5 Level CDC's UREs for A-10/U-2/F-15/F-16 avionics. Set 1.
You have a responsibility to comply with all written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
You do not have a responsibility to comply with all written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
You have a responsibility to comply with some written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
You do not have a responsibility to comply with some written guidance to ensure all required repairs, inspections and documentation are completed in a safe, timely and effective manner.
Responsible
Accountable
In contempt
In moral compass
Intermediate and depot.
Organizational and depot.
Off-equipment and intermediate.
On-equipment and off-equipment
On-equipment
Off-equipment
Organizational and depot
On-equipment and off-equipment
2
3
4
5
Wing Commander
Group Commander
Squadron Commander
Production Supervisor
Maintenance
Sheet metal
Fabrication
Armament
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates only scheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC.
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates only unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC.
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super.
Manages their portion of the flying schedule, coordinates scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, determines aircraft status, and coordinates with the pro-super and MOC.
Flightline expediters, avionics technicians, and dedicated crew chiefs
Weapons technicians, electro/environmental technicians, and dedicated crew chiefs.
Weapons, avionics, and electro/environmental technicians.
Avionics, propulsion, and electro/environmental technicians.
Preventive, scheduled and corrective
Preventive, scheduled and unscheduled
Corrective, scheduled and unscheduled
Preventive, preflight and postflight
Preventive
Scheduled
Corrective
Unscheduled
Uniformed etch
Exfoliation
Galvanic
Pitting
Dull the surface.
Strengthen the joint.
Cold-weld the metals
Produce galvanic corrosion.
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Work Cards
General Vehicle
General System
Sequence charts and phased inspections.
Phased inspections and depot maintenance
Inspection work cards and sequence charts
Inspection work cards and phased inspections
Specialist required and by work area
Avionics specialist and by work area
Aircraft required and by work area
Job required and by work area
3
4
5
6
3
4
5
6
The leak would not be identified until the next scheduled phase inspection.
The pilot would receive a fuel gauge warning after airborne and report it to maintenance personnel during the basic postflight inspection.
The pilot would request clearance from the control tower to return his aircraft to the parking ramp and request the preflight inspection be re-accomplished to identify the problem.
Maintenance personnel would identify this situation during the end-of-runway inspection and make a determination at that time on how to proceed based on technical guidance.
Thruflight
End-of-runway.
Basic Postflight
Basic Thruflight
Expediter
Flight Chief
Production Supervisor
Senior Maintenance Officer
Operating hours
Calendar day
Flying hours
Daily
Establish, evaluate and substantiate the structural integrity of aircraft structures
Improve structural design and criteria for future aircraft systems and modifications
Identify all components with serial numbers and ensure all systems are given a thorough checkout.
Implement operational usage data and make decisions on force structure planning.
A person who, by law or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
A person who, by lawful order or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
A person who, by law or lawful order or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
A person who, by law or lawful order, instructions or contract, maintains accurate records of property or documents in his or her charge
Production Supervisor
Flight Chief
Individual
Supply
Organization commander and Base Supply commander.
Customer support officer of Base Supply and resource adviser.
Organization commander and Customer support officer of Base Supply
Organization commander, production superintendent and Customer support officer of Base Supply
Bench and operating.
Operating and stock.
Shop and classified
Bench, shop and operating.
30 days
45 days
60 days
90 days
Nuts, bolts, washers, tubes and resistors.
Gas cylinders, random length bar stock, sheet metal, plastic, and fabric.
Dust covers, hydraulic line caps or plugs, and other items normally recovered after use.
All of the above.
Warehouse.
Back shop.
Supply
Depot
Production supervisor or aircraft commander
Maintenance officer and aircraft commander
Production supervisor or maintenance officer
Maintenance operation center supervisor of the day
Suspended Tag
Serviceable Tag
Unserviceable (Repairable) Tag
Unserviceable (Condemned) Tag
Red
Green
Brown
Yellow
There is an unsatisfactory condition attributable to improper packaging and handling.
An item is suspected as a cause of a class C mishap.
There is a deficiency that directly restricts combat or operational readiness.
There is a deficiency that if uncorrected, would cause death, severe injury, or severe occupational illness.
Identify noted conditions that may become deficiency reports.
Discover noted conditions that may become deficiency reports.
Document noted conditions that may become deficiency reports.
Investigate noted conditions that may become deficiency reports.
Valid, accurate and effective.
Valid, accurate and complete.
Affordable, comprehensive and effective
Accurate and properly addressed to the ALC recipients.
System operation
Troubleshooting guides
Operational checkout procedures
Instructions for modifying aircraft systems
Immediate action, urgent action and routine action.
Immediate action, urgent action and special action.
Immediate action, special action and routine action.
Urgent action, special action and routine action.
Depot
Factory
Intermediate
Organizational
Record
Interim
Routine
Category 1
By courier.
By telephone.
Electronically.
By secure telephone.
00
01
10
11
Review the complete TO and remember it's location.
The TO manager will keep you informed of TO supplements.
The unit bulletin board has a list of the most current supplements.
By a supplement number, entered in pencil, next to a circled TO paragraph number.
As work simplification aids for personnel
Until such time as the permanent TOs are published.
Exclusively when equipment is undergoing modifications.
To accomplish simple maintenance not covered in other TOs.
List of effective pages.
Page verification and certification check.
Technical order inventory and page quick check.
Technical data and specifications validation review.
The first group of numbers will contain the numeral 2.
The second group of numbers will contain the numeral 2.
The first group of numbers will contain the letter U.
The second group of numbers will contain the letter U.
Emergency and urgent.
Correction and improvement.
Upgrade type I and upgrade type II.
Scheduled and unscheduled, initiated by the TO manager.
Kind of TO
Individual TO
Aircraft basic mission
Aircraft series and model
Urgent
Routine
Interim
Emergency
Parts catalog
Flight manual.
Work unit code manual.
Maintenance instruction
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