CDC 2a354n Volume 1. General Maintenance Information
When starting off in a maintenance job, there is a whole lot of general information that you should know ahead of time in order to make your work a much easier and safer experience. Do you know what the proper protocols are, and how to do your job correctly? Let’s find out.
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Which statement is true concerning being a maintenance technician?
- A.
You have a responsibility to comply with all written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
- B.
You do not have a responsibility to comply with all written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
- C.
You have a responsibility to comply with some written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
- D.
You do not have a responsibility to comply with some written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
Correct Answer
A. You have a responsibility to comply with all written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.Explanation
As a maintenance technician, it is important to comply with all written guidance to ensure that all required repairs, inspections, and documentation are completed in a safe, timely, and effective manner. This responsibility ensures that the technician follows the necessary protocols and procedures to maintain the equipment or systems they are responsible for. By complying with all written guidance, the technician can ensure that the necessary repairs and inspections are carried out correctly, minimizing the risk of accidents or failures. Additionally, proper documentation ensures that all actions taken are recorded and can be reviewed for future reference or audits.Rate this question:
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Personnel who fail to maintain maintenance integrity will be held
- A.
Responsible
- B.
Accountable
- C.
In contempt
- D.
In moral compass
Correct Answer
B. AccountableExplanation
Personnel who fail to maintain maintenance integrity will be held accountable. This means that they will be responsible for their actions and the consequences that arise from them. It implies that they will be expected to answer for their actions and may face disciplinary measures or other forms of accountability.Rate this question:
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What are the two major categories of maintenance?
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Intermediate and depot
- B.
Organizational and depot
- C.
Off-equipment and intermediate
- D.
On-equipment and off-equipment
Correct Answer
D. On-equipment and off-equipmentExplanation
The two major categories of maintenance are on-equipment and off-equipment. On-equipment maintenance refers to the maintenance activities performed directly on the equipment or machinery itself, such as repairs, replacements, or adjustments. Off-equipment maintenance, on the other hand, includes activities that are performed outside of the equipment, such as inspections, cleaning, lubrication, or preventive maintenance. These two categories cover the different types of maintenance tasks that need to be carried out to ensure the proper functioning and longevity of equipment.Rate this question:
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In the Air Force how many levels of maintenance do we have?
- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
5
Correct Answer
B. 3Explanation
In the Air Force, there are three levels of maintenance. This means that there are three distinct levels of maintenance tasks that are performed on aircraft and equipment. The first level is known as "organizational maintenance" and is performed by the operators and crews themselves. The second level is called "intermediate maintenance" and is conducted by specialized technicians who provide more in-depth repairs and maintenance. The third level is known as "depot maintenance" and involves major repairs and overhauls that are performed at dedicated facilities. These three levels ensure that maintenance tasks are carried out effectively and efficiently throughout the Air Force.Rate this question:
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What type of maintenance is performed as a flightline technician?
- A.
On-equipment
- B.
Off-equipment
- C.
Organizational and depot
- D.
On-equipment and off-equipment
Correct Answer
A. On-equipmentExplanation
Flightline technicians perform on-equipment maintenance. This type of maintenance involves working directly on the aircraft or equipment while it is still in operation or on the flightline. Flightline technicians are responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining various systems and components of the aircraft, such as engines, avionics, hydraulics, and electrical systems. They ensure that the aircraft is in proper working condition and ready for flight. Off-equipment maintenance, on the other hand, refers to maintenance performed in a workshop or hangar, away from the flightline. Organizational and depot maintenance are broader categories that encompass both on-equipment and off-equipment maintenance activities.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for aerospace equipment maintenance required to ensure balance between sortie production and fleet management?
- A.
Wing commander
- B.
Group commander
- C.
Squadron commander
- D.
Production Supervisor
Correct Answer
B. Group commanderExplanation
The Group commander is responsible for aerospace equipment maintenance required to ensure balance between sortie production and fleet management. As the leader of a group within the aerospace organization, the Group commander oversees the maintenance activities and ensures that the necessary maintenance is carried out efficiently to support the production of sorties and manage the fleet effectively. They are responsible for coordinating and supervising the maintenance operations within their group, making strategic decisions, and ensuring that the equipment is maintained in a manner that optimizes the balance between sortie production and fleet management.Rate this question:
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Which maintenance squadron flight repairs, maintains, modifies, locally manufactures, and inspects aircraft and equipment components?
- A.
Maintenance
- B.
Sheet metal
- C.
Fabrication
- D.
Armament
Correct Answer
C. FabricationExplanation
The correct answer is "Fabrication." A fabrication squadron flight is responsible for repairing, maintaining, modifying, locally manufacturing, and inspecting aircraft and equipment components. This involves creating or assembling parts from raw materials to meet specific requirements. The fabrication process may involve cutting, welding, bending, and shaping metal or other materials to construct or repair various components used in aircraft and equipment.Rate this question:
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Quality assurance works directly for the
- A.
Wing commander
- B.
Maintenance group commander
- C.
Operational group commander
- D.
Squadron commander
Correct Answer
B. Maintenance group commanderExplanation
The correct answer is maintenance group commander. Quality assurance is a function that ensures that products or services meet the required standards. In the military context, quality assurance is responsible for ensuring that maintenance activities are performed correctly and that equipment is maintained to the highest standards. The maintenance group commander oversees all maintenance activities within a unit or organization, making them the most appropriate authority for quality assurance. They have the knowledge and authority to enforce standards and ensure that maintenance operations are carried out effectively and efficiently.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for flight maintenance production?
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Aircraft Maintenance Unit (AMU) officer in charge
- B.
Production superintendent (pro-super)
- C.
Flight chief
- D.
Expediter
Correct Answer
B. Production superintendent (pro-super)Explanation
The production superintendent (pro-super) is responsible for flight maintenance production. They oversee and manage the production process, ensuring that maintenance tasks are completed efficiently and on time. They coordinate with the aircraft maintenance unit (AMU) officer in charge, flight chief, and expediter to ensure smooth operations and adherence to maintenance schedules.Rate this question:
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Which best describes some of the jobs and responsibilities of the flight line expediter?
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Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates only scheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC
- B.
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates only unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC
- C.
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super
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Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC
Correct Answer
D. Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOCExplanation
The flight line expediter is responsible for managing their portion of the flying schedule, coordinating both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determining the aircraft status, and coordinating with the pro-super and MOC. This includes overseeing the maintenance activities, ensuring that the aircraft is in proper working condition, and coordinating with other personnel involved in the maintenance process. The flight line expediter plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the flight line and the overall efficiency of the maintenance activities.Rate this question:
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Within an AMU, the Specialist Section includes
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Flightline expediters, avionics technicians, and dedicated crew chiefs
- B.
Weapons technicians, electro/environmental technicians, and dedicated crew chiefs
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Weapons, avionics, and electro/environmental technicians
- D.
Avionics, propulsion, and electro/environmental technicians
Correct Answer
D. Avionics, propulsion, and electro/environmental techniciansExplanation
The Specialist Section within an AMU includes avionics, propulsion, and electro/environmental technicians. These technicians are responsible for handling and maintaining the specific systems and equipment related to avionics, propulsion, and electro/environmental aspects of the aircraft. They are specialized in their respective fields and play a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning and performance of these systems.Rate this question:
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What are the three types of maintenance?
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Preventive, scheduled and corrective
- B.
Preventive, scheduled and unscheduled
- C.
Corrective, scheduled and unscheduled
- D.
Preventive, preflight and postflight
Correct Answer
B. Preventive, scheduled and unscheduledExplanation
The three types of maintenance are preventive, scheduled, and unscheduled. Preventive maintenance involves regularly inspecting and servicing equipment to prevent breakdowns. Scheduled maintenance is planned and carried out at specific intervals to ensure optimal performance and identify potential issues. Unscheduled maintenance, on the other hand, occurs unexpectedly to fix sudden breakdowns or malfunctions.Rate this question:
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What type of maintenance is normal upkeep and preservation of equipment?
- A.
Preventive
- B.
Scheduled
- C.
Corrective
- D.
Unscheduled
Correct Answer
A. PreventiveExplanation
Preventive maintenance refers to the regular and routine actions taken to prevent equipment breakdowns and maintain its optimal performance. It involves conducting inspections, cleaning, lubricating, and replacing parts as needed. In this case, the normal upkeep and preservation of equipment aligns with the concept of preventive maintenance, as it focuses on preventing potential issues and ensuring the equipment's longevity and efficiency.Rate this question:
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Which type of corrosion causes the metal surface to become rough and sometimes frosted?
- A.
Uniformed etch
- B.
Exfoliation
- C.
Galvanic
- D.
Pitting
Correct Answer
A. Uniformed etchExplanation
Uniformed etch corrosion causes the metal surface to become rough and sometimes frosted. This type of corrosion occurs when the entire surface of the metal is attacked uniformly, resulting in a loss of material and a rough texture. It is often caused by chemical reactions with the surrounding environment, such as exposure to acids or alkaline substances. This type of corrosion can weaken the metal and affect its appearance.Rate this question:
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When two dissimilar metals are coupled together in the presence of an electrolyte, the effect can
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Dull the surface
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Strengthen the joint
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Cold-weld the metals
- D.
Produce galvanic corrosion
Correct Answer
D. Produce galvanic corrosionExplanation
When two dissimilar metals are coupled together in the presence of an electrolyte, a galvanic cell is formed. This cell creates a flow of electrons between the metals, causing one metal to act as an anode and the other as a cathode. As a result, the anode metal undergoes corrosion or oxidation, while the cathode metal is protected. This process is known as galvanic corrosion, which can lead to the deterioration of the metals over time.Rate this question:
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Which TO series will have the inspection requirements for any F-15 aircraft?
- A.
-6
- B.
Work Cards
- C.
General Vehicle
- D.
General System
Correct Answer
A. -6Explanation
The correct answer is "-6." This TO series refers to the inspection requirements for any F-15 aircraft. The other options, "Work Cards," "General Vehicle," and "General System," do not specifically address the inspection requirements for F-15 aircraft.Rate this question:
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What are the primary aids to effective inspection scheduling?
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Sequence charts and phased inspections
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Phased inspections and depot maintenance
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Inspection work cards and sequence charts
- D.
Inspection work cards and phased inspections
Correct Answer
C. Inspection work cards and sequence chartsExplanation
The primary aids to effective inspection scheduling are inspection work cards and sequence charts. Inspection work cards provide detailed instructions and checklists for each inspection task, ensuring that all necessary steps are followed. Sequence charts, on the other hand, outline the order in which inspections should be conducted, helping to prioritize and organize the scheduling process. By using inspection work cards and sequence charts together, inspectors can efficiently plan and carry out inspections, ensuring that all necessary tasks are completed in the correct order.Rate this question:
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Work cards are normally grouped by type of
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Specialist required and by work area
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Avionics specialist and by work area
- C.
Aircraft required and by work area
- D.
Job required and by work area
Correct Answer
A. Specialist required and by work areaExplanation
Work cards are typically grouped by the type of specialist required and by work area. This means that tasks or jobs that require a specific expertise or skill set are grouped together, making it easier for the appropriate specialist to handle them efficiently. Additionally, work cards are also grouped by work area, which helps in organizing and coordinating the tasks based on the physical location or section of the aircraft where the work needs to be performed. This grouping method ensures that the right specialist is assigned to the relevant tasks in the appropriate work area, optimizing the overall workflow and productivity.Rate this question:
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How many basic types of inspections does the Air Force use?
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3
- B.
4
- C.
5
- D.
6
Correct Answer
C. 5Explanation
The Air Force uses five basic types of inspections.Rate this question:
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How many basic types of inspections does our career field use?
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3
- B.
4
- C.
5
- D.
6
Correct Answer
B. 4Explanation
Our career field uses four basic types of inspections.Rate this question:
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If a significant fuel leak developed while a pilot was taxiing an aircraft for take-off, it is likely
- A.
The leak would not be identified until the next scheduled phase inspection
- B.
The pilot would receive a fuel gauge warning after airborne and report it to maintenance personnel during the basic postflight inspection
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The pilot would request clearance from the control tower to return his aircraft to the parking ramp and request the preflight inspection be reaccomplished to identify the problem
- D.
Maintenance personnel would identify this situation during the end-of-runway inspection and make a determination at that time on how to proceed based on technical guidance
Correct Answer
D. Maintenance personnel would identify this situation during the end-of-runway inspection and make a determination at that time on how to proceed based on technical guidanceExplanation
In the given scenario, if a significant fuel leak developed while a pilot was taxiing an aircraft for take-off, it is likely that maintenance personnel would identify this situation during the end-of-runway inspection. This is because the end-of-runway inspection is conducted just before takeoff and is specifically done to ensure the aircraft is safe for flight. During this inspection, maintenance personnel would visually inspect the aircraft for any visible issues, including fuel leaks. Once the leak is identified, they would then make a determination on how to proceed based on technical guidance.Rate this question:
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What type of inspection is more thorough than a preflight?
- A.
Thruflight
- B.
End-of-runway
- C.
Basic postflight
- D.
Basic thruflight
Correct Answer
C. Basic postflightExplanation
A basic postflight inspection is more thorough than a preflight inspection because it is conducted after the flight has taken place. During a postflight inspection, the aircraft is thoroughly checked for any damages or issues that may have occurred during the flight. This includes checking for any signs of wear and tear, leaks, or any other problems that may have developed during the flight. This type of inspection allows for a more comprehensive assessment of the aircraft's condition and ensures that any issues are identified and addressed before the next flight.Rate this question:
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Who determines whether additional inspections are required on a 30-day inspection schedule?
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Expediter
- B.
Flight chief
- C.
Production supervisor
- D.
Senior maintenance officer
Correct Answer
D. Senior maintenance officerExplanation
The senior maintenance officer is responsible for determining whether additional inspections are required on a 30-day inspection schedule. As the highest-ranking maintenance officer, they have the authority and expertise to make decisions regarding inspections and maintenance procedures. They oversee the overall maintenance operations and ensure that all inspections are conducted according to regulations and standards. Their role is crucial in maintaining the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft.Rate this question:
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How are isochronal inspections determined?
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Operating hours
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Calendar day
- C.
Flying hours
- D.
Daily
Correct Answer
B. Calendar dayExplanation
Isochronal inspections are determined based on calendar days. This means that the inspections are scheduled and performed on a specific day of the calendar, regardless of the number of operating hours, flying hours, or daily intervals. This ensures that the inspections are conducted regularly and consistently, allowing for proper maintenance and safety checks to be carried out on a predetermined schedule.Rate this question:
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What are the objectives of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP)?
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Establish, evaluate, and substantiate the structural integrity of aircraft structures
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Improve structural design and criteria for future aircraft systems and modifications
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Identify all components with serial numbers and ensure all systems are given a thorough checkout
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Implement operational usage data and make decisions on force structure planning
Correct Answer
A. Establish, evaluate, and substantiate the structural integrity of aircraft structuresExplanation
The objectives of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP) are to establish, evaluate, and substantiate the structural integrity of aircraft structures. This means ensuring that the aircraft structures are strong and capable of withstanding the stresses and forces they will encounter during operation. By conducting thorough evaluations and substantiations, the program aims to ensure the safety and reliability of aircraft structures.Rate this question:
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Which is accountability?
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A person who, by law or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
- B.
A person who, by lawful order or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
- C.
A person who, by law, lawful order or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
- D.
A person who, by law, lawful order, instructions, or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
Correct Answer
D. A person who, by law, lawful order, instructions, or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her chargeExplanation
The correct answer is "A person who, by law, lawful order, instructions, or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge." This answer includes all the possible sources of authority (law, lawful order, instructions, or contract) that may require someone to maintain accurate records of property or documents. It emphasizes the importance of accountability in ensuring that accurate records are kept and that the person responsible for them is following the necessary legal and contractual obligations.Rate this question:
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Who initiates the Report of Survey?
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Production supervisor
- B.
Flight chief
- C.
Individual
- D.
Supply
Correct Answer
C. IndividualExplanation
The individual initiates the Report of Survey. This means that it is the responsibility of the individual to start the process of conducting a survey and documenting any loss, damage, or discrepancy in property or supplies. The individual is accountable for reporting the issue and providing necessary information for the survey to be conducted.Rate this question:
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Who coordinates the effort to establish a forward supply point?
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Organization commander and base supply commander
- B.
Customer support officer of base supply and resource advisor
- C.
Organization commander and customer support officer of base supply
- D.
Organization commander, production superintendent and customer support officer of base supply
Correct Answer
C. Organization commander and customer support officer of base supplyExplanation
The organization commander and customer support officer of base supply coordinate the effort to establish a forward supply point. The organization commander is responsible for overseeing the overall operations and logistics of the organization, while the customer support officer of base supply is in charge of managing the supply chain and ensuring that the necessary resources are available. Together, they work together to plan and execute the establishment of a forward supply point to meet the organization's needs.Rate this question:
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Identify stock items found in the work center
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Bench and operating
- B.
Operating and shop
- C.
Shop and classified
- D.
Bench, shop, and operating
Correct Answer
D. Bench, shop, and operatingExplanation
The correct answer is "bench, shop, and operating." This answer suggests that stock items can be found in all three locations: the work center bench, the shop, and the operating area. It implies that stock items are present in various areas within the work center, indicating that they are essential for the work processes and operations carried out in these locations.Rate this question:
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Bench stock should carry enough of an item to last for
- A.
30 days
- B.
45 days
- C.
60 days
- D.
90 days
Correct Answer
A. 30 daysExplanation
Bench stock should carry enough of an item to last for 30 days. This means that the stock should have a sufficient quantity of the item to meet the demand for a period of one month. Having a 30-day supply ensures that there is enough inventory to sustain operations without frequent restocking, while also minimizing the risk of excess inventory and associated costs.Rate this question:
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What are the examples of shop stock?
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Nuts, bolts, washers, tubes and resistors
- B.
Gas cylinders, random length bar stock, sheet metal, plastic, and fabric
- C.
Dust covers, hydraulic line caps or plugs, and other items normally recovered after use
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
B. Gas cylinders, random length bar stock, sheet metal, plastic, and fabricExplanation
The examples of shop stock given in the answer include gas cylinders, random length bar stock, sheet metal, plastic, and fabric. These are items commonly found in a shop's inventory or stock.Rate this question:
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Where is a defective part sent in the repair cycle?
- A.
Warehouse
- B.
Back shop
- C.
Supply
- D.
Depot
Correct Answer
B. Back shopExplanation
In the repair cycle, a defective part is typically sent to the back shop. The back shop is a designated area or department where repairs and maintenance tasks are carried out. It is specifically equipped and staffed to handle repairs, ensuring that faulty parts are properly assessed, diagnosed, and fixed. Sending defective parts to the back shop allows for efficient repair processes and helps maintain the overall functionality of the system or equipment.Rate this question:
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Who authorizes a cannibalization?
- A.
Pro-super or aircraft commander
- B.
Maintenance officer and aircraft commander
- C.
Pro-super or maintenance officer
- D.
Maintenance operation center supervisor of the day
Correct Answer
C. Pro-super or maintenance officerExplanation
A cannibalization refers to the process of removing parts from one aircraft to be used in another aircraft. The pro-super (Production Superintendent) or maintenance officer is responsible for authorizing this action. They have the authority to determine whether cannibalization is necessary and ensure that it is carried out properly. The maintenance officer works closely with the pro-super to make decisions regarding maintenance and repairs, including cannibalization. Therefore, the correct answer is pro-super or maintenance officer.Rate this question:
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What is the DD form 1574?
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Suspended tag
- B.
Serviceable tag
- C.
Unserviceable (reparable) tag
- D.
Unserviceable (condemned) tag
Correct Answer
B. Serviceable tagExplanation
The DD form 1574 is a serviceable tag. This tag is used to indicate that an item is in good condition and can be used or issued without any repairs or modifications. It helps in tracking and identifying serviceable items in inventory or storage.Rate this question:
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What color tag is used on a new part?
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Red
- B.
Green
- C.
Brown
- D.
Yellow
Correct Answer
D. YellowExplanation
Yellow tag is used on a new part.Rate this question:
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Which situation is not a reason to submit a deficiency report (DR)?
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An item is suspected as a cause of a class C mishap
- B.
There is a deficiency that directly restricts combat or operational readiness
- C.
There is an unsatisfactory condition attributable to improper packaging and handling
- D.
There is a deficiency that if uncorrected, would cause death, severe injury, or severe occupational illness
Correct Answer
C. There is an unsatisfactory condition attributable to improper packaging and handlingExplanation
The reason "there is an unsatisfactory condition attributable to improper packaging and handling" is not a valid reason to submit a deficiency report (DR) because it does not directly impact combat or operational readiness. While improper packaging and handling may lead to unsatisfactory conditions, it does not pose a risk of death, severe injury, or severe occupational illness, nor does it restrict combat or operational readiness. Therefore, it does not meet the criteria for submitting a DR.Rate this question:
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Which is not a responsibility of the originator?
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Identify noted conditions that may become deficiency reports
- B.
Discover noted conditions that may become DRs
- C.
Document noted conditions that may become DRs
- D.
Investigate noted conditions that may become DRs
Correct Answer
D. Investigate noted conditions that may become DRsExplanation
The originator's responsibility is to identify, discover, and document noted conditions that may become deficiency reports (DRs). However, investigating these noted conditions that may become DRs is not a responsibility of the originator.Rate this question:
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The personnel in the originating point interact with the originator as required to ensure each DR is
- A.
Valid, accurate, and effective
- B.
Valid, accurate, and complete
- C.
Affordable, comprehensive, and effective
- D.
Accurate and properly addressed to ALC recipients
Correct Answer
B. Valid, accurate, and completeExplanation
The personnel in the originating point interact with the originator as required to ensure each DR is valid, accurate, and complete. This means that they communicate with the originator to verify that the DR is based on correct and reliable information, that it is free from errors or mistakes, and that it contains all the necessary and relevant details. By ensuring the DR is valid, accurate, and complete, the personnel can ensure that it can be effectively used and implemented by the recipients at the ALC.Rate this question:
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Which is not an example of information found in maintenance manuals?
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System operation
- B.
Troubleshooting guides
- C.
Operational checkout procedures
- D.
Instructions for modifying aircraft systems
Correct Answer
D. Instructions for modifying aircraft systemsExplanation
Maintenance manuals typically provide information on system operation, troubleshooting guides, and operational checkout procedures to help technicians maintain and repair aircraft systems. However, instructions for modifying aircraft systems are not typically found in maintenance manuals. These instructions are usually provided in separate documents or manuals specific to the modifications being made to the aircraft.Rate this question:
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The three main categories of TCTO are
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Immediate action, urgent action, and routine action
- B.
Immediate action, urgent action, and special action
- C.
Immediate action, special action, and routine action
- D.
Urgent action, special action, and routine action
Correct Answer
A. Immediate action, urgent action, and routine actionExplanation
The correct answer is immediate action, urgent action, and routine action. These three categories of TCTO (Time Compliance Technical Order) are used to prioritize and manage maintenance actions. Immediate action TCTOs are issued for critical situations that require immediate attention to prevent safety hazards or serious damage. Urgent action TCTOs are for important maintenance tasks that need to be completed quickly but may not pose an immediate safety risk. Routine action TCTOs are for regular maintenance and inspections that are part of the standard maintenance schedule. Together, these three categories help ensure that maintenance tasks are appropriately prioritized and completed in a timely manner.Rate this question:
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Which level of maintenance completes Category 2 TCTO?
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Depot
- B.
Factory
- C.
Intermediate
- D.
Organizational
Correct Answer
A. DepotExplanation
Depot level maintenance completes Category 2 TCTO. This level of maintenance is typically performed at a centralized facility and involves more extensive repairs and overhauls of equipment. It is carried out by highly skilled technicians and involves the use of specialized tools and equipment. Depot level maintenance ensures that the equipment is restored to its full operational capability and meets all required standards and specifications.Rate this question:
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If the urgency of conditions doesn't allow for time, what type of TCTO is used?
- A.
Record
- B.
Interim
- C.
Routine
- D.
Category 1
Correct Answer
B. InterimExplanation
When the urgency of conditions does not allow for time, an interim TCTO (Time Compliance Technical Order) is used. Interim TCTOs are issued when immediate action is required to prevent safety hazards or further damage. They are temporary measures that provide temporary solutions until a permanent fix can be implemented. Interim TCTOs are typically used in emergency situations to ensure the safety and operational readiness of equipment or systems.Rate this question:
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Methods and procedures TO's begin with
- A.
00
- B.
01
- C.
10
- D.
11
Correct Answer
A. 00Explanation
Methods and procedures TO's typically begin with a set of instructions or steps that need to be followed. In this case, the correct answer is "00". This suggests that the methods and procedures TO's start with the instructions outlined in option "00".Rate this question:
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Abbreviated TOs are primarily used
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As work simplification aids for personnel
- B.
Until such time as the permanent TOs are published
- C.
Exclusively when equipment is undergoing modifications
- D.
To accomplish simple maintenance not covered in other TOs
Correct Answer
A. As work simplification aids for personnelExplanation
Abbreviated TOs, or Technical Orders, are used as work simplification aids for personnel. These abbreviated TOs are temporary guides that provide simplified instructions for tasks until the permanent TOs are published. They are meant to assist personnel in performing their duties effectively and efficiently. These abbreviated TOs are not exclusive to equipment undergoing modifications but can also be used for simple maintenance tasks that are not covered in other TOs.Rate this question:
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How would you know a TO number is in the utility aircraft TO category?
- A.
The first group of numbers will contain the numeral 2
- B.
The second group of numbers will contain the numeral 2
- C.
The first group of numbers will contain the letter U
- D.
The second group of numbers will contain the letter U
Correct Answer
C. The first group of numbers will contain the letter UExplanation
The correct answer is "the first group of numbers will contain the letter U". This means that if a TO number starts with the letter U, it is categorized as a utility aircraft TO. The other options mentioned in the question, such as the numeral 2 or the letter U in the second group of numbers, do not determine the TO category of a utility aircraft.Rate this question:
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Group two of an aircraft TO number identifies the
- A.
Kind of TO
- B.
Individual TO
- C.
Aircraft basic mission
- D.
Aircraft series and model
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D. Aircraft series and modelExplanation
Group two of an aircraft TO number identifies the aircraft series and model. This means that the second group of numbers in the TO number is used to specify the specific series and model of the aircraft. This information is important for identification and classification purposes, as different series and models of aircraft may have different specifications, capabilities, and purposes.Rate this question:
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The "2" in group 3 of TO number 1U-2S-2-10 designates that the TO is a
- A.
Parts catalog
- B.
Flight manual
- C.
Work unit code manual
- D.
Maintenance instruction
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D. Maintenance instructionExplanation
The "2" in group 3 of TO number 1U-2S-2-10 designates that the TO is a maintenance instruction.Rate this question:
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- 48.
When the TO number has only three parts, group three identifies the
- A.
Individual TO
- B.
Aircraft series
- C.
Category of TO
- D.
Aircraft basic mission
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A. Individual TOExplanation
When the TO number has only three parts, the group three identifies the individual TO. This means that the third part of the TO number specifies a specific individual or unique identifier for a particular TO. It could be a specific aircraft series or a category of TO, or it could represent the aircraft's basic mission.Rate this question:
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- 49.
The fourth group of a TO number contains one or two parts identifying a
- A.
TO's particular system and purpose
- B.
Aircraft series and model
- C.
Aircraft subsystem
- D.
TO's category
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A. TO's particular system and purposeExplanation
The fourth group of a TO number contains one or two parts identifying the TO's particular system and purpose. This means that the fourth group provides information about the specific system or purpose that the TO is related to. It helps to categorize and identify the TO based on its intended use or the system it is associated with.Rate this question:
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If a page is found missing from a TO, it
- A.
Is still good and can be used
- B.
Is not valid and must be removed from service
- C.
Is still good as long as only one page is missing
- D.
Can be used if it is inspected by a quality assurance inspector
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B. Is not valid and must be removed from serviceExplanation
If a page is found missing from a TO (Technical Order), it is not valid and must be removed from service. This means that the missing page is essential for the proper functioning or operation of the equipment or system. Without the complete information provided by the missing page, the TO cannot be considered reliable or safe to use. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the TO from service until the missing page is found or replaced to ensure the equipment or system is operated correctly and safely.Rate this question:
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