that the explosive limits for MK-13 Signal Flare, MK-124 Signal Flare, and AP-25S-5A Pen-Gun Flare are all 50. This means that the explosives listed in BLDG 4006, Room 59A have a maximum safe concentration of 50 units. It is important to keep the quantity of each explosive below this limit to prevent any potential explosions or hazards.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What are the personnel Limits of licensed BLDG 4006 Room 59A?
- A.
Two Supervisors, Two workers, Two casuals, Two Visitors
- B.
One Supervisor, Two workers, Two casuals, Two Visitors
- C.
Two Supervisors, Three workers, Two casuals, One Visitor
- D.
Two Supervisors, Two workers, One casual, No Visitors
Correct Answer
A. Two Supervisors, Two workers, Two casuals, Two VisitorsExplanation
The correct answer is Two Supervisors, Two workers, Two casuals, Two Visitors. This means that the personnel limits for licensed BLDG 4006 Room 59A are as follows: there can be two supervisors present, two workers, two casuals, and two visitors. This ensures that there is adequate supervision and manpower for the room, while also allowing for a limited number of visitors.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Within how many days should unserviceable munitions once discovered be turned in?
- A.
3 days
- B.
5 days
- C.
7 days
- D.
10 days
Correct Answer
B. 5 daysExplanation
Unserviceable munitions should be turned in within 5 days once they are discovered. This time frame ensures that any potentially dangerous or defective munitions are promptly removed from circulation and properly disposed of or repaired. It helps maintain safety and efficiency in handling munitions by minimizing the time they remain unserviceable.Rate this question:
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- 12.
You can store non-explosive items the designated explosive safe in BLDG 4006 Room 59A?
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
Correct Answer
B. FALSEExplanation
It is not safe to store non-explosive items in a designated explosive safe. The purpose of an explosive safe is to store explosive materials safely, and storing non-explosive items in it would be a violation of safety protocols. Non-explosive items should be stored in appropriate storage areas designated for their specific nature.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Prior to handling explosives what should you do?
- A.
Remove all jewerly
- B.
Wear nomes gloves
- C.
Wear safety goggles
- D.
All the above
Correct Answer
D. All the aboveExplanation
Before handling explosives, it is important to take certain precautions to ensure safety. Removing all jewelry is necessary to prevent any metal objects from causing sparks or getting caught in machinery. Wearing non-conductive gloves is essential to protect the hands from potential injuries and to prevent any static electricity buildup. Additionally, wearing safety goggles is crucial to shield the eyes from potential flying debris or chemical splashes. Therefore, all of the above precautions should be followed prior to handling explosives.Rate this question:
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- 14.
If the fire symbol or chemical symbol changes for BLDG 4006 Room 59A or BLDG 4035 who should you notify?
- A.
Notify WPAFB Police station with current Fire Hazard and Chemical Symbol
- B.
Notify your immediate supervisor with current Fire Hazard and Chemical Symbol
- C.
Notify WPAFB Fire Alarm Communications with current Fire Hazard and Chemical Symbol
- D.
Notify WPAFB Airfield Controller with current Fire Hazard and Chemical Symbol
Correct Answer
C. Notify WPAFB Fire Alarm Communications with current Fire Hazard and Chemical SymbolExplanation
If the fire symbol or chemical symbol changes for BLDG 4006 Room 59A or BLDG 4035, you should notify WPAFB Fire Alarm Communications with the current fire hazard and chemical symbol.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Or 445th Aircrew Flight Equipment where is the only place survival kits and survival vest be maintenced?
- A.
4006 Rm 59A
- B.
4035
- C.
4006 Rm 69A
- D.
Fligth Line
Correct Answer
A. 4006 Rm 59AExplanation
The correct answer is 4006 Rm 59A. This is the only location mentioned in the options where survival kits and survival vests can be maintained. The other options do not specify anything about survival equipment maintenance.Rate this question:
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