This quiz is designed to assist you in making a satisfactory score for your Egress Journeyman 2A653, 5 level CDC's. Good Luck.
You
Your supervisor
Wing safety office
Squadron commander
5 days
10 days
20 days
30 days
3 years
2 years
18 months
12 months
A proficiency course
A special training course
An on-the-job (OJT) course
An Air Education and Training Command (AETC) approved Egress Journeyman Course
Annually
Prior to performing explosive-related tasks
Prior to performing explosive-related tasks and then annually
Prior to performing explosive-related tasks and then semiannually
5 mph
10 mph
15 mph
20 mph
Maintain your speed
Reduce your speed to 5 mph
Reduce your speed to 10 mph
Increase your speed to 20 mph
25 feet front, 200 feet rear
50 feet front, 200 feet rear
100 feet front, 100 feet rear
200 feet front, 100 feet rear
You or the personnel in your section
Personnel in the Maintainance Training Division
The base or unit Ground Safety Officer or NCO
The base or unit Weapons Safety Officer or NCO
Supervisors
Unit commander
Unit Explosive Safety NCO
Personnel in the Maintenance Training Division
Not limit your inspection to one area
Use checklists that focus strictly on explosive operations
Time the inspection to coincide with the wing safety inspection
Request assistance from someone outside of your area for a more honest evaluation
Protective containers
Shipping containers
A properly marked box
Explosive-proof containers
Clean
Segregated
Undamaged
Assigned a hazard classification
Integrated
Segregated
Stored in an approved shipping container
Turned in to the munitions storage area as soon as possible
Have at least two exits
Be protected from dry, cool temperatures
Contain a minimum of three fire extinguishers
Be protected from moisture and high temperatures
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Annually
Paraphrase and eliminate the need for basic technical orders
Serve as supplemental material
Cover safety in more detail
Simplify work
Sectionalization scheme of the TO
Type of instructions found in the TO
Technical system or equipment category
Model and series of the equipment covered by the TO
Model and series of the equipment covered by the TO
Types of instructions in the TO
Category number of the TO
Sectionalization of the TO
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Emergency, urgent, and routine
Immediate, urgent, and routine
Emergency, urgent, and record
Immediate, urgent, and record
Operations group
Maintenance group
Numbered Air Force
Headquarters USAF
Maintenance supervisor
Squadron commander
Section Chief
Flight Chief
Avionics
Munitions
Accessories
TMDE
Wing commander
Squadron commander
All maintenance personnel
Maintenance group commander
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