AMMO 18 NKO UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers | Newest Exam Questions with Explained Answers
and Rationales | Grade A+
Question 1.
Mishap Report Requirements
Correct Answer: Command name Location of mishap Time and date of the
mishap Number of fatalities and/or hospitalized employees Point of contact
with rank, name, and phone number Circumstances or brief description of the
mishap
Question 2.
OPNAVINST 8023.24
Correct Answer: detailed QUAL/CERT program guidance and responsibilities
for Navy A&E-handling personnel.
Question 3.
What is the role of A&E leadership in supporting QUAL/CERT?
Correct Answer: A&E leadership ensures QUAL/CERT requirements are met.
Question 4.
Which three actions are required for certification?
Correct Answer: Demonstrate qualifications Answer questions to determine
qualification Certify the personnel met all qualification requirements
Question 5.
Expiration
Correct Answer: Certification is valid for 12 months - it expires on the last day
of the twelfth month after the A&E certification date.
Question 6.
Decertification
Correct Answer: Decertification may be permanent or temporary, depending
on the situation. Personnel temporarily decertified may be retrained and
re-certified. Reasons for decertification: An explosive mishap is caused by a
person not physically qualified (NPQ) due to a previously unidentified
disqualifying medical condition. The person is NPQ and a waiver of medical
standards/physical qualifications isn't possible. The CO or board chair deems
the individual detrimental to safe A&E handling.
,Question 7.
Revocation
Correct Answer: Revocation is a permanent removal of a qualification by the
CO due to: Gross personal negligence, carelessness, or flagrant disregard of
safe procedures Reckless operation of A&E handling equipment Incompetence
or unreliability, including unresolved drug abuse/alcohol dependence
Individual is deemed a severe detriment to safe A&E handling.
Question 8.
Which four documents must be maintained in your QUAL/CERT training records?
Correct Answer: current physical records QUAL/CERT records from current and
previous commands completed training designation letters (waivers, copies of
licenses)
Question 9.
SOP
Correct Answer: Standard Operating Procedure
Question 10.
every SOP must have 13 essential elements
Correct Answer: Title Page, Record of Changes, References, Table of Contents,
Review & Approval, Supervisors statement, Worker Statement, Step by Step
Procedures, Hazard Analysis, Distribution, Diagrams, Equipment Lists,
Emergency Response
Question 11.
How do we know our SOPs are accurate and up-to-date?
Correct Answer: Supervisors and operators must review SOPs at least annually
and change them as needed. SOPs expire four years from the date of
approval. An SOP must be revised or replaced whenever there's a major
change to the process, equipment/tools, or facility. Supervisors and operators
must destroy outdated/superseded SOPs when a new or revised SOP is issued.
Question 12.
Which A&E operation does not require an SOP?
Correct Answer: Site Planning
, Question 13.
High explosives (HE) are broken down into two major groups
Correct Answer: Primary explosives are relatively easy to initiate Secondary
explosives are much harder to initiate, but they are generally more powerful
Question 14.
Primary explosives are further divided into two subgroups
Correct Answer: pure primary explosives and priming compositions. Priming
compositions include small amounts of pure primary explosives mixed with
different chemicals. When initiated, they burn instead of detonating
Question 15.
Compared to secondary explosives, primary explosives are
Correct Answer: Relatively easy to initiate
Question 16.
High Explosive Train
Correct Answer: An HE train operates under the same principle used to build a
campfire The key difference between the combustion train of a campfire and
an HE train is time. A fire takes time to build, and it can burn for hours. HE will
release its energy in just a fraction of a second
Question 17.
High Explosive Train Process
Correct Answer: Mechanical/electrical means->Primer->Detonator-
>Booster->Main Charge
Question 18.
High Order Detonation
Correct Answer: The explosive train functioned as intended; all the explosives
were consumed.
Question 19.
Low Order Detonation
Correct Answer: The explosive train did NOT function as intended; all the
explosives were not consumed. Pyrotechnics -✓✓Screening smoke, Colored
smoke, Countermeasures, Training simulations, Riot Control, Illumination
(Deflagrating AKA LE)
Answers | Newest Exam Questions with Explained Answers
and Rationales | Grade A+
Question 1.
Mishap Report Requirements
Correct Answer: Command name Location of mishap Time and date of the
mishap Number of fatalities and/or hospitalized employees Point of contact
with rank, name, and phone number Circumstances or brief description of the
mishap
Question 2.
OPNAVINST 8023.24
Correct Answer: detailed QUAL/CERT program guidance and responsibilities
for Navy A&E-handling personnel.
Question 3.
What is the role of A&E leadership in supporting QUAL/CERT?
Correct Answer: A&E leadership ensures QUAL/CERT requirements are met.
Question 4.
Which three actions are required for certification?
Correct Answer: Demonstrate qualifications Answer questions to determine
qualification Certify the personnel met all qualification requirements
Question 5.
Expiration
Correct Answer: Certification is valid for 12 months - it expires on the last day
of the twelfth month after the A&E certification date.
Question 6.
Decertification
Correct Answer: Decertification may be permanent or temporary, depending
on the situation. Personnel temporarily decertified may be retrained and
re-certified. Reasons for decertification: An explosive mishap is caused by a
person not physically qualified (NPQ) due to a previously unidentified
disqualifying medical condition. The person is NPQ and a waiver of medical
standards/physical qualifications isn't possible. The CO or board chair deems
the individual detrimental to safe A&E handling.
,Question 7.
Revocation
Correct Answer: Revocation is a permanent removal of a qualification by the
CO due to: Gross personal negligence, carelessness, or flagrant disregard of
safe procedures Reckless operation of A&E handling equipment Incompetence
or unreliability, including unresolved drug abuse/alcohol dependence
Individual is deemed a severe detriment to safe A&E handling.
Question 8.
Which four documents must be maintained in your QUAL/CERT training records?
Correct Answer: current physical records QUAL/CERT records from current and
previous commands completed training designation letters (waivers, copies of
licenses)
Question 9.
SOP
Correct Answer: Standard Operating Procedure
Question 10.
every SOP must have 13 essential elements
Correct Answer: Title Page, Record of Changes, References, Table of Contents,
Review & Approval, Supervisors statement, Worker Statement, Step by Step
Procedures, Hazard Analysis, Distribution, Diagrams, Equipment Lists,
Emergency Response
Question 11.
How do we know our SOPs are accurate and up-to-date?
Correct Answer: Supervisors and operators must review SOPs at least annually
and change them as needed. SOPs expire four years from the date of
approval. An SOP must be revised or replaced whenever there's a major
change to the process, equipment/tools, or facility. Supervisors and operators
must destroy outdated/superseded SOPs when a new or revised SOP is issued.
Question 12.
Which A&E operation does not require an SOP?
Correct Answer: Site Planning
, Question 13.
High explosives (HE) are broken down into two major groups
Correct Answer: Primary explosives are relatively easy to initiate Secondary
explosives are much harder to initiate, but they are generally more powerful
Question 14.
Primary explosives are further divided into two subgroups
Correct Answer: pure primary explosives and priming compositions. Priming
compositions include small amounts of pure primary explosives mixed with
different chemicals. When initiated, they burn instead of detonating
Question 15.
Compared to secondary explosives, primary explosives are
Correct Answer: Relatively easy to initiate
Question 16.
High Explosive Train
Correct Answer: An HE train operates under the same principle used to build a
campfire The key difference between the combustion train of a campfire and
an HE train is time. A fire takes time to build, and it can burn for hours. HE will
release its energy in just a fraction of a second
Question 17.
High Explosive Train Process
Correct Answer: Mechanical/electrical means->Primer->Detonator-
>Booster->Main Charge
Question 18.
High Order Detonation
Correct Answer: The explosive train functioned as intended; all the explosives
were consumed.
Question 19.
Low Order Detonation
Correct Answer: The explosive train did NOT function as intended; all the
explosives were not consumed. Pyrotechnics -✓✓Screening smoke, Colored
smoke, Countermeasures, Training simulations, Riot Control, Illumination
(Deflagrating AKA LE)