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97 Cards in this Set
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What is the objective of the NAMP?
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A method of standardizing operations of any naval aviation command.
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How many volumes does the NAMP include?
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5
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What does Volume 1 of the NAMP consist of?
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Concepts, policies, orginizations, maintenance support procedures, and Orginizational/Intermediate Level Maintenance.
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What does Volume 2 of the NAMP consist of?
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Depot Level Maintenance.
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What does Volume 3 of the NAMP consist of?
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Maintenance Data Systems
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What does Volume 4 of the NAMP consist of?
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Aviation 3M data processing requirements.
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What does Volume 5 of the NAMP consist of?
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Standard Operating Procedures.
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What are the 3 levels of maintenance?
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1) Organizational
2) Intermediate 3) Depot |
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What type of maintenance does Orginizational Level Maintenance perform?
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Day-to-day operations.
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What type of maintenance does Intermediate Level Maintenance perform?
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Maintenance designated by WING authority that cannot be resolved by O-level.
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What type of maintenance does Depot Level Maintenance perform?
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Overhaul and rebuild maintenance.
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What is the MO responsible for?
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Responsible for the accomplishment of the department mission.
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What is the AMO responsible for?
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Assistant to the MO in the accomplishment of the departmenbt mission.
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What is the MMCO responsible for?
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Overall production and material support of the department.
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What is the MCO responsible for?
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Attached supply officer that is responsible to the MMCO for all matters regarding material readiness such as NAVICP and BOSS 3 and Price Challenge Hotline.
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What is the responsibilities of Maintenance/Production Control?
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To maintain FMC A/C.
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What is the purpose of the Maintenance Administration Division?
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To provide administration functions to Maintenance Department.
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Whatis scheduled maintenance?
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Work that is performed due to inspections or other pre-designated intervals.
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What is unscheduled maintenance?
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Work that is performed due to issues arrising during operations.
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How long is a Daily Inspection valid for?
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72 hours if no flight has occured with the A/C.
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What is the purpose of a Daily Inspection?
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To inspect for defects to a greater depth than the turn around inspection.
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What is the purpose of the Turnaround Inspection?
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Conducted between flights to ensure the integrity of the A/C for flight, verify proper servicing, and detect degradation.
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If no flight or maintenance has occurres how long is a Turnaround Inspection good for?
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24 hours.
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How long may an A/C be flown before another Daily Inspection has to be performed?
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24 hours.
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In what situation can the 24 hour (of a daily) exceed the 72 hour time limit?
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If the expiration occurs during a mission.
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Does the accomplishment of a Turnaround Inspection affect the 72 hour validity of a daily inspection?
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No.
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What is a Special Inspection?
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An inspection with a prescribed interval other than a Daily, Calander or Phase Inspection.
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What reference specifies a Special Inspection?
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The Periodic Maintenance Information Card deck.
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How can you ID a Special Inspection?
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It always has a number in it such as 14 Day, 2000 Landing, 2000 hour inspection.
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What is a Conditional Inspection?
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Unscheduled conditions requiring an inspection.
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What are some conditions that warrant a Conditional Inspection?
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1) Bird Strike
2) Lightening Strike 3) Hard Landing 4) FOD |
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What is the purpose of a Phase Inspection?
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Inspection that is divides the total scheduled maintenance requirement into smaller phases.
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How is a Phase Inspection conducted?
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Sequentially and at specified intervals.
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What conditions can cause the Phase Inspection to be interrupted?
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None.
This inspection cycle is maintained throughout the service life of the A/C. |
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When is an Acceptance Inspection conducted?
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When a reporting custodian accepts a newly assigned A/C.
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Does an Acceptance Inspection have to occur when an A/C is returned from SDLM?
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Yes.
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What is included in an Acceptance Inspection?
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1)Inventory of equipment listed in the AIR.
2) Verification of CADS, escape propulsion devices. 3) Configuration verification. 4) Hydraulic fluid sampling. 5) Daily Inspection |
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What does AIR srand for?
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Aircraft Inventory Record.
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When is a Transfer Inspection performed?
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When a reporting custodian transfers an A/C or SE.
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What is included in a Transfer Inspection?
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1)Inventory of all items on an AIR.
2) Configuration verification. 3) Hydraulic fluid sampling. 4) Daily Inspection. |
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What does ASPA stand for?
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Aircraft Service Period Adjustment
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What is the purpose of the ASPA?
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It is a depot level evaluation of the A/C's general material condition.
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Specifically, who conducts a ASPA and what does it consist of?
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Certified ASPA evaluators conduct record and logbook analysis and physical examinations of the A/C.
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What does FCF stand for?
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Functional Flight Check.
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What is the purpose of a FCF?
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Determines if the A/C, powerplant, accessories and equipment are functioning properly IAW predetermined standards when subjected to the intended operating enviroment.
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When is a FCF performed?
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At the completion of SDLM, acceptance, engine system installation, reinstallation, flight control surface component replacement, attitude system component replacement/adjustment, certain Phase inspections or anytime the A/C has not flown for 30 days (regardless of the reason).
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Who can decide that a FCF needs to be conducted?
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CO
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What is the purpose of the Weight and Balance Program?
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Provides service activities with a standard system of field weight and balance control.
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What program gives maximum operating weights, center of gravity restrictions and approved methods of loading?
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Weight and Balance Program.
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What is the purpose of A/C Logbook?
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Provides a written history of the A/C it is assigned to.
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What are the different sections of the A/C Logbook?
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1) Non-Aging Record.
2) Flight Time. 3) Inspection records. 4) Repair/Rework Sections. 5) TD Sections 6) Miscellanous History 7) Preservation/ Depreservation Record 8) Equipment History record 9) SRC 10) Aviation Life Support Records 11) Seat Survival Kit Records 12) AESR |
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What does SRC stand for?
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Scheduled
Removal Component Cards. |
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What does AERS stand for?
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Aeronautical
Equipment Service Record |
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Who is designated to sign the A/C Logbook?
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1) Anyone designated in writing by the CO.
2) CO 3) O-Level 4) I-Level 5) D-level Director of Operations 6) OMD Officer |
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When a contractor or NAVAVNDEPOT field supervisor is unauthorized to or doesn't sign the A/C Logbook and records what step should be taken?
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The reporting custodian shall verify the work performed and sign the necessary logbook and record entries.
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Who is authorized to release an A/C safe for flight?
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Anyone authorized and designated in writting by the CO.
MO, MMCO, MCO. |
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What does certifying an A/C safe safe for flight mean?
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That the material condition of the A/C ensures that it can be launched, flown and landed safely and that the aircrew has the operable equipment for safe flight requirements.
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What does PMS mean?
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Planned Maintenance System.
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What does MRC stand for?
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Maintenance Requirement Card.
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What does PMIC stand for?
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Periodic Maintenance Information Cards.
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What do MRC's provide?
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Instructions required for the efficient performance of scheduled maintenance tasks.
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What do PMIC's provide?
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Used to identify scheduled or forced removal items and their replacement intervals.
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What does IPB stand for?
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Illustrated
Parts Breakdown |
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What information does an IPB provide?
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Illistrations and Part Numbers for allparts of the A/C or equipment on which it is issued.
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What information does the MIMs provide?
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COntains instructions for O and I level maintenance and servicing of a specific model A/C.
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What is the primary job of the Work Center Supervisor?
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Hour-by-hour maintenance situation.
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What is the concept of QA?
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The prevention of the occurence of defects.
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The achievement of QA depends upon what?
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Prevention, knowledge and special skills.
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What does QAR stand for?
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Quality Assurance Representative.
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What does CDI stand for?
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Collateral Duty Inspector?
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What is the purpose of a Special Audit as performed by QA?
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Audits conducted to evaluate specific maintenance tasks, processes, and programs.
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How long are copies of audits maintained on file?
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One year.
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What is the purpose of a Quarterly/WorkCenter Audit?
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An audit that is conducted quarterly to evaluate the overall quality performance of each work center.
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What is the function of CTPL?
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To determine the applicability of technical manuals required to support the maintenance orginization,receipt and distribution control of manuals, and to ensure manuals are updated properly.
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What does CTPL stand for?
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Central
Technical Publications Library |
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What are the 5 managed programs of QA?
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Safety
Tech. pubs (CTPL) Audits (QA) NAMDRP Gas Free Engineering (AVGFE) S/E Misuse and Abuse |
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Who has the responsibility of internally controlling and distribution of the NAMP?
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CTPL
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What is the purpose of the FOD Program?
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To identify, correct and eliminate factors regarding FOD, which are within control of the command.
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Who is responsibility for instituting procedures for compliance of the FOD Program?
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All work centers.
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What is the primary function of the Tool Control Program?
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To provide a means to rapidly account for all tools after completinng a maintenance task, thus reducing the potential for FOD.
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What is the purpose of the Fuel Surveillance Program?
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To prevent the use of contaminated fuel in Naval A/C.
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What is the function of the Navy Oil Analysis Program?
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It is a non-destructive means in which aeronautical equipment can be monitored for wear.
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What does ABO stand for?
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Aviators
Breathing Oxygen |
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Who must be familiar with the ABO Program?
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All individuals involved with it.
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How many people must be involved with all operations pertaining to LOX and Gaseous Oxygen?
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2 or more qualified personnel.
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What is the primary objective of the Hydraulic Contamination Control Program?
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To achieve and maintain a satisfactory level of fluid purity in hydraulic systems.
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What class of hydraulic fluid is allowed for use in Naval A/C?
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5 or better.
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What class of hydraulic fluid is allowed for use in S/E?
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3 or better.
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What is the purpose of the Tire and Wheel Maintenance Safety Program?
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To provide all individuals handling tires and wheels proper training.
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What does MTIP stand for?
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Maintenance
Training Improvement Program |
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What is the purpose of the MTIP?
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To evaluate the technical knowledge of aviation technicians.
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What does MMP stand for?
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Monthly
Maintenance Plan |
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What is the purpose of the MMP?
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To provide a schedule of predictable maintenance work.
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By when, every month, does the MMP have to be distributed?
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25
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What information does the MMP contain? Give 4 examples.
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Calibration dates.
Flight hours. Chain of Command. Qualifications. |
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What does ESD stand for?
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Electro-
Static Discharge |
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What is ESD?
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The transfer of electrostatic charge between objects at different potentials caused by direct contact or induced by an electrostatic field.
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