Practive test of Volume 1 of the Engineering Assistant CDC's
Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations
Air Force Center for Environmental excellence
Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency
Responsible Major command (MAJCOM) engineering staff
Responsible major command (MAJCOM)
installation commander
Air Force civil engineer (CE)
Assistant Secretary of the air Force
The wing commander
The responsible major command (MAJCOM)
The Air Force Civil Engineer (CE)
The assistant secretary of the Air Force
identifies and assesses alternatives for development of surrounding communities
is primarily a budgeting process that ensures funding for base activities
identifies and assesses alternative for development of Air Force bases
Allocates personnel to each base according the base's mission
Only the current development potential of the base
only the long-range development potential of the base
only the short- long-range development potential of the base
the current, short-, and long-range development potential of the base
General Plan
Component Plan
Infrastructure plan
Constraints and opportunities plan
Infrastructure plan
Land use and transportation plan
Capital improvements program plan
Composite constraints and opportunities plan
Infrastructure plan
Land use and transportation plan
Capital improvements program plan
Composite constraints and opportunities plan
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K
N
Fully aware of all construction actions planned on the installation
Informed of completed construction activities on the installation
fully aware of all construction actions planned within the inhabited-building distances
Informed of completed construction activities within the inhabited-building distances
Air Force Safety Center
Installation civil engineer (CE) office
Major Command (MAJCOM) weapons safety office
Installation weapons safety office
Construction of a missile maintenance facility
Construction of an addition to a weapons storage facility
A temporary reduction in the storage capacity of UN Class I explosives
Addition of an aircraft parking area not previously used for explosives operations
Nothing. They must wait until final approval to plan and design the construction project
Proceed with construction without restrictions
Begin the first phase of construction
. Begin planning and design activities
Only those drawings related to safety and protective services
Only those drawings showing quantity-distance arcs.
Only those drawings showing the floor plan
A complete set of drawings showing every aspect of construction.
Potential explosive ssite (PES) in blue and exposed sites (ES) in black
PESs in yellow adn ESs in blue
PESs in red and Ess in green
PESs blue and ESs in yellow
Air Standardization Coordinating Committee's (ASCC)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization's (NATO)
Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) only
DoD's if possible; if not, the FAA's
Existing facilities are always exempt from conforming to these criteria
Existing facilities must be brought into compliance with these criteria
Existing facilities can be brought into compliance with these criteria if it is feasible to do so
Existing facilities must be brought into compliance with these criteria when the facilities are modified
Only the DOD can supplement the criteria
A Major command (MAJCOM) needs to meet special mission requirements
A service component needs to adapt to unique operational characteristics
The installation commander determines that some criteria don't apply to the installation
2,000 feet long and 1,000 feet wide
3,000 feet long and 2,000 feet wide
3,000 feet long and 3,000 feet wide
4,000 feet long and 4,000 feet wide
An APZ II and has only a slight potential for an accident
An APZ II and has a measurable potential for an accident
the runway clear zone and has a significant potential for accidents
the runway clear zone and has only a slight potential for accidents
Objects of natural growth only
existing man-made objects only
existing or proposed man-made objects only
Man-made objects, objects of natural growth, and terrain
An object 600 feet tall at the site of the object
A 100-foot tall object within 3 nautical miles of the airfield reference point
A 400-foot tall object within 4 nautical miles of the airfield reference point
A 500-foot tall object within 4 nautical miles from the airfield reference point
Interstate highway
Military roads
Waterways
Railroads
Clear Zone
Conical surface
Primary surface
Inner horizontal surface