In a MILSTRIP what letter is the first of the document number?
Z (Page 81 in PDF)
What number will Coast Guard COG codes have?
1,3,4,5,and 7 (Page 144 in PDF)
What number will Navy COG codes have?
9 (Page 144 in PDF)
The Federal Catalog System (FCS) has assigned the Coast Guard what 2 activity codes?
XG and XH (Page 145 in PDF)
What is the COG code for MTI?
XB (page 193 in PDF)
Waiver requests must be submitted within the first _______ weeks of the physical inventory cycle?
4 (Page 171 in PDF)
What must be approved before a unit is excused from completing the physical inventory?
Waivers (Page 171 in PDF)
What are the 4 types of physical inventories?
Statistical Random Sample
Spot Count
Wall-to-Wall (WTW)
Post Wall-to-Wall (PWTW) (Page 171-172 in PDF)
What type of physical inventory is used to statistically project the accuracy of a total inventory population?
Statistical Random Sample (Page 172 in PDF)
What type of physical inventory is an unscheduled physical count of any item?
Spot Count (Page 172 in PDF)
What type of physical inventory is a physical count of the total inventory population?
Wall-to-Wall (WTW) (Page 172 in PDF)
What type of physical inventory is statistical random sample conducted after a WTW inventory to verify effectiveness of the WTW inventory?
Post Wall-to-Wall (Page 172 in PDF)
Who designates a Physical Inventory Control Officer (PICO) and an Alternate PICO in writing?
Commanding Officer (CO)/Officers in Charge (OINC) (Page 172 in PDF)
Who has the responsibility for conducting the physical inventory of OM&S at the unit?
PICO (Page 172 in PDF)
Who must have access to inventory records and the storeroom/warehouse locations at all times?
PICO (Page 172 in PDF)
Who selects, designates in writing, assigns, and trains a Research/Adjustment Analyst (RA), Alternate RA, and Count Team (CTs)?
PICO (Page 172 in PDF)
PICO’s must ensure that all ______________ and _______________ system reports are run?
Pre-inventory and Post-inventory (Page 172 in PDF)
PICO must maintain records of physical inventory results in an audit ready state for __________ years plus the current __________ year?
Three, Fiscal (Page 172 in PDF)
Who administratively manages the physical count, compares the results obtained from the CT against the inventory records, and has access to the inventory records but does not have access to the storeroom/warehouse during the count?
Research/Adjustment Analyst (RA) (Page 173 in PDF)
The CT’s report directly to who?
PICO (Page 173 in PDF)
CT’s conduct 2 different type of counts what are those counts?
Floor to Record and Record to Floor (Page 173 in PDF)
Once inventory starts with Prep phase, the unit shall complete through which phase within 15 days?
Reconciliation (Page 174 in PDF)
Units shall report results within _________ days of completing inventory or by the end of ___________ month of each quarter, whichever comes first.
15 days, second month (Page 174 in PDF)
Who must determine the sample size of the physical inventory based on the total number of line items maintained in the current inventory system of record?
PICO (Page 175 in PDF)
Physical inventories are considered what kind of events?
Continuous (Page 176 in PDF)
When conducting a _________________ count, CT will randomly select an item from the listed location?
Floor to Record count (Page 176 in PDF)
When conducting a _________________ count, the CT must count all items at all locations listed on the count sheet and verify information on the count sheet matches the information for the item(s) in the location?
Record to Floor count (Page 176 in PDF)
Which method is used to count, measure, or weigh each item?
Sight/Touch (Page 176 in PDF)
The recorder must compare the weighted or measured count to the on hand balance. If the variance is the within (+/-) of what percent of the on hand quantity, the count quantity will be recorded as the on-hand quantity?
5% (Page 176 in PDF)
How any counts must be completed prior to the RA and PICO complete a count?
2 with 2 different CT’s (Page 177 in PDF)
If the count does not match the inventory record, the count on the 2nd count sheet is compared to the 1st count sheet. If the counts on the 1st and 2dn count sheets match the RA must process the count as a what?
Discrepancy (Page 177 in PDF)
If the 1st and 2nd count sheet have different quantities what is need to be done?
Complete a 3rd Count with only discrepancies (Page 177-178 in PDF)
Discrepancies that exist after the 3rd count verification has been completed are counted as what?
Errors (Page 178 in PDF)
Who must conduct research on discrepant items or locations?
RA (Page 178 in PDF)
There are _______ levels of research required based on the dollar value or criticality of discrepant item?
3 (Page 178 in PDF)
What are the 3 levels of research for discrepant items?
Post Count Validation
Pre-Adjustment Research
Causative Research (Page 178 in PDF)
Which level of research for discrepant items purpose is to determine the validity of the count?
Post Count Validation (Page 178 in PDF)
Which level of research for discrepant items purpose is to determine the correct balance?
Pre-Adjustment Research (Page 178 in PDF)
Which level of research for a discrepant items purpose is to identify, analyze, and evaluate the cause of inventory discrepancies with the aim of eliminating repetitive errors?
Causative Research (Page 178-179 in PDF)
Who must calculate the errors, total dollar value of inventory loss, and determine the minimum reporting requirements?
PICO (Page 179 in PDF)
Units that fail _________ consecutive statistical random samples must complete a wall-to-wall inventory within ________ days of completion date of the last physical inventory?
2; 20 days (Page 180 in PDF)
PICO’s must ensure that evidential documentation is kept to support the planning, execution, decisions, approvals, and evidential documentation for all physical inventories for a period of _______ years plus the current fiscal year?
3 (Page 181 in PDF)
When completing a WTW inventory who must the PICO inform?
Commandant (CG-441) (Page 181 in PDF)
What does MILSTRIP stand for?
Military Standard Requisitioning and Issue Procedures (Page 227 in PDF)
CG units shall use what Advise Code to requisition DLR items?
“5” Series (Page 227 in PDF)
How long does a CG unit have to return a MTI when receipt of replacement?
48 Hours ( Page 227 in PDF)
MTI and DLR items come with what form?
BC1 (Return form) (Page 237 in PDF)
What is a consumable item used in daily maintenance operations or construction of a finished product, is extended upon issue and considered consumed in use?
Shop stock (Page 155 in PDF)
Shop stock is limited to a consumable item having a unit price less than what dollar amount?
50 dollars (Page 155 in PDF)
Is a repairable item constitute a shop stock item?
lookup
Shop stock may not exceed a _____ month supply?
6 months (Page 156 in PDF)
What the three types of labels required for DLR turn-in-items?
Caution Labels
Unserviceable Item Labels
Unserviceable Item Tags (Page 230 in PDF)
When a DLR/MTI item is receives how many days does the carcass have to be returned?
30 days (Page 237 in PDF)
ELC will send unit a message at what day stating the DLR/MTI item is overdue?
45 days (Page 237 in PDF)
Units are billed at what day on a DLR/MTI non-returned item?
75 days (Page 237 in PDF)
What does a requisition number consist of?
OPFAC, Julian date with year, and requisition serial number (Page 676 in PDF)
What is the Safety and Environmental Health Manual form number?
COMDTINST M5100.47C (Page 1 in PDF)
True or False; Right to report unsafe or unsafe or unhealthy working conditions to appropriate officials and request an inspection of such workplace. Reports can be made in writing, electronically, or by phone through the chain of command and are treated as anonymous.
True (Page 29 in PDF)
Request for inspections must prioritized based on the criticality of safety and environment concerns, what is the term used to prioritized these concerns?
Risk Assessment Codes (RAC) (Page 29 in PDF)
How many different Risk Assessment Codes are there?
4 (RAC 1-4) (Page 29 in PDF)
What is Risk Assessment Code (RAC) 1?
Within 24 hours for conditions that pose imminent danger (Page 29 in PDF)
What is Risk Assessment Code (RAC) 2?
Within 3 workings days for conditions that pose potentially serious safety and health concerns. (Page 29 in PDF)
What is Risk Assessment Code (RAC) 3?
Within 20 working days for conditions that pose less than serious safety and health concerns (Page 29 in PDF)
What is Risk Assessment Code (RAC) 4?
No prescribed timeline for conditions that pose a minimal safety and health concern and may represent best practices (Page 29 in PDF)
Right to appeal through the chain of command to the Deputy Commandant for Mission Support (DCMS) who is the Coast Guard’s _____________ , and ultimately to the Commandant, through the Vice Commandant (VCG), if the employee disagrees with the disposition of unsafe or unhealthful conditions.
Designated Safety and Health Official (DSHO) (Page 29 in PDF)
What are the 3 different Federal Agencies you have the right to appeal if all means of resolving an alleged unsafe or unhealthful condition within the Coast Guard have been exhausted?
Office of Federal Agency Safety and Health Programs
OSHA
Department of Labor, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20210 (Page 29-30 in PDF)
How many different of classes of Mishaps are there?
5 (A,B,C,D,E) (Page 63 in PDF)
Which type of Mishap is an injury/illness resulting death or total disability, $2,000,000 damage, missing aircraft, missing personnel?
Class A Mishap (Page 63 in PDF)
Which type of mishap is an injury/illness partial disability, damage less than $2,000,000 or more than 500,000, 3 or more personnel hospitalized impatient, and damage $100,000 or more?
Class B Mishap (Page 63 in PDF)
Which type of Mishap is a work related injury requires more than First Aid, near misses, damage of $5,000 but less than $50,000?
Class D Mishap (Page 64 in PDF)
Which type of Mishap is aviation dame to the engine and integral engine components regardless of cost?
Class E Mishap (Page 64 in PDF)
What DB level is required for double hearing protection?
104 dB (Page 155 in PDF)
What level is required for single hearing protection?
85 dB (Page 153 in PDF)
Impact noises what level is required for hearing protection?
140 dB (Page 153 in PDF)
Noise exposure data shall be kept for the duration of employment plus ____ years?
30 years (Page 155 in PDF)
All employees whose exposures equals or exceeds an 8-hour time weighted average of _____ decibels be enrolled in the medical surveillance program? (OMSEP HCP)
85 decibels (Page 155 in PDF)
Units shall label designated hazardous noise areas and equipment that produce sound levels __________ dB (A) or greater, or ________dB (C) peak SPL?
85 dB (A) , 140 dB (C) (Page 156 in PDF)
Each tool or piece of equipment producing noise levels greater that ________ dB(A) shall be conspicuously marked to alert personnel of the potential hazard?
85 dB(A) (Page 156 in PDF)
HAZCOM is an abbreviation of what?
Hazard Communication (Page 165 in PDF)
Which Coast Guard program ensures that all chemical substances brought into the workplace are assessed, managed, and if required, classified for their physical and health hazards?
HAZCOM (Page 165 in PDF)
What does HAZWOPER stand for?
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (Page 165 in PDF)
What applies to Coast Guard members who are exposed to or have the potential to be exposed to hazardous materials (HAZMAT) including oil, toxic chemicals, substances or waste during unit response cleanup operations?
HAZWOPER (Page 165 in PDF)
All Coast Guard workplaces using or producing HAZMAT must have what?
Written HAZCOM plan (Page 166 in PDF)
All Coast Guard workplaces with laboratories must develop a what?
Written Chemical Hygiene Plan (Page 166 in PDF)
Regarding to HAZMAT which are not considered containers?
Pipes and piping systems (Page 166 in PDF)
What does SDS stand for?
Safety Data Sheets (Page 166 in PDF)
Coast Guard, as a user must have a _________ in the workplace for each hazardous chemical that they use or store?
SDS (Page 166 in PDF)
A product must not be released for use until a completed ________ is on file?
SDS (Page 167 in PDF)
What is a database that provides comprehensive information on chemicals used in the DoD and rest of federal government agencies?
Defense Logistics Agency Hazardous Materials Information Resource System (HMIRS) Next Generation (NextGen) (Page 167 in PDF)
Refresher training for HAZCOM and HAZWOPER shall be conducted when?
Annually (Page 168 in PDF)
Conduct daily as well as an __________ formal inspection using USAT and identify any hazardous conditions.
Annual (Page 248 in PDF)
What is the standard threshold height for providing fall protection for federal employees (military and civil service) on US Coast Guard Facilities?
4 Feet (Page 278 in PDF)
What is the standard threshold height for providing fall protection for federal employees (military and civil service) in shipyards is?
5 Feet (Page 278 in PDF)
When shall PPE for fall arrest be inspected?
Daily (Page 279 in PDF)
How long should initial and refresher training for hearing conservation?
Minimum 1 hour (found in template for Hearing Conservation Program)
What’s the frequency for hearing conservation refresher training?
Annually (found in template for Hearing Conservation Program)
The standard threshold height mandating Fall Protection is __________ feet?
4 Feet (page 318 in PDF)
At construction sites, workers (contractors only) must adhere to the threshold height no greater than ______ feet. When Coast Guard employees visit construction sites to inspect contractors work, they are permitted to follow the _______ foot threshold height standard.
6 Feet (Page 318 in PDF)
At shipyards, the threshold ceiling for Fall Protection for federal workers (military and civil service) is _______ feet. Personnel involved with ship building and/or repair activities as well as personnel conducting inspections in shipyards or on vessels are permitted to follow the ______ threshold height standard.