Aviation Maintenance Administrationman (Az1)

Front 1

What is any activity that will be aboard a ship or station for a period of time sufficient to require specific assignment of shop, hangar, crew, and equipment or line spaces?

Back 1

Detachment

Front 2

Management of non-recoverable unmanned aircraft is assigned under what instruction?

Back 2

OPNAVINST 8000.16

Front 3

What is a document intended primarily for use in procurement, which clearly and accurately describes the essential technical requirements for items, materials , or services, including the procedures by which it will be determined that the requirements have been met?

Back 3

Specification

Front 4

What is the time required to reliably acquire and process, or process and transfer products from one location to another, such as vendor, factory, warehouse, and stocking point?

Back 4

RRT

Front 5

What is a generic term that includes all the packages within a WRA including chassis and wiring as a unit?

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Shop Replaceable Assembly

Front 6

What reviews help to determine whether all of the goals within each stage of the project have been achieved successfully and must be approved by process owners and stakeholders prior to proceeding with the next phase of the project?

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Tollgate

Front 7

What is the time period during which the item can be maintained in service without replacement?

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Service Life

Front 8

What is a management philosophy to effectively identify and manage constraints that inhibit organizations from achieving their goals?

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TOC

Front 9

What is a web application that allows users to track compliance of TDs?

Back 9

TDS

Front 10

What contains information that includes material requirements, tool inventories, and detailed instructions for the implementation and operation of the tool control program for a specific type/model aircraft?

Back 10

TCM

Front 11

What is the time period that commences with the time an aircraft is removed from an operating unit to undergo a rework process and terminates when the reworked aircraft is returned to an operating unit?

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TAT

Front 12

What is a planned and systematic pattern of all the actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that the item or product conforms to established technical requirements and will perform satisfactorily in service?

Back 12

Quality Assurance

Front 13

What is an on-condition inspection developed to address special requirements of F/A-18 series aircraft, occurs at the end of a set operational service period, within 9 month window?

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PACE

Front 14

What is an automated system used for tracking the composition, location and operating time/cycle count or life usage indexes or aircraft engines, propulsion systems, modules and life limited components?

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PLTS

Front 15

The policy and procedures for PQS are outlined in what instruction?

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OPNAVINST 3500.34

Front 16

What are the annual funds (obligational authority) issued by TYCOMs to units of the operating forces under their command from one of their budgets?

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OPTAR

Front 17

What is the act of effecting transfer in control, use or location of material between units or activities within or among the military services or between the military services and other federal agencies?

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Redistribution

Front 18

What is a plan of system under which action may be taken toward a stated goal or objective?

Back 18

Program

Front 19

What is the official statement of billets, personnel, and training input and resource requirements to support introduction and operational use of aircraft, systems, subsystems, equipments, and other developments?

Back 19

NTSP

Front 20

What is the total functioning life of a population of an item divided by the total number if failures within the population during the measurement interval?

Back 20

MTBF

Front 21

What is an automated system responsive to training information requirements from higher commands, provides automated capability to manage and support the training effort throughout the Navy?

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NITRAS

Front 22

What is Military science in its planning and carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces?

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Logistics

Front 23

What is caused by stresses built up by mechanical/thermal cycles which occur only a few times per flight?

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LCF

Front 24

What are directives of a continuing nature that are effective until subsequently canceled?

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Instructions

Front 25

What is a change having an action classification of immediate or urgent and issued by message?

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Interim

Front 26

What is an automated MIS that provides standardized local management of IMRL assets through the use of bar code technology?

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LAMS

Front 27

What are directives of a one-time nature or those applicable for a brief period of time?

Back 27

Notices

Front 28

What is a USMC performance based, standardized, documentable, level progressive, technical skills training management and evaluation program for enlisted Marines engaged in aviation Maintenance?

Back 28

ITSS

Front 29

What is a low cost repairable, capable of being restored to serviceable condition at the IMA, as indicated by the SM&R code?

Back 29

FLR

Front 30

Who is the Sponsor of the NAMP?

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The Chief of Naval Operations

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Who is responsible for the implementation of the NAMP?

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The Commander, Naval Air Forces (COMNAVAIRFOR)

Front 32

What word means that a procedure is Mandatory?

Back 32

Shall

Front 33

What chapter of the NAMP has maintenance concepts, programs, and processes; Maintenance unit department, division organization, manpower management, and aviation officers?

Back 33

Chapter 3

Front 34

What department is the largest in most operating aircraft units?

Back 34

The Maintenance department

Front 35

what level of maintenance is performed by an operating unit on a day-to-day basis in support of its own operations?

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Orginizational (O-level)

Front 36

What are the two types of maintenance in the Navy?

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rework and upkeep

Front 37

who is responsible to the Maintenance Officer (MO) for the overall productive effort and material support of the department and division?

Back 37

The Maintenance Material Control Officer (MMCO)

Front 38

When would logbooks/records be transferred?

Back 38

When the aircraft/equipment is transferred or returned to the reporting custodian.

Front 39

All logbook/record entries shall be make under the direction of who?

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The Maintenance Officer OR under the supervision of the individual responsible for L/B custody at the activity where the A/C/equipment is undergoing rework.

Front 40

Who are allowed to make logbook entries?

Back 40

The CO, O/I-level MO, D-level Director of operations or Production Officer, OMD Officer *MOs may designate authorization to sign L/B via the MMP*

Front 41

How would a date be formatted in a L/B if only the date available is year and month?

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You would enter the last day of the month for the DD portion of the YYMMDD entry

Front 42

How are Logbooks/records disposed of if an A/C/equipment has been destroyed?

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The LB/Records are disposed of locally after necessary investigation and preparation of required reports, provided the AC/Equipment is not sold or transferred, or is a special category AC/Equipment

Front 43

How is classified information transferred when the AC/Equipment is sold or transferred?

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The classified information is removed from the LB/Equipment record or cleared for release through the COC prior to transfer or sale

Front 44

If an AC is lost in combat or has been involved in a mishap resulting in death, MIA, personal injury, how are the LB records handled?

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They are retained by the operating activity for one year, then forwarded to the Washington National Records Center

Front 45

How are LB/records considered to have historical value dispositioned?

Back 45

They are transferred to the Washington National Records Center

Front 46

How is the CM ALS portion of the LB disposed of?

Back 46

Once the MO has verified its accuracy, it is disposed of locally

Front 47

What are some sources of info that are helpful in reconstructing a LB?

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Completed WO/MAFs, contents of the ADB, List 02/04, MSR/ASR/SRC card info held in the CM ALS, EHR card info obtained from the applicable ISSC, XRAYs, ETRs, NALDA (DECKPLATE), and records maintained by the ISSC and reword activity

Front 48

Who creates the Aircraft Logbooks?

Back 48

the original accepting activity

Front 49

How are the TD pages stowed in the Logbooks?

Back 49

They are filed in numeric sequence

Front 50

What substitutes the AFB/AFC TD pages in the logbook?

Back 50

List 02/04

Front 51

What reference is used to process engine transaction reports and EOQ reports?

Back 51

NAVAIRINST 13700.15

Front 52

What is the form number for a Naval Aircraft Flight Record?

Back 52

OPNAV 3710/4

Front 53

What copy of the OPNAV 3710/4 is kept by the AZs and maintained for a minimum of three months?

Back 53

copy #3

Front 54

What is the CNAF 4790/31A?

Back 54

The EOR

Front 55

what is the form number for an inspection record?

Back 55

CNAF 4790/22A

Front 56

What form is a CNAF 4790/23A?

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The Repair/Rework record

Front 57

what is the form number for the Preservation/Depreservation form?

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CNAF 4790/25A

Front 58

At a minimum, how often should the ALS for each BUNO be saved?

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Weekly

Front 59

What format should the ALS backups be in?

Back 59

.MDI format

Front 60

what is the aircraft logbooks form number?

Back 60

CNAF 4790/19

Front 61

What form is used to monitor structural life limited components designated for D-level replacement that do not require a SRC/ASR card?

Back 61

Structural life limits (CNAF 4790/142)

Front 62

How often are the SAFE programs published nd distributed? Who publishes/distributes them?

Back 62

Quarterly, they are published distributed by COMNAVAIRSYSCOM via NAVAIRINST 13120.1, NAVAIRINST 13130.1

Front 63

Who's responsibility is it to update the PMIC deck(s)?

Back 63

The ISSC (task completion delegated by COMNAVAIRSYSCOM)

Front 64

What section of the NAVFLIR documents Aircraft data?

Back 64

7B

Front 65

What section of the NAVFLIR documents Aircrew data?

Back 65

7C

Front 66

what section of the NAVFLIR documents Logistics data (departure)?

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7E

Front 67

what section of the NAVFLIR documents Logistics data (arrival)?

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7F

Front 68

what section of the NAVFLIR documents weapons proficiency data?

Back 68

7G

Front 69

what does FAME stand for?

Back 69

F/A-18 Automated Maintenance Environment

Front 70

What is the form number for a NAVFLIR?

Back 70

OPNAV 3710/4

Front 71

What information is documented on a MAINT-1 report?

Back 71

Consolidated performance metrics report

Front 72

What information is documented on a MAINT-2 report?

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A/C readiness degradation and utilization summary report

Front 73

What information is documented on a MAINT-3 report?

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Subsystem capability impact reporting by WUC/UNS report

Front 74

What information is documented on a MAINT-4 report?

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Detailed mission and maintenance data by A/C serial number report

Front 75

What information is documented on a MAINT-5 report?

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Maintenance Man-Hours report

Front 76

What information is documented on a MAINT-6 breport?

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Detailed data extract report

Front 77

IMA batch processes are divided into scheduled groups of?

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Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-annually, annually

Front 78

what is the general inspection WUC number?

Back 78

030

Front 79

What is the WUC used to document preservations and de-preservation?

Back 79

049

Front 80

Describe a Critical I-Level contingency process?

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Total, uncontrolled shutdown of the entire NALCOMIS system, Return to normal operations is expected to take longer than 6 hours

Front 81

Describe a High I-level contingency process?

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Total, controlled shutdown of the entire NALCOMIS system. Return to normal operations is expected to take longer than 6 hours.

Front 82

Describe a Medium I-level contingency process?

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Controlled shutdown of the entire NALCOMIS system for less than 6 hours, or failure of a major component of the system (tape drive, communication line, main printer, etc.)

Front 83

Describe a Low I-level contingency process?

Back 83

Failure of one user-oriented peripheral hardware device (terminal, screen dump printer, etc.)

Front 84

Quarterly Hours in Life will be submitted via what website?

Back 84

the AIRRS website

Front 85

When is the QHIL due to AIRRS website?

Back 85

By the 5th working day of the month following the months of December, March, June and September.

Front 86

If AIRRS Web is unavailable, the reporting custodian shall submit Quarterly Hours in Life via what format?

Back 86

Naval message

Front 87

Prior to input of Quarterly Hours in Life, what should you make sure is valid?

Back 87

Ensure all XRAYs with an Action Code of ‘A’, ‘F’, ‘G’, ‘R’ or ‘Y’ and the Action Date is equal or prior to the reporting quarter are valid.

Front 88

What is the purpose of the XRAY report?

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The XRAY is the primary means of recording aircraft status changes, from acceptance into the inventory until final strike.

Front 89

Reporting custodians shall maintain XRAY files how long?

Back 89

For the current and previous year.

Front 90

What are the only approved formats for XRAY sustainment?

Back 90

In either electronic or paper format.

Front 91

Category 1 strike XRAYs for lost (not recovered) or destroyed aircraft must be submitted no later than what time/date?

Back 91

As of 2400 on the day of occurrence.

Front 92

If there is a correction that needs to be made to an XRAY, when shall that correction be submitted?

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All outstanding XRAY corrections and other XRAY transactions occurring between 0001 and 2400 hours on a given day must be reported prior to 1600 hours the next working day.

Front 93

What is the action date reported on the XRAY?

Back 93

The action date reported on the XRAY will be the date the transaction occurred, regardless of the date the XRAY report is actually transmitted.

Front 94

For normal reporting requirements, reporting custodians prepare and submit the XRAY Report directly to who?

Back 94

The cognizant ACC

Front 95

A Naval message is required for what two types of XRAYS?

Back 95

Acceptance A action and S Strike action XRAYs.

Front 96

For deployed activities which have connectivity issues, how do you submit XRAYS?

Back 96

E-mail XRAY information back to Type Wing for submission of XRAY.

Front 97

For special reporting requirements, when a single activity has reporting custody of aircraft assigned under more than one ACC, how would the XRAYS be processed/submitted?

Back 97

The activity will act as a separate reporting custodian (with a separately assigned PUC) for each different ACC.

Front 98

XRAYs are submitted by reporting custodians to document status changes such as?

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XRAYs are submitted by reporting custodians to document status changes such as acceptance into the naval inventory, transfer of custody, changes of location, rework situations, damage or strike from the inventory, and numerous other situations.

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An element that enables a sea-dependent nation to project

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