AIPM- Exam 2 2025 Questions and
Answers
Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) requirements are
addressed in what policy document? - --Answer --DoD 5000
What are ESOH requirements intended for? - --Answer --Prevent ESOH
hazards when possible and manage hazards when they cannot be avoided
When are ESOH requirements required? - --Answer --Use of new or exotic
materials or processes
Use of unproven technology
Use of new applications to meet demanding user needs
What are the four general areas that are affected if ESOH is not properly
integrated? - --Answer --Military Budget
Readiness
Laws and regulations
(1) Procedural or "Future" laws
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,(2) Substantive or "Past" and "Present" laws
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Review
What Act requires program managers to evaluate the environmental impact of an
acquisition program before making major decisions that could affect the
environment. - --Answer --National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
When should PMs evaluate the impact an acquisition program has on the
environment? - --Answer --Prior to the Milestone A review
Who's the final approval authority for enviornmental issues within an acquisition
program? - --Answer --Component Acquisition Executive (CAE).
What are some methods to analyze and document potential environmental
hazards: - --Answer --Categorical Exclusion (CATEX)
Environmental Assessment (EA)
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
An acquisition policy requirement for all ACAT programs and requires an analysis
of: ESOH Compliance; Safety and Occupational Health; Hazardous Materials
Management; Pollution Prevention (P2); National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA); Executive Order 13101?
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,. - --Answer --Programmatic Environmental, Safety, and Occupational
Health Evaluation (PESHE)
Directs DoD and other Government agencies to use environmentally responsible
products and services ("Greening the Government"); also implements cost-
effective procurement preference programs favoring enviornmentally responsible
products and services. - --Answer --Executive Order 13101
Mandates extensive requirements for assuring a safe and healthy work
environment for all employees. - --Answer --Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements include: - --
Answer --Hazardous Material Management
Pollution Prevention (P2)
Hazardous Material Management entails: - --Answer --- Eliminating the use
of all hazardous material if possible
- Developing and implementing procedures to identify, track, manage and dispose
of hazardous materials that cannot be avoided (womb to tomb)
Pollution Prevention (P2) includes: - --Answer --Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,
Dispose
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, The Hierarchy of Alternatives for Pollution Prevention is: - --Answer --
Elimination or reduction
Recycling
Treatment and disposal
Programs with munitions, explosives, or energetics must have an explosive safety
program to address the following areas (at a minimum): - --Answer --
Classification
Risk reduction
Safe release and disposal
Consideration of unexploded ordnance
Insurance of safety of personnel and facilities
Hazard Mitigation Methods: - --Answer --Eliminate hazards by design and
engineering changes
Incorporate safety devices in the system
Provide warning devices
Develop procedures and training
Chartered to promulgate policy and guidance for the safe development,
manufacturing, testing, transport, handling, storage, maintenance, demilitarization,
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Answers
Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) requirements are
addressed in what policy document? - --Answer --DoD 5000
What are ESOH requirements intended for? - --Answer --Prevent ESOH
hazards when possible and manage hazards when they cannot be avoided
When are ESOH requirements required? - --Answer --Use of new or exotic
materials or processes
Use of unproven technology
Use of new applications to meet demanding user needs
What are the four general areas that are affected if ESOH is not properly
integrated? - --Answer --Military Budget
Readiness
Laws and regulations
(1) Procedural or "Future" laws
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,(2) Substantive or "Past" and "Present" laws
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Review
What Act requires program managers to evaluate the environmental impact of an
acquisition program before making major decisions that could affect the
environment. - --Answer --National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
When should PMs evaluate the impact an acquisition program has on the
environment? - --Answer --Prior to the Milestone A review
Who's the final approval authority for enviornmental issues within an acquisition
program? - --Answer --Component Acquisition Executive (CAE).
What are some methods to analyze and document potential environmental
hazards: - --Answer --Categorical Exclusion (CATEX)
Environmental Assessment (EA)
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
An acquisition policy requirement for all ACAT programs and requires an analysis
of: ESOH Compliance; Safety and Occupational Health; Hazardous Materials
Management; Pollution Prevention (P2); National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA); Executive Order 13101?
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,. - --Answer --Programmatic Environmental, Safety, and Occupational
Health Evaluation (PESHE)
Directs DoD and other Government agencies to use environmentally responsible
products and services ("Greening the Government"); also implements cost-
effective procurement preference programs favoring enviornmentally responsible
products and services. - --Answer --Executive Order 13101
Mandates extensive requirements for assuring a safe and healthy work
environment for all employees. - --Answer --Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements include: - --
Answer --Hazardous Material Management
Pollution Prevention (P2)
Hazardous Material Management entails: - --Answer --- Eliminating the use
of all hazardous material if possible
- Developing and implementing procedures to identify, track, manage and dispose
of hazardous materials that cannot be avoided (womb to tomb)
Pollution Prevention (P2) includes: - --Answer --Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,
Dispose
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, The Hierarchy of Alternatives for Pollution Prevention is: - --Answer --
Elimination or reduction
Recycling
Treatment and disposal
Programs with munitions, explosives, or energetics must have an explosive safety
program to address the following areas (at a minimum): - --Answer --
Classification
Risk reduction
Safe release and disposal
Consideration of unexploded ordnance
Insurance of safety of personnel and facilities
Hazard Mitigation Methods: - --Answer --Eliminate hazards by design and
engineering changes
Incorporate safety devices in the system
Provide warning devices
Develop procedures and training
Chartered to promulgate policy and guidance for the safe development,
manufacturing, testing, transport, handling, storage, maintenance, demilitarization,
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