VOLUME 1, SET 2 URE's Flashcards
- (201) Which publication implements the Mishap Prevention Program?
a. Air Force Instruction (AFI) 91–200.
b. AFI 91–202.
c. Air Force Manual (AFMAN) 91–200.
d. AFMAN 91–202.
b. AFI 91–202.
- (201) What action is the purpose of the Mishap Prevention Program?
a. Prevent the use of unsafe equipment.
b. Protect personnel from the effects of unsafe practices.
c. Prevent personnel from overusing risk management practices.
d. Protect resources and personnel from damage, loss, injury, and or death.
d. Protect resources and personnel from damage, loss, injury, and or death.
- (201) The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a part of the United States Department of
a. Commerce.
b. the Treasury.
c. Defense.
d. Labor.
d. Labor.
- (201) Whose responsibility is to advise commanders, function managers, supervisors and workers on safety matters on an Air Force installation?
a. Air Staff.
b. Civil Engineering.
c. Squadron commander.
d. Installation safety office.
d. Installation safety office
- (201) What action must supervisors take before a work task not governed by a technical order or other guidance can be accomplished?
a. Develop a job safety training outline (JSTO).
b. Conduct a job safety analysis (JSA).
c. Review AF Form 55.
d. Certify the employee.
b. Conduct a job safety analysis (JSA).
- (201) What Air Force (AF) form is used to report ground mishaps?
a. 475.
b. 480.
c. 978.
d. 980.
c. 978
- (201) What Air Force (AF) form is used to report a hazard?
a. 475.
b. 480.
c. 978.
d. 980.
a. 475.
- (202) What three sub-categories make up human factors?
a. Physiological, physical, stress.
b. Physiological, Physical, social.
c. Stress, organizational, physical.
d. Physical, physiological, organizational.
d. Physical, physiological, organizational.
- (202) Which action is a physiological factor?
a. Performing a task while fatigued.
b. Performing a task while intoxicated.
c. Ignoring directions from supervisors and work leaders.
d. Performing job tasks while taking prescribed medications that may cause drowsiness.
c. Ignoring directions from supervisors and work leaders.
- (202) Who recommends controls to mitigate health risks associated with identified health threats/hazards?
a. Bioenvironmental Engineering.
b. Installation safety office.
c. Base civil engineer.
d. Supervisors.
a. Bioenvironmental Engineering
- (202) What method is considered the least preferred when controlling hazards and should not be relied upon alone to protect against hazards.
a. Isolating operations.
b. Providing administrative controls.
c. Use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
d. Substitution a less hazardous material or process.
c. Use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
- (202) How many impact classifications do hardhats have?
a. One.
b. Two.
c. Three.
d. Four.
b. Two.
- (202) Which helmet class does not provide protection against contact with electrical conductors?
a. A.
b. C.
c. E.
d. G.
b. C
- (203) What hazard is the greatest in the typical office?
a. Falls.
b. Poor lighting.
c. Horseplay.
d. Poor ergonomics.
a. Falls.
- (203) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) office workers are how many times more likely to suffer a disabling injury for a fall than non-office workers?
a. 1 to 2.
b. 2 to 2.5.
c. 2 to 4.5.
d. 2.5 to 3.
b. 2 to 2.5.
- (203) What chapter in Air Force Instruction (AFI) 91–203, Air Force Consolidated Occupational Safety Instruction provides specific guidance on office safety?
a. 8.
b. 9.
c. 10.
d. 11.
c. 10.
- (203) How are fires classified?
a. Fuel type.
b. Heat source.
c. Temperature.
d. Atmospheric conditions.
a. Fuel type.
- (203) What classification do flammable liquids receive?
a. Class A.
b. Class B.
c. Class C.
d. Class D.
b. Class B.
- (203) Fuels that are normally classified as A or B will change to what classification if an electric current is introduced?
a. Class A.
b. Class B.
c. Class C.
d. Class D.
c. Class C.
- (203) What action should you take first when you encounter a fire?
a. Evacuate personnel from the building.
b. Extinguish the fire if possible.
c. Call the fire department.
d. Sound the fire alarm.
d. Sound the fire alarm.
- (203) What step is the fourth in the firefighting procedure?
a. Evacuate personnel from the building.
b. Extinguish the fire if possible.
c. Call the fire department.
d. Sound the fire alarm.
b. Extinguish the fire if possible.
- (203) Under normal conditions, how many milliamps of current could cause cardiac arrest?
a. 50.
b. 40.
c. 20.
d. 10.
a. 50.
- (203) Which ladder practice is not prohibited?
a. Use of a wooden ladder in the vicinity of electrical circuits.
b. Carrying material while ascending of descending a ladder.
c. Using a ladder as a scaffold.
d. Using a homemade ladder.
a. Use of a wooden ladder in the vicinity of electrical circuits.
- (204) Which action is not a part of risk management (RM)?
a. Accept no unnecessary risk.
b. Make risk decisions at the appropriate level.
c. Apply the process irregularly and continuously.
d. Integrate RM into operations and planning at all levels.
c. Apply the process irregularly and continuously.
- (204) The risk management process includes how many steps?
a. Four.
b. Five.
c. Six.
d. Seven.
b. Five
- (205) How many volumes make up the Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DODAF) specification?
a. One.
b. Two.
c. Three.
d. Four.
d. Four
- (205) Which office annually evaluates agency efforts to improve the quality and usefulness of information technology investments requested by agencies through well-organized strategic decisions relating to investments and portfolio management?
a. Office of Administration.
b. Office of Communications.
c. Office of Public Engagement.
d. Office of Management and Budget
d. Office of Management and Budget.
- (205) What requirements mandate to develop of Air Force architectures?
a. State level.
b. Federal level.
c. Congressional level.
d. Department of Defense level.
b. Federal level.
- (206) What three parts make up Communications and Information Systems Installation Record (CSIR)?
a. Administrative record, historical statics, and maintenance record.
b. Administrative record, drawing record, and purchase record.
c. Administrative record, drawing record, and maintenance record.
d. Administrative record, drawing record, and outage record.
c. Administrative record, drawing record, and maintenance record.
- (206) Which part of the Communications and Information Systems Installation Record (CSIR) depicts physical layout of communications and information systems and provide engineering data?
a. Administrative record.
b. Maintenance record.
c. Drawing record.
d. Outage record.
c. Drawing record.
- (206) Which part of the Communications and Information Systems Installation Record (CSIR) is normally retained in the production work center?
a. Administrative record.
b. Maintenance record.
c. Drawing record.
d. Outage record
b. Maintenance record.
- (207) What functions do the seven layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model specify?
a. Programming.
b. Transport.
c. Network.
d. Data.
c. Network
- (207) What layers make up the two categories of the seven layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model.
a. Data Transport and Application.
b. Session and Data Transport.
c. Network and Presentation.
d. Application and Session.
a. Data Transport and Application.
- (207) The logical link control (LLC) sublayer is a part of which Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model layer?
a. Transport.
b. Data Link.
c. Physical.
d. Session.
b. Data Link
- (207) What does the logical link control (LLC) sublayer of the data link layer manage?
a. Communications between devices over multiple links of a network.
b. Communications between devices over a single link of a network.
c. Protocol access to the physical network medium.
d. Protocol access to the links of a network.
b. Communications between devices over a single link of a network.
- (207) What does the media access control (MAC) sublayer of the data link layer manage?
a. Communications between devices over a single link of a network.
b. Communications between devices over multiple links of a network.
c. Protocol access to the physical network medium.
d. Protocol access to the links of a network.
c. Protocol access to the physical network medium.
- (208) When used alone, the word “topology” often refers to a network’s
a. transport topology.
b. physical topology.
c. physical medium.
d. logical topology.
b. physical topology.
- (208) What network topology is another name for a bus topology?
a. Star.
b. Ring.
c. Loop.
d. Linear.
d. Linear.
- (208) What topology offers centralized management of a network?
a. Bus.
b. Star.
c. Ring.
d. Radial
b. Star.
- (208) What negative effect could occur when star networks are interconnected?
a. There are no negative effects.
b. A fault in network cabling will disrupt all communication.
c. Performance will suffer due to the load of the additional devices.
d. When the central node point fails, large portions of the network become isolated.
d. When the central node point fails, large portions of the network become isolated.