2a5x1 Vol 1 Ure
Volume 1 URE Questions
- 1.1. (001) What estimated percent of accidents are caused by nature?
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
6
- D.
8
- 2.2. (001) In the operational risk management process, the responsibility for identifying and controlling
- A.
Trainers.
- B.
Everyone
- C.
Supervisors
- D.
Commanders
- 3.3. (001) Which safety-training phase is an effective tool that creates a lasting impression for new
- A.
Initial
- B.
General
- C.
Supervisors
- D.
Dar dar
- 4.4. (001) Responsibility for initiating a lost tool report rests with the
- A.
Expediter or producing supervisor
- B.
Flight chief or flight commander
- C.
Person that was issued the tool
- D.
CTK
- 5.5. (001) The lowest person authorized to clear a red X when a lost tool cannot be located is
- A.
Crew chief
- B.
Aircraft engineer
- C.
Wing commander
- D.
An individual assigned to maintenance supervision.
- 6.6. (001) The pressure in a fire extinguisher is within a safe operating range when the gauge needle is
- A.
Red markings
- B.
Black markings
- C.
Green markings
- D.
Orange markings
- 7.7. (001) Minimum requirements for positioning of fire extinguishers is listed in
- A.
TO 00–5–1.
- B.
TO 00–25–172.
- C.
AFOSHSTD 91 series.
- D.
AFOSHSTD 127 series.
- 8.8. (002) Wearing dog tags, wristwatches, or other jewelry is expressly forbidden
- A.
A. during fuel servicing operations.
- B.
B. during inspection of engine inlets.
- C.
C. when you’re servicing high-pressure air.
- D.
D. when you’re working on electrical equipment.
- 9.9. (002) Fall protection is required when it becomes necessary to perform required tasks where a worker can fall
- A.
100 feet
- B.
10 feet
- C.
23 feet
- D.
5 feet
- 10.10. (003) Radiation hazards are affected by
- A.
A. strength of emission, time of exposure, and weather.
- B.
B. strength of emission, time of day, and the input power.
- C.
C. input power, weather, and number of personnel in the area.
- D.
D. time of exposure, amount of training, and number of operating units.
- 11.11. (003) The recommended procedure for cooling an overheated brake assembly is to park the aircraft in an isolated location, then
- A.
A. spray with cold water.
- B.
B. cool with forced air from a blower.
- C.
C. cool with high-pressure compressed air.
- D.
D. allow the assembly to cool in the ambient air.
- 12.12. (003) Normally, the safe distance behind an operating jet engine exhaust is
- A.
125
- B.
150
- C.
175
- D.
200
- 13.13. (003) How is a maintenance stand secured when placed near an operating propeller?
- A.
A. Remove stand towbar.
- B.
B. Place sand bags on top of stand.
- C.
C. Use chains to secure handrails to stand.
- D.
D. Wrap chains around each wheel individually.
- 14.14. (003) Which symptom is not a sign of noise fatigue?
- A.
A. Dizziness.
- B.
B. Emotional irritability.
- C.
C. A feeling of emptiness.
- D.
D. Impairment of mental concentration.
- 15.15. (004) Any fuel spill not over 50 square feet and not continuous is classified as a
- A.
A. class I.
- B.
B. class II.
- C.
C. class III.
- D.
D. class IV.
- 16.16. (004) Individuals who are not directly involved in a nitrogen servicing operation should be outside a
- A.
A. 15 foot radius.
- B.
B. 20 foot radius.
- C.
C. 25 foot radius.
- D.
D. 50 foot radius.
- 17.17. (005) To ensure equipment is ready and available at the time of need, the Air Force uses
- A.
A. preventive maintenance.
- B.
B. corrective maintenance.
- C.
C. protective maintenance.
- D.
D. unscheduled maintenance.
- 18.18. (005) Responsibility for establishing a climate that promotes maintenance discipline rests with
- A.
A. first sergeants.
- B.
B. subordinate personnel.
- C.
C. immediate supervisors.
- D.
D. squadron commanders.
- 19.19. (006) Prime contributors to dropped objects are
- A.
A. chaff/flare discharges.
- B.
B. latches and fasteners.
- C.
C. jettisoned fuel tanks.
- D.
D. hung weapons.
- 20.20. (007) The objectives of the maintenance data documentation system include
- A.
A. calling, saving, and reviewing base-level data.
- B.
B. calling, storing, and retrieving base-level data.
- C.
C. collecting, saving, and reviewing base-level data.
- D.
D. collecting, storing, and retrieving base-level data.
- 21.21. (007) The basic rules for the maintenance data documentation system are contained in TO
- A.
A. 00–5–1.
- B.
B. 00–20–1.
- C.
C. 00–20–2.
- D.
D. 00–20–5.
- 22.22. (008) The three phases of the operational events subsystem of the IMDS CDB are
- A.
A. input, output, and archive.
- B.
B. on-line, off-line, and update.
- C.
C. data recording, tracking, and retrieval.
- D.
D. mission recording, mission accomplishment, and analysis.
- 23.23. (008) You can use the IMDS CDB Training Management Subsystem to monitor
- A.
A. upgrade training.
- B.
B. optional training.
- C.
C. specialty training.
- D.
D. qualitative training.
- 24.24. (009) After student graduation, how many days later is the technical school graduate assessment survey normally sent out to organizations?
- A.
A. 45.
- B.
B. 60.
- C.
C. 90.
- D.
D. 120.
- 25.25. (009) Unsatisfactory comments on the graduate assessment survey are answered by
- A.
A. the instructor of the student using an AETC Form 156.
- B.
B. a telephone call from the instructor of the student.
- C.
C. electronic mail from the instructor of the student.
- D.
D. a letter from the instructor of the student.
Questions: 60 | Attempts: 1144 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2022
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Sample Question(001) Which type of maintenance ensures that equipment is ready and available at the time of need?
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Sample QuestionWhich type of maintenace ensures that equipment is ready and available at the time of need?
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Sample Question(401) Who's responsibility is it to appoint a 3S0X1, civilian or a 3A0X1 and a UIF monitor?
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