BDOC - Engineering
What does EDORM stand for? - Answer-Engineering Departmental Organization and Regulations
Manual
What is the purpose of EDORM? - Answer-- It is the governing directive for the organization and basic
operation of engineering department
-provides guidance for the safe and effective operation of the Engineering Department
What does EOSS stand for? - Answer-Engineering Operational Sequencing System
What is the purpose of EOSS? - Answer-provide watch standers with information that is:
-safe
-technically accurate
-standarized
What is EOP? - Answer-Engineering Operational Procedures
,What is EOCC? - Answer-Engineering Operational Casualty Control
What are the differences between EOP and EOCC? - Answer-EOP:
- contains procedures, status charts, and diagrams
-required for normal transition between "steady state" operating conditions
-6 chapter user's guide
EOCC:
- purpose is to respond to and control commonly occuring casualties
- maintain safe, stable conditions
What is the engineering operational chain of command when underway? - Answer-CO --- OOD ---
EOOW --- Engineering Watchstanders
What is the engineering operational chain of command when in port? - Answer-CO --- CDO --- EDO ---
Engineering Watchstanders
Who does CHENG report to? - Answer-The CO
Describe the Restricted Maneuvering Document. - Answer-- is considered the CO's guidance to place
safety over ship and crew vs equipment
- CO's approval is needed for the setting of or securing from RDM
- CHENG promulgates RMD which is found in CO's standing orders
- Authorized deviation from EOSS procedures
, What is NAVOSH? - Answer-Navy Occupational Safety and Health
What are the 4 major NAVOSH programs? - Answer-- Sight Conservation
- Hearing Conservation
- Respiratory Health
- Heat Stress
What does IDLH stand for? - Answer-Immediate Danger to Life or Health
What are the 3 types of hearing pro? - Answer-- V-51R
- Triple Flange
- Circum-aural muffs
What is the difference between single and double hearing pro? - Answer-Single:
- needed for:
- 85dB(A) - 96dB(A)
- 140db(P) - 165dB(P)
Double:
What does EDORM stand for? - Answer-Engineering Departmental Organization and Regulations
Manual
What is the purpose of EDORM? - Answer-- It is the governing directive for the organization and basic
operation of engineering department
-provides guidance for the safe and effective operation of the Engineering Department
What does EOSS stand for? - Answer-Engineering Operational Sequencing System
What is the purpose of EOSS? - Answer-provide watch standers with information that is:
-safe
-technically accurate
-standarized
What is EOP? - Answer-Engineering Operational Procedures
,What is EOCC? - Answer-Engineering Operational Casualty Control
What are the differences between EOP and EOCC? - Answer-EOP:
- contains procedures, status charts, and diagrams
-required for normal transition between "steady state" operating conditions
-6 chapter user's guide
EOCC:
- purpose is to respond to and control commonly occuring casualties
- maintain safe, stable conditions
What is the engineering operational chain of command when underway? - Answer-CO --- OOD ---
EOOW --- Engineering Watchstanders
What is the engineering operational chain of command when in port? - Answer-CO --- CDO --- EDO ---
Engineering Watchstanders
Who does CHENG report to? - Answer-The CO
Describe the Restricted Maneuvering Document. - Answer-- is considered the CO's guidance to place
safety over ship and crew vs equipment
- CO's approval is needed for the setting of or securing from RDM
- CHENG promulgates RMD which is found in CO's standing orders
- Authorized deviation from EOSS procedures
, What is NAVOSH? - Answer-Navy Occupational Safety and Health
What are the 4 major NAVOSH programs? - Answer-- Sight Conservation
- Hearing Conservation
- Respiratory Health
- Heat Stress
What does IDLH stand for? - Answer-Immediate Danger to Life or Health
What are the 3 types of hearing pro? - Answer-- V-51R
- Triple Flange
- Circum-aural muffs
What is the difference between single and double hearing pro? - Answer-Single:
- needed for:
- 85dB(A) - 96dB(A)
- 140db(P) - 165dB(P)
Double:
