LASER safety test
1. Briefly describe LHA - ANS-Laser Hazard Area: Area protected with the aid of NOHO or
NOHO extended. Requires PPE.
2. Briefly describe NOHDe - ANS-Extended distance on the NOHO of which the hazard
nevertheless exists while viewing thru magnifying optics.
3. List the the primary elements that make lasers unsafe. - ANS-Collimation effect. Spot
length impact.
4. Name the five steps whilst undertaking danger and chance management. IECMR -
ANS-1. Identify 2. Evaluate three. Control 4. Monitor five. Review
5. Name 3 Admin Controls for safe use if laser. - ANS-SOP's, Training and warning signs
and symptoms
6. What are the medical requirements while actu or suspected laser publicity? -
ANS-Treatment. Incident reporting. Annual eye examination.
7. What are two references used when dealing with safe use of lasers? - ANS-Defence
Radiation Safety Manual. LWP (G) 7-three-2 AFV Range Orders
8. What are two types of reflection? - ANS-Diffuse and specular.
9. What class of laser are the vector binoculars? - ANS-Class 1
10. What classification if laser if the M1A1 AIM? - ANS-Class 3B
11. What type of laser is the ASLAV T1? - ANS-Class 1
12. What classification of laser is the ASLAV T2 (RWS) / PMV PWS? - ANS-Class 1
13. What does LASER stand for? - ANS-Light amplified by using stimulated emission of
radiation
14. What does NOHD stand for? - ANS-Nominal ocular hazard distance
15. What does NSHD stand for? - ANS-Nominal skin hazard distance
16. What have to you ensure as a safety manager occurs on a range practice whilst lasers
are going for use? - ANS-Complies with caution symptoms. No individuals views a laser
beam. Proper PPE is worn in LHA. Laser is dealt with as a weapon.
17. Where should Class 3B or Class four Lasers be fired? - ANS-Only on defence assets.
1. Briefly describe LHA - ANS-Laser Hazard Area: Area protected with the aid of NOHO or
NOHO extended. Requires PPE.
2. Briefly describe NOHDe - ANS-Extended distance on the NOHO of which the hazard
nevertheless exists while viewing thru magnifying optics.
3. List the the primary elements that make lasers unsafe. - ANS-Collimation effect. Spot
length impact.
4. Name the five steps whilst undertaking danger and chance management. IECMR -
ANS-1. Identify 2. Evaluate three. Control 4. Monitor five. Review
5. Name 3 Admin Controls for safe use if laser. - ANS-SOP's, Training and warning signs
and symptoms
6. What are the medical requirements while actu or suspected laser publicity? -
ANS-Treatment. Incident reporting. Annual eye examination.
7. What are two references used when dealing with safe use of lasers? - ANS-Defence
Radiation Safety Manual. LWP (G) 7-three-2 AFV Range Orders
8. What are two types of reflection? - ANS-Diffuse and specular.
9. What class of laser are the vector binoculars? - ANS-Class 1
10. What classification if laser if the M1A1 AIM? - ANS-Class 3B
11. What type of laser is the ASLAV T1? - ANS-Class 1
12. What classification of laser is the ASLAV T2 (RWS) / PMV PWS? - ANS-Class 1
13. What does LASER stand for? - ANS-Light amplified by using stimulated emission of
radiation
14. What does NOHD stand for? - ANS-Nominal ocular hazard distance
15. What does NSHD stand for? - ANS-Nominal skin hazard distance
16. What have to you ensure as a safety manager occurs on a range practice whilst lasers
are going for use? - ANS-Complies with caution symptoms. No individuals views a laser
beam. Proper PPE is worn in LHA. Laser is dealt with as a weapon.
17. Where should Class 3B or Class four Lasers be fired? - ANS-Only on defence assets.
