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AIMD Flashcards

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How Many divisions are apart of AIMD and what are they?

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IM-1: Production Control, Quality Assurance, Maintenance Administration

IM-2: Jet Shop, Paraloft, Hydraulic Shop, Airframes

IM-3: Avionics, Armament

IM-4: General Support Equipment

IM-5: 3M, DC

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What does AIMD stand for?

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Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Division

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IM-1

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Production Control, Quality Assurance, Maintenance Administration

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IM-2

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Jet Shop, Paraloft, Hydraulic Shop, Airframes

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IM-3

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Avionics, Armament

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IM-4

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General Support Equipment

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IM-5

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3M, DC

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Maintenance Officer (MO/FIXO)

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CDR Morgan

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Assistant Maintenance Officer (AMO)

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LCDR Reid

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Maintenance Material Control Officer (MMCO)

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LCDR Cullum

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Maintenance Master Chief Petty Officer (MMCPO)

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AVCM Tuck

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What is production control and what division is it part of?

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Production control strives to process items received to keep all non-mission capable and partial mission capable parts processed and returned to the respective command or supply department in a timely fashion. It is a part of the IM-1 division.

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What does JASU stand for?

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Joint Aeronautical Screening Unit

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What is the meaning of Quality Assurance and what division does it belong to?

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Quality Assurance is the prevention of the occurrence of defects (by prevention, knowledge, and special skills). QA belongs to the IM-1 Division.

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What does QAR stand for?

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Quality Assurance Representative

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What does CDQAR stand for?

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Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative

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What does CDI stand for?

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Collateral Duty Inspector (Responsible to the QAO).

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What is the term “SMQ”?

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Special Maintenance Qualification (A level of access an individual has access to).

18
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What does CTPL stand for?

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Central Technical Publication Library

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What does DRTPL stand for?

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Dispersed Technical Publication Library

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What is SE Misuse and Abuse?

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Improper use of support equipment.

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What is SE?

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Support Equipment

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What does the NAMP stand for?

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Naval Aviation Maintenance Program

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What are the three levels of aviation. Maintenance?

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“O” - Organizational: Maintenance performed on aircraft in support of it’s own operation (Squadrons)

“I” - Intermediate: Maintenance performed be designated maintenance activities in support of using organizations (AIMD)

“D” - Depot: Maintenance performed at Naval Aviation industrial establishments to perform what is commonly referred to as “overhaul”

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“O” - Organizational Maintenance

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Maintenance performed on aircraft in support of it’s own operation (Squadrons)

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“I” - Intermediate Maintenance

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Maintenance performed be designated maintenance activities in support of using organizations (AIMD)

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“D” - Depot Maintenance

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Maintenance performed at Naval aviation Industrial establishments to perform what is commonly referred to as “Overhaul”

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What does IPB stand for?

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Illustrated Parts Breakdown

28
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What does BFIMA stand for?

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Battle Force Intermediate Maintenance Activity

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What does FOD stand for?

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Foreign Object Damage

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What is the primary objective of the Tool Program for AIMD?

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It provides a means to rapidly account for all tools after completing a maintenance task. The point is to reduce the potential for FOD. (BOSATAF, EOSATAF, perform sight inventory before starting, in-work, and completing a maintenance task)

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What does ALSS stand for?

A

Aviation Life Support System

32
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What does ESD stand for?

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Electro-Static Discharge

33
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Explain the purpose of the Monthly Maintenance Plan.

A

The MMP provides a schedule of predictable maintenance work. It is prepared and distributed by the 25th of each month. It is used by supervisors to be aware of upcoming requirements. It includes the following minimum information; flight hours, dates of scheduled inspections, training, qualifications, chain-of-command, calibration schedules, Technical Directive Compliance Dates, ect.

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Discuss the importance of the Electro-Static Discharge Program.

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ESD is the transfer of an electrostatic charge between objects at different potentials caused by direct contact or induced by an electrostatic field. The ESD program provides protected areas for material, equipment, and procedures required to control and minimize electrostatic discharges. ESD protected areas are required when handling ESD sensitive parts, assemblies, and equipment outside of their ESD protective covering or packaging.

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Explain the purpose of the Aviation life Support System (ALSS) rotatable pools.

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ALSS items, by their nature, require specialized storage and maintenance requirements. Items placed in the ALSS pool cannot be exposed to the same temperature and humidity factors as other aircraft pool items. Additionally, these items must always be ready for use when they’re drawn and issued to an aviator. This pool allows the aircrew survival equipment technicians to ensure the highest possible integrity is maintained over these items.

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Discuss the purpose of the Sea Operational Detachment (SeaOpDet).

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SeaOpDet personnel are skilled technicians that are assigned to Sea Duty and assigned to deploy with designated carriers in support of the air wing. They work in the AIMDs at their home bases. (i.e. AIMD Whidby Island, JAX, Oceana) until required by the assigned carrier.

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State the basic function of intermediate maintenance activities (afloat).

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It is to support the embarked airwing. This includes SE training, repair of inducted aircraft components, special inspections, and technician assistance on aircraft discrepancies.

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Discuss the purpose of the Navy Metrology and Calibration Program (METCAL).

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Consisting of numerous ratings the “Cal Lab” is the central point of repair for all test equipment, calibrated tools, and gauges used throughout the ship. Metrology insures accuracy standards of a higher level.

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Discuss the importance of the Support Equipment (SE) Training and Licensing Program.

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Ensures that persons using ground support equipment items are properly trained prior to turning them loose on the world. General requirements for licensing include formal classroom instruction, OJT, a written exam, and an interview by the QAO or the MO.

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Discuss the all-hands responsibility of the SE Misuse and Abuse program.

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It is the responsibility of all hands to ensure the SE is utilized properly. Anyone witnessing the misuse of support equipment is expected to submit an SE misuse/abuse report.

Air Warfare (5 decks)

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