Existing, filled
Occupied, filled
Collapsed, empty.
Unoccupied, empty
300
400
500
600
A flammable gas between 4 to 8 percent of its lower explosive limit.
An atmosphere with less than 19.5 percent oxygen
An atmosphere with oxygen content of 22 percent.
An atmospheric concentration of a toxin lower than its permissible exposure limit.
Visual
Quality
Weekly.
Maintenance.
5
50
500
5000
Dulled gaffs
New pole.
Hard hat.
Gloves.
Keep the rope coiled as much as possible.
Work out any kinks after stress is applied.
store it near heated exhaust outlets.
Maintain its natural lay.
Brackets with parentheses
Heavy bold text
Red pencil.
Underlining.
They have independent controls.
They all operate at the same time
They are used only during drilling.
The control operator cannot view them
150
200
250
300
Pull pole guys
Loosen pole butts
Pull pole anchors
Pull poles out
Enables the reel driver rollers to make contact with the spindle bar
Prevents the cable reel from “walking” on the spindle bar
Prevents the cable reel from turning during transportation
Serves as a braking device for the cable reel
Place a king pole with a portable drawbar on the trailer
Display lights, reflectors, and flags on the pole ends.
Remove the lunette from the telescoping tongue
First connect the trailer to the prime mover
A secure work area indoors only.
Environmental protection in- or outdoors
A controlled working environment
A pressurized working environment
Stop the engine
Park on uneven ground.
Set the parking brake
Lower attachments to the ground.
Square
Parabola
Rectangle.
Half-sphere.
Zero.
One
Two
Three.
Good communications with the customer
Existing Plant-in-Place records.
As built building records
Previously used cutsheets.
Nonconductive
Wood handled
Plastic coated.
Metallic
While climbing and working aloft.
Only while climbing
Its use is optional
All the time
Unit commander.
Team chief
Supervisor
Any noncommissioned officer.
Barriers.
Guard railings.
Warning devices.
Safety belts
Made of three strands twisted together.
Stronger and more pliable than shroud-laid rope
Normally used on sheaves and drums
Used in extremely heavy work.
Square
Bowline
Overhand
Bowline-on-a-bight.
The wing commander’s need.
Renovated facilities.
Existing drawings
Outdated equipment.
A digging permit from civil engineering
An Engineering Change Request.
Annotated drawings to the Engineering Data Service Center (EDSC).
Annotated drawings to the base Communications and Information Systems Officer (CSO)
4,000
6,000.
8,000.
10,000
Set throttle control
Adjust the gear control
Engage the winch clutch
Engage the power-take-off
Daily.
Weekly.
Every 5 hours
Before each use
Grade stakes indicate to what depth the ditch must be dug.
For a guide, have someone walk the trench line in front of the trencher.
It is better to dig an inch or two below grade than to not dig deep enough.
Use a straight board, carpenter’s level and a measuring stick to check the grade.
Every 3 months.
Every 6 months.
Twice every 8 months
Once annually
Ozonosphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere.
Ionosphere.
Your body.
Your body belt
Your safety strap
A crossarm, pole or tower
Water
Solder
Paraffin
Penetrox.
Tip cable
Shape of the vault
Distribution frame
Underground cable.
1,000 revolutions per minute (rpm).
1,200 rpm
2,000 rpm.
2,200 rpm.
Daily
Weekly
Bi-weekly
Monthly
oiled with neat’s-foot oil
wiped off to remove surface dirt
soaked with lukewarm water.
Cleaned with gasoline and rinsed in water
60
72
84
96
Transmission line
Antenna support.
Telephone
All installed poles.
Lashing wire.
Friction tape
Strand vise.
Guy grip.
To allow the front brakes to work
Only during a vehicle emergency
To adjust brake power in varying road conditions
When 60 pounds of air brake pressure is obtained.
The spirex boom extension.
The carrier bucket
The deck winch.
The derrick.
One for reverse
One lever for neutral
One for the gear ratio
Reverse and one for the gear ratio
2 to 4.
2 to 6.
6 to 12.
6 to 18.
Prevents backing off.
Secures temporary guys.
Secures guys to anchor rods
Replaces locking devise
Red
White
Orange
Yellow
Snubbing off hand lines to a tower base.
Fastening the end of a rope to a hook.
Raising or lowering heavy objects
Tying down loads under tension.
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