ASSIGNMENT 1 Textbook  Assignment:    "Naval  Safety,"  chapter  1,  pages  1-1  through  1-9;  “Hazardous Materials," chapter 2, pages 2-1 through 2-9; and “Electronic Safety," chapter 3, pages 3-1 through 3-13. 1-1. Which  of  the  following  occurrences is/are basic to a mishap? 1. A  planned  or  intentional  event 2. Contact  that  causes  injury  or property  damage 3. Stops  or  interrupts  work 4. Both 2 and 3 above 1-2. In what year were safety engineers assigned  to  each  major  shipyard? 1. 1917 2. 1929 3. 1947 4. 1951 1-3. What is/are the number one cause of  mishaps? 1. Equipment 2. Weather 3. Personnel 4. Broken  tools 1-4. Who  is  the  designated  occupational safety  and  health  (OSH)  official for the Department of the Navy? 1. 2. 3. 4. Chief  of  Naval  Operations Vice Chief of Naval Operations Secretary  of  the  Navy Assistant  Secretary  of  the Navy occupational  health  statistics  and provides  direct  support  and assistance  to  fleet  units  in safety  matters? 1. Chief,  Bureau  of  Medicine  and Surgery 2. Chief,  Naval  Education  and Training 3. Commander,Naval  Sea  Systems Command 4. Commander,Naval  Safety  Center 1-6. Which of the following OPNAV instructions  covers  the  Navy Occupational  Safety  and  Health program? 1. 5100.12 2. 5100.19 3. 5100.21 4. 5100.23 1-7. 1-8. 1-9. 1-10. 1-11. 1-12. Of  the  following  factors,  which forms the basis of mishap prevention? 1. Mishaps  are  caused 2. Tools  are  unsafe 3. Training  is  inadequate 4. Equipment  is  designed improperly MAA/Safety  Force  personnel  are roving  inspectors  for  hazards  that could result in injury to personnel or damage to equipment. 1. True 2. False Hazards  that  may  cause  severe injury,  severe  occupational illness,  or  major  property  damage are  assigned  what  category? 1.   I 2.   II 3.   III 4.   IV If you are assigned a task that is beyond  your  skill  level,  you should take which of the following actions? 1. Skim  over  the  technical documents  before  starting 2. Take  shortcuts  to  finish  the task and look good to your supervisor 3. Tell  your  supervisor  and  ask for  assistance 4. Refuse to do the work There is no need to review all precautions for a task you have preformed many times before. 1. True 2. False Behavior that leads to a mishap is usually caused by which of the following  problems? 1. Undesirable  attitudes 2. Lack  of  knowledge 3. Undesirable   motivations 4. Both 1 and 3 above 1–5.   Who monitors safety and 1