For the most part, U.S. Navy ships are very safe places to live and work. But the safety enjoyed aboard an American naval vessel is only as effective as the safety practices of its individual crewmembers. Safety precautions are an essential element of shipboard life, and you owe it to yourself and to your shipmates to make safety precautions a part of your everyday routine.
Major Topics Covered:
Safety procedures while dealing with:
Aircraft operations
Ammunition
Boats
Chemicals and toxic materials
Electrical and electronic equipment
Tools and machinery
Mooring lines
Radioactive materials
Unreps
Emergencies
General quarters
Man overboard
CBR attack
Abandon ship
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Basic Military Requirements (NAVEDTRA 14325)
Military Requirements for Petty Officers Third and Second Class (NAVEDTRA 14504)
Military Requirements for Petty Officers First Class (NAVEDTRA 14145)
Airman (NAVEDTRA 14014A)
Damage Controlman (NAVEDTRA 14057)