Questions and Answers
What is the official Department of Defense database of final hazard classification data for the military services ammunition and explosives?
Joint Hazard Classification System JHCS
Who maintains JHCS?
US Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety USATCES
What type of information can be found in JHCS?
All information required to handle, store, inspect and ship munitions items
What technical order cites JHCS as the primary data source for hazard class-division, net explosive weight, hazard symbol, and other explosive data?
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How is access gained to JHCS?
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How often is JHCS on the Web updated?
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Who assumes responsibility for ensuring that downloaded JHCS text files are current?
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Study Notes
Joint Hazard Classification System (JHCS)
- Official database for final hazard classification data related to ammunition and explosives for military services.
- Maintained by the U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety (USATCES).
Information Available in JHCS
- Comprehensive details for handling, storage, inspection, and shipping of munitions items.
Technical Orders and JHCS
- TO 11A-1-10 is the primary technical order that references JHCS for hazard classifications, net explosive weights, hazard symbols, and additional explosive data.
Accessing JHCS
- Access to JHCS is obtained via the website: https://mhp.redstone.army.mil.
JHCS Updates
- The JHCS website is updated frequently to ensure current information is available.
Responsibility for JHCS Text Files
- It is the responsibility of customers who download JHCS text files to ensure these files remain current.
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Test your knowledge on the Joint Hazard Classification System (JHCS) and its importance in military services. This quiz covers key details about the database, maintenance, and types of information it contains. Perfect for those studying explosives safety in the military context.
