1.
Training records are to be
Correct Answer
C. Retained for 3 years aft records are closed
Explanation
Training records are important for maintaining a record of the training activities conducted within an organization. These records serve as evidence of compliance with training requirements and can be used for future reference. Retaining these records for a specific period of time allows organizations to track the training history of their employees and ensure that they have met the necessary training standards. In this case, the correct answer states that training records should be retained for 3 years after they are closed. This means that once the training is completed and the records are finalized, they should be kept for an additional 3 years before they can be destroyed.
2.
The approving authority for the destruction o fcat C quality records is
Correct Answer
B. S4/CO ALS
Explanation
S4/CO ALS is the correct answer because they are the approving authority for the destruction of Cat C quality records.
3.
Which of the following is true:
i.Pencil entries are allowed in the F1400 for temp monitoring of forecasted schedules/tasking
ii.Pencil entries are allow in F1400 for temp tracking of detials of dues out
iii.Pencil entries are allow in F1400 for temp trademsn's signature
iv.All temp entries shall be erased when column completed using pen entries
Correct Answer
C. I,ii,iv
4.
Quality records are______________.
Correct Answer
D. All of above
Explanation
Quality records are documents or evidence that provide objective evidence of activities performed, results achieved, or compliance with requirements. They can include SAF 1400, vendor/manufacturer reports/documents, certificates of conformance, personal training and authorization records, and any other relevant documentation that demonstrates the quality of a product or process. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of above."
5.
SAF 1400 is to be___________.
Correct Answer
C. Retained for 7 years
Explanation
The correct answer is "retained for 7 years". This means that SAF 1400 should be kept for a period of 7 years.
6.
Which of the following is tru?
Correct Answer
D. Issue to all workcentre in ADOC excluding MACs
Explanation
The correct answer is "issue to all workcentre in ADOC excluding MACs." This means that the issue is applicable to all workcentres in ADOC, except for MACs. This suggests that the issue is specific to workcentres within a particular organization or system, and does not include MACs, which may refer to a different type of entity or device.
7.
Upon completion of job,_______________is to complete Part II of JI and return to OC MCF within 1 week.
Correct Answer
A. Flt OC/S3 of workcentre
Explanation
The correct answer is "Flt OC/S3 of workcentre." After completing the job, it is the responsibility of the Flt OC/S3 of workcentre to complete Part II of JI and return it to OC MCF within 1 week.
8.
Which if the following is true
Correct Answer
A. Work instruc to external agencies shall be thru Work Req Form(WRF)
Explanation
The given correct answer states that work instructions to external agencies should be done through the Work Req Form (WRF). This implies that the WRF is the appropriate method for communicating instructions to external agencies. It suggests that other options, such as issuing eJI to all agencies or issuing eJI to all ULC including MAC, are not the correct approaches for providing work instructions to external agencies. Additionally, it states that the WRF is issued by MAC, further emphasizing its importance in the process of communicating work instructions.
9.
Which of the floowing is false. In the event that all or part of eJI cannot be complied with
Correct Answer
A. The workcentre shall inform OC MCF after completion date
10.
Who is approving authority countersigning the task performed by OEMPs?
Correct Answer
C. Flt OC/BC
Explanation
The correct answer is Flt OC/BC. Flt OC/BC refers to Flight Operations Commander/Base Commander, who is responsible for approving and countersigning the task performed by OEMPs (Original Equipment Manufacturer's Personnel). This individual has the authority to review and verify the work carried out by OEMPs, ensuring its compliance with regulations and standards.
11.
For entries in Limitation & ADD Logs,
Correct Answer
A. Reservation/IV no/internal unit stores no with EDD are entered for the lack of spares
12.
With regards to filling of entries in F1400, which of the following practices are prohibited:
i. Removal of pages
ii. Pasting over or over-writing of entries to make corrections
iii. Use of correction fluid or erasure of entries
iv. use of red ink to cancel/annotate entries
v. signing on another tradesman behalf
Correct Answer
D. I,ii,iii,iv,v
Explanation
The correct answer is i,ii,iii,iv,v. All of the mentioned practices are prohibited when filling entries in F1400. Removal of pages, pasting over or over-writing of entries, use of correction fluid or erasure of entries, use of red ink to cancel/annotate entries, and signing on another tradesman's behalf are all not allowed. These practices can lead to inaccuracies or fraudulent activities in the entries, which is why they are prohibited.
13.
In 1400G, the counter signing of task is
i. done aft the spec task has been checked and commplete satisfactorily with no anomalies detected
ii. allowed for eqp specialist taht has authorised with HLB's waiver
iii. signed by any officer to after office hour
Correct Answer
B. Ii,iii
Explanation
The correct answer is ii,iii. This is because the counter signing of the task is allowed for the equipment specialist who has been authorized with HLB's waiver, and it can also be signed by any officer after office hours.
14.
As a min, the inspection of F1400 must cover the following areas:
i. accuracy of entries made and corresponding data captures in EMMIS
ii. all necessary tasks have been completed
iii. all closed jobs have been signed ogg and countersigned
iv. condition of F1400
v. accuracy of corresponding entreis made in ADD, Limitation and modification Logs
Correct Answer
A. All
Explanation
The inspection of F1400 must cover all the areas mentioned in the given list. These areas include checking the accuracy of entries made and corresponding data captures in EMMIS, ensuring that all necessary tasks have been completed, verifying that all closed jobs have been signed off and countersigned, assessing the condition of F1400, and checking the accuracy of corresponding entries made in ADD, Limitation, and Modification Logs.
15.
The ADD log shall be used to temp:
i. defer all retification action regards of op and safety impact
ii. defer compliance of scvg/STI or modification
iii. extend scheduled scvg
iv. extend replacement of life components
Correct Answer
C. Ii,iii,iv
Explanation
The ADD log is used to temporarily defer compliance of scvg/STI or modification, extend scheduled scvg, and extend replacement of life components. This means that items listed in the ADD log will not be acted upon immediately, but rather their compliance or replacement will be postponed for a certain period of time. This allows for prioritization of other actions that may have higher safety or operational impact.
16.
What is to be done to non-applicable columns in saf 1400
Correct Answer
B. Annotated with letters"NA"
Explanation
The non-applicable columns in SAF 1400 should be annotated with letters "NA". This means that instead of leaving the columns blank or using a dash "-", the preferred method is to clearly indicate that the column is not applicable by annotating it with the letters "NA".
17.
Reporting confidential FAIR/GAIRs, the reporting unit should report using_______________
Correct Answer
D. pHone,fax,email
Explanation
When reporting confidential FAIR/GAIRs, the reporting unit should report using phone, fax, and email. This means that they should utilize all three methods of communication to ensure the secure and timely transmission of the confidential information. By using all three channels, the reporting unit can maximize the chances of successfully delivering the information while maintaining confidentiality.
18.
Which of the following are classified as hazard
i. lack of suitable protective eqp
ii. poor eqp design
iii. discrepencies in application of aircraft working schedule
iv. hazard air traffic routes/procedures
v.hazardous positioning of ac on dispersal
vi. conditions conductive to foreign object damage
Correct Answer
A. I,ii,iii,iv,v,vi
Explanation
The correct answer is i,ii,iii,iv,v,vi. This answer includes all the options that are classified as hazards. These hazards include lack of suitable protective equipment, poor equipment design, discrepancies in the application of aircraft working schedule, hazardous air traffic routes/procedures, hazardous positioning of aircraft on dispersal, and conditions conducive to foreign object damage.