Volume 1 Self Test

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What is maintenance data collection

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Collection storage and retrieval of information concerning a maintenance action

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What are some of the overall benefits that base level maintenance actions can derive from the MDC system

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Provides the meaning for Manning assigned equipment resources and planning and scheduling maintenance

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How is data collected by the MDC system made available to base level maintenance activities

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Through computer listing or in units equipped with imds, on video terminals

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How does MDC information enable depot to reduce the number of spare parts required

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Provides precise removal and replacement predictions

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007. What data code allows all phrases of a job to be tied together for data analysis

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Job control number

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2. What do the last 4 digits of the JCN represent

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Identify job number

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3. What are the four types of work centers that report data to the MDC system

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Owning, work, non-reporting, performing, reporting

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4. Been on equipment ID number is translated by the computer into what types of information

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Owning work center, registration number or part number, standard reporting, equipment serial number, MDS or end item working unit code, designator code

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5. What are support General codes

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Limited number of work unit code assigned in a special category to identify tasks of General nature

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008 1. In what publication can instructions for use of a fto form 349 be found

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TO 00-20-2 chapter 3

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2. What personnel supplies the priority that is posted in Block 7 of a fto form 349

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Maintenance control

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3. When 1045 is entered in Block 17 of a fto form 349 what does it indicate

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The time the specialist is supposed to start working

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4. When is an entry required in Block 22 of a 349

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Entry required when reporting the replacement of items requiring a block 29 Parts replaced during repair

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5. What would 1430 in column h of the form 349 indicate

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The start hour

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6. A team of two technicians have just completed a maintenance action which technicians employee number is entered in column in of the form 349

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The highest-ranking technician

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7. What form provides a means of controlling items following to and from intermediate maintenance shops

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AFTO 350

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8. You are filling out an a fto form 350 and discover that the part you are identifying has no part number or data plate. What would you enter in Block 11 of the form

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Last 9 characteristics of the NSN

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9. Under what condition would an entry be made in Block 13 of the form 350

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A demand has been placed on the supply system

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10. If you repair an item by replacing a component, where on the form 350 do you make an entry telling this action

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Block 15

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11. Who is responsible for making an entry in Block 26 of the form 350

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Who is responsible for returning the item to serviceable status

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009. 1. What are the database management functions of IMDS

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Database management, information retrieval and Reporting data to higher headquarters

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2. What types of data errors are not detected by IMDS

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One of a Kind data errors such as incorrect serial numbers

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3. How are reports and listings processed by imds

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Background programs within the computer

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4. How is imds data used by higher headquarters

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Determine among other things spares and Manpower requirements

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010 1. What screen is used to input discrepancies into the system following the debrief

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Screen 053

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2. What is a create and schedule discrepancies option that will not need a type equipment character identifier

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Option 14

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3. When does information about maintenance action become a permanent part of the record for a piece of equipment

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After 5 days

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4. What imds screen has a menu for choosing options to change job data

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Screen 907

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5. How are bit and piece actions placed into the imds

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By using screen 907, choose option 14, and entering the new information Vis screen 928

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6. What maintenance event option is selected for changing a WCE ID

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Screen 054 option 2

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7. When would a technician use screen 142

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To report deferred events and reason for deferment

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8. What screen and option does a workcentre use to determine what jobs are complete

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Screen 100

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9. How can a technician find out about previous write-ups for a particular piece of equipment or aircraft using Imds

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Screen 123 maintenance repair history inquiry

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011. 1 name the four aircraft maintenance controls provided by g081 System

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Maintenance scheduling, aircraft status changes, Mission scheduling and discrepancy information input and output, MDC for special inspections

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2. Other than maintenance control for what other purposes is g081 used

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Manage engine off / on maintenance, age, repair cycle, maintenance analysis, personal training

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3. Under the g081 profanity program who is notified when profanity is found in g081 documentation

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Message is sent to g081 management section on the base from which the profanity came, message goes to headquarters who in turn contacts offending users logistical group Commander

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4. To make changes to the g081 system to whom must users first submit change requests

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Quest's must go through the local g081 manager, from the manager they are sent to hair corporate headquarters and Tinker Air Force Base

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5. What are the four types of programs used in g081 system

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Data input programs, data out put programs, batch programs, VIRP programs

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6. Name four types of Standards used to input information into the g081 system

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SER/ID , Shop, maintenance codes, JCN

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7. During your log out procedure what indication will let you know you are completely logged out

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Mobility is shown

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012 1. What are the four basic principles for Supply discipline.

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Max economical use, effective safeguarding, adhere to regulations, screen of stocks and redistribution

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2. Who insures all Personnel are knowledgeable and trained in Supply discipline

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Each commanders and supervisors

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3. When does excess property become Surplus property

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If it's not needed by any other AF unit, if it's not needed by any other military service or federal agency

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4. What are two reasons property becomes obsolete

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Technological developments, changing World situations

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013 1. What is property accountability

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Obligation imposed to keep regulation and accurate records

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2. Who is accountable for equipment items

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Supply personnel and Equipment custodians

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3.What is pecuniary liability

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Means that we must pay for the loss, destruction, or damage to property caused by our negligence or misuse

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4. What are the three types of property responsibility

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Command, supervisory, custodial

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5. How do commanders discharge their responsibility for keeping Personnel informed of appropriate uses of AF property

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Issue instructions and directives

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6. What two forms are used by the Air Force for reimbursement of loss, damaged, or stolen property that is valued at or below $500

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DD Form 1131, DD Form 362

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7. After a loss of property is discovered when is a report of survey normally initiated

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Within 30 days

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014 1. How would you obtain a piece of new equipment for your unit

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Form 601 or form 2005

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015 1. How many times does an item need to be ordered during a 90-day period for it to appear on the bench stock add item list

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3 times

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2. How often does bench stock support physically check each bench stock

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At least once a week

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016 1. What are the two categories of deficiency reports

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Category 1, Category 2

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2. When is a category 2 deficiency report used

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If uncorrected would cause death severe injury or severe occupational illness, major loss or damage to equipment or system, restrict combat or operational readiness

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3. When is a category 2 deficiency report used

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Errors and workmanship or standards, I found during an initial acceptance inspection, errors in testing or calibration of equipment

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4. What criteria are used to determine whether a deficiency report is to be submitted

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Does not fit , does not work, fails before expected life cycle, safety

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5. What is the time frame for deficiency report submissions

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Cat 1- 1 work day

Cat 2- 3 work days