AIMD Flashcards
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What does the “AD” rate stand for
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Aviation Machinist Mate
2
Q
What does the AE rate stand for
A
Aviation Electricians mate
3
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What does the AM rate stand for
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Aviation structural mechanic
4
Q
What does AIMD stand for
A
Aircraft intermediate Maintenance Department
5
Q
What is the AO rate
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Aviation ordinance men
6
Q
What is the AS rate short for
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Aviation support equipment short for
7
Q
What is AZ short for
A
Aviation maintenance
8
Q
What is PR short for
A
Aircrew survival equipment man
9
Q
What is LS short for
A
Logistics specialist
10
Q
What is the AIMD bible
A
Naval Aviation Maintenance Program
NAMP
11
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Who is the MO
A
LCDR McArthur
12
Q
Who is the AMO
A
LT Marino
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What is the AMO’s job
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Primary roll is training
He also assists the MO
14
Q
Who is the MMCO
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CWO3 pickle
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What is the MMCO’s job
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He ensures all work centers have the materials needed for the job
And establishes job priorities
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Who is the MMCPO
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ATCS Collett
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What is the MMCPO’s job
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To ensure that the department is accomplishing the mission or job
18
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IM1 consists of what shops
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- admin
- QA
- PC
- material control (matcon)
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What is PC
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Production Control
Intermediate level
We’re all actions are taken to retain material in a serviceable condition or to restore it to a serviceable condition
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What is matcon
A
Material control
Organizational/ squadron level
Liaison to supply and squadron
21
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Define QA
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To prevent the occurrence of defects
How?
Prevention, knowledge, special skills
22
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What is QAR
A
Quality assurance representative
They are TAD and assigned to a work center
They inspect the maintenance preformed by other to ensure it is done properly
23
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What is a CDQAR
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Collateral duty quality assurance representative
Assigned to the job of QAR when there is a shortage of them
24
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Which rates work in IM1
A
LS
And AZ
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What does AMMRL stand for
Aircraft maintenance material readiness list
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What rates work in QA and what programs do they manage
All rates
They manage the central publications library ( CTPL )
And the maintenance dept and division safety
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What does the At rate stand for
Aviation electronics technician
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What is the MO's job
Overall responsible for the departments completion of the mission
Ensures quality of work is done safely
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Who is the QAO
ATCS Collett
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What is a CDI
Collateral duty inspector
Assigned within there own work center to conduct QA inspections
CDI's are not allowed to inspect they're own work
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What does AMMRL stand for
Aviation maintenance material readiness list
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What is CTPL
Center also technical publications library
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What does IM2 consist of?
Air frames
Life support systems
Power plant
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Who is the IM2 divo
ADC orbita
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Which rates work in IM2
AD
AM
PR
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What do ADs do In IM2
Work on aircraft engines
Fuel surveillance: inspects fuel quality
Manages the NOAP
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What does NOAP stand for
Navy oil analysis program
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What do ADs do in IM2
Work on wheels, tires and hydraulics
Manage the wheel & tire program
Hydraulic contamination control
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What do PRs do in IM2
Air crew survival equipment
Manages ALSS
Manage ABO
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What does ALSS stand for
Aviation life support system
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What does ABO stand for
Aviators breathing oxygen
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What does IM3 consist of
Avionics
Electronics (2m shop)
CAL LAB
Ordinance repair
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Which rates work in the CAL LAB
All SMEs
AT-AE-ET
GSM-MM-FC
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Which rates work in IM3
AO
AE
AT
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What do ATs do in IM3
Work on electrical systems (consoles)
Manage ESD
Avionics: small electronics parts
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What is ESD
Electro static program
Prevent ESD from occurring during maintenance that may damage equipment
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What do AEs do in IM3
Electrical wiring and generators
Battery systems
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What do AOs do I'm IM3
Put ordnance on aircraft
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What does IM4 consist of
GSE: ground support equipment
MHE: material handling equipment
I.E. Forklifts
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What rates work in IM4
AS
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What do ASs do for IM4
Deal with all support equipment
Manage the safety and licensing program
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What are the three kinds of QA audits
Special
Work centers: semi-annual
Programs: annual
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What is a QA special audit
Whenever circumstances warrant
Missing tool or improper paperwork
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What is a QA work center audit
Semi-annual
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What is a QA programs audit
Annual
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What are the three levels of aviation maintenance
Organizational / squadron
Intermediate / AIMD
Depot / contractors
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What are the 7 types of inspection
Daily
Turnover
Special
Conditional
Phase
Acceptance
Transfer
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What is a daily inspection
Valid for 72 hrs unless the aircraft has flown then it is only valid for 24 hrs
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What is a turnaround inspection
Conducted between flights valid for 24 hours
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What is a special inspection
A scheduled inspection with a prescribed interval of time or events
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What is a conditional inspection
Conducted as a result of a condition or event
I.e. Hard landing
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What is a phase inspection
Series of related inspections broken in to small work loads
Specific hourly intervals
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What is an acceptance inspection
An inspection conducted when accepting custody of an aircraft
Verifying if it is in good working condition
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What is a transfer inspection
Conducted upon transferring custody of an aircraft
65
What are the 5 components of a basic aircraft hydraulic system
*RPTSA*
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Reservoir
Pump
Tubing
Selector valve
Actuating unit
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What is the purpose of the reservoir
Holds a supply of hydraulic fluid
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What is the purpose of the pump
Provides flow of fluid
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What is the purpose of the selector valve
To direct the flow of fluid
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What is the purpose of the actuating unit
To convert fluid pressure into useful work
70
What are the 5 main components of the landing gear
Shock strut assembly
Tires
Wheel break assembly
Retracting/extending mechanism
Side struts and supports
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What are the 5 basic sections of the jet engine
Intake
Compressor
Combustion chamber
Turbine
Exhaust
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What are the Four types of engine systems
Turbo fan
Turbo shaft
Turbo jet
Turbo prop
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What is the A/S 32-P25
Fire fighting truck
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What does the fire fighting truck hold and how many personnel does it need to operate
3 personnel
720 gallons fresh water
60 gallons of AFFF
3 halon bottles
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What is the A/S 32A-31B
Tow tractor
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What is the A/S 32A-32
Spotting dollies
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What is the A/S 32A-36A
Amphibious assault crash crane
Tily
Weight 91,000 LBS
Can lift 70,000 LBS
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What is the A/S 37A-3
MEPP
Mobile equipment power plant
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What does the MEPP do
Provides 115VAC and 28VDC
| For aircrafts service and maintenance
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What is the MDU-200NAV
Mobile air start systems / gas turbine compressor
Rotates the turbines
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What does MMP stand for
Monthly maintenance program
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What does the MMP consist of
Scheduled maintenance
Training
Calibration
QAR's
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What are the MIM'd and their purpose
Maintenance instruction manuals
Used for working on aircraft
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What is the difference between a special audit and quarterly audit
Special audits are for work centers that have a problem
Quarterly audits are regularly scheduled audits preformed on all work centers
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What is the purpose of TCP
It is the tool control program and it helps tools from becoming FOD
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What is the FOD program
Foreign object damage
Takes in to account that anything can become FOD
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What is NALCOMIS
Naval aviation logistics management information system
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What does NALCOMIS produce
MAF's
Maintenance action forms
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What 5 things are on a MAF
Description of the problem
Corrective action
Parts used
Maintenance personnel
Person who inspected it
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What is NDI and its purpose
Non destructive testing
To check for cracks and defects on an aircraft without damaging it
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What does WUC stand for
Work unit code
A 7 digit alphanumeric number
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What does JCN stand for
Job control number
A 9-11 digit alphanumeric number
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What does MCN stand for
Maintenance control number
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What does MRC stand for
Maintenance readiness code
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What does SMQ stand for
Special maintenance qualification
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Describe lift
A force that acts, in an upward direction, to support aircraft in the air
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Describe drag
The force that tends to hold an aircraft back.
Drag resists motion
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Describe thrust
The force developed by the aircrafts engine in a forward motion
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Longitudinal axis
Controlled by Ailerons
An imaginary line running through the center of the aircraft between the tail and nose
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Lateral axis
An imaginary line running through the aircraft parallel with the wings
Controlled by elevators
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Vertical axis
An imaginary reference line running from top to bottom of the aircraft.
The movement associated with this axis is yaw
Controlled by the rudder
102
Describe a flap
Gives the aircraft extra lift.
| The purpose is to reduce the landing speed therefore shortening the landing distance
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Describe a spoiler
Used to decrease wing lift however the specific design, function and use vary with different aircraft
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What are speed breaks
Hinged or moveable control surfaces used for reducing the speed of the aircraft
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What are slats
Movable control led surfaces attached to the leading edge of the wing. Used at low speeds to improve the handling of the aircraft
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What is a WO
Work order
A two character code that describes the maintanence being done
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What are some common types of WO
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DM
TS
CM
AD
FO
CL
CF
SX
SC
TD
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What is a DM work order
Discrepancy maintenance
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What is a TS work order
Troubleshooting
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What is a CM work order
Cannibalization maintenance
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What is a AD work order
Assist maintenance
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What is a FO work order
Facilitate other maintenance
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What is a CL work order
Conditional fix maintenance
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What is a SX work order
Special instruction, one work center
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What is a SC work order
Special instruction control
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What is a TD work order
Technical directive
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Who is the IM1 divo
ATCS Collett
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Who is the QAO
AMC Rolon
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Who is the IM2 divo
ADC orbita
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Who is the IM3 divo
AT1 McMillian
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Who is the IM4 DIVO
ASCM Mejorada
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Who is the AMO
LT Marino
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Who is the DLCPO
AVCM McGill
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What programs dose QA manage
CANSAS
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CTPL
AUDITS
Namdrp
Safety
ACSP aviation confined space program
Support equipment misuse and abuse
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