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Fire Controlman Volume 02-Fire Control Radar Fundamentals
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Table 3-2.—Safe Separation Distances for Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Navigational Aids Equipment RF  BURNS.—   Voltages   of   enough   potential   to However,  during  maintenance,  some  hazards  must  be cause  a  burn  injury  can  be  induced  on  metallic  items eliminated   by   specific,   planned   actions,   such   as   tag- from   nearby   transmitting   antennas.   However,   there outs,   man-aloft   chits,   and   equipment   safety   devices. must  be  actual  physical  contact  for  the  burn  to  occur. Using   all   safety   precautions   is   the   personal   respon- You  can  help  prevent  contact  by  ensuring  that  warn- sibility  of  the  technician. ing  signs  are  placed  properly  and  are  obeyed. TAG-OUTS.—   Hanging   a   proper   tag   can   save Safety   Precautions your  life.  Using  tags  improperly  or  not  at  all  will eventually   put   you,   maybe   your   best   buddy,   maybe During   normal   operations,   personnel   can   easily your   whole   crew,   in   a   Navy   mishap   report.   Ensure avoid  most  hazards  if  the  hazards  are  labeled  properly. that  required  tags  are  installed  properly  and  observed 3-4






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