This quiz assesses knowledge in changing drill bits, pre-drilling practices, grinder operations, and safety measures with tools. It's designed for learners enhancing their technical and safety skills in tool handling.
Jerk drill back in forth onto drilling surface to create a starting hole.
Find most flat and dense part of your material to begin initial drilling.
Make use of a center punch to provide the exact center of the hole to be drilled
There is no extra requirements, drills are now made to a higher standard.
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Destroying government property.
Demilitarizing tools no longer serviceable.
Sharpening and Grinding tools, removing excess metal from work or smoothing surfaces.
General purpose to modify tools.
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Steel-toed boots to protect feet from falling residue.
Protect exposed body parts with Coveralls.
Always use eye or face protection when using a grinder.
Gloves, to protect vital parts of your hands.
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Saw guard designed to snap back automatically when the cut is complete to protect both user and tool.
Saw guard designed to snap in place to allow more efficient and steady cutting.
Saw guard designed solely for the purpose of protecting saw blades.
Saw guard designed to protect blade from rust.
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Blade must be revolving at full speed before it contacts material being cut.
Gradually place blade up against material and build up speed towards the end of the cut.
Maintain a slow and positive cut flow from end to end.
Blade should be place right against material then brought up to full speed throughout the cut.
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Inspect air hose for cracks or other defects. If you identify defects, make repairs or replace the hose before placing it into service.
Before connecting the air hose to the air outlet fitting, open the control valve momentarily, Next connect the house to the fitting and open the valve again, this ensures the hose is clear of water and other objects.
Stop the flow of air to a pneumatic tool by closing the control valve at the compressed air outlet before connecting and disconnecting, adjusting, replacing, or repairing a pneumatic tool.
All of the Above.
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Follow PMEL Instructions.
Follow specific tool technical order, and/or instruction book for lubricating instructions.
Go by self judgement.
As often as needed.
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90 PSI
30 PSI
60 PSI
120 PSI
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Regulates revolutions that the impact wrench may go.
Prevents over torquing.
Reduces the possibility of shearing or damaging threads when installing buts, or bolts to the required tension.
Both A&B.
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Socket Lock.
Impressed Driver.
Snap Lock.
Swivel Head.
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Skill with heavy machinery.
Hand Eye Coordination.
Knowledge.
Familiarity.
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Only One Spotter.
Only Physically, and Mentally qualified operators should use such devices.
Never swing or lift a load over personnel.
All of the above.
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Heat Damage
6 randomly distributed broken wires in one rope lay, or three broken wires in one strand in one rope lay.
End attachments, corroded, cracked, deformed or worn.
All of the Above.
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AFOSH Standard 91-46, and Specific Manuals
AFI 12-144
AFOSH Standard 91-201
Heavy Machinery TO
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Precisely determine tool use.
Troubleshoot electrical and electronic circuits.
Battle-Ready generator.
Used to power MAC.
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1,000 Volts, with and without test prod.
1,000 Volts, and 5,000 with test prod
5,000 Volts, with and without test prod.
5,000 Volts, and 1,000 with test prod
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1 ampere, and 10 amperes with shunt.
Cannot read current.
10 amperes, and 1 ampere with shunt.
It can read an unlimited amount of current.
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10000 megohms
1000 megohms
100 megohms
10 megohms
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AMTEC 620
AN/PSM-37
AMTEC 260
AN/PSM-73
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OFF/CHARGE
CHARGE
ON
STANDBY
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Mechanical Zero
Ohms Add, and Ohms
Key
All of the Above.
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Make sure the diameter of the hold to be drilled is within the capacity of the drill.
Connect the drill to the power source.
Put on your safety goggles.
Insert chuck key.
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6
8
10
12
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Hammer
Wrench
Socket
Drill
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20
15
10
5
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4
3
2
1
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Chain assembly.
Web strapping.
Metal mesh.
Wire rope.
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5% in excess of normal throat opening or more then 15 degree twist from the plane.
10% in excess of normal throat opening or more then 15 degree twist from the plane.
15% in excess of normal throat opening or more then 10 degree twist from the plane.
20% in excess of normal throat opening or more then 10 degree twist from the plane.
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Standing clear of the attached load.
Keeping the sling well lubricated in order to prevent corrosion.
Keeping your hands and fingers from between the sling and the load.
Inspecting the sling by passing your bard hand over the body of the sling.
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Galvanometer.
AN/PSN-37.
101-5BFG.
4000 ITS.
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Set the meter lower then the estimated current.
Verify that power is off when connecting the meter.
Verify that power is on when connecting the meter.
Set the meter scales to the lowest setting before turning on the meter.
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AMTEC 620.
AN/PSM-6.
101-5BFG.
Galvonometer.
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