2A652 (Age Journeyman) Volume 1, Edit Code 6

Nuclear certified equipment (NCE) refers to equipment that is specifically designed and approved for the handling, storage, shipping, or ground transportation of nuclear weapons. This means that the equipment has undergone rigorous testing and meets the necessary safety and security standards to ensure the proper handling and transportation of these highly sensitive and dangerous weapons. The other options, such as air transport, manufacturing munitions, or handling non-nuclear weapons, are not applicable to NCE.

When pushing a wrench instead of pulling it, it is recommended to use the base of your hand and hold your hand open. This technique allows for better control and leverage while pushing, as the base of the hand provides a stable surface to push against. Holding the hand open also ensures that the force is distributed evenly across the hand, reducing the risk of injury or strain.

Vice grips have a locking device that allows them to securely hold materials in place. This locking mechanism, often referred to as a "quick-release" or "locking pliers" feature, enables the user to adjust the grip and then lock it into position, providing a firm hold on the material being worked on. This feature is particularly useful when working with materials that require a strong and secure grip to prevent slipping or movement. Snap ring pliers, water pump pliers, and diagonal cutters do not have this locking device, making vice grips the correct answer.

An offset screwdriver is used in tight places when there isn't enough room to use a standard screwdriver because it has a bent or angled shaft that allows for better access and maneuverability in confined spaces. The offset design helps to reach screws that are located at awkward angles or in hard-to-reach areas, making it a practical choice for these situations.

Before removing a component from an air compressor, it is crucial to ensure that all air pressure is drained. This is important for safety reasons as it prevents any accidental release of stored pressure, which could potentially cause injury or damage. By draining the air pressure, the risk of sudden release or unexpected movement of components is minimized, making the task of removing the component safer and easier.

The primary cause of foreign object damage (FOD) is people failing to police their work areas. This means that individuals are not properly inspecting and cleaning their work areas, leading to the presence of foreign objects that can cause damage to aircraft. Aircraft malfunctions, naturally occurring phenomena, and poorly maintained aerospace ground equipment (AGE) are not mentioned as causes of FOD in the given options.

The correct answer is the Air Force Website www.e-publishing.af.mil. This is where standard Air Force publications can be accessed. The website serves as a centralized platform for accessing and managing publications and forms related to the Air Force. It provides a comprehensive collection of official publications, including the List of Applicable Publications (LOAP) and AFI 33–360, which outlines the guidelines for publications and forms management in the Air Force.

Ordering the minimum supplies necessary to do a job is the best example of supply conservation because it ensures that only the required amount of supplies is ordered, reducing waste and excess inventory. This approach promotes efficiency and cost-effectiveness by avoiding unnecessary purchases and storage of supplies that may not be used.

The correct answer is Section III, Preparation for Use, Storage or Shipment. This section of the operations and service instructions technical order (TO) would provide instructions on how to safely and properly restore a piece of equipment to operation after it has been in storage. It would include guidelines on any necessary preparations, inspections, and maintenance procedures that need to be done before using the equipment again.

The correct answer is Part IV, Supervisory Review. This section of the Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) Form 244 is used to record the supervisory review of the forms. It is important to have a supervisory review to ensure that the forms are completed accurately and any discrepancies are addressed. This helps to maintain the quality and integrity of the records for industrial/support equipment.

Diagonal cutting pliers are designed to cut small wire because they have sharp, angled blades that allow for clean and precise cuts. These pliers are commonly used in electrical work and other applications where small wires need to be cut. They are not suitable for cutting bolts, rivets, or hard steel, as these materials require stronger and more specialized tools.

The correct form to submit to correct a technical order (TO) deficiency is AFTO Form 22, Technical Manual (TM) Change Recommendation and Reply. This form is used to recommend changes to the technical manual and to provide feedback on previous recommendations. It allows individuals to identify deficiencies in the TO and propose necessary changes or updates to improve the manual's accuracy and effectiveness. By using this form, the appropriate personnel can address and correct any technical order deficiencies in a systematic and organized manner.

When approaching a parked aircraft with your vehicle, it is recommended to have the driver's side of the vehicle facing towards the aircraft. This allows for better visibility and control of the vehicle, as the driver can easily see the aircraft and any potential hazards. Additionally, having the driver's side towards the aircraft allows for easier communication and interaction with the pilot or ground crew if needed.

Soft-face hammers are designed with non-marring faces, such as rubber or plastic, which help to prevent damage to the driving materials. This type of hammer is commonly used in woodworking or when working with delicate materials that can easily be dented or scratched. The soft-face hammer provides a cushioning effect and absorbs the impact, reducing the risk of damage to the surface being struck.

The main purpose of the inspection system is to locate problems and repair faulty equipment before total failure. This is important because identifying and addressing issues early on can prevent more serious damage or breakdowns, saving time and money in the long run. By regularly inspecting equipment, potential problems can be identified and fixed in a timely manner, ensuring that the equipment remains in good working condition and minimizing any disruptions to operations.

A technical order (TO) deficiency refers to a flaw or error in a technical order document. In this case, the correct answer is "insufficient information." This means that the technical order does not provide enough details or instructions, which can hinder the user's ability to understand and carry out a task effectively. It is important for a technical order to be comprehensive and provide all the necessary information to ensure proper execution.

If a scheduled inspection goes overdue two inspection cycles, the maintenance symbol that should be entered on the forms is a red X. This symbol indicates that the inspection was not completed as scheduled.

A component bearing a red equipment condition tag is considered unserviceable and condemned. This means that the component is no longer fit for use and must be replaced or repaired. The red tag serves as a warning to personnel that the component is unsafe or inoperable and should not be used.

Using personal protective equipment does not warrant prompt reporting to your supervisor because it is a standard safety practice that should be followed by all employees. It is not an exceptional situation that requires immediate attention or intervention from the supervisor. Unsafe working conditions, known pregnancies, and personal injury, on the other hand, are situations that pose risks to the employee's well-being or may have legal implications, hence requiring prompt reporting to the supervisor.

Before operating the pneumatic impact wrench, it is important to blow out the air hose to remove any matter that has collected in it. This is necessary to ensure that there are no obstructions or debris that could potentially affect the performance of the tool. By removing any collected matter, the air hose will be clear and allow for proper airflow, which is essential for the efficient operation of the pneumatic impact wrench.

The work unit code in maintenance data documentation (MDD) identifies the specific system that was worked on. This code is used to track and record maintenance activities for each individual system, allowing for accurate documentation and analysis of maintenance efforts. The units, category of labor, and type of maintenance codes may provide additional information about the maintenance activity, but they do not specifically identify the system that was worked on.

Before bolting split rims together, it is important to seal the valve stem to the wheel with silicone sealant or equivalent. This is done to prevent water from entering into the wheels. Water can cause corrosion and damage to the wheels, leading to potential issues with the vehicle's performance and safety. By properly sealing the valve stem, the risk of water entering the wheels is minimized, ensuring their longevity and functionality.

The proper way to grip a ball-peen hammer is close to the end, not near the head nor the middle. This allows for better control and accuracy when striking objects. Placing the hand near the head or the middle may result in less control and potentially cause injury.

The lower 20 percent of the torque wrench scale is normally not used because it represents the lower range of torque values that are typically not required for most applications. Torque wrenches are designed to provide accurate and precise torque measurements within a specific range, and the lower 20 percent of the scale is usually not necessary for the majority of tasks. It is more common to use the upper 80 percent of the scale, which covers the torque values needed for most applications.

The size of a screwdriver is determined by its length. The length of a screwdriver is an important factor as it determines the reach and accessibility of the tool. A longer screwdriver can reach screws in deep or narrow spaces, while a shorter screwdriver is more suitable for smaller or delicate tasks. The shank, temper, weight, and width of a screwdriver may vary, but they do not directly determine its size. Therefore, the correct answer is length.

The effect of noise on your hearing depends on the frequency, volume, and duration of exposure. Frequency refers to the pitch or tone of the sound, with high frequencies being more damaging to hearing. Volume refers to the intensity or loudness of the sound, with louder sounds causing more damage. Duration of exposure refers to the length of time you are exposed to the noise, with longer durations increasing the risk of hearing damage. Therefore, all three factors - frequency, volume, and duration of exposure - contribute to the effect of noise on your hearing.

In maintenance data documentation (MDD), the entry that serves as a concise but accurate description of the problem is "Discrepancy." This term indicates that there is a difference or inconsistency between the expected state and the actual state of a system or equipment. It helps in identifying and addressing the specific issue that needs to be resolved during maintenance activities.

Pecuniary liability refers to the responsibility of an individual to compensate for any loss, destruction, or damage to government property caused by their misuse or neglect. This means that the person is financially accountable for the harm caused to government property and must reimburse the government for the costs incurred in repairing or replacing the damaged property.

The correct answer is "Service." The Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) Form 244, Industrial/Support Equipment Record, records non-scheduled inspections in Part II. These inspections are typically performed for maintenance or repair purposes, and they are categorized as "service" inspections.

A person can be relieved from property responsibility by either turning in the property or transferring it to someone else. Turning in the property means giving it back to the appropriate authority or organization, while transferring it involves handing it over to another individual or entity. Both options allow the person to be relieved of their responsibility for the property, without incurring any financial liability.

The purpose of the Dull Sword program is to identify possible trends to prevent incidents. This suggests that the program is designed to analyze data and patterns in order to identify potential issues or risks that could lead to incidents. By recognizing these trends, the program can help to implement preventive measures and strategies to mitigate or avoid such incidents in the future.

The NCE monitor is responsible for making positive identification of all unit nuclear certified equipment. This means that they are in charge of ensuring that all equipment used by the squadron is properly certified and meets the necessary nuclear safety standards. This role is crucial in maintaining the safety and security of nuclear equipment within the unit.

Ensuring availability of adequate parts, equipment, and training helps in eliminating bottlenecks in the maintenance organization. This means that there will be no delays or obstacles in the maintenance process, leading to smoother operations. Additionally, it also helps in minimizing repair cycle time, as all the necessary resources are readily available. This ensures that repairs can be carried out quickly and efficiently, reducing downtime and improving overall productivity.

Before inflating the inner tube fully on a split rim tire, it is important to ensure that the rims are completely bolted together and torqued. This is necessary to prevent any potential accidents or tire blowouts due to loose or improperly secured rims. By ensuring that the rims are securely bolted together and torqued, the inner tube can be safely inflated without any risk of the tire coming apart or causing damage.

Supplements are a type of standard publication used by lower headquarters to implement, amplify, interpret, or clarify a higher level publication. These supplements provide additional information or instructions that are specific to the lower headquarters and help in the effective implementation of the higher level publication. They serve as a supporting document and ensure that the policies and procedures outlined in the higher level publication are properly understood and followed at the lower level.

Risk management principles should be applied to on- and off-duty activities to enhance the safety and wellbeing of yourself and others. This means that individuals should assess and mitigate risks not only in their work-related tasks but also in their personal lives. By applying risk management principles to both duty-related and off-duty activities, individuals can identify potential hazards, make informed decisions, and take necessary precautions to prevent harm and promote safety for themselves and others. This approach ensures a comprehensive and proactive approach to risk management, promoting a culture of safety and wellbeing in all aspects of life.

A cracked wheel on a bench grinder is identified by a dull-thudding sound when tapped lightly with a rubber hammer. This is because a crack in the wheel causes it to lose its structural integrity, resulting in a decrease in its ability to remove excess metal or to smooth metal surfaces. When the cracked wheel is tapped with a rubber hammer, the sound produced is dull and thudding instead of a clear ringing sound, indicating the presence of a crack.

When metal particles get clogged in the teeth of a file, it results in "pinning" of the file. This means that the file becomes stuck or caught, making it difficult to use effectively. The clogged particles prevent the file from properly cutting or smoothing the surface it is being used on. This can lead to frustration and inefficiency when trying to complete a task that requires the use of the file.

When installing a flexible hose, it is necessary to provide slack or bend in the hose to compensate for any change in length that may occur. This is because flexible hoses can expand or contract due to temperature changes or pressure fluctuations. By allowing for slack or bend in the hose, it can accommodate these changes in length without causing any damage or strain on the hose.

After the depot has repaired an item, they send copies of the Air Force Technical Order (AFTO) Form 375, Selected Support Equipment Repair Cost Estimate, to the Major Command (MAJCOM), inventory manager, and the originator. This is done to provide documentation and information on the repair cost estimate to the relevant authorities and stakeholders involved in the repair process.

Stock control is a joint responsibility of both Supply and using activities because it requires each to keep appropriate records of consumption data that minimize requisitioning more supplies than are actually required. By keeping accurate records of consumption, both parties can ensure that the stock levels are maintained at an optimal level, avoiding overstocking or shortages. This helps in efficient resource management and cost control.

Abbreviated technical orders (TO) are advantageous because they organize and simplify instructions in a condensed version. This means that the information is presented in a concise and easy-to-understand manner, making it more accessible and user-friendly. By condensing the instructions, the TO allows for quicker reference and implementation, saving time and effort. Additionally, the organization of the instructions makes it easier to locate specific information and follow the necessary steps. Therefore, the main advantage of using abbreviated TOs is that they simplify and streamline the instructions, making them more efficient and effective.

Service inspection workcards provide guidance for checking the general serviceability of a piece of equipment, including applicable safety warnings, cautions, and notes. These workcards outline the specific steps and procedures to be followed during the inspection process, ensuring that all necessary checks are completed and any potential issues are identified. Lubrication charts provide information about the lubrication requirements of equipment, illustrated parts breakdowns provide a visual representation of the parts and components of equipment, and periodic inspection workcards outline the procedures for conducting regular inspections at specific intervals.

Periodic inspection consists of two phases, Phase 1 and Phase 2. This type of inspection is conducted at regular intervals to ensure that a service or system is functioning properly and meets the required standards. Phase 1 involves a thorough examination and evaluation of the service or system, while Phase 2 focuses on any necessary corrective actions or maintenance. This two-phase approach allows for a comprehensive assessment and ensures that any issues are identified and addressed in a timely manner.

The action point is responsible for the resolution of the deficiency within the deficiency reporting system. This means that once a deficiency is identified, it is the action point's role to take the necessary steps to address and resolve the issue. The action point may involve coordinating with other stakeholders, implementing corrective actions, and ensuring that the deficiency is rectified in a timely manner.

The best way to prevent foreign object damage (FOD) is to learn about the different classes of FOD and understand what causes it. By having knowledge about FOD, individuals can be more aware of potential hazards and take proactive measures to prevent them. This includes participating in "FOD walks" on taxiways and runways to identify and remove any loose objects. Additionally, being vigilant about loose objects on the flightline during maintenance activities and picking them up, while encouraging others to do the same, can help prevent FOD incidents.

Items for which accountability is dropped from all records when they are issued are considered expendable. This means that once these items are issued, they are no longer tracked or accounted for, as they are expected to be consumed or used up in the normal course of operations. Nonexpendable items, on the other hand, remain on record even after they are issued, as they are expected to be returned or reused. Excess items are those that are no longer needed and can be disposed of or sold.

Flareless fittings are designed for pressure systems up to 3,000 psi. These fittings provide a secure and leak-free connection without the need for flaring or soldering. They use a compression mechanism to create a tight seal between the fitting and the tubing, making them suitable for high-pressure applications. Standard fittings may not be able to withstand the same level of pressure, while precision-type flared fittings are designed for more specialized applications. Therefore, flareless fittings are the correct choice for pressure systems up to 3,000 psi.

The correct answer is immediate action. Immediate action time compliance technical orders (TCTOs) are issued to address unsafe conditions that have the potential to cause serious or fatal injury to personnel if not corrected promptly. These TCTOs require urgent attention and immediate implementation to ensure the safety of personnel and prevent any potential harm.

The frame of an electrical motor should always be grounded to prevent you from receiving an electrical shock if the energized motor windings touch the frame. When the windings become energized, there is a risk of electrical current flowing through the frame. By grounding the frame, any stray current will be safely directed away from you, reducing the risk of electric shock.