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Traffic safety.
October 1, 2005... Hello fellow submariners! Fiscal year 2006 is here, and it has arrived with a "bang," or should I say, "CRASH!" PMV (private motor vehicle) mishaps are up significantly this year. Traffic safety is a major concern, starting with, but not...
Danger in the N1 panel!
October 1, 2005... I hate to beat a dead horse, but a dead horse sure beats a dead shipmate. Recently on a boat of our fleet, two shipmates received an electrical shock from the navigation lighting panel (N-1). First the operator was shocked. After the panel was...
Deck, safety harness & lanyards.
October 1, 2005... To clear up any confusion and snuff out all the rumors, safety harnesses and lanyards have not changed. Yes, there are new products on the market, but the old orange parachute, 'H' style harness (MIL-H-24460) is still the only one authorized....
It gets better after INSURV.
October 1, 2005... Someone, somewhere has uttered this phrase. Possibly, it came to pass on board his submarine. However, INSURV is without a doubt the most comprehensive look a ship will get with respect to numerous programs including damage control. Regardless...
Prescription safety glasses.
October 1, 2005... Procuring safety prescription glasses has been an issue for most commands. Some believe that everyone who wears or has prescription glasses is required to have safety prescription glasses. OPNAVINST 5100.19D, B0502, states prescription safety...
Farewell to LT Vic Romano.
October 1, 2005... Fair winds and following seas to LT Vic Romano. The Submarine Division of Naval Safety Center bids you a fond farewell. While onboard, LT Romano performed numerous safety surveys and associated unit training. This resulted in a significant...