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High voltage warning and danger signs shall be posted conspicuously, generally at eye
level, on equipment containing more than ________ aboard cutters and on equipment
containing more than ______ at shore facilities.

Shore equipment shall be isolated in accordance with _________.

Shipboard equipment shall be isolated in accordance with Equipment Tag-Out Procedure, ______________.

Personnel working on afloat assets shall comply with the safety precautions and guidelines provided in the Shipboard Regulations Manual, _____________ and Naval Ships’ Technical Manual ___________ when working on energized equipment.

Personnel working on shore assets shall comply with ______________________ when working on energized equipment.

__________________ Switches shall not be used in lieu of applicable equipment tag-out/lock-out procedures.

Shorting/grounding probes, rated at ________ volts, shall be available to discharge electrical equipment capable of storing electrical energy in accordance with NSTM Chapter 300.

Units with Electronic Technicians shall maintain at least one electrically safe workbench complying with or exceeding the safety standards contained in ___________.

All workbenches shall have signs posted above the workbenches indicating whether they are electrically safe in accordance with _________________.

Portable electric tools or equipment plugged into receptacles shall be equipped with a
ground wire and three-prong plug, except for double insulated tools which may have a
two-prong plug as permitted by ______________.

All portable electric tools and equipment shall be inspected and tested in accordance with _____________.

Equipment with more than one power source exceeding ________ shall have a permanent label conspicuously affixed warning personnel that multiple power sources exist and identifying the location of the circuit breakers or cut-out switches of the power sources.

All handheld radios procured by Coast Guard units shall be approved intrinsically safe in accordance with FM Global standards ___________.

Handheld radios shall be certified for the following hazardous location Classes,
Divisions, and Groups as defined in Article 500 of the National Electric Code:

The Coast Guard currently uses three types of batteries ________________________. Different battery types shall be stored and disposed in accordance with the Hazardous Waste Management Manual, ___________.

________ is a collection of
books that contain system documentation providing step-by-step procedures and
information necessary to operate, isolate, and perform casualty control for combat,
navigation, and communications systems.

Navy Type Navy Owned (NTNO). NTNO systems shall be maintained in accordance
with the Maintenance Management Policy, ________________, and the Navy’s Ships Maintenance and Material Management (3-M) System Policy, ___________.

Electric Matting is rated to:

NTNO SPETE equipment falls under the CGETEP and is supported with ___________.

C4ITSC BOD-TAB shall work with __________________
entities, and Product Lines/Core Technologies to provide the requisite recurring AFC-
42 and AFC-30 funding for proper lifecycle support of new electronic test equipment.

During Cutter Disposal and Boat Retirement C4ITSC:

During Cutter Disposal and Boat Retirement the Office of Enterprise Infrastructure Management (CG-64):

When replacing a small boat transducer what must you do to secure it?