ORM, Security, PQS, Corrosion, Alarms. ET A school

Top secret/Secret

Most classified material exists in what two formats?

The color of the document

What determines the classification level of a document

Blue

Confidential documents will be what color?

Exceptionally grave

What type of damage can compromised TOP SECRET info inflict?

Serious

What type of damage can compromised SECRET information inflict?

Identifiable

What type of damage can compromised CONFIDENTIAL information inflict?

Immediately

When must an individual report that classified material has been compromised?

Top Secret, Secret, Confidential

What are the three types is security classifications?

Capital letters, letters larger than the text

How is all classified information marked?

Clearance level, need to know

Individuals must have what to gain access to classified material?

Commanding officer/Security manager

Who must be notified as soon as there is a security violation?

Security violation

What is obtaining classified information without the proper clearance level known as?

Compromise

What is the result of an individual taking advantage of a security violation and obtaining classified materials?

Surveillance, Face down, Proper stowage

What are the necessary precautions when working with classified documents?

Director of navy publications and printing service

Who approves the reproduction of TOP SECRET information?

Exclusive, limited, controlled

What are the three types of security areas?

Controlled

Which area does not usually contain classified information?

A process used to minimize risk to an acceptable level in a variety of situations

What is ORM?

False

T/F: Only supervisors are responsible for implementing ORM

1: identify hazards

2: assess hazards

3: make risk decisions

4: implement controls

5: supervise

The five steps of the ORM process in order are:

1: Accept risk

2: Unnecessary risk

3: Anticipate risk

4: Risk decisions

What are the 4 ORM principles?

"On the run" mental or oral review of a situation without recording info on paper. Used during crisis

What is time critical ORM?

Primarily uses experiment and brainstorming

Describe deliberate ORM

More thorough risk assessment using only the 1st two steps in ORM

In-Depth ORM

Unnecessary risk

What kind of risk does not meaningfully contribute to mission accomplishment?

Work center supervisor

Who is responsible for ensuring sailors qualify in the correct PQS?

Deputy Chief of Naval Operations

Who establishes overall policy for setting requirements, organizing, supporting, and administering the PQS program?

100 series

Which section covers facts, principles, and fundamentals of the PQS?

200 series

Which section covers major working parts of the system/equipment?

After the qualifier signs off on the Manual's section

When will a sailor take a written or oral exam?

JQS (Job Qualification Requirement)

What would a sailor use if a PQS didn't exist or was not available?

PQS

What must a sailor complete before standing watch?

PQS program

What program sets the minimum knowledge and skills each Sailor must demonstrate before standing watch?

Qualifier

Which person will sign a Sailor's PQS sections?

Subject matter experts

Who will develop a JQR if one is needed?

Certifying officer

Who will grant final approval of a Sailor's PQS qualifications?

Unit coordinator

Who maintains an up-to-date list of PQS qualifiers?

Qualifier

Who will notify the supervisor of changes needed to existing standards?

Work center supervisor

Who will direct sailors to the appropriate qualifiers during their PQS training?

Unit coordinator

Who will obtain PQS products for all personnel on PQS matters?

Qualifier

Who is the person that will remain current on changes to equipment, systems, and policies that affect sailors assigned area of responsibility?

Model manager

Who is in charge of individual PQS manual sections?

300 series

Which PQS sections tests the Sailor's readiness to perform a designated task?

Unit coordinator

Who serves as the point of contact within the command on all PQS matters?

Content, accuracy, and currency of a single manual

What are the duties of a Model manager?

PQSDEVGRU

What is the single site developer of PQS for the Navy?

FLTCINC

Who designates a model manager for each PQS?

CNET

Who provides overall management for the PQS program?

Minimum knowledge

PQS is an assortment of what to qualify for a watch station?

False

T/F: Top secret information does not require a record of destruction

everyday

How often should classified material be destroyed?

Pulping, crosscut shredder, pulverized, burn bag

Name the ways to destroy classified material

Automated information system

What accredited system, if used under proper conditions, helps prevent unauthorized personnel from accessing classified material?

SECNAVINST 5510.36

What instruction states the protective conditions under which you may remove classified material from its designated office or work area?

Chemical or electrochemical reaction of an exposed metal surface

What is corrosion?

Anodic

A metal that has a high tendency to corrode is known as?

Cathodic

A metal that has a low tendency to corrode is known as?

Direct chemical or electrochemical attack on a metal surface

Uniform surface corrosion is a result of

Electrolyte, such as salt water

Galvanic corrosion occurs when different metals are joined and a ____________ is present

White gray powdery deposit

First signs of putting corrosion?

Surface grains of the metal are lifted up by the force of expanding corrosion products

What is exfoliation corrosion?

Filiform corrosion

Recognized by its wormlike trace of corrosion

Magnesium

Which alloys are the lightest structural metals and are highly susceptible to corrosion?

Staining/tarnish, with a bluish-green color

Corrosion on copper is usually limited to?

1: Cleaning

2: Inspection

3: Control

4: Protection

List the 4 steps of preventing corrosion, in order

True

T/F: when salt particles are dissolved in water, they form strong electrolytes

No contacts

Buzzers that are AC operated have

Electrical

An ____________ current runs through the alarm module and resistor

1: Normal

2: Alarm

3: Trouble

What are the three conditions that result from an alarm module?

At the end

Where is the supervisory resistor placed in the circuit?

False, the supervisory resistor monitors electrical connections

T/F: The supervisory resistor monitors the sensor, not the electrical connections

Buzzer

What audible signal device is used in quiet places?

1: Motor operates

2: Non-resonated

3: Resonated

What are the types of horns used in the alarm safety & warning system?

In parallel behind the dial

How are lights connected in the visual indicator?

Outer chamber, inner chamber, cold cathode tube

What are the 3 major units of the detector head in an ionization detector

Circuit DL

Intrusion alarm