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What is a condition that might result in injury, health impairment, illness, disease, or death to any worker who is exposed to it?
Hazard
What does hazard severity refer to?
An assessment of the worst potential consequence likely to occur due to deficiencies.
What do we call a traumatic wound or body condition caused by external force?
Injury
What term describes any unplanned event causing death, injury, or damage?
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What term refers to the likelihood that a hazard will result in a mishap?
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What is an act or event where injury or damage was avoided merely by chance?
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What is the web-based safety mishap data collection system developed for the Navy and Marine Corps?
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What does DODI 6055.7 (03 OCT 00) refer to?
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What does OPNAVISNT 5102.1D govern?
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What does OPNAVISNT 3750.6R outline?
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Which classes of government property damage mishaps require investigation and reporting?
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Which classes of mishaps for DOD civilians and military require investigation?
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What must you do if you have a work-related illness or injury involving medical treatment beyond first aid?
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What are the purposes of Mishap Investigation and Reporting? List them.
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What class of mishap results in total damages of $2 million or more?
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What class of mishap occurs when a DOD aircraft is destroyed?
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What class of mishap occurs if an injury results in a fatality or total permanent disability?
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What class of mishap involves total damages from $500,000 or more but less than $2 million?
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What class of mishap results in permanent partial disability?
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What happens when 3 or more people are hospitalized due to a single mishap?
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What class of mishap results in property damage of $50,000 or more but less than $500,000?
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What class of mishap involves a non-fatal injury resulting in 1 or more days away from work?
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What class of mishap has total property damage of $20,000 or more but less than $50,000?
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What class of mishap is defined as a recordable injury not classified as A, B, or C?
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The medical department will submit _______ as directed by the CO, on all injuries treated in sick bay.
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Who do you submit a Safety Investigation Report (SITREP) to?
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How do you submit a SITREP?
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Study Notes
Key Terms and Definitions
- Hazard: Condition that can cause injury, illness, or property damage to any worker.
- Hazard Severity: Assessment of the worst potential consequence due to deficiencies.
- Injury: A traumatic wound or condition caused by external force, including stress or strain.
- Mishap: An unexpected event causing death, injury, or property damage, including job restrictions.
- Mishap Probability: The likelihood a hazard will cause a mishap or loss.
- Near Mishap: An event where injury or damage was avoided by chance.
- Web Enabled Safety System (WESS): Online safety mishap data collection and reporting system for Navy and Marine Corps.
Regulations and Instructions
- DODI 6055.7 (03 OCT 00): Mishap investigation, reporting, and record keeping instruction.
- OPNAVISNT 5102.1D: Related to mishap investigation and reporting.
- OPNAVISNT 3750.6R: Covers the Naval Aviation Safety Program.
Mishap Classifications
- Class A Mishap: Total damages of $2 million or more, destruction of DOD aircraft, or fatality/permanent total disability.
- Class B Mishap: Damages between $500,000 and $2 million, permanent partial disability, or hospitalization of 3 or more individuals.
- Class C Mishap: Damages between $50,000 and $500,000, non-fatal injury resulting in 1 or more days away from work.
- Class D Mishap: Damages between $20,000 and $50,000, or recordable injuries not classified as A, B, or C.
Reporting Requirements
- Injury Reporting: All work-related illnesses or injuries requiring medical treatment beyond first aid must be reported.
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Mishap Investigation Purposes:
- Identify hazards leading to frequent/severe mishaps.
- Recognize potential future hazards.
- Detect unsafe acts and conditions, enforcing corrective measures.
- Determine causal factors for mishaps and develop preventive actions.
Additional Notes
- Accident/Injury Report: Necessary submission by the medical department for injuries treated in sickbay; a copy goes to the Safety Officer.
- SITREP Submission: Reports submitted to the Commander, Naval Safety Center (COMNAVSAFECEN) through the Web-Enabled Safety System.
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