ship, receive, and report shipments. Instructions for the
use of ordnance transport equipment, materials to be
transported, division of responsibility for carrying out
inspections, and criteria for accepting or rejecting
equipment are also contained in this publication.
NAVSEA SW020-AG-SAF-010 contains the general
information needed for you to safely perform the duties
required when shipping ordnance materials.
REVIEW NUMBER 3 ANSWERS
A1.
The two types of primary lightning protection
systems acceptable to NAVSEASYSCOM are
the sequentially mounted lightning system
and the separately mounted overhead ground
(aerial shield) wire system.
A2.
Lightning masts are connected to a buried
primary girdle.
A3.
For specific requirements about the physical
security of naval magazines, you should refer
to OPNAVINST 5530.13.
A4.
Magazine inspections are conducted only
during daylight hours.
A5.
The information recorded on the magazine
inspection log above the signature of the
person conducting the inspection includes the
date and hour of each inspection as well as
abnormal or substandard conditions of the
magazines,
or
the
word
"Normal"
if
conditions were satisfactory.
Explosives Driver
An explosive driver is often an AO with an
excellent safe driving record, and a person fully
qualified
according
to
Motor
Vehicle's
Driver's
Handbook Ammunition, Explosives, and Hazardous
Materials, NAVSEA OP 2239. To become a qualified
explosive driver, you must meet the qualifications
described below. If you meet these qualifications, you
are certified to drive motor vehicles that transport
hazardous materials (HM).
STATE OPERATOR'S LICENSE.—An explo-
sives driver must hold a valid state operator's license,
not necessarily issued by the state in which the activity
is located. This applies to operation of vehicles both on-
and off-station. This requirement is permanently
waived for those personnel stationed outside the 50
states that would otherwise be eligible to obtain an
explosive driver's permit.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS CERTIFICATE.—
An explosives driver must undergo a explosive physical
examination and, on the basis of such an examination,
be certified by a licensed doctor of medicine or
osteopathy to ensure that he/she meets applicable
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Figure 12-4.—Medical Examiner's Certificate, ATA Form C0750.
