Volume 3 CDC 2s071

Bioenvironmental Engineering Services must approve all additions or deletions to the Health Hazard Approval Listing (HHAL). This is because Bioenvironmental Engineering Services is responsible for assessing and managing potential health hazards in a given environment. They have the expertise and knowledge to evaluate the impact of additions or deletions to the HHAL and ensure that the health and safety of individuals are not compromised.

The responsibility for maintaining effective property management of all Air Force property belongs to individuals at all levels. This means that every individual within the Air Force, regardless of their rank or position, is accountable for the proper management and care of the property. This ensures that everyone understands the importance of maintaining and safeguarding the assets of the Air Force, promoting a culture of responsibility and accountability throughout the organization.

The physical state of an item refers to its overall condition, which can determine its usefulness or uselessness in carrying out its intended purpose. The condition of an item reflects its state of wear and tear, damage, or functionality. Therefore, the correct answer is "condition."

The correct answer is FCC. In computer systems, input is used to initiate a condition change. FCC could represent a specific input command or signal that triggers a condition change in the system. The other options, FCH, FCI, and FCU, do not provide any context or information related to computer input or condition changes.

The option "Serviceable Receipt" is not a category of receipt variances because it refers to a receipt that is in good condition and meets the required specifications. Receipt variances usually refer to discrepancies or differences in the quantity or quality of received items compared to what was expected or ordered. Serviceable Receipt does not indicate any variance or discrepancy, but rather signifies that the received item is in proper working condition.

The correct answer is MSI, C. The MSI code is used for processing items accounted for on mobility readiness spare package (MRSP), war reserve materiel (WRM), or supply points details to maintenance. The activity code C is used for a functional check.

Inspectors are authorized to determine the condition of property for the supply account. They are responsible for conducting inspections and assessments to ensure that the property meets the required standards and is in good condition. Inspectors have the expertise and knowledge to identify any damages, defects, or issues with the property and make recommendations for repairs or replacements. Their role is crucial in maintaining the quality and functionality of the property within the supply account.

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Electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD) are identified on the item record by using type cargo code 3. This code is specifically assigned to items that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge, indicating that special handling and precautions are required when dealing with these items.

General-purpose shelves are part of a Storage Aid System (SAS) because they provide a means of storing and organizing various items in a warehouse. These shelves can be used to store a wide range of products, making them versatile and suitable for different types of warehouses. Unlike conveyors, affixed cranes, and overhead trolleys, which are more specialized equipment, general-purpose shelves are commonly found in most warehouses and are essential for efficient storage and retrieval of goods.

The correct answer is NPPC 4. In the given question, it is stated that a TCTO item is identified in the computer by a TCTO flag or by "other assets indicator 5" or "other assets indicator 4" or "NPPC 5" or "NPPC 4". The correct option is NPPC 4, as it is one of the identifiers used to identify a TCTO item in the computer system.

FED-STD-313 is the correct answer because it is a document that specifies the requirements for materiel safety data sheets (MSDS) for government purchases. AFMAN 23-110 and AFMAN 23-210 are not relevant to MSDS requirements, and FED_PUB 313 is not a valid document.

Type II shelf life items are scheduled for serviceability testing 15 to 45 days before their expiration date. This range allows enough time to conduct the testing and take necessary actions, such as replacing or repairing the items, before they become expired. Testing too early may result in wastage of resources, while testing too close to the expiration date may not leave enough time for corrective measures. Therefore, the optimal timeframe for serviceability testing of type II shelf life items is between 15 to 45 days before the expiration date.

The correct answer is FCD with an S in the 48th position. This suggests that the computer input being used is FCD, and in the 48th position, there is an S. This specific combination is used to flag a suspect material to an item.

The transaction identification code (TRIC) that is processed to load or delete the functional check flag indicator (F) on functional check assets is FCD.

Base maintenance Quality control is responsible for forwarding two copies of each time compliance technical order (TCTO) publication with a cover letter to the materiel management inspector. This role ensures that the necessary documentation is provided to the appropriate personnel for inspection and compliance purposes.

The correct answer is MSI C. This TRIC and activity code is used to process an ESD (Equipment Service Design) on a detail record for maintenance testing.

The item manager and HQ AFMC are notified to determine the shelf life coding for a stored item that appears to be deteriorating and is excluded from shelf life control. They are responsible for assessing the condition of the item and deciding on the appropriate shelf life coding based on its deterioration. The item manager has the knowledge and expertise regarding the item's characteristics and storage requirements, while HQ AFMC provides guidance and support in determining the shelf life coding. Together, they ensure that the item is properly labeled and controlled to prevent any further deterioration.

The correct answer is FCD because FCD stands for Fault Code Display, which is a computer input used to load a TCTO flag. This input is responsible for displaying fault codes and indicating any issues or errors in the system.

Transaction exception codes are used to indicate specific errors or issues that may occur during the processing of a transaction. In this case, the question is asking for the exception code that is NOT USED when attempting to process a material receipt for a bulk issue item during inventory. Since the question does not provide any information about the exception codes or their meanings, it is not possible to determine which specific exception code is not used in this scenario. Therefore, an explanation cannot be provided.

The inspection offline checklist (R32) should be processed monthly to ensure that all necessary inspections are conducted regularly. Processing the checklist on a monthly basis allows for timely identification of any issues or maintenance requirements. This frequency strikes a balance between conducting inspections frequently enough to catch any potential problems and not overwhelming the process with excessive checks. By processing the checklist monthly, any necessary actions can be taken promptly, ensuring the smooth operation of the offline system.

A material management inspector uses the stock number, reference number, and item description to identify an item. The stock number helps in locating the item within the inventory system, the reference number provides additional information or context about the item, and the item description describes the characteristics or details of the item. By using these three pieces of information together, the inspector can accurately identify the item in question.

The materiel management inspector is responsible for maintaining inquiry images for items that are unsuitable for the AF. This role involves overseeing the management and inspection of materials and equipment, ensuring they meet the required standards and are suitable for use. They are responsible for conducting inquiries and investigations into any unsuitable items, documenting and maintaining images of these items for reference and future analysis. This helps in identifying any recurring issues or patterns and taking appropriate actions to prevent such items from being used in the future.

TCTO items are inspected on a monthly basis to ensure compliance with TCTO requirements. This regular inspection schedule allows for timely identification and correction of any non-compliance issues, maintaining the overall effectiveness and safety of the TCTO program. By conducting monthly inspections, any potential deviations from TCTO procedures can be promptly addressed, minimizing the risk of operational disruptions or safety hazards.

When a consolidated shipment is received, management notices are produced to inform the management about the arrival of the shipment. These notices help in tracking and managing the incoming shipments efficiently. Among the given options, I116 is the correct answer as it represents the specific management notice that is generated when a consolidated shipment is received.

The wing or vice commander is responsible for appointing individuals with the lawful duty to maintain accurate records of property. This is because the wing or vice commander holds a high position of authority within the organization and has the power to delegate responsibilities to ensure the proper maintenance and management of property records. The MAJCOM POC, chief enlisted manager, and logistics group commander may have other important roles within the organization, but appointing responsible individuals for maintaining accurate property records is not explicitly stated as their duty.

The Materials Handling Engineering Office was chartered by HQUSAF as the centralized Air Force program manager for all Mechanized Materiel Handling Systems (MMHS) and Storage aids (SAS). This office is responsible for overseeing and managing the development, implementation, and maintenance of storage systems and materials handling equipment within the Air Force. They ensure that the Air Force has efficient and effective systems in place for storing and handling materials, which is crucial for the smooth operation and logistics of the force.