Only duty-related activities to enhance the safety and well being of yourself and others.
On- and off-duty activities to enhance the safety and well being of yourself and others.
Only duty-related activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.
On-and off-duty activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.
Using personal protective equipment.
Unsafe working conditions.
Known pregnancies.
Personal injury.
The air compressor is grounded.
The air strainer is in place.
The battery is disconnected.
All air pressure is drained.
To prevent the energized windings from touching the frame.
To prevent current from following the path of least resistance.
To prevent you from receiving an electrical shock if the energized windings touch the frame.
To prevent current from flowing directly to ground if the energized windings touch the frame.
Claw.
Sledge.
Soft face.
Ball-peen
Cross-point.
Flat-blade.
Cross-tip.
Offset.
Snap ring.
Diagonal cutting.
Multiple slip-joint.
Combination slip-joint.
Snap ring.
Vice grips.
Water pump.
Diagonal cutters.
Bolts.
Rivets.
Hard steel.
Small wire.
Inspect it.
Lubricate it.
Blow out the airhose.
Ensure that its use is necessary.
Supervisor's preference.
Serviceability criteria.
Cosmetic appearance.
Availability.
Stud.
Fine thread bolt.
Coarse thread bolt.
General purpose bolt.
Nonmetallic self-locking nuts.
Metallic self-locking nuts.
Castellated nuts.
Plain nuts.
Red.
Blue.
Green.
Yellow.
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Red, blue, and yellow.
Straight, right angle, and flat.
Copper, aluminum, and plastic.
Pre-insulated, uninsulated, and reinsulated.
Military specification.
Type of fitting.
Air Force/Navy.
Fitting size.
Scratches.
Chafing.
Dents.
Nicks.
3,000 psi without bursting.
9,000 psi without bursting.
12,000 psi without bursting.
15,000 psi without bursting.
Prevent twisting of the hose.
Compensate for change in length.
Place a mechanical load on the hose.
Protect it from a hot pipe or manifold.
Look for loose objects (stone, paper, or trash), pick them up when discovered and encourage others to do the same.
Learn the basic classes of FOD, recognize its causes, and account for tools and hardware used during maintenance.
Look for loose objects discarded on the flightline during maintenance activities.
Periodically participate in "FOD walks" on taxiways and runways.
TO catalog.
Alphabetical index.
Cross-reference table.
LOAPs.
Table of contents.
Reference designator index.
Appropriate figure/illustration.
National stock number and reference number index.
Safety.
Urgent action.
Routine action.
Immediate action.
Abbreviated TCTO.
Inspection TCTO.
Record TCTO.
Interim TCTO.
Cover safety in more detail.
Serve as supplemental material.
Paraphrase and eliminate the need for basic TOs.
Organize and simplify instructions in a condensed version.
Periodic inspections, lubrication, and special inspections.
Periodic inspections, special inspections, and safety.
Periodic inspections, lubrication, and safety.
Special inspections, lubrication, and safety.
Lubrication charts.
Illustrated parts breakdown.
Service inspection workcards.
Periodic inspection workcards.
Improper sequencing of pages.
Insufficient information.
Typographical errors.
Misspelled words.
AFTO Form 1000, Deficiency Report.
AFTO Form 601A, Change Recommendation.
AFTO Form 95, Support Equipment Record.
AFTO Form 22, Technical Manuel (TM) Change Recommendation and Reply.
Pamphlets and manuals.
Departmental and field.
Instructions and manuals.
Supplements and instructions.
Air Force wings.
Support personnel.
Maintenance personnel.
Personnel within the issuing organization.
Supplements.
Visual aids.
Bulletins.
Manuals.
Broad area covered.
Specific area covered.
Specific title of the publication.
Specific military personnel affected.
Air Force e-Publishing website.
LOAPs
Base-level functional publication library
AFI 33-360
Increasing bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time.
Increasing bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time.
Eliminating bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time.
Eliminating bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time.
Centralized and depot.
Depot and provisional.
Provisional and centralized.
Organizational and intermediate.
On-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of an operating command at an operating location.
On-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of a supporting command or intermediate repair facility.
Off-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of an operating command at an operating location or intermediate repair facility.
On- and off-equipment tasks that require highly specialized skills, sophisticated shop equipment, and/or special facilities of a supporting command.
Get ahead of unscheduled maintenance.
Keep equipment operating and looking good.
Keep the mechanic working on minor problems.
Locate problems and repair equipment before total failure.
Red X.
Red dash.
Red diagonal.
Circle red X.
Red X.
Red dash.
Red diagonal.
Circled red X.
Part II, Non-scheduled Inspection.
Part III, Scheduled Inspection.
Part IV, Supervisory review.
Part V, Maintenance/Delayed Discrepancy.
A red X and your initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review.
A red X and your initials in Part III, Scheduled Inspections.
The letters "CF" (for carried forward) and your initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review.
The letters "CF" (for carried forward) and your initials in Part III, Scheduled Inspections.
Unserviceable (Condemned).
Unserviceable (Reparable).
Serviceable.
Suspended.
Brown.
Green.
White.
Yellow.
AF Form 2005.
AFTO Form 350.
DD Form 1348-6.
DD Form 1348-1A.
Type maintenance.
Work unit code.
Category of labor.
Units.
Excess and surplus are the same.
Excess and surplus are the turn-in of property no long needed.
Surplus is property no longer needed at your base, and excess is property no longer needed by another military service or Federal agency.
Excess is property no longer needed at your base, and surplus is property no longer needed by another military service or Federal agency
Use them only for their intended purposes.
Always order the least expensive item to do the job.
Protect items from hazards such as fire or corrosion.
Order only the minimum supplies necessary to do a job.
Commander.
Supervisor.
Person who signed for an account.
Person who has possession of the property.
Possess it.
Sign for it.
Be a 5 level.
Be a supervisor.
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