AIMD Flashcards
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What is the purpose of SEAOPDET?
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Augment the ships AIMD to support the air wing
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What is the duty of AIMD?
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To support the air wing
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What does AIMD stand for?
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Aircraft intermediate maintenance dept
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Who is the MO?
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CDR Flores
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What are the MO’s alternate titles?
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AIMDO, FIXO, avionics maintenance officer
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Who assists the MO?
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AMO- LCDR Borden
MMCO- LCDR Mulhern
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What does MMCO stand for?
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Maintenance & material control officer
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Who comprises the “Triad”?
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MO, SUPPO, & CAGMO
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What is BFIMA?
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When the carrier acts as the primary maintenance facility for the battle group
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Who serves as the BFIMA officer?
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MO
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What does BFIMA stand for?
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Battle force intermediate maintenance activity
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What does JOAP stand for?
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Joint oil analysis program
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What does MEPP stand for?
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Mobile electric power plant
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What power does MEPP provide?
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115VAC
400Hz
28VDC
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What does ICRL stand for?
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Individual component repair list
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What is an IPB?
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Illustrated parts breakdown
Contains pictures and part numbers for all parts of the aircraft or equipment it is used for
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What does SMQ stand for?
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Special maintenance qualification
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What does SMQ allow?
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Access to different levels to NALCOMIS
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What does ABO stand for?
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Aviator breathing oxygen
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What does NALCOMIS stand for?
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Naval aviation logistics command management information system
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What is OPNAV 4790/60?
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MAF
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What does MAF stand for?
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Maintenance action form
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What is a MCN?
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Alpha/numeric code assigned by the system to track MAF’s
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What are the work centers in IM-1?
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Admin, QA, PC, MATCON
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What is the concept of QA?
To prevent the occurrence of defects
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What are the programs that QA manages?
CTPL, auditing, NAMDRP, SE misuse/abuse, ACSP, safety
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What is IM-2
Aircraft div
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What workcenters and rates work in IM-2?
Airframes ( AM ), paraloft ( PR ), power plants ( AD )
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What does the PR rate stand for?
Aircrew survival equipmentman
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What is IM-3 division?
Avionics/armament
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What are the workcenters and rates in IM-3?
Generated repair and battery, communication/navigation, navigation radar shop, FLIR shop, fire control radar shop, ECM shop, 2M & cable repair shop, flight control & instrument repair shop, METCAL, AAE, aircraft gun shop
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What does FLIR stand for?
Forward looking infra red
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What does ECM stand for?
Electronic counter measure
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What does 2M stand for?
Miniature and micro
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What does METCAL stand for?
Metrology and calibration
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What is the purpose of METCAL?
Central point of repair and calibration throughout ship
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What does AAE stand for?
Aircraft armament equipment
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What are the 2 types of AAE?
Bomb racks, missile launchers
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What are the 2 types of middle launchers?
Ejector and non-ejector
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What is the difference between ejector and non-ejector racks?
Ejector push weapon away from aircraft and non-ejector relies on gravity
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What is the purpose of AWSE?
Support handling, logistic movement, and loading of weapons
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What is IM-5 division?
Airspeed/CPI ( continued process improvement )
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What are the first 3 digits of a JCN?
Organizational code
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What are the second 3 digits of a JCN?
Julian date
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What are the third 3 digits of a JCN?
Serialized number
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What are the tenth and eleventh numbers of a JCN?
The suffix codes for SRA's ( shop replaceable assemblies )
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What is the TYPE MAINTENANCE code?
A one character alpha or numeric code used to describe the type of work being done
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What are the 3 levels of maintenance being done?
Organizational, intermediate, depot
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What does SDLM stand for?
Special depot level maintenance
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What does MMP stand for?
Monthly maintenance plan
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What does the MMP provide?
Schedule control of the predictable maintenance workload
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When is the MMP distributed?
The 25th of every month
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What does the MMP contain?
Training requirements, calibration due dates, special qualification holders, key personnel, program managers, PMS
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What is OPNAV 4790/108?
SE Misuse and abuse report
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What is COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2B?
The NAMP
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What does NAMP stand for?
Naval aviation maintenance program
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What is the objective of the NAMP?
To standardize operations at any naval aviation command
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What does CDQAR stand for?
Collateral duty quality assurance representative
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What does CTPL stand for?
Central technical publications library
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What does AMSU stand for?
Aeronautical material screening unit
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What does MATCON stand for?
Material control
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What does ERT stand for?
Emergency reclamation team
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What is the objective of the tool control program?
Provide rapid accounting of all tools after completing maintenance tasks, thus reducing FOD potential
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What does FOD stand for?
Foreign object damage
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What does the aircraft logbook contain?
The history of the aircraft
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Who is authorized to sign aircraft logbooks?
Anyone designated by the CO in writing
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What does AESR stand for?
Aeronautical equipment service record
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What is the purpose of ASPA?
To extend the service life of the aircraft for 12 Months
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What are the sections of the aircraft logbook?
Inspections and repair, rework, technical directives, misc history, non aging record
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What is the difference between scheduled and unscheduled maintenance?
Scheduled is periodic and unscheduled is found during operations
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How long is a turnaround inspection good for?
24hrs
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When is a turnaround inspection performed?
Every 24hrsvor in between flights
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How long is a daily inspection good for?
72hrs
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What does the first 24 hrs of a daily inspection begin?
With the first launch
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When is an acceptable maintenance inspection performed?
When receiving newly assigned aircraft
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What can cause an unconditional inspection?
Lightning strike, bird strike or hard landing
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Who is authorized to release aircraft safe for flight?
MO, MMCO, MCO, or anyone designated by the CO in writing
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What are the basic stages in a engine?
Intake, compression, combustion, turbine, exhaust
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Where can basic engine test facility procedures be found?
Engine MIM ( maintenance instruction manual ) and pre-op MRC's
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What are ALSS ( aviation life support systems )?
Seat pans, LOX converters, life rafts, oxygen regulators, parachutes
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What are the components of landing gear?
Shocks and struts, tires, side struts and supports, wheel and brake assembly, retracting and extending mechanism
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What division in supply is in AIMD?
S-6 aviation supply
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What type of aircraft use turbo shafts?
Helo's
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What are mobile air start systems known as?
Huffers
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What are huffers used for?
To "air start" aircraft engines
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What is a spotting dolly used for?
To move aircraft
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What document does AMSU use to screen repair capability of squadron gear in AIMD?
ICRL ( individual component repair list )
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What does and afterburner provide?
Added thrust by adding additional fuel to the exhaust
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What is the Tilley' purpose?
To remove aircraft wreckage and debris from the flight deck
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What is phase 1 of obtaining an equipment operators license?
Formal classroom training
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What is phase 2 of obtaining an equipment operators license?
Required reading, OJT, and a practical and written test
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What are the principles of airspeed?
Reduce total ownership cost, manage aviation maintenance practices to maximize aircraft availability, identify and reduce non-value added process steps ( waste ), manage inventory and investments ( parts, equipment, and facilities ), manage and reduce the variability in processes, create a culture of CPI
