Block 3 Final Exam Flashcards
Focus has shifted from eliminating error to preventing and:
-Removing it
-Managing it
-Discouraging it
Preventing and managing errors
What kind of records must be retained until the work performed is repeated, superseded or after one year
-Temporary
-Permanent
-Ancillary
-Historical
Temporary Records
The three types of human error are:
-Omission, Commission and Extraneous
-Minor, major and catastrophic
-Small, medium and large
Omission, Commission and Extraneous
One of the 4 consequences of human error is:
-Termination of employment
-Apocalyptic annihilation
-Personal injury
Personal injury
The acronym SHEL represents:
-Safety, Health, Environmental, Level
-Software, Hardware, Environment, Liveware
-Software, Hardware, Economy, Liveware
Software, Hardware, Environment, Liveware
The goal of SHEL is to determine what the problem is and:
-Where and why it exists
-To destroy it
-How to prevent it from reoccurring
Where and why it exists
These factors degrade people’s ability to perform effectively which could lead to maintenance errors:
-The dirty dozen
-The eight mistakes
-The eleven errors
The dirty dozen
Which of the following is one of the dirty dozen?
-Lack of knowledge
-Lack of desire
-Lack of efficiency
Lack of knowledge
Everyone agreeing and understanding the actions to be taken is an example of which factor?
-Complacency
-Teamwork
-Pressure
Teamwork
Positive aspects of human factor issues are known as:
-The great eight
-The super six
-The magnificent seven
The magnificent seven
FAA Form 337 is not authorized for use with other than U.S. registered aircraft.
-True
-False
True
If a condition causes a particular aircraft to fail to meet its airworthiness certification, the FAA can issue:
-AD
-TCDS
-SB
-SNAFU
AD
Any product, part, or material installed on a type certificate product must meet FAA airworthiness standards.
-True
-False
True
In which of the following publications can the datum of an aircraft be found?
-In the Illustrated Parts catalog
-In the overhaul manual for that aircraft
-In the TCDS for that aircraft
In the TCDS for that aircraft
Which part of the FAR’s governs the issuance of an Airworthiness Certificate?
-23
-21
-39
-65
21
If a mechanic wanted to find the technical description of an engine or propeller; they would look in?
-The respective TCDS for that product
-The pilot’s handbook
-The FAR’s covering that product
The respective TCDS for that product
A mechanic or the aircraft owner is responsible for checking the status of an AD whenever any maintenance is performed.
-True
-False
False
AD compliance records are required to be retained and then transferred when the aircraft is sold.
-True
-False
True
Which of the following is not approved data?
-AC 43.13-1B
-AC 43.13-2B
-STCs
-ADs
AC 43.13-1B and AC 43.13-2B
Which CFR provides information regarding the proper instrument range markings for certification in the normal category:
-Part 21
-Part 23
-Part 25
-Part 91
Part 23
Which part of an AD tells the mechanic what and when something needs to be done?
-The amendment number
-The applicability statement
-The compliance section
The compliance section
Who is responsible for determining that the aircraft continues to meet the requirements for its certification?
-The owner/operator
-Any mechanic holding an Inspection Authorization
-The primary mechanic for that aircraft
The owner/operator
Required placards for a particular aircraft can be found in:
-AC. 43.13-1B
-14 CFR Part 39
-The aircraft TCDS
-The amendment number
The aircraft TCDS
FAA form 337 is used to record and document:
-Special inspections
-Major and minor repairs, and major alterations
-Major repairs and major alterations
Major repairs and major alterations
Which of the following actions are required to be entered into the aircraft records?
-Compliance with SBs, ADs, and inspections
-Major repairs and major alterations to the airframe, engine, or prop
-Minor repairs and minor alterations to the airframe, engine, or prop
-Preventative maintenance by the pilot/operator
Compliance with SBs, ADs, and inspections;
Major repairs and major alterations to the airframe, engine, or prop;
Minor repairs and minor alterations to the airframe, engine, or prop;
Preventative maintenance by the pilot/operator
Which of the FARs list the minimum areas that need to be checked during any inspection program.
-14 CFR Part 65
-14 CFR Part 91
-14 CFR Part 43 Appendix D
14 CFR Part 43 Appendix D
What constitutes the approval for return to service only for the work performed
-Signature
-Mechanic Cert number
-Pilot Cert number
Signature
An aircraft can be flown to another base after an inspection program found discrepancies that need to be completed
-True
-False
True
A 100-hr record entry must be recorded in each of the logbooks (airframe, engine, propeller), if kept separately.
-True
-False
True
An annual inspection is only required to be entered into the airframe records.
-True
-False
True
Inspection records need to contain which of the following information according to 14 CFR Part 43.11.
-Date and type of inspection
-Brief description of the extent of the inspection
-Signature, kind of certificate and number of certificate
-Total times of the aircraft, engine, and propeller
Date and type of inspection;
Brief description of the extent of the inspection;
Signature, kind of certificate and number of certificate;
Total times of the aircraft, engine, and propeller;
An A&P rated mechanic can:
-Initiate an FAA form 337
-Sign FAA form 337 stating that the information on form is true and correct
-Sign the FAA form 337 approving the aircraft for return to service
Initiate an FAA form 337 and sign FAA form 337 stating that the information on form is true and correct
Who is responsible for making an entry in the aircraft records stating that an inspection program has been performed?
-The person performing the inspection program
-The owner/operator
-The pilot or any other FAA representative
The person performing the inspection program and the owner/operator
A discrepancy list is provided to the owner after inspection if discrepancies are not cleared, this list indicates?
-That the aircraft is unairworthy
-The aircraft is airworthy except for those items on the list
-The aircraft is airworthy and can be flown
The aircraft is airworthy except for those items on the list
Standard AN nut, sleeves & fittings are sized to fit tube O.D.; both are sized in 16ths of an inch indicated by dash #:
-True
-False
True
Rigid and flexible hoses are considered to have the same flow characteristics.
-True
-False
True
Why is flexible hose installed with a certain amount of slack?
-With pressure applied, the hose decreases length & decreases diameter
-When pressure is applied, the hose decreases length & expands diameter
-When pressure is applied to the hose, it increases in length and diameter
When pressure is applied, the hose decreases length & expands diameter
When a piece of metal tubing is installed in a bonded clamp, any paint or anodizing oxide film must be:
-Left in place to prevent corrosion
-Removed from the tube at the clamp’s location
-Removed from the tube at least two inches from each side of the clamp
Removed from the tube at the clamp’s location