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Gas Free Engineering. Damage ICON’s: Damage Pictures: Select ICON and PICTURE Area secured Contractors Cold work Field activity Gas Free Engineering HAZMAT.

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1 Gas Free Engineering

2 Damage ICON’s: Damage Pictures: Select ICON and PICTURE Area secured Contractors Cold work Field activity Gas Free Engineering HAZMAT In use Ships force Immediately Dangerous To life & health Painting Stop Ventilation Warning Hot work

3 GFE Icons Tanks

4 Damage ICON’s: Damage Pictures: Select ICON and PICTURE when plotting Attack Team Boundary man Crew CBR Team Casualty Repair Party Team Flooding Team Desmoking Team Gas-free Engineering Incident commander Investigator Team Other personnel Safety Corpsman Stretcher Bearer Fire Marshall

5 Welder Fire Watch GFE Painter RiggerMachinist Safety / QA / INSURV Grinder Pipe Fitter

6

7 Box FanRAM Fan Vent Trunks Emergency Lights Scaffolding Tank Liquids Ladders Welder Contractor Fan

8 5-174-0-E5-220-0-E5-260-0-E 5-95-0-E 5-220-0-E Changeable Compartment numbers

9 Sample BOX compartment 5-174-0-E

10 Multi Deck Compartment (Eng space) 5-174-0-E4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F 5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L

11 Multi Deck Compartment (Storeroom space) 4-174-0-A4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L 4-220-2-L 5-220-2-F 3-220-2-L 5-174-0-A

12 Multi Deck Compartment (w/icons) 5-174-0-E4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F 5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L

13 Multi Deck Compartment (w/Aft open) 5-174-0-E4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F 5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L 4-220-2-L 5-220-2-F 3-220-2-L

14 Multi Deck Compartment (w/Aft open/highlights) 5-174-0-E4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F 5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L 4-220-2-L 5-220-2-F 3-220-2-L

15 Generic Ship Hulls 5-174-0-E 5-220-0-E 5-260-0-E 5-95-2-E

16 Contractors working Hot Work Ventilating WARNING Painting Gas Free with DCAMS

17 Tank & Void DCAMS Gas Free EngVentilating IDLH DO NOT ENTER

18 GFE & Icons (side profile) 5-174-0-E 5-220-0-E 5-260-0-E 3-260-3-L

19 FWD section AFT section Same Comp Split Deck with FWD section

20 FWD section AFT section Same Comp Split Deck w/FWD section & 01 LVL

21 FWD section AFT section Same Comp FR 90 FR 174FR 220 FR 260 5-174-0-E 4-174-2-L 5-174-2-F5-174-1-F 4-174-1-L 3-174-01-L3-174-4-L3-174-1-L 3-174-2-L 4-220-2-L 5-220-2-F 3-220-2-L 4-90-2-L Split Deck w/FWD section open & 01 LVL

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