Technical Manual Application System (TMAPS), Technical Data Deficiency Reporting (CG-22) PG (CGTO PG-85-00-20-A)

Question 1

What does TMAPS stand for?

Answer 1

Technical Manual Application System

Question 2

An approved Deficiency Report (CG-22) requires a change be made to?

Answer 2

Maintenance Procedure Cards (MPC), Asset Maintenance Publications, and Process Guides

Question 3

The deficiency reporting process begins with?

Answer 3

The identification of a deficiency that requires a change to an existing MPC, Asset Maintenance Publication, Process Guide, or with a requirement for the creation of a new MPC

Question 4

Items that require CG-22 submission may be:

Answer 4

A. A correction for content error
B. Additional text required
C. Additional of or change to a part number
D. A system or part added or removed
E. Deletion of MPC or publication

Question 5

Who is responsible for verifying they are referring to the most current document posted in TMAPS?

Answer 5

Originators of CG-22’s

Question 6

Priority code URGENT info

Answer 6

-7 Days
-Safety related
-Could result in loss of life, asset, or equipment

Question 7

Priority code NON-ROUTINE info

Answer 7

-14 Days
-Significant and direct mission impact, not safety related

Question 8

Priority code ROUTINE info

Answer 8

-90 Days
-Minimal direct mission impact, not safety related

Question 9

What are the THREE types of changes in the deficiency reporting system?

Answer 9

1. Procedural
2. Nonprocedural
3. Interval Change

Question 10

What is a procedural change?

Answer 10

Will affect the way in which a particular job is performed

Question 11

What is a nonprocedural change?

Answer 11

Refers to grammatical errors, spelling errors, or illegible text or graphics

Question 12

What is an interval change?

Answer 12

An HOURLY or CALENDAR interval change can either increase or decrease the time between maintenance actions or affect the life limit for a given type of aircraft equipment

Question 13

What are the three priority codes in relation to CG-22’s?

Answer 13

-Urgent
-Non-Routine
-Routine

Question 14

What two priority codes can only be used for MPC’s?

Answer 14

Urgent and Non-Routine

Question 15

What are the total number of attachments that can be added to an MPC?

Answer 15

6 attachments for each CG-22

Question 16

Where are the Prime Unit locations for each airframe?

Answer 16

MH-60: CGAS Elizabeth City, NC
HC-27: APO Elizabeth City, NC
HC-130H: CGAS Clearwater, FL
HC-130J: CGAS Elizabeth City, NC
MH-65: CGAS Atlantic City, NJ
HC144A: ATC Mobile, AL
ALSE Prime Unit: ALC Elizabeth City, NC
Support Equipment: ALC Elizabeth City, NC

Question 17

What is the flow/cycle of a CG-22?

Answer 17

1. Originator
2. Local QA level
3. Engineering Officer (EO) level
4. Prime Unit level
5. Tech Services
6. CG-41, TPS Manager, RCM, or MPC COR (dependent on whether document affected is a publication or MPC)

Question 18

If NO is selected at local QA level for a CG-22?

Answer 18

CG-22 will be deleted from the system and notify the originator that it will not be implemented and why it was disapproved

Question 19

If YES is selected for CG-22 at local QA level?

Answer 19

Will move to Engineering Officer (EO) level, QA personnel must notify the unit EO or designated authority that CG-22’s are awaiting review

Question 20

If NO is selected for a CG-22 at Engineering Officer (EO) level?

Answer 20

CG-22 is disapproved and deleted from TMAPS

Question 21

What are the THREE recommendations that Prime Unit can make in regard to CG-22’s?

Answer 21

1. Approved
2. Partially Approve
3. Disapprove

Question 22

What happens to a CG-22 if Prime Unit disapproves a CG-22?

Answer 22

CG-22 will still be forwarded to Tech Services. Tech services will review the CG-22 recommendation and is authorized to reverse the Prime Unit’s recommended action

Question 23

What happens to a CG-22 if Tech Services partially approves the CG-22?

Answer 23

Change information should be clarified in the remarks block, CG-22 will then move to the next level

Question 24

What happens to a CG-22 if Tech Services disapproves the CG-22?

Answer 24

It will be archived in the TMAPS CG-22 History database

Question 25

Recommendations requiring the addition of or changes to the authorized chemical list are sent to?

Answer 25

Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) level by checking the Yes box next to HAZMAT

Question 26

At the Local QA and EO levels in TMAPS, unit responsibility is determined by?

Answer 26

The specific Operating Facility Address Code (OPFAC). The OPFAC is the first five digits of the CG-22 number

Question 27

When is a priority code assigned for a CG-22 and when can changes be made?

Answer 27

Assigned at time of origination. Changes can be made as needed at Prime Unit, Tech Services, and MPC COR levels

Question 28

Who must review a CG-22 if it includes an HOURLY or CALENDAR interval?

Answer 28

The RCM (Reliability-Centered Maintenance Manager)