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118 NAMP Fundamentals Flashcards

1
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State the Objective of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP)

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Promotes standardization throughout squadrons for maintenance procedures. Like a NATOPS for maintenance.

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Describe the Organizational level of aviation maintenance

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Maintenance that can be performed within the squadron itself

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Describe the Intermediate level of aviation maintenance

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Maintenance that is beyond the squadron’s assets must be sent to FRC

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Describe the Depot level of aviation maintenance

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Maintenance that must be sent to the original manufacturer for repair or replacement

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State the basic responsibilities of Maintenance/Production Control

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“maintain full mission capable aircraft”

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Discuss the purpose of a Daily Inspection

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To inspect greater then turnarounds. Good for 72 hours provided no flight occurs, 24 hours once flown.

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Discuss the purpose of a Turnaround Inspection

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Done between flights or after maintenance, good for 24 hours provided no flight has or maintenance has occurred

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Discuss the purpose of a Special Inspection

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Maintenance scheduled at prescribed intervals. ex. Calendar or phase, flight/operating hours, number of cycles/events

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Discuss the purpose of a Conditional Inspection

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Un-scheduled maintenance (hard landing, bird strike, etc.)

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Discuss the purpose of a Phase/ISIS Inspection

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maintenance requirements divided into smaller packages, cover specific sections of the aircraft ex. Main/tail rotor rigging

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Discuss the purpose of an Acceptance Inspection

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Inspection when receiving aircraft for the very first time ever, either from another command or usually from the manufacturer

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Discuss the purpose of a Transfer Inspection

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Inspection when transferring the aircraft to another command

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Discuss the purpose of a PDM Inspection

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Programmed Depot Maintenance- require skills, equipment or facilities not normally possessed by operating locations

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State the purpose of the Functional Check Flight (FCF)

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Check repairs that cannot be checked on the ground

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State the purpose of the Aircraft Discrepancy Book (ADB)

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located in NALCOMIS; contains maintenance history, current gripes, MRC’s, etc.

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State the purpose of the Aircraft Log Book

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Records the aircraft’s flight hours, as well as various other records

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State who is authorized to release an aircraft safe for flight

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personnel designated in writing by the CO

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Discuss the Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC’s)

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Contains instructions necessary to perform scheduled maintenance tasks

19
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Discuss the Periodic Maintenance Information Cards (PMIC’s)

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includes MRC’s, structural life limits, etc.

20
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Define IPB as applied to aviation maintenance

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Illustrated Parts Breakdown is a poster-like document of a part that is broken down as far as it can be broken down. Every tiny little piece is listed and shown in an illustrated picture

21
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Define MIMs as applied to aviation maintenance

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Maintenance Instruction Manual- Defines exactly how to perform maintenance on specific aircraft

22
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Define the concept of Quality Assurance (QA)

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“prevention of the occurrence of defects”

23
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Explain the responsibilities of the QAR

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Quality Assurance Representative (considered direct representatives of CO for ensuring safety of flight)

24
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Explain the responsibilities of the CDQAR

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Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative (QA is not their full-time job)

25
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Explain the responsibilities of the CDI

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Collateral Duty Inspector (inspects the work before it goes to QA)

26
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Discuss the elements of a successful FOD Program

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Foreign Object Damage-establishes policy, responsibilites and requirements to prevent damage to aircraft, engines, and other aeronautical equipment; also provide uniform FOD reporting

27
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State the primary objective of the Tool Control Program

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enhancement of safety by eliminating accidents and equipment damage attributed to uncontrolled tools and minimizing tool replacement costs

28
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Explain the procedures for broken/missing tools

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notify Maintenance Control, perform a thorough search or the work area

29
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Discuss the Fuel Surveillance Program

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Prevents contaminated fuel from entering the aircraft

30
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Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Maintenance

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process maintenance related data

31
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Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Flight

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process flight related data

32
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Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Personnel

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(reserved for future use)

33
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Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Reports

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select and produce reports

34
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Explain and demonstrate the procedures for initiation of a MAF as applied to NALCOMIS documentation for Aircraft

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Log into NALCOMIS and initiate a discrepancy

35
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Explain and demonstrate the procedures for initiation of a MAF as applied to NALCOMIS documentation for Flight Equipment

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Log into NALCOMIS and instead of clicking on the Aircraft button, click the Flight Equipment button

36
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What is a SMQ?

A

Special Maintenance Qualification (THE JUICE!)

37
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Discuss the security considerations that apply to an individual’s NALCOMIS login and password

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Keep it private

38
Q

State the function and responsibilities of Material Control

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acquire necessary supplies and parts

39
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Discuss the Flight Operations Fund as part of the Operational Target (OPTAR) funding

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Pretty much everything you would use to keep an aircraft flying, such as fuel, parts, etc.

40
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Discuss the Aviation Fleet Maintenance (AFM) Fund as part of the Operational Target (OPTAR) funding

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Anything not included in the Flight Ops Fund (per diem, hotels, cars, etc.)

41
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State the purpose of the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (DD Form 200)

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assess financial charges incurred from lost government property

42
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State the purpose of the Missing/Lost/Stolen Report

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Don’t know when or where the item was lost or stolen

43
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Discuss the contents of the Flight Packet

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Government Credit Card , foreign language help chard, Julian Date calendar conversion chart

44
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What are the programs of QA

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CANASS
CTPL (Central Technical Publications Library)
Audit
NAMDRiP (Naval Aviation Maintenance Discrepancy Reporting Program)
Aircraft Confined Spaces
S.E. Misuse and Abuse
Safety

FRAC NAWS 2017 (19 decks)

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