What is navsea SW020 AF HBK 010?
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What is navsea SW020 AF HBK 010?
NAVSEA SW020-AF-HBK-010, Fifth Revision sets forth existing regulations for Navy and Marine Corps explosives drivers and shipping inspectors engaged in transporting ammunition, explosives and related hazardous materials (A&E) by military and commercial motor vehicles, railcars and MILVAN containers.
How is inert ammunition identified?
*Orange (1) Identifies ammunition used for tracking or recovery. Bronze (1) Identifies Dummy/Drill/Inert ammunition used for handling and loading training.
What is the guiding Navy publication used for physical security of conventional AA&E?
NAVY – OPNAVI 5530.13 – (N09N3) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY PHYSICAL SECURITY INSTRUCTION FOR CONVENTIONAL ARMS, AMMUNITION, AND EXPLOSIVES (AA&E) | Engineering360.
What is the speed limit when transporting explosive materials on the flightline?
Transport vehicles will not exceed the posted speed limits, nor will they exceed 15 MPH on the flight line ramp, or more than 5 MPH when in the immediate vicinity of a parked aircraft. 4.12. Private motor vehicles will not be used to transport hazardous materials.
What color is inert ammunition?
COLOR CODING
| Ammunition | Colors | |
|---|---|---|
| Inert ammunition not designed to be delivered in a delivery system | Bronze | Black |
| Chemical | ||
| Filled with a riot control agent | Gray | Red |
| Filled with an incapacitating agent | Gray | Violet |
Why is color coding on ammunition important?
The colors used are for camouflage, to identify the primary use of the item, and to identify hazardous fillers used in the ammunition. These are the colors used to indicate primary use of ammunition items: Yellow. High-explosive.
How long is Army HAZMAT certification good for?
Does my HazMat certification expire? Yes, you must renew your certificate every three years from the date on your last certification.
What does DD 2890 tell first responders?
What Is DD Form 2890? DD Form 2890, DoD Multimodal Dangerous Goods Declaration is a form used for declaring hazardous items. The form meets the requirements of SOLAS 74, Chapter VII, regulation 54 and MARPOL 79/78, Annex III, Regulation 4.
How long is an explosives safety waiver generally issued for?
5 years
(a) Consist of waivers and exemptions in accordance with DA Pamphlet 385-30 and are generally granted for a short period not to exceed 5 years, pending the cancellation of the DARAD or a correction of the deviation.
What is a Firebill?
Nautical. A list of crew members with the duties, stations, etc., assigned to them in the event of a fire.
What do blue stripes on missiles mean?
Generally speaking, for missiles, a blue stripe in place of a yellow or brown one indicates the warhead or rocket motor are inert. The entire AIM-120 below is inert as indicated by three blue stripes.
What indicates a dummy round?
A dummy round or drill round is a round that is completely inert, i.e., contains no primer, propellant, or explosive charge. It is used to check weapon function, and for crew training. Dummy ammunition is distinct from “practice” ammunition, which may contain smaller than normal amounts of propellant and/or explosive.
How long are weapons cards good for?
Weapons qualification will comprise the most recent qualification score (but not older than 24 months) with individual assigned weapon. (1) The most recent qualification will be used. However, if the Soldier fails to qualify through his or her own fault, the PROM will withdraw points reflected in Section A, item 1b.
