A School Et Csoss Test 1

Front 1

What must be maintained to sustain a fluid system for all condition types?

Back 1

People-places-procedures

Front 2

Manual system that includes systematic procedures and supporting materials intended for use by combat systems personnel for the direct support of system operation, maintenance and casualty control?

Back 2

CSOSS

Front 3

CSOSS

Back 3

Combat system operational sequencing systems

Front 4

CSOSS does what

Back 4

Manual system that includes systematic procedures and supporting materials intended for use by combat systems personnel for the direct support of system operation, maintenance, and casualty control

Front 5

Who did the CNO direct to develop CSOSS

Back 5

NAVSEA (naval sea systems command)

Front 6

How do CSOSS and EOSS parallel each other?

Back 6

Types of functions performed, format and content of user documentation, development processes

Front 7

EOSS

Back 7

Engineering operational sequencing systems for propulsion plant operation and casualty control

Front 8

Whose job is it to supply air, water and power to the combat system and to repair those systems if any casualties occur?

Back 8

AAP/EOOW

Front 9

Whose job is it to supply air, water and power to the combat system and to repair those systems if any casualties occur?

Back 9

AAP/EOOW

Front 10

CIC relays information to whom

Back 10

CSRO

Front 11

Whose job is it to supply air, water and power to the combat system and to repair those systems if any casualties occur?

Back 11

AAP/EOOW

Front 12

CIC relays information to whom

Back 12

CSRO

Front 13

What is referred to in order to fix equipment and contains correct control?

Back 13

CSOCC

Front 14

Whose job is it to supply air, water and power to the combat system and to repair those systems if any casualties occur?

Back 14

AAP/EOOW

Front 15

CIC relays information to whom

Back 15

CSRO

Front 16

What is referred to in order to fix equipment and contains correct control?

Back 16

CSOCC

Front 17

What is referred to when testing equipment that has been repaired?

Back 17

CSOP

Front 18

What allows casualties to be handled quickly, permitting the ship to continue its mission

Back 18

Well executed CSOSS program. Timely and accurate relay of information

Front 19

Who directs CSOSS organization and assures required readiness-related evolutions are performed safely and effectively and is overall responsible as ship's CSOSS director?

Back 19

CO/TAO

Front 20

What is the TAO authorized to do without first gaining permission of CO

Back 20

Release weapons

Front 21

Link between CO/TAO and CSOOW but might not be manned on every ship

Back 21

CSRO

Front 22

Maintains emergency destruction bill compliance, status boards, emission control, and radiation hazard control, combat system tag-out logs and coordinates all working aloft revolutions?

Back 22

CSOOW

Front 23

RADHAZ

Back 23

Radiation hazard

Front 24

RADHAZ

Back 24

Radiation hazard

Front 25

EMCON

Back 25

Emission control

Front 26

Who does CSOOW coordinate with

Back 26

EOOW, AAS, CSRO

Front 27

CSRO

Back 27

Combat systems readiness officer

Front 28

AAS

Back 28

Action area supervisor

Front 29

AAS

Back 29

Action area supervisor

Front 30

AAP

Back 30

Action area personnel

Front 31

CSOOW responsible for

Back 31

maintains emergency destruction bill compliance, EMCON compliance, RADHAZ compliance, combat system tag-out logs and coordinates all working aloft evolutions

Front 32

AAS provide what to CSOOW

Back 32

Repair efforts and combat systems, status of repair reports

Front 33

Who stands watch in CIC

Back 33

CSRO, CO, TAO

Front 34

What roles do AAPs fill

Back 34

Operators and technicians. Link between equipment and combat

Front 35

What do the AAPs keep the AASs informed of

Back 35

Abnormal equipment performance, equipment status, changes to readiness and estimated repair time

Front 36

What does CSMC contain to assist with CSOOW

Back 36

Status boards, full set of reference materials and adequate internal comms equipment

Front 37

Primary mission of CIC

Back 37

Gather, process, display, evaluate and rapidly distribute technical info and Intel

Front 38

ESS and WSS are examples of what

Back 38

Support systems. Central points of contact

Front 39

Stations assigned to ESS

Back 39

Radar room, pilot house and radio transmitter room

Front 40

What makes up CSOSS manual

Back 40

Combat system operational preparation procedures, casualty control and support data

Front 41

What non casualty procedures are a part of CSOP

Back 41

Normal light-off, testing, operation and securing of combat system

Front 42

Which section is used for casualty situations?

Back 42

CSOCC

Front 43

What is included in the support data

Back 43

Status boards, system interface diagrams, system diagrams for air water etc., system data tables and standard notes

Front 44

What are communication wheels found on

Back 44

Status boards- organizational layout

Front 45

Watch stations manned in condition 1

Back 45

All of them

Front 46

Condition I

Back 46

Highest degree of readiness, all watch and weapons stations manned. General quarters

Front 47

Condition I

Back 47

Highest degree of readiness, all watch and weapons stations manned. General quarters

Front 48

Condition II

Back 48

Accomplishes specific missions

Front 49

Condition III

Back 49

Sailing in international waters where unfriendly or hostile forces have been encountered

Front 50

condition IV

Back 50

Optimum peacetime cruising

Front 51

Who do CS report to when in port

Back 51

Work center supervisors or LPOs

Front 52

Responsibilities of AAS

Back 52

Direct technology and operate and ensure maximum readiness of equipment

Front 53

AAP

Back 53

Link between combat system readiness of ship

Front 54

Support data

Back 54

Includes reference material and handbook for quick reference

Front 55

CSOR

Back 55

Link between CO/TAO and CSOOW. Advises in impact system casualties