IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 2–49 THROUGH 2–52,
2–53.
Accidents do not occur without a
SELECT THE CLASS OF FIELD CHANGE LISTED IN
cause; most accidents are the
COLUMN B THAT IS DESCRIBED IN COLUMN A.
direct result of some deviation
YOU MAY USE THE RESPONSES IN COLUMN B MORE
from prescribed safe operating
THAN ONCE.
2–49.
2–50.
2–51.
2–52.
A. DESCRIPTIONS
Is approved for for–
ces afloat or sta–
tion personnel
accomplishment; no
installation funding
is required
Normally requires
industrial
assistance for
installation and
requires the
appropriate systems
command installation
funding
Approval of this
class of field
change for forces
afloat accomplish–
ment indicates only
that work content is
within their tech–
nical capability
Requires fleet
installation fundinq
for accomplishment
by naval shipyards,
tenders, and so on,
when authorized by
the type commander
B. CLASSES
OF FIELD
CHANGES
2–54.
1. Class A
2. Class B
3. Class C
2–55.
2–56.
procedures.
1.
True
2.
False
Training in the observance of
safety precautions can help avoid
preventable accidents and encourage
maintenance of a work environment
conducive to accident–free
operation.
1.
True
2.
False
One of your first duties with
respect to safety education is to
ensure that all personnel in the
electronics division are aware of
the dangers and the safety
precautions necessary to combat
these dangers.
1.
True
2.
False
Concerning electrical shock, what
is the lowest voltage that is
considered dangerous?
1.
12 volts
2.
20 volts
3.
30 volts
4.
100 volts
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