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Question | Answer |
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What types of actions are conisdered part of maintenance? | rip rom tac-p |
what is the purpose of the maintenance process | to sustain a capability to support the flying and training missions. |
difference between on and off equipment | on: typically work performed on aircraft or support equipment off: typically work performed in a repair shop on components removed during on equipment maintenance. |
example of org-level maint. | an operational check of the alq-131 pod while loaded on an aircraft |
what type of document is 21-101 | afi |
mxs is comprised of which flights | TAMPA FAM |
for what is pmel responsible | maintains, calibrates and certifies tmde using standards from the NIST. |
avionics flight primarily performs offequipment maintenance on what systems/equipment | avionics components, electronic warfare systems and sensor pods, airborne video tape recording systems, and airborne photographic systems |
role of qa | assess, analyze and identify problem areas. assess quality of training, determine aircraft and equipment condition, and create reliability and maintainability |
how does qa identify trends and problem areas | collecting- performance data performing- inspections & spec. assessments recommending- possiible corrective actions to supervisors providing- on the spot assistance |
what does AFMAN 23-110, volume 6 cover | policies and procedures for af participation in the DoD Precious Metals Recovery Program |
organizational refusal is annotated on which form? | dd form 1348-1a |
in what t.o are procedures for submitting deficiency reports found? | to 00-35d-54 |
what does a warranty explain and identify | EXPLAINS responsibilities of manufacturer and purchaser IDENTIFIES how long by operating time of calendar time the manufacturer is responsible for equipment |
where can you find procedures and responsibilities for acquiring, administering....etc on WSWs (weapon system warranties) | afmn 64-110 |
when is an isochronal inspection completed? why at this time? | on the due date, regardless of hrs flown in order to accommodate aircraft scheduling. |
when is a basic postlight inspection done | after the last flight of the flying period. |
what is the purpose of an acceptance inspection | to ensure the equpment received is in fact serviceable and all requiered documentation is accurate |
when are periodic inspect.s and lubracation reqrmnts done? | on a recurring, scheduled basis. |
what 3 activiies are normally done during a periodic inspection | cleaning, corrosion control and lubrication |
list 6 types of directive standard publications | afpd afdd-doctrine documents afi afman afs oi-operating instructions |
what is the purpose of an afs | extend or add material to publications issued by higher headquarters or agencies |
what is an abbreviated to and what is purpose | excerpts from 1 or more basic tos that organize and simplify instructions. purpose is to give clear instructions, criteria and safty warnings for performing inspections or tasks. |
what is the purpose of a mpto | togive general info and sinturctions in various subject areas for supervisory or admin personnel |
purpose of tcts | media through which extensive modifications and modernization programs are directed. |
diff between urgent and immed. action tctos | immed. requires immed action to remove aircrafgt or effected equipm. from service while urgent actions tctos do not. |
what type of form is the 614 | af form |
what action must you takd if you find a to deficiency | must submit a recommended chaNGE ON AFTO FORM 22 |