Namp Ch.2

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What is Chapter 2 of the NAMP?

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Aircraft Controlling Custodians (ACCs) and Type Wing and Carrier Air Wing (CVW)

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Each ACC/TYCOM (COMNAVRESFOR, COMNAVAIRSYSCOM, COMNAVAIRFOR, and CNATRA) shall support the objectives of the NAMP by

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achieving CNO directed readiness and safety standards while optimizing total resource requirements.

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With respect to manpower how often must each ACC/TYCOM review authorized billets?

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at least annually, to ensure manpower requirements.

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ACC/TYCOM main areas of responsibility

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Funding, Manpower management, Training, material management, and aircraft assignment, and NALCOMIS baseline data management

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What is an AMMT

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aviation maintenance management team

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Who conducts AMI's ?

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AMMTs organized by the tycom

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What is the primary focus of TYCOM AMMTs?

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to evaluate and assist activities in their ability to support operational requirements.

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AMMTs consist of whom?

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Navy and Marine Corps aviation ground maintenance officers, senior enlisted personnel(E7-E9), and other evaluators as necessary

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Methodology used by AMMTs to assess an activity’s performance shall containMethodology used by AMMTs to assess an activity’s performance shall contain what three equally
important elements

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1) analysis of the effectiveness and efficiency of the maintenance department in support of operation requirements and maintenance training in overall proficiency of assigned personnel.
2) Verification of safe operations.
3)Compliance with governing instructions and directives

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Examples of items examined for O-level and I-Level activities

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AMMT examines items, such as the self-assessment report,
NAVRIIP/cockpit charts, AMRRs, ASM reports, MDRs, MMPs, and aviation 3M summaries.

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For D-level activities what are some examples of what items AMMT examines

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AMMT examines items, such as the self-assessment report, training
reports, production reports, instructions and Local Command Procedures, and SOWs

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How do AMMTs examine for Verification of safe operations

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Drills and practical examinations will assist in the verification of
sound maintenance practices, safety training effectiveness, availability and proper use of PPE, and the activity’s ability to respond appropriately to emergent situations.

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When do deployable squadrons receive an AMI

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prior to each deployment(4-6 months) after being designated emergency surge capable

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When do CV/CVN/L-class ships receive an AMI

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prior to each deployment(3-6 months) after being designated emergency surge capable

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When do NON-deploying squadrons receive an AMI

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24 month interval

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What is a self-assessment report and when is it submitted.

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Activities scheduled for a TYCOM AMI shall, within 2 weeks of in brief, submit to the AMMT a
self-assessment report which identifies current program/process deficiencies and planned corrective actions,
with timeline. A copy of this report , without enclosures, shall be provided to the Type Wing/MAW.

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Are AMIs graded?

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The AMMT will not assign an overall grade at the conclusion of the AMI. However, if an issue
arises during the inspection that warrants immediate TYCOM notification and intervention, the activity being
inspected will be provided immediate instructions on actions to be completed prior to resuming normal
operation.

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How are contingency drills and practical examinations graded?

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sat or unsat

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How are NAMP programs and processes graded

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off-track, need more attentino, on-track

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What is MCI

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Material condition Inspection, a detailed inspection of aircraft, ALSS, MMF, AAE, AWSE, and SE.

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All unsatisfactory MCI results shall be submitted to the appropriate TYCOM within how many days?

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