Fleet training, 3-1
shakedown and refresher training, 3-2
type training exercises, 3-1
Fleet training group, 3-2
Fuel and water accounts, 2-14
boat fueling record, 2-17
boiler water treatment log, 2-18
daily fuel and lube oil account, 2-16
daily water account, 2-16
fuel and water reports, 2-16
fueling memorandum, 2-17
liquid load plan, 2-17
oil king’s memorandum, 2-18
Fuel and water reports, 2-16
Fuel oil storage and handling, 6-6
fuel oil tanks, 6-6
fuel oil piping system, 6-6
fueling responsibilities and procedures, 6-8
precautions in handling fuel oil, 6-7
Fueling memorandum, 2-17
Fund codes, 5-25
G
Gas turbine operating record, 2-11
Gas turbine service records, 2-33
Gyrocompass operating record, 2-14
Gyrocompass service record, 2-25
H
Handling oil spills, 6-3
Hazardous material/waste program, 10-11
controlling HM/HW, 10-12
hazardous material, 10-11
hazardous waste, 10-11
material safety data sheets, 10-11
program elements, 10-11
storing HM/HW, 10-12
Hearing conservation program, 10-4
hearing tests and medical evaluation, 10-5
labeling hazardous noise areas, 10-5
noise measurement and exposure assessment, 10-4
personal hearing protective devices, 10-5
program elements, 10-4
records, 10-6
reducing noise, 10-5
training, 10-6
Heat stress program, 10-6
conditions leading to heat stress, 10-6
heat stress surveys, 10-6
precautions against heat stress, 10-7
recovery time, 10-7
I
IC room operating record, 2-14
Identification lists (IL), 5-13
Identification of Navy material, 5-3
cognizance symbols, 5-4
identification publications, 5-4
material control codes, 5-4
national stock numbers, 5-3
In-port watches, 1-20
Intermediate maintenance activities, 9-3
administration and control, 9-6
arrival conference, 9-5
personnel, 9-4
planning and estimating, 9-6
production department, 9-7
repair department, 9-5
ship/IMA work coordination, 9-5
L
Legal records, 2-2
engineering log, 2-2
engineer’s bell book, 2-2
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