CDC 2S051 Volume 4 Multiple Choice Quiz

A spotter should help a driver back a vehicle into position for offloading. A spotter is a person who assists the driver by providing guidance and ensuring that the vehicle is safely maneuvered into the desired position. They help the driver avoid obstacles, maintain clearance, and ensure the safety of people and property in the surrounding area. A spotter's role is crucial in preventing accidents and ensuring efficient and accurate offloading of goods.

The correct answer is "Improved and unimproved." Open storage areas can be categorized into two types based on their condition: improved and unimproved. Improved storage areas have undergone enhancements or modifications to make them more suitable for storage purposes, such as adding paved surfaces, drainage systems, or security measures. On the other hand, unimproved storage areas are in their natural or basic state without any significant modifications or enhancements. These areas may lack paved surfaces, proper drainage, or other infrastructure improvements.

The receiving in-checker is responsible for inspecting incoming items. If the in-checker suspects that any items have been tampered with, they would send those items to the inspector for further examination. The inspector is trained to identify any tampering or damage and determine if the items are still usable or need to be returned to the supplier. The warehouse and cargo movement representative are not directly involved in inspecting or dealing with suspected tampered items.

Mission capability (MICAP) receipts must be processed before all others because they involve critical equipment or supplies that are needed for mission-critical tasks. These receipts have the highest priority and need to be processed quickly to ensure that the necessary resources are available for the mission to proceed without any delays or disruptions. Processing MICAP receipts first helps to prioritize and address any urgent needs or requirements in a timely manner.

Markings found on containers that do not apply to presently packaged materials need to be obliterated. This means that any markings or labels on the containers that are no longer relevant or accurate should be removed or erased. This is important to ensure that there is no confusion or misinformation about the contents of the containers, and to maintain accurate records.

The receiving function representative must ensure that all containers are accounted for before accepting a shipment. This means that they need to check and verify that all the containers that were supposed to be included in the shipment are actually present. This is important to ensure that nothing is missing or lost during the transportation process. By confirming that all containers are accounted for, the representative can ensure that the shipment is complete and can be accepted.

Segregated, specialized holding areas are necessary for items such as hazardous materials or pilferable items due to safety or security reasons. These items may pose a risk to individuals or the environment if not stored properly. By keeping them in separate areas, the risk of accidents or unauthorized access is minimized. Additionally, specialized storage areas ensure that these items are handled and stored in accordance with specific regulations and protocols, further enhancing safety and security measures.

The receiving in-checker is responsible for verifying the accuracy of the received items. They need to check the national stock number (NSN) to ensure that the correct item has been received, the unit of issue to determine the quantity, and the quantity itself to ensure it matches the expected amount. However, the warehouse location is not necessary for the receiving in-checker as it is not directly related to the verification of the received items.

A refrigerated storage chill space must be maintained between 32 and 50°F to ensure that the stored items remain at a safe temperature. Temperatures below 32°F can cause freezing and damage to certain products, while temperatures above 50°F can promote the growth of bacteria and spoilage. Therefore, the ideal range for a refrigerated storage space is between 32 and 50°F to maintain the quality and safety of the stored items.

Drainage protects items placed in outside storage from wet ground conditions by allowing water to flow away from the area. This prevents the items from getting soaked or damaged by water. Concrete, steel mats, and crushed stone may provide some level of protection, but drainage is specifically designed to address wet ground conditions and is therefore the most effective solution.

Acids and alkalis should be separated in storage because they are incompatible and can react with each other, leading to the release of toxic gases or even explosions. Mixing acids and alkalis can result in a neutralization reaction, which produces heat and can cause the mixture to boil or splatter. This can be dangerous and potentially lead to accidents or injuries. Therefore, it is important to store acids and alkalis separately to prevent any unintended reactions.

The correct answer is XB3. The expendability, recoverability, reparability, cost designator (ERRCD) for bench stock items must be XB3. This means that the item is expendable, meaning it is consumed or used up in the normal course of operations and cannot be repaired. The cost designator of 3 indicates that the item is relatively inexpensive.

First in, first out (FIFO) is a storage method that ensures that the oldest items are issued before they become outdated. This means that the items that are received or stocked first are the ones that are issued or used first. By following this method, the risk of items becoming outdated or expired is minimized as the older items are always used first. This is particularly important in industries such as food and pharmaceuticals where product expiration dates are crucial.

When planning a warehouse layout, it is important to keep the work area to a minimum in order to increase storage space and utilization. By minimizing the work area, more space can be allocated for storage, allowing for a greater capacity to store goods and optimize the use of the warehouse. This helps to maximize efficiency and productivity in the warehouse operations.

The exception codes 8, 9, or M identify health hazard items.

The partial quantity flag used to indicate a partial receipt is "P". This flag is commonly used in inventory management systems to indicate that only a portion of the ordered quantity has been received. It helps in keeping track of the remaining quantity that is yet to be received and also allows for accurate inventory calculations and reporting.

Once the on-hand quantity reaches zero, the due-in detail record is deleted. This means that the record of items that are expected to arrive but have not yet been received is removed from the system. This is likely done because there is no longer a need to track these items since the on-hand quantity is now zero. Deleting the record helps to keep the inventory system accurate and up-to-date.

The correct answer is Classified. This type of discrepancy report must be followed up on regardless of the cost because it involves classified information that may pose a risk to national security if not properly addressed. It is crucial to investigate and resolve any discrepancies related to classified materials to ensure their protection and prevent any potential breaches or unauthorized access.

In a warehouse location, the designator used to identify the storage level is a single capital letter. This letter represents a specific level within the warehouse where items are stored. This designator helps in organizing and locating items efficiently within the warehouse, allowing for easier inventory management and retrieval of goods.

If the customer failed to cancel the due-out, it means that they did not inform the organization that they no longer needed the property or item. As a result, the organization would have already prepared and delivered the property, causing unnecessary costs and inconvenience. Therefore, the responsibility for this refusal lies with the customer for not cancelling the due-out in a timely manner.

General-purpose shelves are part of a storage aids system in a warehouse. These shelves are designed to hold a variety of items and can be easily adjusted to accommodate different sizes and shapes of products. They provide a flexible and efficient storage solution, allowing for easy access and organization of inventory. Unlike conveyors, affixed cranes, and overhead trolleys, general-purpose shelves do not involve mechanical or automated systems, but they play a crucial role in maximizing storage space and optimizing warehouse operations.

When there is an overage receipt, it means that more items have been received than what was originally ordered. To address this, the incorrect quantity on the receipt document should be circled to indicate the discrepancy. The correct quantity should then be written above the circled incorrect quantity to ensure accurate record-keeping. This action helps to maintain the integrity of the receipt document and facilitates proper inventory management.

Materiel management inspectors are authorized to determine the condition of property for the supply account. They are responsible for inspecting and assessing the quality and condition of materials and supplies in order to ensure they meet the required standards. These inspectors have the expertise and knowledge to evaluate the condition of property and make informed decisions regarding its usability and suitability for the supply account.

The correct answer is "Popularity." When items with the slowest turnover rate are stored in areas farther from active stock processing areas, the storage factor used is popularity. This means that items that are less popular or have lower demand are stored in areas that are less accessible or farther away. By doing this, it allows for more efficient and convenient access to items that are in higher demand and have a faster turnover rate.

Serviceable receipts is not a category of receipt discrepancies because it refers to the condition of the received items, rather than any discrepancies or issues with the receipt itself. Receipt discrepancies typically involve discrepancies in quantity, documentation, or misidentification of items, but not the serviceability of the receipts.

When a receiving activity receives a shortage or overage discrepancy on a controlled item, they must submit a discrepancy report within 24 hours from its discovery. This ensures that any issues with the item can be addressed promptly and appropriate actions can be taken to rectify the situation. Failing to report the discrepancy within this time frame may result in delays or complications in resolving the issue.

In the given warehouse location "05C045F056D," the letter "D" is used to identify a bin subdivision. The other options, 045, 056, and F, are not used for this purpose.

The using organization is responsible for the costs of disposing of hazardous wastes. This means that the organization that is utilizing the hazardous materials is also responsible for properly disposing of them once they are no longer needed. This ensures that the organization takes ownership of the waste it generates and takes necessary steps to handle it in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

The correct answer is FCC. FCC stands for "computer input" and is the input that is processed to initiate a condition change. This could refer to any type of input that is received by a computer system, such as a command, signal, or data, which triggers a change in the system's state or behavior.

The letter "B" in the warehouse location 01A002B003G identifies the storage level.

The responsibility to identify or verify the identity of a misidentified item lies with the inspector. An inspector is typically trained and experienced in recognizing different items and ensuring that they are correctly identified. They have the knowledge and expertise to thoroughly inspect items and compare them with the required specifications or standards. By carefully examining the item, the inspector can determine if it has been misidentified and take appropriate actions to rectify the situation.

The "+" symbol is used to process a recoverable item found on base if the organization no longer requires the item and it is not on that organization's accountable record.

The physical state of an item plays a crucial role in determining its usefulness to carry out its intended purpose. The condition of an item refers to its overall state, including its quality, functionality, and appearance. If an item is in good condition, it is more likely to effectively fulfill its designed purpose. On the other hand, if an item is in poor condition, it may not be able to perform as intended, limiting its usefulness. Therefore, the condition of an item directly affects its ability to carry out its intended purpose.

The correct answer is "storage space." This is because storage space is the fundamental resource for any material management and distribution operation. It refers to the physical area where goods and materials are stored, organized, and managed. Without sufficient storage space, it would be challenging to store and distribute materials efficiently. Therefore, having an adequate and well-organized storage space is essential for the smooth functioning of any materiel management and distribution operation.

This scenario is an example of a warehouse refusal because the quantity in the location is not sufficient to fulfill the issue request. This means that the warehouse is refusing to provide the requested quantity of the item due to the shortage in stock.

To access the receipt processing screen, you need to enter the system designator and due-in document number on the receipt inquiry screen. These two pieces of information are necessary for the system to locate and retrieve the specific receipt you are looking for. Without entering these details, the system will not be able to display the receipt processing screen.

When a receipt is processed, the quantity on a due-in detail record balance decreases. This is because a receipt indicates that the items have been received and are no longer pending. Therefore, the quantity that was previously recorded as due-in is reduced as it is now accounted for in the inventory.

The Daily Document Register is reviewed by Inventory to verify that all degraded operations emergency issues have been processed. This register provides a record of all documents related to materiel management, including emergency issues. By reviewing this register, Inventory can ensure that all necessary actions have been taken for degraded operations and that any emergency issues have been addressed.

The correct answer is AR. In this context, "AR" most likely stands for "additional research." Therefore, selecting "AR" as the research indicator in the inventory recount image would indicate that additional research is needed.

Flammable storage facilities must be separated by at least 50 feet from other storage facilities. This distance is necessary to minimize the risk of fire spreading from the flammable storage to other areas. By having a sufficient distance between these facilities, the chances of a fire spreading and causing significant damage or harm are reduced.

The document register is used to clear the warehouse location suspense file on a daily basis. This register keeps track of all the documents that enter and leave the warehouse, ensuring that each document is properly accounted for. By regularly updating the document register, the warehouse can maintain an accurate record of all transactions and clear any suspense files related to warehouse locations. The transaction register and log, as well as the document log, may be used for other purposes but are not specifically designed for clearing the warehouse location suspense file.

AF-EMIS stands for Air Force Environmental Management Information System. It is the Air Force source for hazardous material data and pollution prevention information. This system provides comprehensive and up-to-date information on hazardous materials, their handling, storage, and disposal procedures, as well as pollution prevention measures. It helps the Air Force manage and mitigate the environmental impact of its operations by providing accurate and reliable data on hazardous materials and pollution prevention practices.

Electronic sensitive devices are identified on the item record using the "Type cargo code 3." This code specifically indicates that the item is an electronic sensitive device.

DD Form 1577 is the correct answer because it is red and is used to identify property that is unserviceable and uneconomical to repair.

Inventory schedules are prepared by fiscal year because fiscal year is a commonly used time period for financial reporting and budgeting purposes. By aligning the inventory schedules with the fiscal year, organizations can track and analyze their inventory levels and costs over a consistent and standardized timeframe. This allows for better financial planning, decision-making, and performance evaluation. Additionally, preparing inventory schedules on a fiscal year basis ensures that the inventory data is in sync with other financial reports and statements, facilitating accurate and comprehensive financial analysis.

Long life reusable containers are considered operational for at least 100 trips. This means that these containers are designed to withstand multiple uses and maintain their functionality over an extended period of time. They are durable and can be used repeatedly without significant wear and tear, making them a cost-effective and sustainable option for transportation and storage purposes.

When an item's security classification is increased on the item record, a warehouse change document called a "Controlled item code" is produced. This document is used to track and manage the changes made to the security classification of the item in the warehouse. It ensures that the item is handled and stored according to the updated security requirements, and helps maintain proper control and security of the item within the warehouse.

Flammable solids are substances that can ignite and burn easily. The correct answer is "100°F or above" because flammable solids are those that have a flashpoint (the lowest temperature at which they can ignite) of 100°F or higher. This means that these solids can catch fire when exposed to heat or an open flame at or above this temperature.

The Bioenvironmental Engineering Services must approve all additions or deletions to the Health Hazard Approval Listing. This is because they are responsible for assessing and managing health hazards in the environment. They have the expertise and knowledge to evaluate the potential risks associated with different substances and determine whether they should be included or removed from the approval listing. Their approval ensures that proper precautions are taken to protect the health and safety of individuals.

When a suspended property is placed on an unserviceable detail, the management notice I302 is output. This notice indicates that the property has been suspended and is currently unavailable for use. It serves as a notification to management that the property needs attention or repairs before it can be put back into service.