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This manual provides policy and assigns responsibilities for managing the U.S. Navy Explosives Safety Management Program (ESMP), as required by various references. It covers topics such as explosives safety standards, records management, electrical safety, ordnance transportation, personnel qualification, site approvals, deviations and berthing of explosives laden ships.
This web page lists the instructions issued by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) for various topics and categories. It does not contain any instruction related to op 4, which is a naval term for operations and readiness.
This document outlines the requirements for confined space entry, certification, fire protection, fire prevention and housekeeping for unmanned vessels. It covers the scope, references, training, testing, posting and rescue procedures for spaces that may contain explosive or other dangerous atmospheres.
This report documents the risk management program for the safe manufacture, storage and handling of ammunition and explosives in the Department of the Navy. It covers topics such as documentation, assessment, enforcement, education, and mishap investigation.
This instruction provides Navy policy and guidance for developing, implementing and maintaining the personnel conventional ammunition and explosives (AE) handling qualification and certification program. It applies to all U.S. Navy personnel who are directly involved in AE handling evolutions, including military, DoD civilian and contractor personnel.
Basics of OP 4, Ammunition Afloat. CNATRAINST 1543.5C. 26 November 2002. CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION. Lesson Topic 6.2: Basics of OP 4, Ammunition Afloat. Contact Periods: 1.5 Classroom. Media: Lecture with handouts. Security Classification: Unclassified. Terminal Objective: Partially supported by this lesson topic: 6.0.
SEA OP-4 3-14 & 3-17.7.1UPON ARRIVAL IN PORT, ARE ALL PYROTECHNIC ITEMS, EXCEPT SIGNALS FOR BOATS AND LIFE RAFTS, REMOVED FROM RACKS, CLIPS, AND OTHER LOCATIONS AND STOWED IN SECURED...
