NAVFAC P 307 TRAINING EXAMINATION TEST
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◉ 10.1.1 Operational Risk Management (ORM). Answer: OPNAVINST
3500.39 outlines the operational risk management (ORM) process as an
integral part of naval operations, training, and planning to optimize
capability and readiness. ORM is a decision-making tool for all levels,
aiming to minimize risk and reduce accidents. ORM is applicable to all
WHE operations.
◉ 10.2 Crane Team. Answer: The crane team comprises a crane
operator, rigger-in-charge, riggers, signal persons, and crane walkers.
The size varies based on the job. Management emphasizes effective
teamwork, ensuring safety in crane operations. Everyone recognizes
potential problems and alerts the team. Unsafe conditions are reported to
supervisors.
◉ 10.2.1.1 Rigger-In-Charge. Answer: The rigger-in-charge (RIC)
oversees the operation of a crane lift, including planning, determining
load weight, communication, rigging, clear operating envelope,
signaling, and safe operation. They coordinate with other crane team
members and must not compromise their control.
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED
A+
◉ 10.1.1 Operational Risk Management (ORM). Answer: OPNAVINST
3500.39 outlines the operational risk management (ORM) process as an
integral part of naval operations, training, and planning to optimize
capability and readiness. ORM is a decision-making tool for all levels,
aiming to minimize risk and reduce accidents. ORM is applicable to all
WHE operations.
◉ 10.2 Crane Team. Answer: The crane team comprises a crane
operator, rigger-in-charge, riggers, signal persons, and crane walkers.
The size varies based on the job. Management emphasizes effective
teamwork, ensuring safety in crane operations. Everyone recognizes
potential problems and alerts the team. Unsafe conditions are reported to
supervisors.
◉ 10.2.1.1 Rigger-In-Charge. Answer: The rigger-in-charge (RIC)
oversees the operation of a crane lift, including planning, determining
load weight, communication, rigging, clear operating envelope,
signaling, and safe operation. They coordinate with other crane team
members and must not compromise their control.
