Chapter 2 Self Test Flashcards

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(207) 2. What is the main difference between a policy directive and policy memorandum?

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A memorandum is published in lieu of a directive when there is insufficient time to process one.

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(207) 1. A supplement cannot contain what type of information?

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Guidance that is less restrictive than the publication it is supplementing.

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(207) 3. What purposes does the information in an instruction serve?

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Direct action, ensure compliance, and/or give detailed procedures to standardize actions AF-wide.

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(207) 4. Who are operating instructions directive and mandatory for?

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All personnel in that unit/or subordinate units

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(207) 5. What rules apply when posting temporary visual aids?

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They should only be displayed 180 calendar days or less and this expiration date should be printed at the bottom.

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(207) 6. What type and category of publication is the “AFI 32-7086, Hazardous Materials Management”?

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Air Force (AF) Instruction (I); 32- Civil Engineering (CE) category

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  1. (207) If a publication you are looking for contains sensitive information that should not be disclosed to the general public, where could you obtain an electronic copy of it?
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Contact the Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR)

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(208) 1. What does an operations and maintenance technical order (O&M TO) cover?

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Installation, operation, troubleshooting, repairing, removing, calibrating, servicing, or handling of AF military systems and end items

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(208) 2. What is the main difference between O&M TOs and methods and procedures TOs?

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Methods and procedures TOs are not required to be available and used on the job site

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(208) 3. What information does a List of Applicable Publications index provide?

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You can find any TO applicable to a specific weapon system and its related items

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(208) 4. What are Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTOs) used for?

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Directing and providing instructions for modifications to a weapon system and to perform one-time inspections.

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(208) 5. How can you identify an immediate action TCTO?

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The words “IMMEDIATE ACTION” are printed in Red at the top center of the page and a series of red Xs are printed around the border of the first page

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(208) 6. What action must occur if an urgent TCTO is not complied with before its time limit?

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The equipment or item must be removed from service ntil the TCTO is accomplished on it.

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(208) 7. What must occur with a preliminary TO in order for it to become an O&M TO?

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It must have a validation-verification

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(208) 8. What sets the standard for how a TO will be numbered?

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The category

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(208) 9. What is command and response?

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One technician reads a step; the other does the step; and then verbally responds that the step was complied with

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(208) 10. What guidance is followed if the contents of a TO conflict with AFOSH standards?

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Go with whichever requirement is stricter

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(208) 11. How do you proceed if you find a TO is incorrect and you cannot perform the task correctly?

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Inform your supervisory personnel to obtain a TO waiver

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(209) 1. How does knowing when a TO was last changed help you?

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To ensure you have the most updated book

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(209) 2. Where would you check if you want to know when the last change was posted to a certain page in the TO?

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The List of Effective Pages

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(209) 3. Which section of the TO is often the most forgotten?

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Introduction

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(209) 4. When is the Safety Summary section of the TO reviewed?

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Before starting any maintenance task

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(209) 5.How will reading the description of the TO help you as a technician?

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It explains how the system operates and helps you obtain a better understanding of why the system may or may not be operating as designed.

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(209) 6. What chapter would a technician use to ensure they had the proper equipment for a procedure in a TO?

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Special tools and test equipment

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(209) 7. When can you use schematic diagrams for troubleshooting?

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When used with trouble analysis procedures

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(209) 8. How can you identify what has changed on a TO page?

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A straight, black line on the outside margin next to the paragraph(s) that changed

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(209) 9. What is an IPB?

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Illustrated parts breakdown- an illustration providing detailed parts breakdown of a piece of equipment or weapon system component.

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(209) 10. If you did not know the part number of a piece of required equipment, where would you begin your search in the IPB?

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Go to the IPB index TO and refer to the pictorial indexes and find the picture of the item.

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(210) 1. You do not submit an AFTO Form 22 to correct what errors?

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Typographical or printing errors that do not cause misinterpretation or would normally be corrected during scheduled reviews.

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(210) 2. What should QA do if a report is categorized incorrectly or if it is inaccurate?

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Downgrade the category or disapproves the recommendation when appropriate

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(210) 3. What must a technical content manager issue within 48 hours of receiving an emergency AFTO Form 22?

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Issues an interim TCTO or rapid action change within 48 hours (72 hours for work stoppage)

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(210) 4. When would typographical errors be corrected with an AFTO Form 22?

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Only if they cause a critical misinterpretation or affect the meaning of instructions that impede the mission

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(210) 5. What information is required in the narrative section of the AFTO Form 22?

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Brief summaries of the deficiency and recommended change

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(210) 6. Why would you need a copy of the AFTO Form 22 once all agencies have approved it?

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So you can use the IDEA program to your benefit

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(211) 1. CEM changes will not be made for what?

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To temporarily bypass system components or to change the content of a CEM master change log (MCL)

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(211) 2. What is required in the narrative of an AFGSC Form 272?

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A brief summary of the deficiency, recommended change, and reason for change

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(211) 3. What must first be obtained before a change can be used for interim use?

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Missile engineer squadron (MES) must first be contacted and a control number assigned by MES. The MXG/CC and base civil engineers must approve this.

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(211) 4. How will a change caused by an emergency AFGSC Form 272 come in?

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A civil engineering interim change (CEMIC) or a MCL

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(211) 5. Why should you keep the AFGSC 272-1, Improvement Report Reply?

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To be submitted into the IDEA program for a cash benefit

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(212) 1. What is an acceptance inspection?

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An inspection performed by the receiving organization to determine the condition of newly received equipment.

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(212) 2. What is a defect?

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Any problem or issue with a product where it does not perform as it is required.

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(212) 3. Which item must be segregated from other like components until an investigation by the production manager occurs?

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Exhibit

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(212) 4. Who must generate a deficiency report when a discrepancy is discovered?

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Originator

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(212) 5. What type of defect is a condition that is likely to result in failure?

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Major

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(212) 6. What type of deficiency cannot be corrected except through a design or specification change?

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Design deficiency

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(212) 7. What is a product quality deficiency?

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When a component or equipment item does not fulfill its expected purpose or service due to deficiencies in design, specifications, material, manufacturing process or workmanship.

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(212) 8. What deficiency report category is used when a defect, if uncorrected, would cause death, severe injury, or severe illness?

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Emergency

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(212) 9. What deficiency report category is used for deficiencies that might hinder the maintenance process, but not prevent job completion?

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Routine

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(213) 1. What does IMDS data translate into for commanders and managers?

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How many personnel are needed for the job, what high-failure parts are needed to keep on hand, and/or what systems are outdated and need upgrade.

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(213) 2. What IMD function allows you to enter new data or change existing data?

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Database updates

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(213) 3. What types of information retrieval does IMDS provide?

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Real-time and background

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(213) 4. What IMDS subsystem allows users to document, inquire, and retrieve informations on maintenance actions?

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Job data documentation (JDD)

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(213) 5. What are the three phases of the IMD Operational Events subsystem?

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Phase One (Mission Recording), Phase Two (Mission Accomplishment), Phase Three (Analysis Phase)

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(213) 6. What IMDS subsystem is commonly used to schedule shotgun qualification training?

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Training Management

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(213) 7. Who must review IMDS data entered on a daily basis?

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Workcenter supervisors

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(214) 1. Why are training components specifically identified in the DoD definition of NWRM?

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These items can be removed from the training environment and used in an actual nuclear weapon.

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(214) 2. What is the purpose of NWRM items used in targeting nuclear weapons?

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Identify specific targets, transfer target data to a guidance computer, or designate the intended flight plan to its target.

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(214) 3. Where can you verify the components you have are NWRM items?

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On a NWRM Sharepoint website

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(214) 4. What actions is Air Force Material Command (AFMC) responsible for?

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Life-cycle management of NWRM. AFMC takes part in design, acquisition, demilitarization, and disposal of NWRM items.

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(214) 5. How often are unit commanders required to review NWRM training completion statistics?

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Quarterly

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(214) 6. What information must be contained on a responsibility officer’s (RO) complete listing of all NWRM components within an organization?

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The location and condition status of all assets that are not currently installed in the weapon system.

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(214) 7. Why are two people required during the marking and packaging of NWRM items?

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One performs the packing and the other verifies the packing was done correctly.

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(214) 8. How are NWRM items segregated in storage?

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From other items and even further from each other by condition

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(214) 9. When must a complete NWRM inventory be conducted?

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Semiannually and anytime a new NWRMAO is appointed.

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(214) 10. When is the NWRM Fundamentals Course required for personnel who handle/use NWRM?

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Before performing duties and every 12 months thereafter until no longer performing NWRM duties.