Index

INDEX E P Electric shock, 3-1 avoiding, 3-3 definition, 3-1 rescuing victims, 3-3 severity, 3-1 Electromagnetic radiation hazards, 3-6 laser hazards to personnel, 3-6 rf hazards to personnel, 3-6 Electrostatic discharge precautions, 3-4 H Hazardous materials, 2-1 information, 2-1 recognizing, 2-1 safety precautions, 2-3 stowage requirements, 2-9 types, 2-1 Protective equipments, 3-12 deck insulating material, 3-12 electrical safety shoes, 3-13 eye protection, 3-13 hearing protection, 3-13 rubber gloves, 3-13 safety shorting probe, 3-13 S T M Safety responsibilities, 1-9 command safety officer, 1-9 commanding officer, 1-9 department safety officer, 1-10 division safety officer, 1-10 division safety petty officer, 1-10 personal safety, 1-11 Measuring voltage on energized equipments, 3-3 voltage above 300 volts, 3-4 voltage below 300 volts, 3-3 Mishap causes, 1-3 behavioral factors, 1-6 communications problems, 1-8 equipment design factors, 1-8 inadequate or outdated procedures, 1-6 inadequate safety precautions, 1-6 inadequate training and experience, 1-4 medical factors, 1-7 Mishap prevention, 1-8 Tag–out bill, 3-7 caution tag, 3-11 danger tag, 3-12 tag–out documents, 3-8 tag–out procedures, 3-12 tag–out responsibilities, 3-7 Types of hazardous materials, 2-1 aerosol containers, 2-4 batteries, 2-5 cathode–ray tubes, 2-8 polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), 2-5 solvents, 2-4 vacuum tubes, 2-7 INDEX-1