Command Post Admin Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
What type of training ensures that controllers remain knowledgeable in all areas pertinent to their unit's mission? | Recurring Training. |
Name the types of CP examinations? | Written (Open - and - Closed Book) and Scenario Training. |
What is the purpose of refresher training? | To familiarize a new controller with the local procedures and command -unique mission requirements of the gaining unit. It also re-certifies controllers who have been away from home station not preforming their command's C2 duties for 60 days. |
What are the AF approved certification areas for CP personnel? | C2OP, mission monitoring, operational reporting, emergency actions and mission management. |
Who must interview assigned controllers prior to their certification? | The certifying official. |
What type(s) of training can result in certification? | Initial and refresher training. |
How much time does active duty, full time ANG, or Air Force Reserve Command controllers have to prepare for certificating? | 90 calendar days. |
Who may the wing commander delegate re-certifying a controller who has been TDY outside of the command post in excess of 60 days? | The CP Chief. |
What is every CP's training program based upon? | MAJCOM guidance, supported command guidance, host/tenant unit agreement and the 1C3X1 CFETP |
Name two ways a controller can actively participate in the learning process? | (1) Prepare and present a briefing at training meeting. (2) Assist in preparing a performance script or written examination. |
Who establishes air traffic control ara in combat zones? | Combat controllers. |
List two persons / agencies that could assist you if you have trouble in training? | (1) Supervisor. (2) Trainers. (3) Coworkers. (4) Training Managers. |
What, at a minimum, must be covered in the work center orientation? | The trainee duties, duty hours, safety requirements and the responsibilities of the trainee, task certifier and the supervisor. |
Within how many calendar days of your arrival should your supervisor conduct the initial training evaluation? What are some subjects covered? | 60 days. Duty position and deployment, local or unique training, formal/informal training and CDC requirements |
What folder provides a complete history of past training and current qualifications for airmen basic through technical sergeant? | AF Form 623 |
What type of information is centered on the 623A? | Training status, counseling, initial evaluation and break in training. |
What is the central website for accessing, viewing, downloading and printing electronic publications and forms? | Air Force publication website. |
What term describes a publication as it is originally issued? | Basic publication. |
What is a revised publication? | A publication that is re-written and new copies are distributed. |
What are the two categories of Air Force Publications? | (1) Directive. (2) Non-directive. |
Why are directive publications necessary? | To meet the requirements of law, safety, security, or other areas where common direction and standardization benefit the AF. |
What are the orders of the Secretary of the Air Force that are usually drafted a the MAJCOM level? | AFI's |
What is the purpose of OIs? | Responsibilities, direct action and prescribed procedures within an organization elements or functional areas. |
What is the purpose of conducting a SI? | It is the formal system in place to ensure all aspects of administrative, operational and management programs are being run according to the applicable governing directives (AFI's, AFMANs, OIs ect. ) |
How often should a SI be conducted for an active duty CP and ARC CP? | Semi-annually and annually. |
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