EYE PROTECTION
No matter what job you are performing, you
depend heavily on your sense of sight. To help protect
your eyesight, you should know when to wear eye
protection and what eye protection to wear. The Navy
Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) Program
Manual, OPNAVINST 5100.23, states that you must
wear appropriate eye protective equipment whenever
you perform eye-hazardous operations. In other words,
whenever you are doing something that could damage
your eyes, wear eye protection.
Some of the things you may do that fall into the
eye-hazardous category are:
soldering,
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DANGER/CAUTION TAG-OUT RECORD SHEET
SYSTEM OR COMPONENT
REASON FOR TAG-OUT
PERSONNEL / EQUIPMENT HAZARDS INVOLVED (MANDATORY FOR DANGER TAGS)
DATE/TIME TAG-OUT ISSUED
LOG SERIAL No.
AMPLIFYING INSTRUCTIONS (MANDATORY FOR CAUTION TAGS)
WORK NECESSARY TO CLEAR TAG(S) INCLUDING TESTS)
OPERATIONS/WORK ITEMS INCLUDED IN TAG-OUT
APPLICABLE
DOCUMENTATION
(I.E., JOB ORDER, RIP-OUT, S/P, ETC)
NUMBER & TITLE
TAG
NUMBERS
USED
DATE/
TIME
ISSUED OR
ADDED
PETTY OFFICER
IN CHARGE
AUTHORIZING
OFFICER
WORK COMPLETE
DATE
WCS/POIC
REPAIR
ACTIVITY REP.
(WHEN APPROP)
REPAIR
ACTIVITY REP.
(WHEN APPROP)
SECOND
PERSON
(SIGNATURE)
CHECK BOX IF CONTINUED ON
ADDITIONAL SHEET
0116 - LF - 092 - 1047
NAVSEA 9210/9 (
)
FRONT
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Figure 3-4.—DANGER/CAUTION Tag-Out Record Sheet (NAVSEA 9210/9)(front).
