This quiz assesses knowledge relevant to the 2A652 Air Force specialty code, focusing on safety, risk management, and equipment handling. It enhances learners' understanding of operational safety both on and off duty, crucial for military personnel.
Snap ring.
Vice grips.
Water pump.
Diagonal cutters.
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Grasp the handle near the socket.
Grip the wrench tightly near the center.
Use the base of your hand and hold your hand open.
Use the base of your palm, and clutch the wrench tightly.
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Air transport.
Manufacturing munitions used in war time.
Handling, storage, shipping or ground transport of non-nuclear weapons.
Handling, storage, shipping or ground transportation of nuclear weapons.
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The air compressor is grounded.
The battery is disconnected.
The air strainer is in place.
All air pressure is drained.
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Aircraft malfunctions.
Naturally occurring phenomena.
People failing to police their work areas.
Poorly maintained aerospace ground equipment (AGE).
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Bolts.
Rivets.
Hard steel.
Small wire.
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Section II, Special Service Tools.
Section III, Preparation for Use, Storage or Shipment.
Section IV, Operating Instructions.
Section V, Periodic Inspection, maintenance and lubrication.
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AF Form 1000, Idea Application.
AF Form 601, Equipment Action Request.
AFTO Form 95, Significant Historical Data.
AFTO Form 22, Technical Manual (TM) Change Recommendation and Reply.
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List of applicable publications (LOAP).
Base-level functional publication library.
The Air Force Website www.e-publishing.af.mil.
AFI 33–360, Publications and Forms Management.
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Part II, Non-scheduled Inspection.
Part III, Scheduled Inspection.
Part IV, Supervisory Review.
Part V, Maintenance/Delayed Discrepancy.
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Ordering twice the amount of supplies to ensure enough are available if needed.
Replacing all hardware on equipment at each self-inspection.
Ordering the minimum supplies necessary to do a job.
Not keeping commonly used supplies on hand.
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Only when a guide is posted.
Within 25 feet of an aircraft with engines running.
With the driver’s side of the vehicle toward the aircraft.
With the driver’s side of the vehicle away from the aircraft.
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Claw.
Sledge.
Soft-face.
Ball-peen.
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Get ahead on unscheduled maintenance.
Keep the mechanic working on minor problems.
Ensure equipment continues operating and looks good.
Locate problems and repair faulty equipment before total failure.
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Using personal protective equipment.
Unsafe working conditions.
Known pregnancies.
Personal injury.
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Carefully inspect it and ensure it is properly lubricated.
Ensure no flammable vapors that could ignite are present.
Tighten all parts of the tool and replace any worn brushes.
Blow out the air hose to remove any matter that has collected in it.
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Improper sequencing of pages.
Insufficient information.
Typographical errors.
Misspelled words.
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Circled red X.
Red diagonal.
Red dash.
Red X.
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Unserviceable (Condemned).
Unserviceable (Reparable).
Serviceable.
Suspended.
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Units.
Work unit code.
Category of labor.
Type maintenance.
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Water from entering into the wheels.
The rims from flying apart.
Severe corrosion.
Weather cracks.
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It depends on the object you are striking.
Close to the end; not near the head nor the middle.
Next to the head; not near the middle nor close to the end.
Close to the middle; not near the end nor close to the head.
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Frequency, deflection, and duration of exposure.
Frequency, volume, and duration of exposure.
Deflection, volume, and duration of exposure.
Deflection, frequency, and volume.
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Temper.
Weight.
Length.
Width.
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Lower 10 percent.
Lower 20 percent.
Upper 20 percent.
Upper 10 percent.
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Supplements.
Visual aids.
Bulletins.
Manuals.
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Increasing bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time.
Increasing bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time.
Eliminating bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time.
Eliminating bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time.
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Every squadron member.
NCE commandant.
Unit commander.
NCE monitor.
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Identify possible trends to prevent incidents.
Certify Nuclear Certified Equipment (NCE).
Approve modifications to NCE.
Update weapons status.
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Operator.
Periodic.
Service.
Special.
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How malfunction.
Corrective action.
Action taken.
Discrepancy.
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Command.
Individual.
Pecuniary.
Property.
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Turn-in only.
Transfer only.
Turn-in or transfer.
Cash collection voucher or statement of charges.
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Torque wheel lug bolts.
Check tires for foreign objects.
Ensure rims are completely bolted together and torqued.
Verify the silicone sealant around the valve stem area dries enough to form a skin.
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Only duty-related activities to enhance the safety and wellbeing of yourself and others.
On- and off-duty activities to enhance the safety and wellbeing of yourself and others.
Only duty-related activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.
On- and off-duty activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.
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Inadequate pressure is applied to a new file.
Excessive pressure is applied to a new file.
The file gets caught or stuck in the metal.
Metal particles are clogged in its teeth.
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Its inability to properly sharpening tools.
A ringing sound when tapped lightly with a plastic mallet.
Its inability to remove excess metal or to smooth metal surfaces.
A dull-thudding sound when tapped lightly with a rubber hammer.
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Prevent twisting of the hose.
Compensate for change in length.
Place a mechanical load on the hose.
Protect it from a hot pipe or manifold. Please
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Supervisor.
Safety office.
Quality assurance.
Major command (MAJCOM), inventory manager, and the originator.
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Cover safety in more detail.
Serve as supplemental material.
Paraphrase and eliminate the need for basic TOs.
Organize and simplify instructions in a condensed version.
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Lubrication charts.
Illustrated parts breakdown.
Service inspection workcards.
Periodic inspection workcards.
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Service.
Special.
Periodic.
Acceptance.
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Stock control.
Conservation.
Pecuniary liability.
Product improvement program.
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Originating point.
Screening point.
Action point.
Support point.
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Learn the basic classes of FOD, and recognize its causes.
Periodically participate in “FOD walks” on taxiways and runways.
Look for loose objects discarded on the flightline during maintenance activities.
Look for loose objects (stone, paper, or trash), pick them up when discovered, and encourage others to do the same.
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The energized windings from touching the frame.
Current from following the path of least resistance.
You from receiving an electrical shock if the energized motor windings touch the frame.
Current from flowing directly to ground if the energized motor windings touch the frame.
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Flared fittings.
Standard fittings.
Flareless fittings.
Precision-type flared fittings.
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Safety.
Urgent action.
Routine action.
Immediate action.
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