CDC 2S051 Volume 4 June 2011 By Dl

A spotter should help a driver back a vehicle into position for offloading. A spotter is someone who assists the driver by providing guidance and ensuring that the vehicle is positioned correctly and safely. They help the driver by directing them and communicating any obstacles or hazards that may be present. This ensures that the offloading process is done efficiently and without any accidents or damage to the vehicle or surrounding area.

A refrigerated storage chill space must be maintained between 32 and 50°F in order to keep the stored items at a safe and optimal temperature. This range ensures that the items are kept cold enough to prevent spoilage and bacterial growth, but not too cold to freeze or damage the items.

Drainage protects items placed in open storage from wet ground conditions by allowing water to flow away from the items, preventing them from getting wet. This can be achieved through the use of drains, gutters, or other systems that redirect water away from the storage area. Concrete, steel mats, and crushed stone may also offer some protection against wet ground conditions, but drainage is specifically designed to address this issue.

The receiving function representative must ensure that all containers are accounted for before accepting a shipment. This means that they need to check that all the containers that were supposed to be included in the shipment are actually present. This is important because if any containers are missing, it could indicate a problem with the shipment or potential loss of goods. By ensuring that all containers are accounted for, the representative can verify that the shipment is complete and ready to be accepted.

MICAP stands for "Mandatory Turn-In of Serviceable Material." This type of receipt must be processed before all others because it involves the mandatory return of serviceable material that is needed by another unit or organization. It takes priority over other types of receipts to ensure that critical items are available when needed.

Segregated, specialized holding areas are necessary for items such as hazardous materials or pilferable items for safety or security reasons. These items pose potential risks or can be easily stolen, so it is important to store them separately to prevent accidents, damage, or theft. By keeping them in designated areas, the risk of mishandling or unauthorized access is minimized, ensuring the safety and security of both the items and the people working with them.

The receiving in-checker does not need to check the warehouse location because it is already known and specified in the question. The other checks, such as NSN (National Stock Number), unit of issue, and quantity, are necessary for the receiving in-checker to verify and ensure the accuracy of the received items.

The receiving in-checker is responsible for inspecting items that are received to ensure their quality and integrity. If the receiving in-checker suspects that an item has been tampered with, they would send it to the material management inspector. The material management inspector has the expertise and knowledge to further investigate the suspected tampering and take appropriate action. The supplier, warehouse, and cargo movement representative are not specifically mentioned in relation to handling suspected tampered items.

The daily document register (D04) is used to clear the warehouse location suspense file. This register keeps track of all the documents that are processed on a daily basis, including those that are stored in the warehouse. By consulting the D04 register, the warehouse staff can identify which documents have been cleared and which ones are still pending, allowing them to update the warehouse location suspense file accordingly. This ensures that the file is kept up to date and accurate, helping to streamline warehouse operations.

Honeycombing refers to the practice of storing items in a way that causes a loss of storage space. This occurs when there are gaps or empty spaces between items, resulting in inefficient use of the available storage area. The term "honeycombing" is used because the storage area ends up resembling the hexagonal cells of a honeycomb, with unused spaces in between. This can be a problem in warehouses or storage facilities where maximizing storage capacity is important for cost efficiency.

The correct answer is "Improved and unimproved." This means that there are two types of open storage areas: those that have been enhanced or upgraded (improved) and those that have not been modified or developed (unimproved).

Containers often have markings or labels that indicate information about the materials they previously held. These markings may not be relevant or accurate for the current contents of the container. Therefore, it is necessary to obliterate or remove these markings to avoid confusion or misinterpretation. Saving them as historical data may not be useful or necessary, recycling the container may not address the issue of the markings, and ignoring them could lead to misunderstandings or mistakes.

The ERRCD for bench stock items must be "XB3" because each ERRCD represents a specific category or type of item. In this case, "XB3" likely represents bench stock items, which are materials or supplies that are kept readily available for immediate use in a work area. The other options, "XF3", "ND2", and "XD2", do not match the expected ERRCD for bench stock items.

When there is an overage receipt, it means that the quantity received is more than what was expected. In order to rectify this, the incorrect quantity should be circled on the receipt document, indicating that it is incorrect. The correct quantity should then be written above it, to accurately reflect the actual quantity received. This ensures that the discrepancy is properly documented and accounted for.

If the customer fails to cancel the due-out, it means that they did not take the necessary action to inform the organization that they no longer require the property. This indicates that the responsibility lies with the customer for not properly communicating their needs and preferences to the organization.

The issue exception codes 8, 9, or M identify health hazard items.

When the on-hand quantity reaches zero, it means that there are no more items available in stock. In this case, the due-in detail record, which keeps track of items that are expected to be received in the future, becomes irrelevant and can be deleted. Deleting the record helps to keep the inventory management system accurate and up to date.

Materiel management inspectors are authorized to determine the condition of property for the supply account. They are responsible for inspecting and evaluating the condition of materials, equipment, and supplies to ensure they meet the required standards and are fit for use. They have the expertise and knowledge to assess the condition of the property accurately and make informed decisions regarding its suitability for the supply account. In-checkers, storage personnel, and inventory personnel may be involved in the process of handling and storing the property, but it is the materiel management inspectors who have the authority to determine its condition.

When planning a warehouse layout, work areas must be kept to a minimum in order to increase storage space and utilization. Work areas include spaces where employees perform tasks such as packing, sorting, and organizing inventory. By minimizing the size of these areas, more space can be allocated for storage, allowing for a higher storage capacity and improved efficiency in utilizing the available space.

In a warehouse location, a single capital letter is used as the designator to identify the storage level. This means that each level of storage in the warehouse is assigned a unique capital letter to differentiate it from other levels. Using a single capital letter as the designator makes it easier to navigate and locate items within the warehouse, as it provides a clear and concise way to identify the storage level.

In order to effectively manage and distribute materials, a basic resource required is storage space. This is where the materials can be stored and organized, ensuring they are easily accessible when needed. Without sufficient storage space, it would be difficult to efficiently manage and distribute materials in a timely manner.

Acids and alkalis should be separated in storage because they are incompatible and can react with each other, potentially causing a dangerous and violent reaction. Mixing acids and alkalis can result in the release of toxic gases, heat generation, and even explosions. Therefore, it is important to store acids and alkalis separately to prevent any accidental mixing and ensure the safety of the storage area.

The correct answer is "right to left and front to rear." This means that the stockrooms in a warehouse are organized in a way where items are placed from right to left and from the front to the rear. This sequencing method allows for efficient inventory management and retrieval of items. By following this sequence, it becomes easier to locate and access products, ensuring smooth operations in the warehouse.

In the given warehouse location code "05C045F056D", the bin subdivision is identified by the letter "D". This means that within the larger location 05C045F056, there are further subdivisions within bin D.

When the record balance of a pilferable item does not match the recount quantity, an automatic adjustment is made. This adjustment is triggered when the dollar value of the adjustment is at least less than $100.

The correct answer is *. When deleting a warehouse location, the * symbol is entered in the "Warehouse Location Delete Flag" field. This symbol is commonly used as a wildcard or placeholder, indicating that any value can be entered in that field. Therefore, using * in this field signifies that the warehouse location is being deleted and no specific value needs to be entered.

The phrase "SERV BAL = 0" requires you to validate the serviceability of the property in the location. This means that the service balance is zero, indicating that there is no remaining service or maintenance available for the property at that location.

Type II shelf-life items should be scheduled for 15 to 45 days prior to the expiration date. This allows enough time for the items to be processed, checked, and potentially replaced if necessary before they reach their expiration date. Scheduling within this timeframe ensures that there is a buffer period to address any issues or delays that may arise during the processing and distribution of these items.

Serviceable / undamaged items is not a category of receipt discrepancies because it refers to items that are in good condition and can be used as intended. Receipt discrepancies typically involve issues such as incorrect quantities, missing or incorrect documentation, and misidentified items.

The major disadvantage in the use of unimproved open storage is the limited use of material handling equipment (MHE). This means that it is difficult to efficiently move and transport goods in and out of the storage area. This can lead to delays, inefficiencies, and potential damage to the goods being stored.

This scenario is an example of a warehouse refusal because the quantity in the location is not sufficient to fulfill the issue request. This means that the warehouse is refusing to provide the requested items due to insufficient stock.

AF-EMIS stands for Air Force Environmental Management Information System. It is the Air Force source for hazardous material data and pollution prevention information. This system provides a centralized database where Air Force personnel can access information regarding hazardous materials and pollution prevention measures. It allows for effective management and tracking of hazardous materials, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and promoting pollution prevention practices within the Air Force.

The responsibility to identify or verify the identity of a misidentified item lies with the inspector. Inspectors are typically trained and experienced in recognizing and verifying the correct identity of items. They are responsible for thoroughly examining and inspecting items to ensure that they are correctly identified and meet the required standards. This helps to prevent any misidentification or errors that could lead to potential issues or complications.

The using organization is responsible for the costs of disposing of hazardous wastes. This is because they are the ones who generated the waste in the first place and therefore have the primary responsibility for its proper disposal. The using organization is expected to follow regulations and guidelines for the safe handling and disposal of hazardous wastes, and they bear the financial burden of ensuring that the waste is disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.

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Color tape is used to mark the year of manufacture on an aircraft tire. This marking system allows for easy identification of the tire's age and helps with maintenance and replacement schedules. By using different colors for different years, it becomes simpler to track the age and lifespan of the tire, ensuring that they are replaced when necessary to maintain safety standards.

The correct answer is "+". In TEX code, the "+" symbol is used to process a recoverable item (XF/XD) FOB if the organization no longer requires the item and it is not on that organization's accountable record.

When deficiencies are noted during a scheduled warehouse surveillance, the inspector conducts a follow-up inspection within 10 days. This means that once the inspector identifies any issues or problems during the initial surveillance, they have a maximum of 10 days to revisit the warehouse and assess whether the necessary corrective actions have been taken. This follow-up inspection ensures that any deficiencies are addressed promptly and that the warehouse is in compliance with the required standards.

The storage activity should complete scheduled validations within 10 workdays of the start cycle inventory. This means that they have a maximum of 10 workdays to complete the necessary checks and verifications for the inventory. It is important for the storage activity to complete these validations within the specified timeframe to ensure accuracy and efficiency in managing the inventory.

Classified assets receive priority handling throughout the receiving process and are never left unattended because they contain sensitive and confidential information that needs to be protected. These assets may include classified documents, equipment, or materials that require strict security measures to prevent unauthorized access or theft. The handling and storage of classified assets are governed by specific protocols and procedures to ensure their security and integrity.

Cost is not a factor to consider when operating MMHS to ensure unsafe incidents are eliminated. While operational deficiencies, workload breakdown, and general layout are all important factors to consider in order to ensure safety, cost does not directly impact the elimination of unsafe incidents. Safety should always be the top priority, and decisions should be made based on what is necessary to maintain a safe environment, regardless of the cost.

The concept of two person handling minimizes the possibility of unauthorized or inadvertent acts degrading the nuclear security of a nuclear weapon system. This concept requires that any critical task involving a nuclear weapon system must be performed by at least two authorized individuals working together, ensuring that no single person has sole control or access to the system. This reduces the risk of any individual acting alone to compromise the security or integrity of the system.

The purpose of the AF Form 2032 is to update inspection data.

When additional help is needed to resolve supply discrepancy reports, they are forwarded to the MAJCOM (major command). The MAJCOM is responsible for overseeing and coordinating supply operations within a specific geographic area or function. They have the authority to provide the necessary assistance and resources to address any unresolved supply discrepancies.

The term "low hazard" suggests that the storage for pesticides, poisons, and certain batteries does not pose a significant risk or danger. This implies that these substances are not highly flammable, corrosive, or likely to cause harm. Therefore, a storage area with low hazard would be the most suitable option for these items.

When an item is under warranty or guarantee, it will be identified on the container. This means that the packaging or labeling of the item will clearly indicate that it is covered by a warranty or guarantee. This is important information for the consumer, as it provides assurance that any potential issues or defects with the item will be addressed by the manufacturer or seller. By having this information clearly displayed on the container, it allows the consumer to easily identify if the item is covered by a warranty or guarantee before making a purchase.

When researching a physical overage, you need to go back to the last inventory adjustment to determine the cause of the overage. The maximum number of months from the current date that you should go back is 12 months. This allows you to review the inventory adjustments made in the past year and identify any discrepancies or errors that may have led to the overage. Going back further than 12 months may not be necessary as it is unlikely that any adjustments made beyond that timeframe would have a direct impact on the current overage.

To access the receipt processing screen, you need to enter the system designator and the due-in document number on the receipt inquiry screen. These two pieces of information are necessary to identify and locate the specific receipt that needs to be processed.

The correct answer is "Inspector." An inspector is responsible for scheduling and carrying out a surveillance inspection program for all items in storage. This involves regularly inspecting the items to ensure they are in proper condition and meet the required standards. The inspector is tasked with identifying any issues or deficiencies and taking appropriate actions to address them. They play a crucial role in maintaining the quality and integrity of the items in storage.

The warehouse validation parameter input is prepared 1 day before the start of the warehouse validation.