New Orleans (LPH 11) - Naval Cruise Book

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LCDR E. L. Crews, Safety O LT R. A. Smith, Safety O Q. A JO1 D. M. Whitefield, Asst PAO . fr, DM2 J. D. Grathwohl Q S3 ' 7 21- W Q NEW ORLEANS' Maintenance and Material Management Department administers the Consolidated Ship's Maintenance Program KCSMPD. This department also coordinates all Planned Maintenance System QPMSJ spot checks and conducts workcenter 3M inspections. The Safety Department aboard NEW ORLEANS is responsible for the training, distribution and maintenance of all aspects of ship safety. Our program begins at the Signal Bridge and continues all the way to Shaft Alley. Hazardous material handling, flight deck safety, hearing safety, eye hazard awareness, respirator usage and benefits, fire safety and hazard identification are several of the areas the Safety Department monitors and supervises. ' The primary function of the Public Affairs Office is to represent NEW ORLEANS and her crew to the outside world. We accomplish this by using Fleet Home Town News Center KFHTNCJ submissions and local f nation wide press releases that are done in-house whenever the ship participates in newsworthy events. The PAO also coordinates all command awards ceremonies and publishes both the Family Tidinos Newsletter and a daily at-sea newspaper. Z W W, Q I V f f I Ag 30