Safety Management Trivia Quiz!

CFETP stands for Career Field Education and Training Plan, which is a comprehensive document that outlines the training requirements and career progression for a particular Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC). Part II of the CFETP specifically provides a list of training courses available for that AFSC. Therefore, the correct answer is CFETP, Part II.

Exfoliation corrosion is a type of corrosion that occurs when a metal surface is exposed to a corrosive environment, causing the grains of the metal to lift up or swell. This can happen when a metal alloy has different chemical compositions in different areas, leading to varying levels of susceptibility to corrosion. Over time, the corrosive environment causes the weaker areas to corrode more rapidly, resulting in the lifting up or swelling of the metal grains. Therefore, exfoliation corrosion is the correct answer for this question.

When a fastener is tightened, it experiences two main stresses: tension and torsion. Tension refers to the force that stretches or elongates the fastener, while torsion refers to the twisting or rotational force applied to the fastener. These stresses are important to consider when tightening a fastener, as they can affect its strength and integrity.

The FL-1D floodlight consists of two 1,000 watt lamp fixtures. This means that each floodlight has two lamp fixtures, and each fixture has a wattage of 1,000 watts. Therefore, the total wattage for the floodlight is 2,000 watts (2 fixtures x 1,000 watts per fixture).

An initial evaluation in a training program should be accomplished within 60 days of arrival. This allows enough time for the individual to settle in and get familiar with their new environment before undergoing an evaluation. It also ensures that the evaluation is conducted early enough to identify any areas that may need improvement or further training.

The objectives of the MDD system include collecting, storing, and retrieving base-level data. This means that the system is designed to gather data, store it in a database, and make it easily accessible for review or retrieval when needed. This ensures that the system is able to effectively manage and utilize the base-level data for various purposes.

The AFTO 781F form is used as a source document for obtaining billing information for fuel and oil.

not-available-via-ai

The AFTO 781 form is a maintenance form used to document aircraft maintenance actions and events. It is typically removed from the forms binder after the event number is entered at the maintenance debriefing. This ensures that the form is properly updated and completed before it is removed from the binder. Removing the form before the event number is entered could result in incomplete or inaccurate documentation. Therefore, it is important to remove the form after the event number is entered at the maintenance debriefing.

The AFTO 781J is the correct answer because it is the specific form used to record engine over-temperature conditions. The other forms listed (781G, 781M, 781P) are used for different purposes and not specifically for recording engine over-temperature conditions.

The MB-4 Coleman incorporates four wheel steering, which means that all four wheels are able to turn and steer the vehicle. This allows for better maneuverability and tight turning radius. Additionally, the vehicle also has four wheel drive, which means that power is distributed to all four wheels for better traction and off-road capabilities. This combination of four wheel steering and four wheel drive makes the MB-4 Coleman highly versatile and suitable for various terrains and driving conditions.

A feeling of emptiness is not a sign of noise fatigue because noise fatigue primarily affects the auditory system and can cause symptoms such as dizziness, emotional irritability, and impaired mental concentration. A feeling of emptiness is more commonly associated with emotional or psychological states rather than physical fatigue caused by noise.

The GOX high pressure cylinders are painted green with a white band near the top.

AF IMT 1297 is the correct answer because it is the form used to issue an item of equipment for short, specified periods. The other options, AF 2005, AF Form 2413, and DD Form 1348-6, are not used for this purpose.

The 24 inch length of wire is the correct answer because it allows for the maximum number of bolts to be secured in series. With a longer length of wire, more bolts can be connected in a series, ensuring their safety.

Left handed threads on a turnbuckle can be identified by the groove on the end of the barrel. This groove is a distinguishing feature that indicates the presence of left handed threads, which are threaded in the opposite direction compared to traditional right handed threads. The groove serves as a visual indicator for users to easily identify the type of thread on the turnbuckle.

Aircraft weight is used in determining design criteria such as engine requirements, wing area, landing gear requirements, and payload capacity. The weight of the aircraft directly affects the performance and capabilities of the aircraft. For example, the engine requirements need to be determined based on the weight of the aircraft to ensure sufficient power for takeoff and climb. The wing area and landing gear requirements are also influenced by the weight of the aircraft to ensure safe and efficient operations. Additionally, the payload capacity of the aircraft is determined by its weight, as it needs to be able to carry a certain amount of cargo or passengers without exceeding its maximum weight limits.

The hydraulic systems on the MK-3A -1 hydraulic test stand are designated as Number 1 and Number 2. This indicates that there are two separate hydraulic systems on the test stand, each identified by a different number.

Stress corrosion is a type of corrosion that occurs when a metal is exposed to both a corrosive environment and mechanical stress. It results in the formation of corroded cracks in the metal, which is consistent with the given answer. This type of corrosion is often caused by factors such as tensile stress, residual stress, or applied stress, and can lead to catastrophic failure if not addressed.

The maximum tow speed for a C-10 air conditioner is 20 mph. This means that the air conditioner can be safely towed at speeds up to 20 mph without causing any damage or compromising its functionality.

Inserting safety wire in the hole in the end of the terminal is used to check a push-pill rod end engagement. This is because safety wire helps to secure and lock the terminal in place, ensuring that it does not move or disengage during operation. By inserting the safety wire, any potential lateral movement or play in the rod end engagement can be detected and prevented, ensuring the safety and stability of the connection.

The A/M32A-60 is capable of providing AC and DC electrical power, as well as pneumatic power, for ground maintenance.

The correct answer is 49. This suggests that the horsepower rating of the diesel engine powering the SGNSC is 49.

The inspection that is usually performed just prior to takeoff and may include operational checks of some systems is known as the EOR (Engine-Off Run-up) inspection. This inspection is conducted to ensure that all systems are functioning properly and that the aircraft is ready for takeoff. During the EOR inspection, the engines are shut down and various operational checks are performed, such as testing the flight controls, brakes, and other systems. This inspection is crucial to ensure the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft before it takes off.

The correct answer is "Urgent." This report type requires action on a TO deficiency that, if not corrected, could cause reduced operational efficiency. It suggests that immediate attention and corrective measures are necessary to prevent any negative impact on operational efficiency.

The allowable limit for nicks and scratches on a straight section of aircraft tubing is no deeper than 15 percent of the wall thickness. This means that any nicks or scratches on the tubing should not exceed 15 percent of the thickness of the tubing's wall. This is important because deeper nicks or scratches can compromise the structural integrity of the tubing and potentially lead to failure or damage during flight. Therefore, it is essential to adhere to this limit to ensure the safety and reliability of the aircraft.

The correct answer is Hydraulic. Hydraulic steering systems are able to provide two wheel steer, four wheel coordinated steer, and four wheel oblique steering. This is because hydraulic systems use fluid pressure to transmit force, allowing for precise control and coordination of the vehicle's steering. Mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical steering systems do not have the same capabilities as hydraulic systems in terms of steering options.

The correct answer is B-4. A scissor-type maintenance stand is a type of equipment used in aircraft maintenance to provide elevated access to different parts of the aircraft. It is designed with a scissor-like mechanism that allows it to be easily adjusted to different heights. B-4 is the only option listed that indicates a scissor-type maintenance stand. B-1, B-2, and C-1 do not specify the type of maintenance stand they represent.

The maximum towing speed for the model 3000 engine trailer on straightaways is 20 MPH.

The correct answer is "90 days after graduation." This means that the GAS (presumably referring to some document or form) is typically sent out to individuals 90 days after they have graduated. This could be a standard procedure for providing graduates with important information or updates after they have completed their studies.

Acceptance inspection ensures the completeness of historical documents. Acceptance inspection is a process where historical documents are reviewed and verified to ensure that all necessary information and components are present. It is a crucial step to ensure the accuracy and reliability of historical records. By conducting acceptance inspections, organizations can ensure that all historical documents are complete and can be used for reference or research purposes without any missing or incomplete information.

The correct answer is 1-1B-50. This document provides detailed information about weight and balance.

The MJ-2A reservoir holds 27 gallons of fluid.

Bench stock levels are established to provide a buffer of inventory that can be readily accessed to meet immediate needs. A 30-day usage level ensures that there is enough stock available to cover a month's worth of requirements. This allows for flexibility and reduces the risk of stockouts or delays in production or service delivery. A 30-day usage level strikes a balance between having enough inventory on hand and minimizing carrying costs associated with excessive stock levels.

The correct interval for installing cushion clips on aircraft tubing is 15 to 20 inches. This means that the cushion clips should be spaced apart at a distance of 15 to 20 inches from each other along the tubing.

A clevis is often used as pins in control systems because of its ability to rotate and pivot, allowing for flexibility in movement. It is not used in areas where tension is present because it is not designed to withstand high levels of force. On the other hand, a stud is used in areas where tension is present as it is specifically designed to handle high levels of tension. The eyebolt and hexhead are also commonly used in areas where tension is present as they are able to withstand and distribute force effectively.

When an aircraft is idle for an extended period of time, a calendar inspection is required. This type of inspection is based on the passage of time rather than the number of flight hours or cycles. It ensures that the aircraft remains in airworthy condition and identifies any potential issues that may have arisen during the idle period. This is important to maintain the safety and reliability of the aircraft before it is put back into service.

The TH inspection is performed after flights when a turn around sortie or continuation flight is scheduled. This means that the inspection takes place after the aircraft has completed its flight and is preparing for another flight without a significant delay. This ensures that any potential issues or damages incurred during the previous flight are identified and addressed before the aircraft takes off again.

The correct answer is B-2. The B-2 maintenance stand has an adjustable height of 13 to 20 feet.

The longest possible movement between the micrometer's spindle and anvil is 1.0 inch. This means that the micrometer can measure objects that are up to 1.0 inch in size.

The TCTO identified by a series of Red diagonals alternately spaced with Red Xs around the border of the first page is "Urgent action". This indicates that immediate attention and action are required in order to address the issue or problem mentioned in the TCTO. The red diagonals and Xs serve as visual indicators to highlight the urgency and importance of the action needed.

The correct answer is 00-5-1. The AFTO Form 22 is used for maintenance and inspection records. The 00-5-1 series outlines the procedures for entries on this form.

AFI 11-218 is the correct answer because it is the Air Force instruction that covers internationally accepted hand signals. This reference provides guidance and standardization for the use of hand signals in various Air Force operations. It ensures that personnel across different countries and organizations can effectively communicate using universally recognized hand signals, promoting safety and efficiency in military operations.

Temporary storage of hazardous materials at a central accumulation point cannot exceed 90 days. This is because hazardous materials can pose significant risks to human health and the environment if not handled properly. By limiting the storage period to 90 days, it ensures that the materials are not stored for an extended period, reducing the potential for accidents, leaks, or other incidents. This time frame also allows for efficient management and disposal of the hazardous materials within a reasonable timeframe, minimizing the overall risk associated with their storage.

The maximum load that the model 4000 engine trailer can support is 8,000 pounds.

Programmed depot maintenance is the correct answer because it involves a comprehensive inspection and maintenance of areas, components, and systems that goes beyond the requirements specified in the technical order inspection. This type of maintenance is typically performed at designated depots and includes a thorough examination of the equipment to ensure its proper functioning and to identify any potential issues that may require repair or replacement.

An internal wrenching type bolt has a recessed head and is used in high tension applications. This type of bolt has a hexagonal or square socket in its head, allowing for the use of a wrench or an Allen key to tighten or loosen it. The recessed head design provides better security and prevents the bolt from being easily tampered with or removed. This makes it ideal for applications where high tension and security are required, such as in machinery, aerospace, or automotive industries.

Spiral retaining rings are installed into housings or onto shafts making 360-degree contact with the groove. Unlike snap rings, which have a gap, spiral retaining rings are continuous and provide uniform radial pressure around the groove. This allows for a secure and reliable hold, making them ideal for applications that require high rotational speeds or heavy loads. Beveled retaining rings and axially assembled retaining rings do not provide 360-degree contact and may not offer the same level of security and stability.

The maximum governed speed of the MB-4 Coleman is 20 MPH. This means that the vehicle is designed to operate at a maximum speed of 20 miles per hour. It is important to adhere to this speed limit to ensure safety and proper functioning of the vehicle.

The maximum pressure that the SGNSC can deliver high pressure nitrogen is 4,400 psig.

The correct answer is Inspection workcards. Inspection workcards are a set of documents that outline the minimum aircraft inspection requirements. These workcards provide detailed instructions and guidelines for conducting inspections on various components and systems of the aircraft. They ensure that all necessary inspections are carried out in a systematic and standardized manner, helping to maintain the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft.

The correct answer is 20 ft radius. This means that individuals who are not directly involved in nitrogen servicing should stay at least 20 feet away from the area. This distance is important to ensure their safety as nitrogen can be hazardous if not handled properly. Staying outside this radius reduces the risk of potential accidents or exposure to nitrogen.

The MK-3A-1 is driven by an electric motor. This means that the motor uses electricity to generate mechanical power, which is then used to drive the MK-3A-1. This type of motor is commonly used in various applications where electrical power is readily available and provides a reliable and efficient source of propulsion.

The correct answer is AFTO Form 350. AFTO Form 350 is used for the internal control of reparable items within maintenance. It is a document that tracks the status and location of reparable items, ensuring that they are properly accounted for and managed. The other forms listed (DD Form 1348-6, AFTO Form 349, and DD Form 1131) are not specifically designed for the internal control of reparable items.

The odd-leg caliper is used for finding shaft centers or locating shoulders. It is a type of caliper that has one fixed leg and one adjustable leg, allowing it to measure the distance between two points accurately. This makes it suitable for determining the center of a shaft or locating the shoulders of a component. The other options mentioned, such as slide caliper, center caliper, and spring-joint caliper, are not specifically designed for this purpose.

Static friction is the force that exists between two physical bodies to keep them from moving. When an object is at rest or not moving, static friction acts in the opposite direction of the applied force, preventing the object from sliding or moving. Once the applied force overcomes the static friction, the object starts moving, and dynamic friction comes into play. Tension refers to the force transmitted through a string or a rope, while rotational friction is the resistance encountered when an object rolls or slides along a surface.

The aircrew is responsible for the -1 TO preflight check. This means that the aircrew, which includes the pilots and other crew members on the aircraft, are in charge of conducting the preflight check before takeoff. This check is important to ensure that all systems are functioning properly and that the aircraft is safe for flight. It is a standard procedure that is carried out by the aircrew to minimize any potential risks or issues during the flight.

The technical order that has operation and servicing information for the A/M32A-60 is 35C2-3-372-11.

Axially assembled retaining rings are manufactured with small holes in the lugs that can be removed and installed by pliers specially designed for use with them. This allows for easy installation and removal of the retaining rings using the appropriate tools. Snap rings, spiral retaining rings, and beveled retaining rings may not have the same design feature, making them less suitable for this purpose.

The correct answer is 3,200 psi. This means that the usable pressure range of the MC-1A air compressor is from 0 psi to 3,200 psi.

When serving as fireguard, you position yourself at the nose of the aircraft and at a 45 degree angle outboard of the engine being started.

The configuration management subsystem ensures that select serially controlled and time change items are loaded properly into the maintenance information systems database. This means that the system ensures that items that are tracked by serial numbers and require regular time-based maintenance are accurately recorded and updated in the database. This helps in keeping track of these specific items and ensuring that they are properly maintained and serviced as required.

The correct answer is 150 to 280. This is because the H-1 heater has an adjustable heat output that can be set within this range.

Engines that are overhauled by the depot are protected against any defects in workmanship for a period of 100 hours of operation or one year from the date of receipt. This means that if any issues arise within this time frame due to the work done during the overhaul, the depot is responsible for rectifying them. This warranty period ensures that the engine receives proper attention and any potential problems are addressed within a reasonable timeframe after the overhaul.

Low-pressure hoses are typically used for pressures that are 300 psi and below. This means that these hoses are designed to handle pressures that are lower than or equal to 300 psi. They are not suitable for higher pressure applications and may not be able to withstand the force exerted by fluids or gases at higher pressures. Low-pressure hoses are commonly used in various industries for applications such as air and water supply, fluid transfer, and pneumatic systems where the pressure requirements are relatively low.

The Remedy column in the TS manual provides instructions that require an action to be taken and lists two possible responses. It is likely that this column offers solutions or steps to resolve a specific problem or issue mentioned in the manual. By following the instructions in the Remedy column, users can address the identified problem and choose one of the two suggested responses to effectively resolve the issue.

DD forms 1577-2 and 1577-3 can be easily identified by their green margins and letters.

The correct answer is "Periodic." This inspection is due either after a set number of flying or operating hours or at the end of a specific calendar period as specified in the aircraft-specific technical order. It involves a comprehensive examination of the entire aerospace vehicle.

The correct answer is TO 1-1-691. This document specifies the alkaline and solvent cleaners that are authorized for use on our aircraft. It provides guidelines and regulations regarding the selection and use of these cleaners to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the cleaning process. By referring to TO 1-1-691, we can ensure that we are using the appropriate cleaners that meet the necessary standards for our aircraft maintenance.

The maximum towing speed of the FL-1D floodlight on smooth surfaces is 20 MPH.

Isochronal inspection concept uses specified calendar intervals to build a schedule and consists of the home station check, major, and minor inspections. This type of inspection ensures that aircraft and equipment are inspected and maintained at regular intervals to prevent any potential issues or failures. It helps to maintain the operational readiness of the aircraft and ensures that all necessary maintenance tasks are completed in a timely manner.

The correct answer is "unit level" because the IMDS (Integrated Maintenance Data System) is a production-oriented, automated maintenance management system that provides managers with visibility and control of resources at the unit level. This means that the system is designed to track and manage maintenance activities, resources, and assets at the individual unit level, such as a specific squadron or department within an organization. It allows managers to monitor and allocate resources effectively, ensuring efficient maintenance operations at the unit level.

The correct answer is 47 to 200. This means that the C-10 air conditioner is capable of delivering conditioned air within a temperature range of 47 to 200 degrees.

The MC-2A air compressor is capable of delivering air at a maximum pressure of 200 psi.