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Flashcards for reviewing key concepts from various USCG topics.
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Commandant’s Letter of Commendation (LOC)
A personal award presented in letter format.
Coast Guard Achievement Medal
A personal award typically given for unit-wide impact.
Coast Guard Commendation Medal
A personal award typically given for Coast Guard-wide impact.
Meritorious Team Commendation (MTC)
A unit award.
Bronze ‘V’ Device
Awarded for heroism in conflict.
Silver ‘O’ Device
Awarded for operational missions.
Stars on Awards
Indicate additional awards.
Certificate of Inspection
Document issued to domestic vessels upon successful inspection.
SOLAS
Safety of Life at Sea. The Titanic disaster initiated SOLAS.
Competing (Conflict Style)
One of the five conflict styles.
Avoiding (Conflict Style)
One of the five conflict styles.
Accommodating (Conflict Style)
One of the five conflict styles.
Collaborating (Conflict Style)
One of the five conflict styles.
Compromising (Conflict Style)
One of the five conflict styles.
Fundamental Attribution Error
Blaming others’ motives over context in conflict.
Self-Awareness (EI Domain)
One of the four domains of emotional intelligence.
Self-Management (EI Domain)
One of the four domains of emotional intelligence.
Social Awareness (EI Domain)
One of the four domains of emotional intelligence.
Relationship Management (EI Domain)
One of the four domains of emotional intelligence.
Direct Access (DA)
A Coast Guard HR system used for pay, eResume, orders, leave, drills.
ETS (E-Gov Travel)
A Coast Guard HR system used for official travel planning and vouchers.
iPERMS
A Coast Guard HR system used to view and verify official Coast Guard records.
HSPD-5
Presidential directive that created NIMS (National Incident Management System).
Presidential Preparedness Directive 8 (PPD-8)
A presidential directive focused on preparedness.
ICS-201
The document that begins incident planning.
Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
Created by OPA 90.
CERCLA
Requires notification and cleanup of hazardous releases.
Authority (MLE)
Legal power.
Jurisdiction (MLE)
Legal right to enforce.
14 USC 522(a)
Law that grants LE authority to Petty Officers, Warrant, and Commissioned Officers.
SEAS II
Mnemonic for LE actions: Search, Examine, Arrest, Seize, Inspect, Inquire.
Delegation
Shifting authority to others while providing direction and trust.
Empowerment
Sharing power, increasing autonomy, fostering development.
The Leadership Action Model
Used to determine and act upon performance needs.
Interact Model
Diagnoses causes of performance problems: Role clarity, ability, willingness, emergent issues.
P.A.C.E.R. Model
Stands for Purpose, Agenda, Code of Conduct, Expectations, Roles.
Scope Creep
Uncontrolled expansion of a project.
SAR
Search and Rescue.
MAYDAY
Communication pro-word meaning distress.
PAN-PAN
Communication pro-word meaning urgency.
SECURITE
Communication pro-word meaning safety.
Big 5 (SAR Checklist)
Vessel’s Position, Number of Persons, Nature of Distress, Vessel Description, Lifejackets/PFDs.
Small Stuff (Line)
Line with a circumference ≤1.5"
Line
Line with a circumference of 1.5"–5"
Hawser
Line with a circumference >5"
Flemishing (Line Stowage)
A tight flat spiral for line stowage.
Heave Around
Take in line.
Slack
Pay out line.
Bowline
Knot used to create a fixed loop.
Cleat
Used to tie lines.
Fantail
The aft-most main deck.
Superstructure
Part of ship above main deck.
Athwartships
Across the ship from port to starboard
Model the Way
One of The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership: Clarify values; lead by example.
Inspire a Shared Vision
One of The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership: Envision future; enlist others
Challenge the Process
One of The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership: Seek innovation; take risks
Enable Others to Act
One of The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership: Empower and trust team
Encourage the Heart
One of The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership: Recognize and celebrate effort