Volume 1 - 2014 2A651 CDC

Category I deficiency reports must be forwarded to the originating point within 24 hours. This is important because Category I deficiencies are considered the most severe and require immediate attention. By forwarding the reports within 24 hours, the originating point can take prompt action to address and rectify the deficiencies, ensuring the safety and efficiency of operations.

Installing dust caps over tube ends rather than inside them avoids the possibility of leaving the caps installed. If the caps are installed inside the tube ends, there is a chance that they may not be removed before the tube is put into use, which could cause damage or malfunction. By installing the caps over the tube ends, it ensures that they are visible and easily removable before the tube is put into operation.

The supervisor is responsible for providing training on how to wear, use, and maintain safety equipment. They are in a position of authority and have the knowledge and expertise to ensure that employees are properly trained in safety protocols. The supervisor plays a crucial role in ensuring that employees have the necessary skills and knowledge to protect themselves and others in the workplace.

When torqueing a sequence of three or more bolts, it is recommended to use a staggered sequence. This means that instead of torquing the bolts in a straight line from left to right or right to left, you should alternate between bolts that are opposite each other. This helps to distribute the load evenly and ensures that the bolts are tightened uniformly, reducing the risk of uneven pressure or potential damage to the bolts or the object being secured.

Base Supply must deliver numerous parts to numerous organizations on a prioritized basis because of the differences in each organization's mission. This suggests that the reason for prioritizing the delivery of parts is based on the specific tasks or objectives that each organization needs to accomplish. Different missions may require different parts or have varying levels of urgency, hence the need for prioritization in order to ensure that the right parts are delivered to the right organizations at the right time.

The title "Craftsman" is typically associated with someone who has reached a high level of skill and expertise in a particular craft or trade. Obtaining a 7-skill level suggests that the individual has achieved a mastery of their craft, making "Craftsman" an appropriate title for them.

To avoid the engine exhaust blast, the minimum distance to the rear of the aircraft should be 200 feet. This distance is necessary to ensure the safety of individuals and prevent any potential harm caused by the high temperature and forceful blast of the engine exhaust. A shorter distance could expose people to the risk of burns, injuries, or damage to property. Therefore, maintaining a minimum distance of 200 feet is crucial for safety.

The engine management section is assigned to the Maintenance Operations department. This department is responsible for overseeing the maintenance and repair of aircraft engines. They ensure that engines are properly maintained and in good working condition to ensure the safety and efficiency of flights. The engine management section within Maintenance Operations specifically focuses on monitoring and managing the performance of aircraft engines, including scheduling regular inspections, troubleshooting issues, and coordinating repairs or replacements when necessary.

The Maintenance Operations Center is responsible for monitoring flying and maintenance schedules and maintaining visibility of fleet health indicators. They oversee the coordination and execution of maintenance activities, ensuring that aircraft are properly maintained and available for missions. This includes tracking maintenance schedules, conducting inspections, and analyzing data to identify any potential issues or trends. Their role is crucial in ensuring the operational readiness and safety of the fleet.

Part I of an Air Force technical order (AFTO) Form 244, Industrial/Support Equipment Record, contains information related to item identification. This means that this section of the form provides details about the specific equipment or item that is being recorded. It may include information such as the item's name, model number, serial number, or any other identifying information that helps in accurately identifying and tracking the equipment.

A borescope inspection on an assembled engine is conducted to visually inspect internal sections. This involves using a flexible tube with a light and camera attached to it to access and view areas that are otherwise difficult to see. By conducting a borescope inspection, technicians can identify any potential issues or damage within the engine without the need for a teardown inspection. This allows for a more efficient and cost-effective way of assessing the condition of the engine and determining if any maintenance or repairs are required.

The correct answer is the fiber optics. Fiber optics are used to transmit light to the tip of a borescope. Fiber optics consist of thin strands of glass or plastic that can carry light over long distances without significant loss or distortion. In the case of a borescope, the fiber optics allow the light to be transmitted from a source outside the scope to the tip, illuminating the area being observed. This enables the user to see clear images and details in remote or hard-to-reach places.

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To become an equipment custodian, you must be appointed by the commander. This suggests that the commander has the authority to select individuals for this role. The commander is likely responsible for overseeing the equipment and ensuring that it is properly managed and maintained. The shop chief, supervisor, and supply chief may have other roles and responsibilities within the organization, but it is the commander who has the power to appoint equipment custodians.

A Job Guide is a type of technical manual that is divided into tasks that cover a particular maintenance action. It provides step-by-step instructions and guidance on how to perform specific maintenance tasks on equipment or systems. This type of manual is designed to assist technicians in completing their job efficiently and accurately by providing detailed instructions for each task.

To measure an inside diameter, a slide caliper should be used. A slide caliper is a precision measuring tool that has two jaws, one fixed and one movable, which can be used to accurately measure the distance between two opposing surfaces. In this case, the slide caliper would be used to measure the inside diameter of the 6-inch steel object. The other options, such as narrow or hook, are not suitable for measuring inside diameters.

The platform safety lockpins are used to prevent the personnel maintenance platform from lowering while it is in use. These lockpins secure the platform in its elevated position, ensuring the safety of the workers on the platform. By preventing the platform from lowering, the lockpins help to maintain a stable and secure working environment for the personnel using the platform.

The fifth position of the Air Force specialty code (AFSC) 2A652 represents the specific AFSC. AFSC is a code used by the Air Force to identify specific jobs within the career field. The specific AFSC indicates the particular job or specialty within the broader career field.

Depot level support refers to the maintenance and repair activities carried out at the depot level, which includes depot field teams (DFT) and contract field teams (CFT). While depot field teams are internal teams that are part of the depot, contract field teams are external teams hired through contracts. Therefore, the correct answer is contract field teams (CFT).

A career development course is provided to help individuals learn the knowledge portion of their job. This type of training is specifically designed to enhance skills and knowledge related to one's career path. It focuses on developing expertise and understanding in a particular field, allowing individuals to advance in their chosen profession. It provides comprehensive and in-depth training, covering various aspects of the job and equipping individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their career.

A Category I deficiency report (DR) is used to report a deficiency that, if uncorrected, will cause major loss or damage to equipment or a system. This means that the deficiency identified in the report is of significant importance and if left unaddressed, it can result in significant harm or damage to the equipment or system. This type of report is crucial for ensuring the proper functioning and safety of the equipment or system.

Air Force occupation safety and health (AFOSH) Standards are located within Air Force publication series 91.

Foreign object damage (FOD) is normally caused by people. This refers to any damage or debris that is introduced into an area where it does not belong, such as an aircraft engine or runway. FOD can be caused by individuals who inadvertently drop or leave objects in areas where they can be sucked into engines or cause damage to aircraft. It is important for individuals to be aware of their surroundings and properly dispose of any objects to prevent FOD incidents.

New equipment account custodians should receive training before signing for the account to ensure that they are familiar with the proper procedures and protocols for handling and maintaining the equipment. This training will help them understand their responsibilities and ensure that they are able to effectively perform their duties as custodians. By receiving training before signing for the account, custodians will be better prepared to handle the equipment and minimize the risk of any damage or misuse.

Mild soap is the correct answer because it is typically used to clean and sanitize respirators. Alcohol may be too harsh and can damage the materials of the respirator. Pine oil is not commonly used for cleaning respirators, and fleur-de-lis is not a cleaning agent at all.

Carrying a handtool in your pocket is potentially hazardous because it could cause injury to you. When a tool is placed in a pocket, it can easily move around and potentially stab or cut the person carrying it. This can lead to serious injuries such as lacerations, punctures, or even amputations. Therefore, it is important to always carry tools in a proper tool belt or bag to prevent any potential harm to oneself.

When working with tools that may cause flying particles, it is important to wear eye protection. This is because these tools can create debris or particles that can potentially enter the eyes and cause injury. Wearing eye protection, such as safety glasses or goggles, helps to prevent these particles from reaching the eyes and ensures the safety of the individual.

When you cannot locate your toolbox within arm's reach, a tool bag would be the most appropriate option to hold your tools. A tool bag is specifically designed to store and carry tools, making it a convenient solution in situations where your toolbox is not readily accessible. Unlike the other options listed, such as a Foreign Object Damage (FOD) bag, Ziploc bag, or parts bag, a tool bag is specifically designed for holding tools and is likely to have compartments and pockets to keep your tools organized and easily accessible.

All dial indicators have the ability to amplify movement greatly. This means that even a small movement of the indicating hand will result in a larger movement of the dial, making it easier to read and measure small distances or variations. This feature is essential for accurate and precise measurements in various industries and applications.

When installing a self-tapping screw, it is important for the hole to be slightly smaller than the screw. This is because the self-tapping screw is designed to create its own threads as it is being driven into the material. If the hole is too large, the screw may not be able to grip the material properly and may become loose over time. By having a hole slightly smaller than the screw, it ensures a tighter and more secure fit, preventing the screw from stripping or coming loose.

A completed Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) Form 350 serves to identify the origin of an item. This form is used in the Air Force to track and document the maintenance and repair history of equipment and systems. By completing this form, the origin of the item can be determined, providing important information about its history and previous maintenance actions. This helps in understanding the overall maintenance and repair process and can assist in troubleshooting and decision-making regarding the item.

In order to attend the Airmen Leadership School (ALS), one must have served in the Air Force for a minimum of 48 months. This indicates that a certain level of experience and time in service is required before being eligible for leadership training.

When a bench stock item has a type I shelf-life, it means that the item has a definite nonextendible period of shelf-life. This means that the item cannot be used or stored beyond its assigned shelf-life period, and it should not be returned to supply after the expiration date. Instead, it should be disposed of or replaced. The option "should be inspected or tested" is also not applicable as the item cannot be used beyond its shelf-life period.

The correct answer is 2. Unfortunately, without any context or additional information provided in the question, it is impossible to determine the specific reason or explanation for why participating units should accelerate engines, modules, and accessories by a certain number of years. The answer may be related to technological advancements, market demand, or other factors that require units to stay ahead in terms of development and production. However, without further details, a specific explanation cannot be provided.

The functions that form a maintenance group are maintenance operations, maintenance, aircraft maintenance, and quality assurance (QA). These functions are all related to the maintenance and upkeep of aircraft and ensuring that they are in proper working condition. Maintenance operations involve managing and coordinating maintenance activities, while maintenance itself involves performing repairs and inspections. Aircraft maintenance specifically focuses on the maintenance of aircraft systems and components. Quality assurance is responsible for ensuring that maintenance activities meet the required standards and regulations.

After depreservation, the engine cannot be considered ready for service until a ground check run has been performed. This is because the ground check run allows for the engine's performance and functionality to be assessed, ensuring that it is operating properly. Motoring the engine and changing filters may be part of the depreservation process, but they do not guarantee that the engine is ready for service. Similarly, visually inspecting the compressor and turbine for signs of corrosion is important, but it alone does not determine if the engine is ready for service.

A thickness gauge is used to measure the clearance between two surfaces. It is specifically designed to measure the thickness of materials and can be used to accurately determine the distance between two surfaces. Steel-rule, micrometer, and dial-indicator are not suitable for measuring clearance between surfaces as they are primarily used for other types of measurements.

The function selector rotary switch is used to set the Fluke 8025A multimeter to check for alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC). This switch allows the user to choose the desired function or measurement mode, such as AC voltage, DC voltage, resistance, or diode test. By rotating the switch to the appropriate position, the user can select the specific function they want to measure, enabling the meter to accurately measure AC or DC current.

It is necessary to carefully remove support clamps when disconnecting tubes because doing so prevents nicking and scratching. Support clamps are used to secure the tubes in place and removing them without caution can cause damage to the surface of the tubes. This could lead to leaks or other issues in the future. By taking care during the removal process, the risk of nicking or scratching the tubes is minimized, ensuring their integrity and functionality.

Safety-toed boots are required when lifting heavy objects to avoid potential hazards. These boots provide protection to the feet from falling objects, compression, and impact. They have a reinforced toe cap that can withstand heavy loads and prevent injuries such as crushed toes or broken bones. Goggles, back brace, and leather gloves may also be necessary in certain situations, but safety-toed boots specifically address the hazards associated with lifting heavy objects.

Toxic materials in the form of gases are the easiest to get into the body and cause rapid toxic reactions because they can be inhaled and quickly absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs. Gases have the ability to easily penetrate the respiratory system and enter the body, allowing for a faster onset of toxic effects compared to other forms such as aerosols, liquids, or solids.

Hazardous waste storage areas must prevent unauthorized entry to ensure the safety of individuals and the environment. Unauthorized entry can lead to accidents, spills, or intentional harm, which can have severe consequences. By restricting access to authorized personnel only, the risk of mishandling or tampering with hazardous materials is minimized, reducing the potential for accidents or intentional harm.

The distal tip light guides of a borescope are the part that illuminates the interior of the area being inspected. These light guides transmit light from the control unit to the distal tip of the borescope, allowing for clear visibility and examination of the inspected area. The control unit is responsible for controlling other functions of the borescope, such as image capture and adjustment, but it does not directly illuminate the area being inspected. The bending section lever is used to adjust the direction and angle of the borescope, but it does not provide illumination.

Before removing a shipping container lid, it is important to release all pressure. This is necessary to ensure the safety of the person opening the container and to prevent any potential accidents or injuries. Releasing the pressure before removing the lid helps to avoid any sudden release of pressure that could cause the lid to fly off or cause other damages. It is a precautionary measure that should be followed to ensure a safe and controlled opening of the container.

To check for pressure leaks on an engine/module shipping container, a soap-water solution should be used. This solution is commonly used to detect leaks as it creates bubbles when applied to the surface. If there is a leak, the air or gas escaping from the container will cause the solution to bubble and indicate the presence of a leak. This method is effective in identifying pressure leaks and allows for timely repairs or adjustments to be made to ensure the container is properly sealed.

When working with soft metal surfaces, using a plain washer underneath the lock washer is recommended. This is because the plain washer provides a smooth and even surface, preventing damage to the soft metal. The lock washer, on the other hand, helps to secure the fastener in place and prevent it from loosening over time. By using both washers together, you can ensure that the soft metal surfaces are protected while also maintaining a secure fastening.

The immediate action time compliance technical order (TCTO) category is issued to correct hazardous safety conditions that can result in a fatality or serious injury to personnel. This category is used when there is an urgent need to address the safety issue immediately to prevent any harm. It is the highest level of urgency for TCTOs and requires immediate attention and action from personnel to ensure the safety of individuals involved.

The objective of the Lead the Fleet/Pacer program is to accurately update scheduled maintenance requirements, evaluate engine controls and accessories, and detect any unique durability problems that might force special scheduled inspections. However, reducing customer wait time for serviceable assets is not mentioned as an objective of the program.

The equipment manufacturer is responsible for originating technical orders. They have the knowledge and expertise to provide detailed instructions and guidelines for the maintenance and operation of their equipment. This ensures that the equipment is used correctly and maintained properly, reducing the risk of accidents and malfunctions. The manufacturer's technical orders serve as a valuable resource for maintenance personnel and help in ensuring the equipment's longevity and performance.

Containers holding hazardous waste must be clearly marked to show the contents and the date the waste began to accumulate. This is important for several reasons. First, it helps to ensure that the waste is properly managed and disposed of in a timely manner, as hazardous waste must be handled and treated differently than regular waste. Second, it allows for proper tracking and record keeping, as the date of accumulation is a key piece of information for regulatory compliance. Finally, it helps to protect the health and safety of workers and the environment, as knowing the date of accumulation can help determine how long the waste has been stored and if any potential risks have developed.