Answer the following questions to the best of your ability. When finished, take your answer sheet to your supervisor to be graded. You must answer at least 80% of the questions correctly to pass. Good luck.
Egress quality assurance personnel
An egress element supervisor
An egress journeyman
Their shop supervisor
6 months
18 months
3 months
12 months
Wing commanders
Squadron commanders
Base commanders
Group commanders
During every phased inspection
Whenever the canopy is in the shop
As directed by local operating instructions
Every time it is disconnected from the aircraft
Green
Yellow
Brown
Red
Weekly
Twice monthly
Either 30 or 60 days
Every month
Power source, ground, component or unit of resistance, conductor
Power source, protective devices, controlling device, component or unit of resistance, conductor
Ground, protective devices, power source, controlling device
Ground, battery, controlling device, component or unit of resistance
10 to 20 inches
6 to 14 inches
8 to 16 inches
10 to 16 inches
Normal wear and tear
High windes or heavy rain blowing or washing trash onto runways
Personnel with poor housekeeping habits in the work area
Loose gravel
Method of actuation, size, and type of cartridge
Color of housing, ballistic capability, and size
Explosive class, method of actuation, and type of cartridge
Explosive class, method of actuation, and size
Signals from the recovery sequencer
Static ports only
Pitot tubes and static ports
Pitot tubes only
Fired warning indicator
The position of the top latch mechanism
A visible red strip on the trip rod
Recovery sequencer expended dot
Three; altitude and airspeed at the time of ejection
Five; position of the ejection mode selector valve
Four; altitude and airspeed during post ejection
Two; position of the ejection mode selector valve
10.0-second delay initiator
3.0-second delay initiator
1.0-second delay initiator
Aneroid initiators
Carriage load arrestors
Carriage seat retract thruster
Vertical seat positioning actuator
Horizontal seat positioning actuator
A five-position two-port valve that requires a 25-pound lifting force and a 10-pound rotational force
A two-position five-port valve that requires a 25-pound lifting force and a 10-pound rotational force
A two-posistion five port valve that requires a 10-pound lifting force and a 25-pound rotational force
A five-position two-port valve that requires a 10-pound lifting force and a 25-pound rotational force
CSPPI
Arming
M5A2
M3A2
To prevent binding or misalignment
To prevent damage to the Canopy Actuator Release Bolt
To prevent gouging or scratching the bubble
So the adapters can be removed more easily
Left console
Behind the seat rails?
Aft cockpit bulkhead
Right console
Overall weight
Size
The length of the handle
The weight of material used to construct the hammer head
AC and DC electrical, and high-pressure low-volume pneumatic
AC and DC electrical, and high-volume low-pressure pneumatic
DC electrical and low-volume high-pressure pneumatic
AC electrical and high-volume low-pressure pneumatic only
Wherever you feel comfortable
Near the end
Near the head
In the middle
00-5-2
1-1A-14
00-5-1
1-1A-8
Flight controls
Instrument panel
Canopy actuator
Canopy and seat ejection systems
Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS)
Operations Support Squadron (OSS)
Logistics Support Squadron (LSS)
Maintenance Operations Squadron (MOS)
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