Quality Inspection Flashcards

1
Q

Certificate that proves the facilities equipment, procedures, and quality systems ensure continuous compliance with approved designs and quality system.

A

PRODUCTION CERTIFICATE

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2
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The name of the FAA regulations with which Boeing Commercial Airplanes must comply.

A

FAA (FEDERAL AVIATION AUTHORITY)

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3
Q

When a particular airplane design or prototype is compliant with FAA design requirements, that design receives what type of certificate?

A

TYPE CERTIFICATE

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4
Q

What certificate is given by the FAA and by by the National Aviation Authority (NAA) when an aircraft meets the airworthiness requirements?

A

CERTIFICATE OF AIRWORTHINESS

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5
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What criteria is qualified for Airworthiness Certificate?

A
  1. ) Product is complete
  2. ) Meets FAA approved or foreign NAA type design
  3. ) In a condition to be operated safely
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6
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FAA

A

FEDERAL AVIATION AUTHORITY

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7
Q

Who establishes the general safety requirements for building airplanes in the country?

A

FAA

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8
Q

Policies and procedures are what?

A

Describes what we are trying to do. (Goals)

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9
Q

Business Process Instructions describes what?

A

What jobs to perform.

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10
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Detailed Instructions and Internal Operating Instructions describes what?

A

How to perform each jobs

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11
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When performing _________________, the inspector verifies that a self-inspection or operational process being used is exactly as indicated by the Production Order and BAC Specifications.

A

PROCESS INSPECTIONS

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12
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In-Process inspections are performed when?

A

At a designated stage of fabrication process.

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13
Q

The documents that describes the details of all operations and inspections to be performed on a particular part is the:

A

Production Order

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14
Q

Documents that describes how to meet engineering requirements for fabrication of a specific part, including such information as material properties, processing parameters and machining techniques is the;

A

SPECIFICATION

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15
Q

When sampling inspections are permitted, the inspector follows the __________________ that has been written specially for that part.

A

SAMPLING PLAN

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16
Q

Using a stamp that is not your own is the same as what?

A

FORGERY

17
Q

Obtaining objective evidence to confirm that specified requirements have been fulfilled is what?

A

VERIFICATION

18
Q

Establishing an official record showing that verification has occurred is called what?

A

ACCEPTANCE

19
Q

The purpose of inspection is to verify that certain features of a part assembly meet engineering requirements includes what?

A
  1. ) FIT
  2. ) FORM
  3. ) FUNCTION
  4. ) APPEARANCE
20
Q

What happens when a product does not pass inspection?

A

The product enters NCM
(NONCONFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT)

21
Q

What is NCM?

A

NCM is a process for documenting and tracking quality issues during manufacturing process.

22
Q

What needs to be created when a product enters an NMC (NONCONFORMANCE MANAGEMENT)?

A

NCR (NONCONFORMANCE RECORD)

23
Q

The SHOPVIEW program is set up to allow shop personnels to do what?

A

VIEW or PRINT CAPP data

24
Q

What is PDM?

A

PRODUCT DATA MANAGER

25
Q

What does PDM do!

A

Tracks product-related information including parts and process information, Bill of Material (BOM) and technical documents, stores data, Indexes data controls product informs and shares data.

26
Q

Where are the most current engineering data is stored?

A

PDM (Product Data Manager)

27
Q

What are the guidelines that support the decision to initiate CARs:

A

When nonconformance is:

  • current or affects multiple units
  • limited to a single occurrence, but its impacts is high in terms of cost, safety and scheduling
  • the customer requests or requires corrective action for that particular nonconformance
28
Q

WHAT can be initiated without a nonconformance in the case of preventative action or for other reasons.

A

CAR (Corrective Action Record)

29
Q

Completing a CAR is the only way to ensure ___________________.

A

A defect does not occurs again.

30
Q

Several Basic inspection types are:

A
  • In-Process Inspections
  • First Article Inspections
  • Final Inspections
  • Statistical Inspections
31
Q

A modifier is:

A

A description of the allowable variation between a feature and it’s s basic dimensions.

32
Q

Penetrant is:

A

Immersing the product in a colored fluid so that it seeps into fine cracks and reveals it’s defects.

33
Q

A FEELER GAUAGE is:

A

Are thin metal strips of various thickness to check for spacing consistencies between two surfaces.

34
Q

Statistical Sampling is performed to:

A
  • Save time
  • expense (when inspecting 100% of all parts)
  • ONLY if the process is very well established
  • controlled
  • product is NOT critical to flight safety
35
Q

FIRST ARTICLE INSPECTION is:

A

A QA procedure performed when a new or significantly revised part goes thru manufacturing

36
Q

Statistical Sampling is;

A

A QA procedure that permits inspection of only some representative examples of a product

37
Q

When a defective part leaves the immediate are is called:

A

ESCAPE

38
Q

A disclosure is a letter that is sent when:

A

A defective part has been sent to the airline customer.

39
Q

A QA procedure that permits inspections of only some representative examples of a product

A

Statistical Sampling