m. Decontaminate personnel and equipment
n. Package residual contaminated materials for disposal
o. Stow equipment and unused materials in spill kit and return kit to storage
p. Make follow-up reports to NOSC via appropriate message formats in OPNAVINST 5090.1
SAFETY: Ensure the safety of all personnel and equipment.
MARKING FACTORS
1. Preparation. Evaluate adequacy of preparation including but not limited to the following:
MAXIMUM
SCORE
CREDIT
a. Spill cleanup kit available
5
b. Spill contingency plan available
5
c. Spill cleanup team briefing adequate
5
2. Damage Control organization:
a. Spillage reported efficiently
5
b. Immediate response adequate
20
c. Message notification adequate
5
d. Spill cleanup personnel level of knowledge in:
(1) Use of equipment
10
(2) Use of materials
10
e. Speed and efficiency of the cleanup operation
20
f. Safety of personnel throughout all aspects of the
operation
15
MAXIMUM SCORE 100
T0TAL SCORE
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damage to components, the system, or the engineering
Proficiency in EOCC procedures is maintained
plant.
through a well-administered training program. Primary
The EOCC manuals are available to personnel in
training concentrates on the control of single-source
their own machinery space so that they can be used as a
casualties. These are casualties that may be attributed
to the failure or malfunction of a single component or
means of self-indoctrination. These manuals also can
the failure of piping at a specific point in a system.
be used to improve casualty control procedure
Advanced training concentrates on the control of
techniques for all watch standers. The manuals contain
multiple casualties or on conducting a battle problem.
documentation to assist engineering personnel in
An effective, well-administered EOCC training
developing and maintaining maximum proficiency in
program must contain, as a minimum, the following
controlling casualties to the ships propulsion plant.
elements:
1-13