115 Naval Aviation Maintenance Program Fundamentals

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State the objective of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP)

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helps to standardize operations of any naval aviation command

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Vol. I

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O & I level maintenance

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Vol. II

Back 3

depot level maintenance

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Vol. III

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maintenance data systems (MDS)

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Vol. IV

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aviation 3M data processing requirements

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Vol. V

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standard operating procedures

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Organizational

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maintain assigned aircraft and equipment in full mission capable status

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Intermediate

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enhance and sustain combat readiness and mission capabilities/material support

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Depot

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overhaul maintenance

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Maintenance Officer (MO)

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responsible for accomplishment of department mission

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Aircraft Maintenance Officer (AMO)

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assistant head of maintenance. assists the MO

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Maintenance/Material Control Officer (MMCO)

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overall production and material support

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Material Control Officer

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responsible to MMCO for tool control program

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State the basic responsibilities of maintenance/production control

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strive to maintain full mission capable aircraft

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Discuss the basic responsibilities of the maintenance administration division

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provide all administrative functions to maintenance department

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Describe the difference between scheduled and unscheduled maintenance

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scheduled-timely discovery and correction of defects/periodic inspections
unscheduled-discrepancies found during operations

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Daily

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greater depth then a turnaround. good for 72 hours

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Turnaround

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conducted between flights to ensure integrity of aircraft for flight

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Special

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inspection w/ prescribed intervals

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Conditional

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unscheduled conditions requiring inspection: bird strike, FOD search

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Phase

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divides total maintenance requirement into smaller packages. done sequentially & at specified intervals

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Acceptance

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performed when accepting new aircraft, or return of aircraft from major depot maintenance

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Transfer

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performed when transfering aircraft or SE

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Aircraft Service Period Adjustment (ASPA)

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depot level eval of aircraft general material condition.

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State the purpose of the Functional Check Flight (FCF)

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to determine whether AM or AD accessories or equipment are functioning iaw predetermined standards, or aircraft not flown for 30 days or more

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State the purpose of the Weight and Balance Program

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standard system w/ field weight and balance control. may operating weights center of gravity restrictions and method of loading that is sat for flight

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Depot

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overhaul maintenance