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AIMD Flashcards

1
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Maintenance officer

A

Cdr Choate

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2
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Assistant maintenance officer

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Lcdr Snyder

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3
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Maintenance material control officer

A

Lcdr Ryan

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4
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Rates in AIMD

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AD, AE, AM, AO, AS, AT, AZ, PR

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5
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What rate can work in every work center

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AZ’s

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6
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IM-1 division

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Admin, QA(quality assurance), PC(production control), MATCON(material control)

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IM-2 division

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Aircraft Division (Airframes, Power plants, Paraloft)

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8
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IM-3 division

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Avionics and ordnance (CASS, Battery Shop, ATFLIR, Comm Nav, Micro/Miniature Repair, Aircraft Armament, Radar)

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IM-4 division

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Ground Support Equipment

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10
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3 levels of maintenance

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Organizational, Intermediate, Depot

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11
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2 types of maintenance

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Rework, Upkeep

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12
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O Level

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Day to day basis

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13
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I Level

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Enhance and sustain the combat readiness

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14
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D Level

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Performed at or by FRC to ensure continued flying integrity

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15
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Turnaround maintenance

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Good for 24 hours

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16
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Daily maintenance

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Valid for 72 hours

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17
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Special maintenance

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Scheduled

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18
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Conditional maintenance

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Unscheduled

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19
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Phase maintenance

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Divides total schedule maintenance into smaller packages

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20
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Acceptance maintenance

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Receiving aircraft or equipment

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21
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Transfer maintenance

A

Transfering aircraft or equipment

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22
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RCM

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Reliability centered maintenance

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23
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Purpose of RCM

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Ensures that assets continue to do what their users require

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24
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Difference between maintenance control and production control

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Maintenance control is at the O Level, Production control is at the I Level

25
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MMP

A

Monthly maintenance plan

26
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Purpose of MMP

A

Provide scheduled control of the predictable maintenance workload

27
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When is MMP prepared and distributed

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25th of each month for O Level and the 1st of each month for I Level

28
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QA

A

Quality assurance

29
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QAR

A

Quality assurance representative

30
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CDQAR

A

Collateral duty quality assurance representive

31
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CDI

A

Collateral duty inspector

32
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CTPL

A

Central technical publications library

33
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ACSP

A

Aircraft confined space program

34
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Purpose of ACSP

A

Ensures a safe environment is maintained when working on fuel cells and tanks

35
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NAMP

A

Naval aviation maintenance program

36
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What are the non “A” rates

A

PR. LS

37
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FOD

A

Foreign object damage

38
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TCP

A

Tool control program

39
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Purpose of TCP

A

Prevent tools from being FOD

40
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Purpose of Fuel Surveillance Program

A

Ensures that only clean fuels are used in aircraft and aircraft engines

41
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Purpose of Joint Oil Analysis Program

A

Determine pending failure of aircraft engines

42
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PMS

A

Planned maintenance system

43
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MRCs

A

Maintenance requirement card

44
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MIMs

A

Maintenance instruction manuals

45
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MAF

A

Maintenance action form

46
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WUC

A

Work unit code

47
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JCN

A

Job control number; 9 or 11 digit alphanumeric number; first 3 digits is the organization code, second 3 digits is the julian day of the year, last 3 digits is the serialized number

48
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Maintenance master chief petty officer

A

AFCM Baker

49
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Quality assurance officer

A

Lcdr Douvier

50
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Material control officer

A

First class or Chief

51
Q

Intake

A

Opening that allows outside air to enter the engine

52
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Compression

A

Compresses incoming air and delivers it to the combustion section

53
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Combustion

A

25% of the air is burned and remaining 75% cools the exhaust

54
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Turbine

A

Turns the compressor and rotors

55
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Exhaust

A

Byproduct of the thrust production process

56
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Turbojet engine

A

EA-6B prowler

57
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Turbo shaft engine

A

Helicopters

58
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Turboprop engine

A

E-2C and C-2 aircraft

59
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Turbofan engine

A

F/A-18

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