2A051N Vol. 1 Air Force Policy

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Your Maintenance responsibility is to ensure
- Assigned aircraft and equipment meet mission needs
- Wing maintenance meets quality assurance standards
- Aircraft repair is contracted to the appropriate agency
- You take appropriate shortcusts to expediate repair time

About This Quiz

This quiz assesses knowledge of Air Force maintenance policies, focusing on ensuring aircraft and equipment readiness. It covers safety, quality, timeliness, types of maintenance, and maintenance levels. Essential for personnel involved in organizational and intermediate maintenance tasks.

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2.

When performing maintenance, you must place emphasis on which of the following?
- Quality and thorough documentation
- Expedience and cost efficiency
- Safety, quality, and timeliness
- Safety only
Correct Answer

A. Safety, quality, and timeliness

Explanation

When performing maintenance, it is essential to prioritize safety, quality, and timeliness. Safety should always be the top concern to ensure the well-being of both workers and users of the equipment being maintained. Quality is important to ensure that the maintenance is done correctly and effectively, preventing further issues or breakdowns. Timeliness is also crucial to minimize downtime and disruptions to operations. By emphasizing safety, quality, and timeliness, maintenance tasks can be carried out efficiently and effectively.

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3.

What are the two basic types of mainenance?
- Back shop and flight line
- Scheduled and unscheduled
- On-equipment and off-equipment
- Depot-level and intermediate-level
Correct Answer

A. On-equipment and off-equipment

Explanation

The correct answer is on-equipment and off-equipment. On-equipment maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that are performed directly on the equipment or system itself, such as repairs, replacements, or adjustments. Off-equipment maintenance, on the other hand, involves maintenance tasks that are performed on components or parts that are removed from the equipment or system, such as cleaning, testing, or refurbishing. These two types of maintenance are essential for ensuring the proper functioning and longevity of the equipment or system.

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4.

what are the three maintenance levels?
- Depot, intermediate, and organizational
- Organizational, contract, and condemned
- Depot, contract, and not-repairable-this station
- On-equipment, off-equipment, and intermediate
Correct Answer

A. Depot, intermediate, and organizational

Explanation

The three maintenance levels are depot, intermediate, and organizational. These levels represent different levels of maintenance and repair for equipment and systems. The depot level involves extensive repairs and overhauls that are typically performed at specialized facilities. The intermediate level includes maintenance tasks that are more advanced than organizational level but less extensive than depot level. The organizational level involves routine maintenance and basic repairs that are performed by the user or operator of the equipment.

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5.

Which level of maintenance is performed directly on aerospace vehicles or support equipment at the flight line?
- Depot
- Intermiediate
- Organizational
- Developmental
Correct Answer

A. Organizational

Explanation

Organizational maintenance is performed directly on aerospace vehicles or support equipment at the flight line. This level of maintenance involves routine inspections, servicing, and minor repairs to ensure the aircraft or equipment is in proper working condition. It is typically carried out by the unit or organization responsible for the operation and maintenance of the aircraft or equipment. Organizational maintenance is essential for maintaining the readiness and operational capability of aerospace vehicles and support equipment at the flight line.

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6.

Which level of maintenance involves repairing or replacing component parts in the back shop?
- Depot
- Intermediate
- Organizational
- Developmental
Correct Answer

A. Intermediate

Explanation

Intermediate maintenance involves repairing or replacing component parts in the back shop. This level of maintenance is typically performed at a facility that is more advanced than a basic repair shop but not as extensive as a depot-level maintenance facility. It focuses on repairing or replacing specific components rather than performing major overhauls or extensive repairs.

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7.

Who is responsible for managing the wing's quality assurance programs?
- Avionics flight chief
- Qulity assurance section chief
- Maintenance group commander
- Aircraft maintenance squadron commander
Correct Answer

A. Maintenance group commander

Explanation

The maintenance group commander is responsible for managing the wing's quality assurance programs. This role oversees the overall maintenance operations and ensures that all maintenance activities adhere to the highest quality standards. They are responsible for implementing and enforcing quality control measures, conducting audits and inspections, and addressing any issues or deficiencies in the maintenance processes. This position holds the ultimate responsibility for maintaining the quality and safety of the wing's aircraft and equipment.

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8.

Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with the wing's EPA program?
- Wing commander
- Squadron commander
- Propulsion flight chief
- Maintenance superintendent
Correct Answer

A. Squadron commander

Explanation

The squadron commander is responsible for ensuring compliance with the wing's EPA program. This role is typically held by a senior officer who oversees the operations and activities of a squadron. As the commander of the squadron, they have the authority and accountability to ensure that all members of the squadron adhere to the environmental protection agency (EPA) regulations and guidelines. They are responsible for implementing and enforcing the necessary measures to maintain compliance and prevent any violations within their squadron.

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9.

Who is responsible to the squadron commander for maintenance production?
- Maintenance group commander
- Maintenance flight chief
- Maintenance supervisor
- Avionics flight chief
Correct Answer

A. Maintenance supervisor

Explanation

The maintenance supervisor is responsible to the squadron commander for maintenance production. They oversee and manage the maintenance activities within the squadron, ensuring that all maintenance tasks are completed efficiently and effectively. They coordinate with the maintenance group commander and other personnel to ensure that maintenance operations are carried out according to established procedures and standards. The maintenance supervisor plays a crucial role in maintaining the squadron's operational readiness and ensuring that all maintenance requirements are met.

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10.

Who is responsible to the maintenance supervisor for the leadership, supervison, and training of assigned personnel?
- Shift leader
- Section chief
- Flight commander/chief
- Maintenance superintendent
Correct Answer

A. Flight commander/chief

Explanation

The flight commander/chief is responsible for the leadership, supervision, and training of assigned personnel. They oversee the maintenance operations and ensure that the personnel under their command are properly trained and guided in their duties. They provide direction, make decisions, and ensure that the team is working efficiently and effectively. The flight commander/chief plays a crucial role in maintaining the overall performance and readiness of the maintenance personnel.

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11.

Which flight is part of a maintenance squadron?
- Test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment
- Maintenance operations and programs
- Quality assurance
- Resources
Correct Answer

A. Test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment

Explanation

The flight that is part of a maintenance squadron is responsible for handling test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment. This equipment is crucial in ensuring that aircraft and other machinery are functioning properly. By regularly testing and diagnosing the equipment, the flight can identify any issues and perform necessary maintenance or repairs. This helps to maintain the overall operational readiness of the squadron's equipment and ensures that it meets the required standards.

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12.

Which maintenance squadron flight includes the precision measurement equipment laboratory (PMEL)?
- Avionics
- Munitions
- AGE
- Test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE)
Correct Answer

A. Test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE)

Explanation

The precision measurement equipment laboratory (PMEL) is included in the Test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) flight of the maintenance squadron. This flight is responsible for conducting tests, measurements, and diagnostics on various equipment to ensure their accuracy and functionality. The PMEL is a specialized facility within this flight that focuses on the calibration and maintenance of precision measurement equipment used in various operations. Therefore, TMDE is the correct answer as it specifically mentions the flight that includes the PMEL.

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13.

Quality maintenance is the responsibility of maintenance technicians, supervisors, and commanders who work in concert with
- Maintenance training
- Quality assurance
- Resources
- Egress
Correct Answer

A. Quality assurance

Explanation

Quality maintenance is the responsibility of maintenance technicians, supervisors, and commanders who work in concert with quality assurance. Quality assurance ensures that the maintenance processes and procedures are followed correctly and that the final product meets the required standards of quality. It involves conducting regular inspections, audits, and tests to identify any issues or deviations from the set standards and taking corrective actions to maintain the desired level of quality. By working together with quality assurance, maintenance technicians, supervisors, and commanders can ensure that the necessary measures are in place to maintain and improve the quality of maintenance activities.

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14.

Who is responsible for supply discipline?
- Supply personnel
- The squadron commander
- The supply squadron commander
- All military and civilian employees
Correct Answer

A. All military and civilian employees

Explanation

Supply discipline is the responsibility of all military and civilian employees. This means that everyone within an organization, regardless of rank or position, is accountable for maintaining proper control and management of supplies. Supply discipline involves adhering to established procedures, ensuring accurate inventory, preventing loss or theft, and promoting efficient use of resources. By assigning this responsibility to all employees, it emphasizes the importance of accountability and teamwork in maintaining an effective and organized supply system.

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15.

What is generated when a requirement is placed on supply and insufficient assests are on hand to satisfy the request?
- Memo
- Due-in
- Due-out
- Due-out release
Correct Answer

A. Due-out

Explanation

When a requirement is placed on supply and there are insufficient assets available to fulfill the request, a due-out is generated. A due-out is a document that records the demand for an item or material that is currently not in stock or unavailable. It serves as a notification to the supply chain management system that additional assets need to be procured or allocated to meet the requirement.

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16.

What AFMAN prescribes policies and procedures for Air Force participation in the DOD Precious Metals Recovery Program (PMRP)?
- 24-206
- 24-202
- 23-161
- 23-110
Correct Answer

A. 23-110

Explanation

AFMAN 23-110 prescribes policies and procedures for Air Force participation in the DOD Precious Metals Recovery Program (PMRP).

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17.

Which form do you use to request a local purchase item?
- AF form 2005
- DD form 1348-1
- DD form 1348-6
- DD form 1348-1A
Correct Answer

A. DD form 1348-6

Explanation

The correct answer is DD form 1348-6. This form is used to request a local purchase item. It is specifically designed for ordering and tracking supplies and materials from local vendors. The form includes information such as the item description, quantity, unit price, and total cost. It also provides a space for the vendor to acknowledge receipt of the order. By using this form, organizations can efficiently request and track local purchases.

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18.

The procedures for submitting a deficiency report (DR) are found in Techincal Order (TO)
- 00-5-2
- 00-20-7
- 00-25-234
- 00-35D-54
Correct Answer

A. 00-35D-54

Explanation

The correct answer is 00-35D-54. This Technical Order (TO) contains the procedures for submitting a deficiency report (DR).

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19.

Who is responsible for preparing a draft deficiency report (DR)?
- Originator
- Signle manager
- Support point personell
- Quality assurance (QA) personell
Correct Answer

A. Originator

Explanation

The originator is responsible for preparing a draft deficiency report (DR). This means that the person who initially identifies the deficiency or problem is the one who takes the initiative to document it in a report. The originator gathers all the necessary information and details related to the deficiency and compiles it into a draft report. This report will then be reviewed and finalized by other individuals involved in the process, such as quality assurance personnel or managers. However, the initial responsibility lies with the originator to create the draft report.

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20.

Which inspection includes a review of the forms for current status, a visual inspection of equipment for defects, and adequate servicing?
- Special
- Operator
- Acceptance
- Periodic and scheduled lubrication
Correct Answer

A. Operator

Explanation

The inspection that includes a review of the forms for current status, a visual inspection of equipment for defects, and adequate servicing is the operator inspection. This type of inspection is typically performed by the operator of the equipment to ensure that it is in good working condition and to identify any potential issues or defects.

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21.

Acceptance inspections are performed when
- Equipment is being transferred
- Newly aquired equipment arrives
- Required by the applicable technical order
- 90 days have passed since the last phased inspection
Correct Answer

A. Newly aquired equipment arrives

Explanation

Acceptance inspections are performed when newly acquired equipment arrives. This type of inspection ensures that the equipment is in proper working condition and meets all the necessary requirements. It allows for any defects or issues to be identified and addressed before the equipment is put into use. By conducting acceptance inspections, organizations can ensure that they are receiving equipment that is of high quality and will function effectively in their operations.

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22.

the two best ways to prevent corrosion in a test station or LRU are
- Cleaning and scouring
- Painting and cleaning
- Painting and lubricating
- Cleaning and lubricating
Correct Answer

A. Painting and cleaning

Explanation

Painting and cleaning are the two best ways to prevent corrosion in a test station or LRU. Painting creates a protective barrier on the surface, preventing moisture and other corrosive substances from coming into direct contact with the metal. It acts as a physical barrier against corrosion. Cleaning, on the other hand, removes any dirt, debris, or contaminants that could potentially accelerate the corrosion process. By regularly cleaning the test station or LRU, the chances of corrosion occurring are significantly reduced. Therefore, painting and cleaning together provide a comprehensive approach to preventing corrosion.

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23.

Which statement concerning lubrication of your test stations is not true?
- Prevents failure due to wear
- Prevents the accumulation of dust and dirt
- Reduces the friction between two sliding surfaces
- Is done less frequently than cleaning and corrosion control
Correct Answer

A. Prevents the accumulation of dust and dirt

Explanation

Lubrication of test stations does not prevent the accumulation of dust and dirt. While lubrication helps prevent failure due to wear and reduces friction between sliding surfaces, it does not specifically address the accumulation of dust and dirt. Cleaning and corrosion control are necessary to remove dust and dirt from the test stations.

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24.

Air Force policy directives are orders of the
- Commander-In-Chief
- Squadron commander
- Joint services committee
- Secretary of the Air Force
Correct Answer

A. Secretary of the Air Force

Explanation

Air Force policy directives are orders that are issued by the Secretary of the Air Force. As the highest-ranking civilian official in the Air Force, the Secretary has the authority to establish policies and regulations that govern the actions and operations of the Air Force. These directives are binding and must be followed by all members of the Air Force. The Commander-In-Chief, squadron commander, and Joint Services Committee do not have the authority to issue policy directives for the Air Force. Therefore, the correct answer is the Secretary of the Air Force.

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25.

Which type of publication does a unit use to standardize local maintenance or safety procedures that are not specified in an AFI or supplement?
- Air Force manual
- Operating instruction
- Air Force policy directive
- Air force doctrine document
Correct Answer

A. Operating instruction

Explanation

An operating instruction is a type of publication that a unit uses to standardize local maintenance or safety procedures that are not specified in an AFI or supplement. It provides specific guidance and instructions for carrying out these procedures in a standardized manner. An Air Force manual contains broader instructions and guidance for various tasks and operations, while an Air Force policy directive provides high-level policy guidance. Air Force doctrine documents outline the principles and concepts that guide the Air Force's operations. Therefore, the most appropriate publication for standardizing local procedures not specified in an AFI or supplement is an operating instruction.

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26.

Which publication consists of compiled information arranged in a systematic order?
- Pamphlet
- Directory
- Handbook
- Visual aid
Correct Answer

A. Directory

Explanation

A directory is a publication that consists of compiled information arranged in a systematic order. It typically contains lists of names, addresses, and contact information for individuals or organizations. This format allows for easy reference and access to specific information. A directory is different from a pamphlet, handbook, or visual aid, as these publications serve different purposes and may not necessarily contain organized and compiled information.

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27.

What type of publication is a graphical illustration that may be permanent or temporary?
- Bulletin
- Pamphlet
- Visual aid
- Recurring publication
Correct Answer

A. Visual aid

Explanation

A visual aid is a type of publication that presents information through graphical illustrations. It can be either permanent or temporary, depending on its purpose and use. Visual aids are commonly used to enhance presentations, lectures, or educational materials by providing visual representations of concepts, data, or ideas. They are designed to support and supplement verbal communication, making complex information easier to understand and remember.

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28.

Which type of publication contains temporary announcements and is issued at regular intervals?
- Bulletin
- Directory
- Recurring publication
- Nonrecurring publication
Correct Answer

A. Bulletin

Explanation

A bulletin is a type of publication that contains temporary announcements and is issued at regular intervals. It is a brief and concise document that provides important information or updates to a specific audience. Bulletins are commonly used in organizations, schools, and communities to communicate time-sensitive information such as upcoming events, news, or notices. Unlike directories or recurring/nonrecurring publications, bulletins are specifically designed to convey timely and temporary information.

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29.

Which type of TO is an exerpt from one or more basic TOs, and organizes or simplifies instructions?
- Index
- General
- Abbreviated
- Time compliance
Correct Answer

A. Abbreviated

Explanation

An abbreviated TO is a type of TO that is derived from one or more basic TOs and is designed to organize or simplify instructions. It provides a condensed version of the information found in the basic TOs, making it easier for users to access and understand the instructions they need. This type of TO is particularly useful in situations where a quick reference guide is needed or when there is a need to streamline the instructions for a specific task.

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30.

What type of TO update is issued when only small parts of the TO are affected?
- Change
- Revision
- Rescission
- Supplement
Correct Answer

A. Change

Explanation

When only small parts of the TO are affected, a change update is issued. This suggests that there are modifications or alterations being made to certain sections or components of the TO, rather than a complete overhaul or revision. A change update implies that specific details or elements within the TO are being adjusted or amended, while the overall structure or content remains largely unchanged.

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31.

Which type of TO supplement is printed on only one side of green paper?
- Safety
- Interim
- TO page
- Time compliance
Correct Answer

A. TO page

Explanation

A TO page is a type of TO (Technical Order) supplement that is printed on only one side of green paper. TO supplements are used to provide updates or additional information to the main TO document, and a TO page is a specific type of supplement that is printed on green paper and contains important information related to the TO.

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32.

What type of TO update is issued with changed material affects more than 80% of the text?
- Change
- Revision
- Rescission
- Supplement
Correct Answer

A. Revision

Explanation

A revision is an update that affects more than 80% of the text. It implies a significant change or alteration to the material. A change could be a minor modification, while a revision suggests a more substantial update. Rescission refers to the act of revoking or cancelling something, and a supplement is an addition or extension to existing material. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is revision.

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33.

What TOs give general information and instructions in various subject areas for supervisory and administrative personnel?
- General
- Preliminary
- Abbreviated
- Methods and procedures
Correct Answer

A. Methods and procedures

Explanation

Methods and procedures provide general information and instructions in various subject areas for supervisory and administrative personnel. These TOs outline the specific steps and processes that need to be followed to achieve desired outcomes. They serve as a guide for individuals in these roles, providing them with a standardized approach to carry out their responsibilities effectively. By following the methods and procedures outlined in these TOs, supervisory and administrative personnel can ensure consistency, efficiency, and adherence to established protocols in their work.

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34.

In addition to printing the words "Immediate Action" in red, how is an immediate action TCTO identified on the first page?
- Red diagnals (/) at only the top and bottom of the page
- Red diagonals (/) around the entire border of the page
- Red Xs at only the top and bottom of the page
- Red Xs around the entire border of the page
Correct Answer

A. Red Xs around the entire border of the page

Explanation

An immediate action TCTO is identified on the first page by having red Xs around the entire border of the page. This visual indication helps to easily distinguish and recognize the urgency and importance of the TCTO. The red Xs serve as a prominent and eye-catching feature, ensuring that the immediate action requirement is noticed and followed promptly. The red Xs also create a sense of urgency and highlight the critical nature of the TCTO, emphasizing the need for immediate attention and action.

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35.

In addition to the words "Urgent Action" in red, what identifies an urgent action TCTO on the first page?
- Red Xs only
- Red diagonals (/) only
- Red Xs alternately spaced with circled Red Xs
- Red Xs alternately spaced with Red Diagonals (/)
Correct Answer

A. Red Xs alternately spaced with Red Diagonals (/)

Explanation

The correct answer is "Red Xs alternately spaced with Red Diagonals (/)". This can be inferred from the question which states that in addition to the words "Urgent Action" in red, something else identifies an urgent action TCTO on the first page. The combination of red Xs and red diagonals alternately spaced is the only option that fits this description.

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36.

An AF Form 614, Charge Out Record, is used to
- Account for classified items at the end of a shift
- Sign out tools from a consolidated tool kit
- Report a technical order (TO) deficiency
- Remove a TO from its storage location
Correct Answer

A. Remove a TO from its storage location

Explanation

An AF Form 614, Charge Out Record, is used to remove a Technical Order (TO) from its storage location. This form is used to keep track of the TOs that have been taken out of storage and who is responsible for them. It helps ensure that TOs are properly accounted for and returned to their storage location when they are no longer needed.

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37.

Warnings and cautions are defined in what part of a TO?
- Glossary
- Safety matrix
- Safety summary
- Table of contents
Correct Answer

A. Safety summary

Explanation

The correct answer is "safety summary" because a safety summary is a section in a technical document, such as a Table of Contents (TO), that provides a concise overview of the warnings and cautions that should be followed. It is a summary that highlights the important safety information and precautions that the reader should be aware of while using the document or product.

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38.

What must you do if you discover a condition requiring a TO change?
- Notify your section chief
- Condemn the existing TO
- Submit a recommended change
- File a report with the quality assurance branch
Correct Answer

A. Submit a recommended change

Explanation

If you discover a condition requiring a TO change, you should submit a recommended change. This means that you need to inform the appropriate authorities about the condition and suggest a modification to the technical order (TO) to address it. By submitting a recommended change, you are taking the necessary steps to ensure that the issue is addressed and the TO is updated accordingly.

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39.

Who is responsible for ensuring your recommended change is valid and warrants submittal?
- Your supervisor
- Your commander
- Your section chief
- Your quality assurance inspector
Correct Answer

A. Your supervisor

Explanation

Your supervisor is responsible for ensuring that your recommended change is valid and warrants submittal. They have the authority and knowledge to review and evaluate the proposed change, considering factors such as feasibility, impact, and alignment with organizational goals. As your immediate superior, the supervisor is in the best position to assess the change and make a decision on whether it should be submitted for further consideration or implementation.

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40.

How many major types of computer manuals are there?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

There are two major types of computer manuals.

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41.

the major functions of the maintenance data documentation (MDD) system are collection,
- And analysis of maintenance information
- And retrieval of miantenance information
- Storage, and analysis of maintenance information
- Storage, and retrieval of maintenance information
Correct Answer

A. Storage, and retrieval of maintenance information

Explanation

The major functions of the maintenance data documentation (MDD) system include storage and retrieval of maintenance information. This means that the system is designed to store all relevant maintenance data and allow users to easily access and retrieve this information when needed. The system is not solely focused on collection or analysis of maintenance information, although these functions may also be supported by the MDD system.

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42.

the MDD process divides production data documentation into how many categories?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

The MDD process divides production data documentation into two categories.

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43.

How many types of work centers are there within the MDD process?
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
Correct Answer

A. 4

Explanation

There are four types of work centers within the MDD process.

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44.

Which five character MDD code identifies the system or subsystem that requires maintenance?
- Identification number
- Job control number
- Maintenance code
- Work unit code
Correct Answer

A. Work unit code

Explanation

The work unit code is a five character MDD code that identifies the system or subsystem that requires maintenance. This code is used to track and manage maintenance tasks and ensure that the appropriate resources are allocated for the job. It helps to categorize and prioritize maintenance work based on the specific system or subsystem that needs attention.

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45.

Units that do not have access to IMDS use what AFTO form to document MDD information?
- 95
- 244
- 349
- 350
Correct Answer

A. 349

Explanation

Units that do not have access to IMDS use AFTO form 349 to document MDD information.

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46.

The equipment status symbol used to indicate that a schedued inspection is overdue is the red
- X
- Dash
- X in a circle
- Diagonal slash (/)
Correct Answer

A. Dash

Explanation

The dash symbol is used to indicate that a scheduled inspection is overdue. This symbol is commonly used in equipment maintenance to visually represent that an inspection has not been conducted within the designated time frame. It serves as a reminder for maintenance personnel to prioritize and complete the overdue inspection as soon as possible.

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47.

Which red equipment status symbol indicates that an unsatisfactory condition exists but is not sufficiently dangerous enough to warrant discontinuing use of the equipment?
- Red X
- Red Dash
- Red Diagonal
- Red X in a circe
Correct Answer

A. Red Diagonal

Explanation

The red diagonal symbol indicates that an unsatisfactory condition exists but is not dangerous enough to warrant discontinuing use of the equipment. It serves as a warning to the user that there may be a minor issue or a potential problem that needs attention, but it is not critical or hazardous enough to immediately stop using the equipment.

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48.

The four basic IMDS subsystems commonly used by shop personnel are
- Data collection, maintenance events, iquiries, and Automated Test Equipment Reporting System (ATERS)
- TCTO, personnel, training, and inquiries
- Data collection, maintenance events, personnel, and ATERS
- Maintenance events, hours, personnel, and training
Correct Answer

A. Data collection, maintenance events, iquiries, and Automated Test Equipment Reporting System (ATERS)

Explanation

The correct answer is data collection, maintenance events, inquiries, and Automated Test Equipment Reporting System (ATERS). These are the four basic IMDS subsystems commonly used by shop personnel. Data collection involves gathering and inputting relevant information into the system. Maintenance events track and record maintenance activities and repairs. Inquiries allow users to search for specific information within the system. ATERS is a specific subsystem used for reporting and tracking automated test equipment.

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49.

Long-term difficulties (i.e., supply shortages, ineffective contracts, and insufficient inventories) are the result of
- Unsafe maintenance practices
- Poor maintenance supervisors
- Lack of operations and maintenance funds
- Bad information provided to the IMDS system
Correct Answer

A. Bad information provided to the IMDS system

Explanation

Long-term difficulties such as supply shortages, ineffective contracts, and insufficient inventories can be attributed to the bad information provided to the IMDS system. The IMDS system is responsible for managing and tracking maintenance activities, inventory levels, and contracts. If the information inputted into the system is inaccurate or incomplete, it can lead to problems in the supply chain and overall maintenance operations.

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2A051N Vol. 1 Air Force Policy

Your Maintenance responsibility is to ensure

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When performing maintenance, you must place emphasis on which of the following?

What are the two basic types of mainenance?

what are the three maintenance levels?

Which level of maintenance is performed directly on aerospace vehicles or support equipment at the flight line?

Which level of maintenance involves repairing or replacing component parts in the back shop?

Who is responsible for managing the wing's quality assurance programs?

Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with the wing's EPA program?

Who is responsible to the squadron commander for maintenance production?

Who is responsible to the maintenance supervisor for the leadership, supervison, and training of assigned personnel?

Which flight is part of a maintenance squadron?

Which maintenance squadron flight includes the precision measurement equipment laboratory (PMEL)?

Quality maintenance is the responsibility of maintenance technicians, supervisors, and commanders who work in concert with

Who is responsible for supply discipline?

What is generated when a requirement is placed on supply and insufficient assests are on hand to satisfy the request?

What AFMAN prescribes policies and procedures for Air Force participation in the DOD Precious Metals Recovery Program (PMRP)?

Which form do you use to request a local purchase item?

The procedures for submitting a deficiency report (DR) are found in Techincal Order (TO)

Who is responsible for preparing a draft deficiency report (DR)?

Which inspection includes a review of the forms for current status, a visual inspection of equipment for defects, and adequate servicing?

Acceptance inspections are performed when

the two best ways to prevent corrosion in a test station or LRU are

Which statement concerning lubrication of your test stations is not true?

Air Force policy directives are orders of the

Which type of publication does a unit use to standardize local maintenance or safety procedures that are not specified in an AFI or supplement?

Which publication consists of compiled information arranged in a systematic order?

What type of publication is a graphical illustration that may be permanent or temporary?

Which type of publication contains temporary announcements and is issued at regular intervals?

Which type of TO is an exerpt from one or more basic TOs, and organizes or simplifies instructions?

What type of TO update is issued when only small parts of the TO are affected?

Which type of TO supplement is printed on only one side of green paper?

What type of TO update is issued with changed material affects more than 80% of the text?

What TOs give general information and instructions in various subject areas for supervisory and administrative personnel?

In addition to printing the words "Immediate Action" in red, how is an immediate action TCTO identified on the first page?

In addition to the words "Urgent Action" in red, what identifies an urgent action TCTO on the first page?

An AF Form 614, Charge Out Record, is used to

Warnings and cautions are defined in what part of a TO?

What must you do if you discover a condition requiring a TO change?

Who is responsible for ensuring your recommended change is valid and warrants submittal?

How many major types of computer manuals are there?

the major functions of the maintenance data documentation (MDD) system are collection,

the MDD process divides production data documentation into how many categories?

How many types of work centers are there within the MDD process?

Which five character MDD code identifies the system or subsystem that requires maintenance?

Units that do not have access to IMDS use what AFTO form to document MDD information?

The equipment status symbol used to indicate that a schedued inspection is overdue is the red

Which red equipment status symbol indicates that an unsatisfactory condition exists but is not sufficiently dangerous enough to warrant discontinuing use of the equipment?

The four basic IMDS subsystems commonly used by shop personnel are

Long-term difficulties (i.e., supply shortages, ineffective contracts, and insufficient inventories) are the result of