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What AFOSH standard includes general safety information applicable to vehiclemaintenance operations?
- 91–10.
- 91–20.
- 91–30.
- 91–40.

About This Quiz

This quiz, titled '2T357N CDC-URE's PART I', assesses knowledge on safety standards in vehicle maintenance. It covers topics such as AFOSH standards, required PPE, hazards of painting operations, and prevention of back injuries, emphasizing the importance of safety in operational settings.

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2.

Which PPE is required when working in the tire shop?
- Apron
- Helmet
- Ear Plugs
- Rubber Boots
Correct Answer

A. Ear Plugs

Explanation

When working in a tire shop, there is a high level of noise due to the equipment and machinery used. Therefore, wearing ear plugs is necessary to protect the ears from loud noises and prevent hearing damage. Ear plugs help to reduce the intensity of the noise and provide a barrier between the ears and the loud environment. Wearing an apron, helmet, or rubber boots may be important for other safety reasons in a tire shop, but the primary PPE required in this case is ear plugs.

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3.

AFOSH Standard 91–38 defines a hydrocarbon fuel as any substance that vaporizes andburns
- At a set temperature.
- For 30 seconds or less.
- In the presence of oxygen.
- In the presence of nitrogen.
Correct Answer

A. In the presence of oxygen.

Explanation

The correct answer is "in the presence of oxygen." This is because AFOSH Standard 91-38 defines a hydrocarbon fuel as a substance that vaporizes and burns in the presence of oxygen. The presence of oxygen is necessary for the combustion process to occur, as it acts as an oxidizer and allows the fuel to undergo a chemical reaction that produces heat and light. Without oxygen, the fuel will not burn.

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4.

What is considered the major cause of back injuries on the job?
- Improper lifting techniques.
- Constant stooping and bending.
- Constant handling of heavy loads.
- Failure to use back protection devices.
Correct Answer

A. Improper lifting techniques.

Explanation

Improper lifting techniques are considered the major cause of back injuries on the job. When individuals do not use proper lifting techniques, such as bending at the knees and using their leg muscles instead of their back muscles, they put excessive strain on their backs. This can lead to muscle strains, sprains, herniated discs, and other back injuries. It is important for individuals to receive proper training on how to lift heavy objects safely in order to prevent these types of injuries.

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5.

What are the main dangers of painting operations?
- Stress reactions.
- Flammable vapors.
- Explosions and toxic substances.
- Asbestos inhalation and asphyxiation.
Correct Answer

A. Explosions and toxic substances.

Explanation

The main dangers of painting operations include the risk of explosions and exposure to toxic substances. Painting operations often involve the use of flammable materials and chemicals, which can lead to explosions if not handled properly. Additionally, the inhalation or contact with toxic substances present in paints and solvents can cause serious health issues. Therefore, it is crucial to take necessary precautions and follow safety protocols to prevent accidents and protect workers from these dangers.

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6.

What is one of the biggest mistakes made by shop personnel when they repair a tire?
- Not having the right size replacement tire.
- Fail to remove the valve core to deflate tire.
- Stripping lug nuts while removing tire from vehicle.
- Not making sure another vehicle operator is present to help.
Correct Answer

A. Fail to remove the valve core to deflate tire.

Explanation

One of the biggest mistakes made by shop personnel when they repair a tire is failing to remove the valve core to deflate the tire. This is an important step in the repair process as it allows the tire to be easily removed from the vehicle and prevents any potential damage or injury. By not deflating the tire properly, the shop personnel may struggle to remove the tire or cause damage to the valve stem. Therefore, it is crucial for them to remember to remove the valve core before attempting to repair the tire.

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7.

Which of the following air pressure setting is safe for approved cleaning operations?
- 29 psi
- 32 psi
- 35 psi.
- 39 psi.
Correct Answer

A. 29 psi

Explanation

Lower air pressure settings are generally safer for cleaning operations as they reduce the risk of causing damage to delicate surfaces or equipment. Therefore, 29 psi is the safest option for approved cleaning operations.

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8.

What is the minimum distance (in feet) individuals must be from the refueling shop beforethey are permitted to smoke?
- 25.
- 50.
- 75.
- 100.
Correct Answer

A. 50.

Explanation

The minimum distance individuals must be from the refueling shop before they are permitted to smoke is 50 feet. This distance is likely determined for safety reasons, as smoking near a refueling shop could potentially ignite flammable materials and cause a fire or explosion. By enforcing a minimum distance of 50 feet, the risk of accidents and injuries is reduced.

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9.

Before entering a refueling shop, what must you do to release static electricity from yourbody?
- Ground yourself.
- Wear rubber boots.
- Wear eye protection.
- Wear rubber gloves.
Correct Answer

A. Ground yourself.

Explanation

To release static electricity from your body before entering a refueling shop, you must ground yourself. This is important because static electricity can potentially ignite fuel vapors, leading to a fire or explosion. Grounding yourself allows any built-up static charge to safely dissipate into the ground, reducing the risk of a spark. This can be done by touching a grounded metal object, such as a metal part of the vehicle or a grounding strap provided at the refueling station. Wearing rubber boots, eye protection, or rubber gloves are not effective methods for releasing static electricity.

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10.

Vehicle management is most likely to generate which hazardous waste?
- Cyanide.
- Mercury.
- Creosote.
- Degreasers.
Correct Answer

A. Degreasers.

Explanation

Vehicle management involves the use of various chemicals and substances for cleaning and maintenance purposes. Degreasers are commonly used in vehicle management to remove grease, oil, and dirt from engine parts and other components. These degreasers often contain hazardous chemicals that can be harmful to human health and the environment if not properly managed. Therefore, degreasers are most likely to generate hazardous waste in vehicle management. Cyanide and mercury are hazardous substances, but they are not commonly associated with vehicle management. Creosote is a hazardous substance used in wood preservation, but it is not directly related to vehicle management.

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11.

The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) contains information regarding
- Federal regulations.
- Authorized personnel.
- Base hazardous waste program.
- Physical and chemical characteristics.
Correct Answer

A. Physical and chemical characteristics.

Explanation

The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides information about the physical and chemical characteristics of a substance. This includes details such as its appearance, odor, boiling point, melting point, and reactivity. Knowing these characteristics is crucial for handling and storing the substance safely, as it helps to understand its potential hazards and how to mitigate them. The MSDS also includes information about the substance's health effects, first aid measures, and proper disposal procedures, making it an essential resource for anyone working with hazardous materials.

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12.

You should not fill hazardous waste containers more than what percentage?
- 75.
- 80
- 85
- 90
Correct Answer

A. 90

Explanation

Hazardous waste containers should not be filled more than 90% because leaving some space at the top allows for expansion of the waste due to heat or other factors, preventing any potential leaks or spills. Overfilling the containers can lead to safety hazards, such as the containers bursting or leaking, which can result in environmental contamination and potential harm to individuals handling the waste.

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13.

Why are containers of hazardous waste placed on pallets?
- To reduce corrosion.
- To easily mark labels.
- For easier ground collection.
- To expedite ground pick-up.
Correct Answer

A. To reduce corrosion.

Explanation

Containers of hazardous waste are placed on pallets to reduce corrosion. By elevating the containers off the ground, they are less likely to come into contact with moisture or other corrosive substances that could cause damage. This helps to protect the integrity of the containers and prevent leaks or spills that could further contaminate the environment. Additionally, placing the containers on pallets also allows for easier inspection and maintenance, as well as providing a stable and organized storage system.

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14.

How many gallons of hazardous waste may be stored at the satellite accumulation site?
- 55
- 75
- 100
- 110
Correct Answer

A. 55

Explanation

The correct answer is 55 because according to hazardous waste regulations, a maximum of 55 gallons of hazardous waste can be stored at a satellite accumulation site. This limit ensures that the amount of hazardous waste stored is kept to a manageable level and reduces the risk of accidents or spills.

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15.

Cumulative fines for violating environmental laws can be as high per day as
- $30,000
- $50,000
- $70,000
- $90,000
Correct Answer

A. $50,000

Explanation

The cumulative fines for violating environmental laws can be as high as $50,000 per day. This means that if someone continues to violate these laws for multiple days, the fines can accumulate up to $50,000 for each day of violation. This serves as a strong deterrent to discourage individuals or organizations from engaging in activities that harm the environment.

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16.

On what does the success of the environmental and pollution prevention program depend?
- Command policy.
- Squadron policy.
- All personnel.
- Vehicle fleet manager/superintendent.
Correct Answer

A. All personnel.

Explanation

The success of the environmental and pollution prevention program depends on the involvement and commitment of all personnel. This means that every individual within the organization, regardless of their position or rank, has a role to play in ensuring the program's success. Each person must understand the importance of environmental protection and pollution prevention, and actively contribute towards implementing and following the necessary policies and procedures. It is not solely the responsibility of command or squadron policy, or the vehicle fleet manager/superintendent, but rather a collective effort from all members of the organization.

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17.

What is the best practice you can follow to help reduce air pollution?
- Use nuclear energy for home heating.
- Drive early to work to avoid traffic jams.
- Use public transportation when practical.
- Ride a motorcycle to avoid traffic jams.
Correct Answer

A. Use public transportation when practical.

Explanation

Using public transportation when practical is the best practice to help reduce air pollution. Public transportation, such as buses or trains, can carry a large number of people at once, reducing the number of individual cars on the road. This leads to fewer emissions from vehicles, which contributes to a decrease in air pollution. Additionally, public transportation systems are often designed to be more environmentally friendly, using cleaner fuels or electric power. Therefore, opting for public transportation can have a significant positive impact on air quality and help combat pollution.

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18.

What is considered the key to reducing energy dependency?
- Recycling.
- Rationing.
- Raise prices.
- Conservation.
Correct Answer

A. Conservation.

Explanation

Conservation is considered the key to reducing energy dependency because it involves using energy resources more efficiently and responsibly. By conserving energy, individuals and industries can reduce their overall energy consumption, thereby decreasing their reliance on external sources of energy. This can be achieved through various measures such as improving energy efficiency, adopting renewable energy sources, and implementing sustainable practices. Conservation not only helps in reducing energy dependency but also contributes to environmental sustainability by minimizing the negative impacts of energy production and consumption.

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19.

Who assists the LRS commander in overseeing the daily operations of the squadron?
- Operations officer.
- Logistics manager.
- First Sergeant.
- Squadron superintendent.
Correct Answer

A. Operations officer.

Explanation

The correct answer is the Operations officer. The Operations officer assists the LRS commander in overseeing the daily operations of the squadron. They are responsible for coordinating and executing operational plans, managing resources, and ensuring the smooth functioning of the squadron. The Operations officer plays a crucial role in maintaining operational readiness and efficiency within the squadron.

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20.

This flight is responsible for the centralized command and control, planning, and ex cutionof all wing deployment operations and the distribution of cargo, passengers, and personal
- LGRD
- LGRF
- LGRM
- LGRV
Correct Answer

A. LGRD

Explanation

LGRD is the correct answer because it stands for "Logistics Readiness Squadron Deployment." This flight is responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of wing deployment operations, including command and control, planning, and execution. They also handle the distribution of cargo, passengers, and personnel during deployment.

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21.

This section in the Vehicle Operations element coordinates and maintains vehicle masterlesson plans.
- Dispatch Support.
- Training/Validation.
- Dispatch Operations.
- Operator Records and Licensing.
Correct Answer

A. Operator Records and Licensing.

Explanation

This section in the Vehicle Operations element is responsible for coordinating and maintaining vehicle master lesson plans. Operator Records and Licensing is the correct answer because it aligns with the task of managing and maintaining records related to operators and their licensing. This includes keeping track of operator certifications, licenses, and other relevant documentation.

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Ho is responsible for the overall management and maintenance of the wing’s vehiclefleet?
- LGRV
- LGRR
- LGRT
- LGRD
Correct Answer

A. LGRV

Explanation

LGRV is responsible for the overall management and maintenance of the wing's vehicle fleet.

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23.

Where can you find specific duties and responsibilities of Vehicle Maintenance?
- AFI 24–302 and TO 36–1–191.
- AFI 24–302 and AFMAN 36–191.
- AFI 24–302, AFI 24–307, and AFI 36–191.
- AFI 24–302, AFI 24–303, and AFI 24–310.
Correct Answer

A. AFI 24–302 and TO 36–1–191.

Explanation

The specific duties and responsibilities of Vehicle Maintenance can be found in AFI 24–302 and TO 36–1–191.

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24.

Who is the focal point for all registered vehicle matters on an installation?
- Vehicle Operations.
- Operations Supervision element.
- Maintenance Work Center element.
- Vehicle Management & Analysis element.
Correct Answer

A. Vehicle Management & Analysis element.

Explanation

The correct answer is Vehicle Management & Analysis element. This element is responsible for handling all registered vehicle matters on an installation. They oversee the management, analysis, and maintenance of the vehicles, ensuring that they are properly registered and maintained. They are the central point of contact for any issues or concerns related to registered vehicles on the installation.

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25.

The primary responsibility of Vehicle Maintenance is to maintain all vehicles that
- Cost over $10,000.
- Are assigned to the installation.
- Are non-appropriated fund motor vehicles.
- Bear USAF/AFEMS registration number regardless of cost.
Correct Answer

A. Bear USAF/AFEMS registration number regardless of cost.

Explanation

The correct answer is "bear USAF/AFEMS registration number regardless of cost." This means that the primary responsibility of Vehicle Maintenance is to maintain all vehicles that have a USAF/AFEMS registration number, regardless of their cost. This implies that the focus is on maintaining vehicles that are registered under the USAF/AFEMS system, rather than vehicles that are assigned to the installation or are non-appropriated fund motor vehicles.

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26.

What action should you take when accomplishing recurring maintenance on a non-registered asset that vehicle management has assistance responsibility?
- Inform the unit to purchase a contracted maintenance policy.
- Load the records in the Automated Fleet Information System.
- Load the records in the Registered Equipment Management System.
- Load the records in the On-line Vehicle Interactive Management System.
Correct Answer

A. Load the records in the On-line Vehicle Interactive Management System.

Explanation

When accomplishing recurring maintenance on a non-registered asset that vehicle management has assistance responsibility, the appropriate action to take is to load the records in the On-line Vehicle Interactive Management System. This system is likely used to keep track of maintenance records and manage the maintenance of vehicles. By loading the records in this system, vehicle management can ensure that all necessary information is documented and easily accessible for future reference and assistance.

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27.

Vehicles not authorized for services in Vehicle Management are
- Non-appropriated fund vehicles.
- Those costing less than $10,000.
- Assigned to tenant organizations.
- Those in allowance source code 048.
Correct Answer

A. Non-appropriated fund vehicles.

Explanation

The correct answer is non-appropriated fund vehicles. This means that vehicles that are not authorized for services in Vehicle Management are non-appropriated fund vehicles. Non-appropriated fund vehicles are vehicles that are not funded by the government and are instead funded by sources such as fees, charges, or donations. These vehicles are typically used for recreational or welfare purposes and are not authorized for regular services within the Vehicle Management system.

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28.

Which statement best describes a Vehicle Maintenance function in support of the UnitedStates Air Force WMP?
- Provide manning and training.
- Develop mobility and contingency plans.
- Determine suitable vehicles for deployment.
- Develop the LRS annex to the base mobility plan.
Correct Answer

A. Determine suitable vehicles for deployment.

Explanation

The Vehicle Maintenance function in support of the United States Air Force WMP involves determining suitable vehicles for deployment. This means that the function is responsible for assessing the requirements of different missions and selecting the appropriate vehicles that meet those needs. This could include considering factors such as the terrain, distance, and specific equipment or capabilities required for the mission. By determining suitable vehicles for deployment, the Vehicle Maintenance function ensures that the Air Force has the necessary resources to carry out its operations effectively and efficiently.

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29.

) An immediate, temporary repair of a battle-damaged vehicle during post attack recoveryoperations is called
- Triage maintenance.
- Quick reaction maintenance.
- Organizational maintenance.
- Post attack vehicle operability.
Correct Answer

A. Triage maintenance.

Explanation

Triage maintenance refers to the immediate and temporary repair of a battle-damaged vehicle during post attack recovery operations. This type of maintenance is focused on quickly assessing the damage and making necessary repairs to restore the vehicle's operability. It is a critical step in ensuring that damaged vehicles can be quickly brought back into service, allowing for continued operations.

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30.

Who has overall base level responsibility to ensure the readiness of assigned WRM?
- VFM.
- LRS commander.
- Group commander.
- Installation commander.
Correct Answer

A. Installation commander.

Explanation

The installation commander is responsible for ensuring the readiness of assigned WRM (War Reserve Material). They have the overall base level responsibility to ensure that the WRM is prepared and available for use when needed. This includes managing inventory, maintenance, and ensuring that the WRM meets all necessary standards and requirements. The installation commander plays a crucial role in ensuring the readiness of the assigned WRM and is accountable for its availability and functionality.

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31.

What directs the Air Force to maintain the minimum number of motor vehicles toaccomplish the mission?
- Public law.
- Executive order.
- Department of Defense.
- Transportation Directorate policy.
Correct Answer

A. Public law.

Explanation

Public law directs the Air Force to maintain the minimum number of motor vehicles to accomplish the mission. Public laws are enacted by Congress and apply to all branches of the military. These laws serve as legal guidelines and regulations that the Air Force must adhere to in order to efficiently and effectively carry out their mission. By following public law, the Air Force ensures that they have the necessary resources and vehicles to fulfill their duties while also minimizing excessive or unnecessary motor vehicles.

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32.

The responsibility of the VCO/VCNCO is to
- Perform SBSS vehicle transactions.
- Conduct monthly vehicle inspections.
- Administer the VCP.
- Ensure vehicles are repaired under warranty.
Correct Answer

A. Conduct monthly vehicle inspections.

Explanation

The responsibility of the VCO/VCNCO is to conduct monthly vehicle inspections. This means that they are in charge of inspecting vehicles on a regular basis to ensure that they are in proper working condition. This is important for maintaining the safety and efficiency of the vehicles. By conducting these inspections, the VCO/VCNCO can identify any issues or maintenance needs and take appropriate actions to address them. This helps to prevent any potential problems or breakdowns and ensures that the vehicles are always in good condition.

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33.

What percentage of the installation vehicle fleet should be inspected during a semi-annualvehicle inspection?
- 10
- 15
- 20
- 25
Correct Answer

A. 25

Explanation

During a semi-annual vehicle inspection, it is recommended to inspect 25% of the installation vehicle fleet. This percentage allows for a thorough assessment of a significant portion of the fleet, ensuring that any potential issues or maintenance needs are identified and addressed. Inspecting a higher percentage would be time-consuming and potentially inefficient, while inspecting a lower percentage may increase the risk of overlooking critical problems. Therefore, 25% strikes a balance between comprehensive inspections and practicality.

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34.

Who provides policy oversight for the DOD fleet credit card?
- Base Fuels Flight.
- Defense Fuels Center.
- DESC.
- GSA.
Correct Answer

A. DESC.

Explanation

DESC stands for Defense Energy Support Center, which is responsible for providing policy oversight for the Department of Defense (DOD) fleet credit card. The DESC ensures that the DOD fleet credit card program is effectively managed and adheres to established policies and procedures. They oversee the use of the credit cards and monitor transactions to ensure compliance with regulations. The DESC plays a crucial role in managing and controlling the DOD fleet credit card program, making them the correct answer.

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35.

It is more cost effective to contract than repair in-house repairs
- Requiring specialized tools.
- That are infrequently done.
- Requiring special training.
- That are complicated.
Correct Answer

A. That are infrequently done.

Explanation

Contracting repairs that are infrequently done is more cost-effective because it eliminates the need to invest in specialized tools or provide special training for in-house staff. By outsourcing these repairs to specialized contractors, businesses can save money on equipment and training costs, as they only pay for the repairs when they are needed. This also allows the business to focus on their core operations and leave the specialized repairs to experts in the field.

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36.

What best describes a simplified way of filling repetitive requirements for supplies andservices by eliminating the need for issuing individual purchase documents?
- SF 44.
- AF Form 9.
- Government Purchase Card (GPC).
- Blanket purchase agreement (BPA).
Correct Answer

A. Blanket purchase agreement (BPA).

Explanation

A blanket purchase agreement (BPA) is the best option for simplifying the process of filling repetitive requirements for supplies and services. With a BPA, the need for issuing individual purchase documents is eliminated, as the agreement allows for the establishment of a single contract with a vendor for multiple purchases over a set period of time. This streamlines the procurement process and reduces administrative burden by providing a pre-negotiated pricing structure and terms and conditions for future purchases.

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37.

To be more cost effective, what should be done when considering the establishment of ablanket purchase agreement (BPA)?
- Establish a maximum dollar amount for individual calls.
- Establish a BPA from one supplier at a pre-negotiated price.
- Set up a BPA for the same type of items with several suppliers.
- Have the supplier’s deliver the items instead of picking them up.
Correct Answer

A. Set up a BPA for the same type of items with several suppliers.

Explanation

To be more cost-effective, setting up a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for the same type of items with several suppliers is recommended. This allows for competition among suppliers, leading to better pricing and terms. By having multiple suppliers, organizations can compare prices and negotiate better deals, ensuring cost savings. Additionally, it provides flexibility and options in case one supplier is unable to meet the organization's requirements or faces any issues. Overall, setting up a BPA with multiple suppliers helps in achieving cost effectiveness and maximizing value for the organization.

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38.

Who determines the personnel to be issued the Government Purchase Card (GPC)?
- Base contracting officer.
- Each participating organization.
- General Services Administration.
- Office of Management and Budget.
Correct Answer

A. Each participating organization.

Explanation

Each participating organization determines the personnel to be issued the Government Purchase Card (GPC). This means that each organization has the authority to decide which employees will be issued the GPC based on their specific needs and requirements. The decision is not made by the base contracting officer, General Services Administration, or the Office of Management and Budget.

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39.

With few exceptions, what is the single purchase limit on the Government Purchase Card(GPC)?
- $2,000.
- $2,500.
- $3,000.
- $3,500.
Correct Answer

A. $2,500.

Explanation

The correct answer is $2,500. The Government Purchase Card (GPC) typically has a single purchase limit of $2,500, meaning that cardholders are allowed to make individual purchases up to this amount. However, there may be a few exceptions where this limit can vary.

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40.

Who provides funds for vehicle procurement?
- Major commands (MAJCOM).
- General Services Administration (GSA).
- Warner Robins Air Logistics Center (WR-ALC).
- Headquarters United States Air Force (HQ USAF).
Correct Answer

A. Headquarters United States Air Force (HQ USAF).

Explanation

The correct answer is Headquarters United States Air Force (HQ USAF). This is because HQ USAF is responsible for providing funds for vehicle procurement. They have the authority to allocate and distribute funds for various purposes, including the acquisition of vehicles for the Air Force. Major commands (MAJCOM), General Services Administration (GSA), and Warner Robins Air Logistics Center (WR-ALC) may have other roles and responsibilities within the Air Force, but they are not specifically responsible for providing funds for vehicle procurement.

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41.

What is a vehicle modification?
- A change in primary vehicle colors.
- Installation of a pickup truck bed-liner.
- Installation of bins and shelving inside a step-van.
- A change in the configuration of the basic vehicle from its originally intended purpose.
Correct Answer

A. A change in the configuration of the basic vehicle from its originally intended purpose.

Explanation

Vehicle modification refers to altering the original design and purpose of a vehicle. This can include making changes to the vehicle's structure, mechanics, or features in order to serve a different function or meet specific requirements. It may involve adding or removing components, modifying the body or chassis, or adjusting the vehicle's performance capabilities. This can be done for various reasons, such as improving performance, enhancing functionality, or adapting the vehicle for specific needs or preferences.

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42.

Who determines the additional vehicle equivalents (VE) to assign for add-on equipment?
- Vehicle Management & Analysis (VM&A).
- Vehicle fleet manager or superintendent (VFM or VMS).
- Customer service.
- Using organization.
Correct Answer

A. Vehicle fleet manager or superintendent (VFM or VMS).

Explanation

The correct answer is Vehicle fleet manager or superintendent (VFM or VMS). The vehicle fleet manager or superintendent is responsible for determining the additional vehicle equivalents (VE) to assign for add-on equipment. They have the knowledge and expertise to assess the impact of the add-on equipment on the overall fleet and make appropriate adjustments to the vehicle equivalents. This ensures that the fleet is accurately represented and accounted for in terms of its capacity and capability.

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43.

Damages resulting from incidents should be repairedafter
- A report of survey is initiated.
- Release from the base safety office.
- An accident estimate work order is completed.
- Receipt of a letter from the using organization explaining the incident.
Correct Answer

A. Receipt of a letter from the using organization explaining the incident.

Explanation

The correct answer is "receipt of a letter from the using organization explaining the incident." This is because receiving a letter from the using organization explaining the incident provides the necessary information about the damages and the incident itself. This allows for proper assessment and evaluation of the damages, which is essential for initiating the repair process. Without this information, it would be difficult to accurately determine the extent of the damages and proceed with the necessary repairs.

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44.

Which gives a list of all the shop’s expenditures by element of expense/investment code(EEIC)?
- Vehicle Master List.
- Daily Document Register.
- Vehicle Management (VM) Report.
- Responsibility Center/Cost Center (RC/CC) Manager’s Report.
Correct Answer

A. Responsibility Center/Cost Center (RC/CC) Manager’s Report.

Explanation

The Responsibility Center/Cost Center (RC/CC) Manager's Report is the correct answer because it is the only option that specifically mentions providing a list of the shop's expenditures by element of expense/investment code (EEIC). The other options, such as the Vehicle Master List, Daily Document Register, and Vehicle Management (VM) Report, do not mention providing this specific information.

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45.

Who is responsible for controlling the vehicle management budget?
- Materiel Control.
- Base comptroller.
- Vehicle fleet manager (VFM).
- Vehicle Management and Analysis(VM&A).
Correct Answer

A. Vehicle fleet manager (VFM).

Explanation

The vehicle fleet manager (VFM) is responsible for controlling the vehicle management budget. They oversee the financial aspects of maintaining and operating the vehicle fleet, including budget planning, allocation, and monitoring expenses. The VFM ensures that the budget is effectively managed and that funds are allocated appropriately for vehicle maintenance, repairs, fuel, and other related expenses. They work closely with other departments and stakeholders to ensure cost-effective and efficient vehicle management practices.

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46.

Which consideration best describes Vehicle Management manpower?
- Assigned shop technicians.
- Individuals filling a position.
- Positions required to do a mission.
- Employees on the unit personnel roster.
Correct Answer

A. Positions required to do a mission.

Explanation

The consideration that best describes Vehicle Management manpower is "Positions required to do a mission." This means that the focus is on the specific roles and positions that are necessary for carrying out a particular task or objective related to vehicle management. It emphasizes the importance of having the right personnel in place to effectively fulfill the mission and responsibilities associated with managing vehicles.

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47.

Other factors that affect manpower authorizations are called
- Variances.
- Standards.
- Change factors.
- Tenant agreements.
Correct Answer

A. Variances.

Explanation

Variance refers to the difference between the planned or expected manpower authorizations and the actual number of employees needed. In this context, other factors that affect manpower authorizations are referred to as variances. These factors could include changes in project requirements, unexpected events, fluctuations in workload, or any other factors that deviate from the standard or planned manpower requirements. Standards, change factors, and tenant agreements may also impact manpower authorizations, but in this question, the specific term used to describe these factors is variances.

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48.

Variances impact which of the following factors?
- Mission readiness.
- Vehicle equivalents.
- Vehicle authorizations.
- Manpower authorizations.
Correct Answer

A. Manpower authorizations.

Explanation

Variances impact manpower authorizations. Variances refer to the differences or deviations from the planned or expected values. In the context of manpower authorizations, variances can affect the number of personnel or the allocation of resources for a specific task or mission. If there are significant variances in manpower requirements, it may lead to adjustments in the authorized number of personnel, such as increasing or decreasing the manpower authorizations to ensure adequate staffing levels and efficient utilization of resources.

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49.

What is the main purpose of the Air Force Form 1800, Operator’s Inspection Guide andTrouble Report?
- To report accident information.
- To record data for scheduled services.
- Serves as a checklist for turn-in to maintenance.
- Serves as a daily and weekly vehicle inspection checklist and to record discrepancies.
Correct Answer

A. Serves as a daily and weekly vehicle inspection checklist and to record discrepancies.

Explanation

The main purpose of the Air Force Form 1800, Operator's Inspection Guide and Trouble Report is to serve as a daily and weekly vehicle inspection checklist and to record discrepancies. This form is used by operators to ensure that vehicles are inspected regularly and any issues or discrepancies are documented. It helps in maintaining the safety and proper functioning of vehicles by providing a standardized checklist for inspections and a record of any problems that need to be addressed.

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