2-15 attachment (2) RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young DATE: 16 June 2015 SIGNATURE: /S/ LOCATION: BUILDING 63 SHOP NAME: Security Department COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center N31188 Mr. Rick Gillespie (304) 249-6332 UIC NUMBER: POC: PHONE: 2 SHOP PRIORITY: TOTAL PERSONNEL: 41 Shop Operation: Protective Services, Multiple Operations; Protective Services, Weapons Firing; Protective Services, Weapons Cleaning; Transportation, Fueling/Defueling and CBRNE Response. Processes Health Stressors # of Duration Controls Exposure Workers Frequency Assessment Weapons Firing Lead 41 As needed - Acceptable - ENG: Natural Dilution Frequency of ADM: Warning Sign exposure to stressor Enforcing Hand Washing, is minimal. No eating Noise As needed Earplug/Ear muff -Unacceptable - Direct read noise measurement 140 ≥ dBP Finding/Observation: When employees fire small caliber weapons, they are occupationally exposed to impulse noise levels greater than 140 decibels peak (dB(P)) Recommendation: Continue to enroll in Hearing Conservation Program. Weapons Cleaning Lead, Isopropyl 41 As needed - Acceptable Alcohol, Methyl - ENG: Natural Dilution Frequency of Chloroform, 1,1,3, PPE: Chemical Gloves exposure to stressor triflourcethane, ADM: Warning Sign is minimal. acetate Enforcing Hand Washing, No eating chemicals Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to during weapon cleaning operation. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations, personal exposure to these chemicals in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G and 29CFR 19110.1025 is not expected. Recommendation: None Guard Operations CO 41 - Acceptable As needed
2-15 attachment (2) RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young SIGNATURE: /S/ SHOP NAME: Security Department UIC NUMBER: N31188 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 DATE: 16 June 2015 LOCATION: BUILDING 63 COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center POC: Mr. Rick Gillespie PHONE: (304) 249-6332 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 41 Shop Operation: Protective Services, Multiple Operations; Protective Services, Weapons Firing; Protective Services, Weapons Cleaning; Transportation, Fueling/Defueling and CBRNE Response. Processes Health Stressors # of Workers Duration Frequency Controls Exposure Assessment Weapons Firing Lead 41 As needed - ENG: Natural Dilution ADM: Warning Sign Enforcing Hand Washing, No eating - Acceptable Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Noise As needed - Earplug/Ear muff -Unacceptable Direct read noise measurement ≥ 140 dBP Finding/Observation: When employees fire small caliber weapons, they are occupationally exposed to impulse noise levels greater than 140 decibels peak (dB(P)) Recommendation: Continue to enroll in Hearing Conservation Program. Weapons Cleaning Lead, Isopropyl Alcohol, Methyl Chloroform, 1,1,3, triflourcethane, acetate 41 As needed - - Acceptable ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Gloves ADM: Warning Sign Enforcing Hand Washing, No eating Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to chemicals during weapon cleaning operation. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations, personal exposure to these chemicals in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G and 29CFR 19110.1025 is not expected. Recommendation: None Guard Operations CO 41 As needed - Acceptable
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