NAMP

Question 1

What does NAMP stand for?

Answer 1

Naval Aviation Maintenance Program

Question 2

What is the MOs job?

Answer 2

Maintenance officer – head of maint department, responsible to the CO, Coordinate the Air Wing Training Plan.

Question 3

What is the AMOs job?

Answer 3

Aircraft Maint Officer – assistant to MO, performs duties and keep MO informed, Coordinates TAD personnel, manages SE training and licensing programs.

Question 4

What is the MMCO job?

Answer 4

Maint/Material Control Officer – responsible for overall production and material support of the department. Coordinates and monitors workload, prepares and publishes NMP.

Question 5

What is the MMCPO job?

Answer 5

Maint MCPO – Senior enlisted advisor for maintenance dept. reports to MO and advises CO. directs all maintenance on day to day basis.

Question 6

What is the QAO job?

Answer 6

Ensure personnel perform QA functions receive continuous training in inspecting, testing, and quality control methods.

Question 7

What is the MCO job?

Answer 7

Material Control Officer – supply corps officers handle finances, material requisitions and so on

Question 8

What are the 3 levels of maintenance?

Answer 8

O-Level-performed by operating unit on day to day basis for its own ops. Mission maintain
aircraft and equipment in full mission capable status.
I-Level-enhance and sustain combat readiness and mission capabilities. Support at nearest
Location with lowest resource expenditure
D-Level-FRC sites to ensure continued flying integrity, performed on material with major
Overhaul or rebuilding parts. FRC supports O and I and provides Engineering assis

Question 9

What are the 2 types of maintenance?

Answer 9

Rework and Upkeep.

Question 10

What is Rework?

Answer 10

Restorative or additive work Performed at D-Level

Question 11

What is Upkeep?

Answer 11

Preventative, restorative, or additive work

Question 12

What is a turnaround inspection?

Answer 12

Between flights ensure integrity. Good for 24 hours, if no flight occurred or no maint was performed

Question 13

What is a Daily inspection?

Answer 13

Inspect for defects to greater depth, valid for 72 hours w/o flight or major maint, and plane can be flown for 24 hours before another daily needed.

Question 14

What is a Special inspection?

Answer 14

Scheduled inspection, interval other than daily or phase

Question 15

What is a Conditional inspection?

Answer 15

Unscheduled events result of a specific overlimit condition, or from event creates an admin require

Question 16

What is a Phase inspection?

Answer 16

Divides the total scheduled main requirements into smaller packages

Question 17

What is a Acceptance inspection?

Answer 17

Reporting custodian accepts a newly assigned a/c or SE and returns form SDLM or depot maint

Question 18

What is a Transfer inspection?

Answer 18

Reporting custodian transfers an a/c or SE

Question 19

What is RCM?

Answer 19

Reliability Centered Maintenance – ensure assets continue to do required in present operating context. Military adopted in mid 1970s.

Question 20

Define Management

Answer 20

The efficient attainment of objectives

Question 21

Define maintenance.

Answer 21

All actions taken to retain material in a serviceable condition or to restore it to serviceability.

Question 22

Define Maintenance management

Answer 22

The actions necessary to retain or restore material or equipment to serviceable condition with minimum expenditure of resources.

Question 23

What is the difference between maintenance control and production control?

Answer 23

The level of maintenance performed. Control is at O-level. Production at I-level.

Question 24

What is MMP?

Answer 24

Monthly Maintenance Plan – provide scheduled control of the predictable maintenance workload. Prepared and distributed by the 25th day of each month at O-Level and the !st at I-Level

Question 25

What is an Aircraft Logbook?

Answer 25

Hard bound record of equipment, inspections, scheduled removal items, and installed equipment

Question 26

What is the concept of QA?

Answer 26

Prevention of the occurrence of defects. (small group of highly skilled personnel)

Question 27

What is the principle of Prevention?

Answer 27

Necessary to preclude maintenance failure, it is about regulation events rather than being regulated by them.

Question 28

What are the different levels on QA inspectors?

Answer 28

QAR – Quality Assurance Rep – certify work involved has been personally inspected by them.
CDQAR – Collateral Duty QAR – assigned to production work centers, may be assigned on
temp or permanent basis.
CDI – Collateral Duty Inspector – assigned to production work centers, inspect all work . will
spot check all work in progress.

Question 29

What is CTPL?

Answer 29

Central Technical Publications Library – central source of up to date info, source of ref info

Question 30

What is the Maintenance Dept/Div safety job?

Answer 30

Assist in coordination of the total safety effort. Disseminate safety posters/lit, report all hazards, conduct safety meetings at least monthly,

Question 31

What is the Quality Assurance Audit Program

Answer 31

Assessment of the effectiveness of programs managed. Orderly method of identifying, investigating, and correcting deficiencies.

Question 32

what is CSEC?

Answer 32

A tool that provides a standardized objective measurement tool to conduct audits.

Question 33

What are the 3 types of audits?

Answer 33

Special – evaluate specific maintenance tasks. Copies held for one year
Workcenter – conducted semi-annually. All areas of workcenter evaluated.
Program audits – evaluates specific programs. Should be annually at minimum

Question 34

What is ACSP?

Answer 34

Aircraft Confined Space Program – objective to ensure a safe environment maintained