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TOPIC - Safety and personal protective equipment
- describes the use of personal safety equipment
- describes the procedures to maintain personal safety equipment
- describes personal safety gear required by all students, including:
- steel toe boots
- hard hat
- hearing protection (muff style)
- gloves
- goggles with complete side protection
- flashlights
- describes ship's safety equipment available for use by students, including:
- fall restraining harness
- protective gloves
- face shields
- tyvek suits
- work vest, PFD
- respirators
- particulate
- organic vapor
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TOPIC - Personal Hygiene
- understands the importance of maintaining good hygiene
- understands the procedures for maintaining good hygiene, including
- washing of hands
- before snacking
- before smoking
- before meals
- use of hand sanitizers
- maintaining cleanliness
- laundering work uniforms
- storage of contaminated work uniforms
- maintaining cleanliness of living spaces
- maintaining cleanliness of sleeping areas
- decontamination of personal safety equipment after use
- washing of goggles
- washing hearing protection
- washing gloves
- decontamination of non-personal safety equipment, such as respirators
- washing after use
- use of sanitizing wipes before use
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TOPIC - Introduction to tools
- identifies and states the purpose of basic hand tools, such as:
- scaling hammers
- hand scrapers
- hand wire brushes
- painting tools/brushes
- step ladders
- identifies and states the purpose of basic power tools, such as:
- electric brushes
- electric grinders
- pneumatic needle scalers
- pneumatic brushes
- pneumatic grinders
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TOPIC - Tool Safety
- understands basic tool safety principles, including
- dangers involved with use of power tools
- personal safety equipment required with individual tools
- safe practices assembling and disassembling pneumatic systems
- safe use of pneumatic tools
- safe use of step ladders
- identifies unsafe practices
- understands safe painting practices, including:
- smoking prohibitions
- respirators/fumes and personal protection
- proper use of protective equipment for painting
- understands precautions to be taken when using paints and
solvents
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TOPIC - Cleaning shipboard areas
- describes safety precautions to be taken while cleaning, including:
- use of goggles during sweepdowns
- use of goggles/face shields when washing with detergents
- use of chemical protective gloves and detergents
- describes the proper use of cleaning agents aboard ship
- understands precautions to be taken when using cleaning agents
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TOPIC - Safe work practices
- knows the basic causes of shipboard accidents
- knows the importance of adhering to safe working practices at all times
- knows general safety practices for seamen, including:
- "one hand for ship, one hand for yourself"
- use handrails
- get help carrying heavy loads
- be aware of surroundings
- be aware of trip hazards
- knows precautions to be taken when working aloft
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TOPIC - Orientation tours of ship
- knows locations of work spaces, including:
- aft bosun's locker
- steering gear
- paint storage
- forward bosun's locker
- knows safe escape routes from work spaces, including
- shaft alley escape from engine room to aft weather deck
- knows detex watch patrol route
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TOPIC - Maintenance Projects
- conducts maintenance of ship and equipment
- Demonstrates and/or understands:
- the duties and responsibilities of workers and supervisors.
- orders and be understood in relation to shipboard duties
- basic cause of shipboard accidents
- familiarization with international measures concerning accident prevention
and occupational health.
- safety and protective devices available to protect against potential hazards
aboard ship
- general safety practices for seamen and the importance of adhering to safe
working practices at all times
- precautions to be taken prior to entering enclosed spaces
- precautions when working aloft
- the use of cleaning agents
- precautions and use of paints and solvents
- the causes of chemical contamination
- the use of hand tools
- the use of power equipment
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