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p1b10 Flashcards

1
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what is the objective of the name?

A

improve aviation material readiness and safety standards

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2
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who is in charge of the namp

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cno

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3
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responsibilities of the maintenance officer in a maintenance department

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manages the department and responsible to the co

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4
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responsibilities of the assistant maintenance officer in a maintenance department

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assistant head

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5
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responsibilities of the maintenance/material control officer in a maintenance department

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responsible for overall production and material support of the department

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6
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responsibilities of the maintenance master chief petty officer in a maintenance department

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senior enlisted advisor for the maintenance department

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7
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responsibilities of the quality assurance officer in a maintenance department

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ensure personnel assigned to perform qa functions receive training to their area of assignment

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8
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responsibilities of the material control officer in a maintenance department

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handling of finances and material requisition

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9
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state the basic responsibilities of maintenance/production control

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make sure workflow is moving and priorities are getting done

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10
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what are the three levels of maintenance

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  • o-level
  • I-level
  • d-level
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o-level

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maintain assigned aircraft and aeronautical equipment in a full mission capable status

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12
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I-level

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enhance and sustain the combat readiness and mission capability

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d-level

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ensure continued flying integrity of airframes and flight systems during subsequent operational service periods

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14
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2 types of maintenance described in the namp

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  • rework

- upkeep

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15
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upkeep maintenance

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preventive, restorative, or additive work performed on aircraft by operating units

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16
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types of upkeep maintenance inspections

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  • turnaround
  • daily
  • special
  • conditional
  • phase
  • acceptance
  • transfer
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17
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RCM

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ensure assets continue to do what users require

18
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ASPA

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rework maintenance

19
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PMI

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rework maintenance

20
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state the purpose of the fcf

A

determine if airframe and equipment are functioning in accordance with predetermined standards

21
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define management

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denote central executive direction and control of work by an individual organization

22
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define maintenance

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function of retaining material in a serviceable condition

23
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define maintenance management

A

process of planning, organizing and controlling resources required for performing equipment maintenance

24
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safe for flight

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material condition of an aircraft which permits it to be launched

25
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mmp

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provide scheduled control of the predictable maintenance workload

26
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aircraft logbook

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service record maintained for each aircraft

27
Q

state who is authorized to release aircraft safe for flight

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maintenance officer, material maintenance control officer, or maintenance control officer

28
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what is the concept of qa

A

prevention of the occurrence of defects

29
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qar

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personnel assigned to qa

30
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cdqar

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function in the same capacity as qars and must meet the same qualifications

31
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cdi

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assigned to production work centers and inspect all work and comply with the required qa inspections

32
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programs by qa are

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  • confined spaces
  • namdrp
  • se misuse and abuse
  • ctpl
  • maintenance safety
  • audits
33
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discuss the elements of a successful fod program

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identifies, corrects, and eliminates casual factors which are a command responsibility

34
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state the primary objective of the tool control program

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rapidly account for all tools after completing a maintenance task

35
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explain the procedures for broken/missing tools

A

stop work

supervisor notify pc, conduct a search, initiate a missing tool report

36
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discuss the fuel surveillance program

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fuel samples will be monitored and samples. A record of when and which fuel tasks were sampled and will be maintained

37
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state the function and responsibilities of material control

A

provide material support to their cognizant organizations

38
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examples of flight operations fund

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fuels, office supplies, aerial films

39
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examples of afm fund

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paint, wiping rags, towel service, cleaning agents

40
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state the purpose of financial liability investigation of property loss

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official document to support establishment of debts

41
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purpose of missing/lost/stolen report

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made by a completed copy of a financial liability investigation of property loss

42
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discuss the contents of the flight package

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instructions to assist pilots of aircraft

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