7.2.1 Care and Control of Tools Flashcards

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Q

What tools does a maintenance engineer use daily?

A

A maintenance engineer uses common hand tools, sockets, files, wrenches, spanners, pliers, pneumatic drills, riveting equipment, countersinks, and drill bits.

Specialist tools like torque wrenches and crimping tools are not included.

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What is essential for effective aircraft maintenance?

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The care of aircraft tools is essential for effective aircraft maintenance.

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What materials are most tools manufactured from?

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Most tools are manufactured from alloy steels, which are susceptible to corrosion.

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How can corrosion be prevented on tools?

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Corrosion can be prevented by using corrosion-resistant finishes and sealed mechanisms, along with regular cleaning and re-lubrication.

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5
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How should personal tools be maintained?

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Personal tools should be cleaned periodically and immediately after exposure to corrosive materials.

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What is the recommended method for cleaning personal tools?

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Basic cleaning can be done with a stiff brush or rag, and cleaning fluids can be used for grease and paint removal.

A suitable lubricant is recommended after cleaning.

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What should be done with tools not regularly used?

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Tools not regularly used should be cleaned and re-lubricated after every use or according to a schedule.

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Q

What should you do if in doubt about using a tool?

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If in doubt, never attempt to use a tool and ask for assistance from a colleague or the manufacturer.

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Q

How should metal covered work benches be maintained?

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Metal covered benches should be cleaned with an oiled rag, while plain wooden benches should be cleaned with a stiff brush.

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What maintenance is required for vices?

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Vices should be wiped with an oily rag, and the moving jaw should be lubricated. The jaw-insert screws and bolts should be checked and retightened as necessary.

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Q

What is required for drilling machines like pillar drills?

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Drilling machines should be cleaned, inspected, and lubricated regularly, with clamping screws slackened during lubrication.

A piece of hardwood should be on the drilling table to protect the machined face.

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How should grinding machines be maintained?

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Grinding machines must be kept clean and free from abrasive dust, with bearings lubricated regularly while preventing oil from contacting grinding wheels.

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What is essential for electric motors used in tools?

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Electric motors must be kept clean and free from dust, and regular maintenance by authorized personnel is essential.

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How should precision measuring instruments be stored?

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Precision measuring instruments should be stored in their own dedicated protective cases.

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What is the method of tool control in Part 145 companies?

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Part 145 companies must have a method of tool control, often with a dedicated Tooling Store and responsible personnel for maintenance and calibration.

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16
Q

What happens if a tool is found to be missing?

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If a tool is missing, the individual must inform the Supervisor, and a thorough search must be conducted.

17
Q

What is shadow foam used for?

A

Shadow foam is used for organizing tools in a toolbox, allowing quick identification of missing tools.

18
Q

What is the importance of a tooling list in Part 145 organizations?

A

A tooling list is maintained for recording and auditing purposes to ensure compliance with regulations.

19
Q

What should be done at the end of a shift regarding tools?

A

At the end of a shift, all tools must be collected and checked off against personal and tool stores registers.

20
Q

What is the process for returning tools to stores?

A

When returning tools, stores personnel should check their condition, mark the issue register, and place the tool in the assigned location.

21
Q

What should be done with unserviceable tools?

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Unserviceable tools must be sent for repair, and frequent repairs should be investigated for possible mishandling.