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3F351 CDC
Volume 3
Question | Answer |
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What work measurement method is used primarily to measure operations that are repetitive, of short duration, and done at one workstation? | Time study |
You would consider using the time study work measurement method to evaluate a work center that is what? | Highly standardized |
The work sampling measurement method is most effective when work centers have all of the following except what? | Narrow job responsibilities |
You would consider using the work sampling measurement method to measure a work center that has what? | Many workers in a small area |
What work measurement method has limited application in a wartime environment? | Work sampling |
What is the minimum number of usable days for the sampling period you are required to have? | 15 |
The economic desirability of work sampling is enhanced by what? | Increasing the number of people being sampled |
What work measurement method do you use to supplement level 1 work sampling when there is work that does not occur in the sampling period? | Operational audit |
The rated aircrew inventory includes all of the following except? | Air battle managers |
The total number of officer and enlisted members required to operate an aircraft is identified as what? | Composition |
The aircrew ratio for each primary mission aircraft inventory is based on the aircrew what? | Complement |
What agency is responsible for approving and maintaining the AF Form 480 Aircrew AFSC/Active Flying Justification? | HAF/Directorate of Operations operational training division |
One responsibility of the HAF/Directorate of Operations is to what | Ensure compliance of aircrew qualification programs |
What activity is the responsibility of each MAJCOM with an operational flying unit? | Submitting changes to existing composition and ratios |
TSGT Harper is preparing for the annual review of all aircrew positions. What level would she work? | MAJCOM |
in the FEE process, what manpower requirements method computes the entire amount of the total manpower requirement | Zero Based |
What factors are used to apply FEE like WLF in workcenter manpower standards? | Program estimating |
What type of mathematical equation is used when developing a FEE for a MAJCOM functional area? | Linear equation |
To develop a FEE using regression analysis, you need the total manpower requirements and what? | Program estimating factor data |
One requirement of an AFMS is what? | It must quantify the minimum manpower required |
What portion of the manpower standard contains a series of broad statements that define the mission support capabilities? | Responsibility statement |
Information regarding substituting grades and AFSC in a manpower standard are found where? | Application instructions |
What part of the AFMS describes significant initiatives incorporated into the standard? | Statement of conditions |
What do you divide the man hour requirements by to determine the manpower requirements? | Man hour availability |
An overload factor is applied against what workweeks? | Aircraft maintenance |
A MET calculated 162 monthly man hours of new work at a sheet metal shop. The shop performs a 40hr wrk/wk and the additional 7.7 percent is applied. How many additional personnel are needed? | 1 |
After you receive implementation instructions, how many days do you have to input a AFMS into MPES? | 90 Days |
Unless a significant mission or workload change has occurred, the manpower standards are reapplied how often? | Every 2 years |
What positions must be addressed before foreign national positions can be calculated? | Military essential |
What positions are calculated after foreign national positions? | USDH |
Increased manpower costs resulting from the implementation of an AFMS are funded by who? | Reallocation of resources between the involved commands |
Support between DOD components is established through what type of support agreement? | Interservice support |
Support between MAJCOMs within the AF is established through what support agreement? | Intraservice support |
The statement; "During the growing season, all receivers' open areas will be mowed twice a month." is an example of what type of support agreement? | Standard |
What are support agreements tasks needed, included in? | Detailed description of work |
Support agreement negotiations benefit the DOD how? | Dollar and material savings |
Managers are all DOD operating levels use the interservice support program when? | Duplication is identified |
When there is concurrent use of host facilities and equipment by the host and tenant, the method of support is what? | Joint use |
What method of support is the AF's preferred method? | Functional consolidation |
What type of support agreement is applicable when there is a physical separation of activities or a mobility requirement dictates its use? | Functional duplication |
A MOU is used when in reference to support agreements? | Document the exchange of services or resources |
In lieu of the DOD Form 1144 Support agreement, what can be used to document financial and support arrangements with US nonGOV? | MOA or MOU |
Who is tasked to provide specific provisions, identify direct reimbursable costs, and provide manpower figures for a support agreement? | Supplier support agreement manager |
When administering a support agreement, what does guidance instruct the supplier support agreement manager to do? | Compile the approved specific provisions, manpower, and funding responsibilities into a final agreement |
Who identifies opportunities of support, assesses min inputs of proposed support, and commits resources to accomplish? | Support agreement manager |
The manpower annex in the support agreement contains what? | Breakout of fractional manpower by each category of support requested |
What is the most commonly used way to determine the manpower impact in a support agreement annex? | Apply the applicable AFMS |
What type of information is recommended to be included in a support agreement annex? | Supplier and reciever |