Spring-Summer 2012    Cover                                Poster: Web Navigation    Poster: B2BPMS COVER STORY: Training Day Training Day by DC1 (SW) Hector Floresdiaz, Center for Naval Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor Damage controlman and instructor DC1 Floresdiaz talks about what it takes to train and stay alive in a real fire and a training exercise.  FEATURE STORY Painful First Deployment by ENS Joshua Stewart, USS Carr (FFG 52) Nutritional supplements get a Sailor in a painful situation whille deployed, when he didn't follow dosage instructions.    IN THIS ISSUE Letters, Feedback and Comments SC News Wire Naval Submarine School Claims Two NETC Safety Excellence Awards ORM Magazine Now in Production Viewpoint: Written in Blood by John Mapp, Norfolk Naval Shipyard Ask the Experts: Questions, mysteries and unclear issues answered by Naval Safety Center safety experts. How Many Sailors Does It Take to Change a Light Starter? by EMCM (SW/AW) Jim Burke What's the Secret to a Successful Safety Survey? by ETC (SW) Jason Mobbs SC Magazine Quiz: Test Your High-Risk Evolution Knowledge DEPARTMENTS Editor's Corner On Managing Risks and Resources Spotlight on Excellence: USS Benfold (DDG 65) A Promise to Ride Well and Stay Alive by LT Noah Rich and ENS Caitlin Castello, USS Benfold (DDG 65) You Be the Judge Mishap Waiting to Happen by HMC (SW/AW/FMF) Randahl S. Benson, Naval Safety Center ORM Playbook Damage Control: Can You Trust Your Gear? by Derek Nelson, Naval Safety Center Safety and Health What's In Your Water? by CWO4 Danny L. Royse, Naval Safety Center Knowing When to Say 'Damn, It's Hot!' by HMC (SS) Christopher Harris, Naval Safety Center Case Study OPNAVINST 5100.19E? Never Heard of It by FTC (SS) William Cahill, Naval Safety Center Dive Locker Diving Operation Essentials by CWO4 Robert Cassels Best Practice Two Checks (Together) Don't Make Right by ETC (SS) Kevin Dawson  Sea Story Pain in the Rear by MMCS (SS) Arthur Sisk, Naval Safety Center B2BPMS Back-to-Basic Planned Maintenance System Make Your Gear Seaworthy by EMCM (SW/AW) Frank Valdepena Cleats vs. Hands by MMC (SS) Isaac Ingram Keep Your Sub's Hatch Cover On by Tom Deatherage, Submarine Forces Atlantic Don't Wash That Non-Skid! by LT Edward Alexander Does Your Armory Have an SOP? by GMC Ramiro Salas Off Duty Control the Urge by LCDR Dave Williams, USS Makin Island (LHD 8) The Helmet That Saved My Life by PR1 Thresa Crotz, Fleet Readiness Center Southeast
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