Ammunition and explosives Storage Safety Exam Questions and Correct Answers Latest Update 2024 Already Passed

Ammunition and explosives Storage Safety Exam Questions and Correct Answers Latest Update 2024 Already Passed Cardinal Rule - Answers Minimum people, minimum time, minimum explosives ESQD: Explosives Safety Quantity Distance - Answers Provides different minimum safe distances for buildings, roadways, and magazines. PES - Answers IMD - Answers Intermagazine Distance: applies to ECMs, AGMs, open storage sites, classification yards, holding areas. ILD - Answers Intraline Distance: provided for operating buildings Surveillance workshops, production buildings, inspection locations, maintenance facilities. PTRD - Answers Public Traffic Route Distance: all roads accessible to the public, both on and off the installation, require this level of protection. Also applies to railroad lines for passenger or cargo traffic, water channels capable of being used for commerce. IBD - Answers Inhabited Building Distance: generally assigned to anything outside the ammunition area(building doesn't have to be inhabited all the time). Hazard Division 1.1 - Answers Explosives Hazard Division 1.2 - Answers Fragments Hazard Division 1.3 - Answers Mass fire Hazard Division 1.4 - Answers Moderate Fire Always allowed inside a magazine - Answers Shipping, inventory, visual inspections Operations allowed inside a magazine with conditions - Answers Available Space, Egress/Exit, Dunnage, trash & scrap Operations inside a magazine allowed with conditions - Answers Pallet using/replacing defective banding, removing/ replacing shipping bands on bombs, removing/replacing grommets on separate loading projectiles Planogram - Answers A computer generated or manually prepared pictorial display. Uses grid locations to show where items are stored as well as which areas are occupied or are vacant within an ammunition storage structure or site. Did form 262 - Answers Vehicle Inspection Sheet Magazine Data cards - Answers DA Form 3020-R DD 1575 tag - Answers Suspended tag material SCG - Answers Storage Compatibility Group How many types of storage magazine are there? - Answers 5 What are the five storage compatibility magazine types? - Answers Earth covered (ECM), Above ground (AGM), HE Black Powder Magazines, Primer-Fuze Magazines, Service and Maintenance. Designed to store fixed rounds or separate loading projectiles Commonly restricted to storing HS 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 materials ( excluding rockets and rocket motors) - Answers AGM: Above Ground Magazines Classified as an AGM. Designed to store bulk explosives like black powder, TNT, Terry's, and Explosive D Preferred when more desirable storage space is not available. - Answers HE Black Powder Magazines Classified as an AGM, Designed to store primers, primer detonators, adapters, boosters, and all other fuse types. Ensure these types of magazines are restricted to storing class/divisions 1.2.2, 1.3(except rockets and rocket motors) and 1.4 A&E - Answers Primer-Fuze Magazine Used to temporarily store minimum amount of A&E necessary to safely and efficiently conduct operations. - Answers Service and maintenance Which type of magazine provides temporary storage of the minimum amount of ammunition and explosives for the operation? - Answers Service storage Which type of magazine is used to store bulk explosives like black powder, TNT, and Explosive D? - Answers HE Black Powder Which type of magazine is best for storing rounds or separate loading projectiles? - Answers AGM