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AWAT Mar 10, 14
Question | Answer |
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The SmQs assigned to each person will determine... | the ability to perform a specific function in NALCOMIS. A user will be given as many SMQs as he/she is authorized. |
Initiate Work order: When a discrepancy is found on an aircraft it is necessary to... | initiate a WORK ORDER or VIDS/MAF |
After the work order is initiated, maintenance control will... | approve the work which assigns a job control # (JCN), and assigns the work order to a work center |
The work center supervisor will assign a worker and place the work order (HOLD) page on ICRL | |
The VIDS/MAF COPNAV Form 4790/60 is used to... | document maintenance actions and to display those actions on a MDS board |
VIDS/MAF is a... | 5 part form used to document scheduled/unsched. maintenance actions performed on an aircraft equipment |
Several relationships exist between the VIDS/MAF and the NALCOMIS work worder. | The VIDS/MAF is the predecessor to the NALCOMIS work order and is used in situations where NALCOMIS is not available. |
The Work Unit Code (WUC) consists of... | 3,5,7 alphanumeric characters that identifies the system or the sub system being worked upon |
Purpose of VIDS/MAF as it applies to NALCOIMIS | The VIDS/MAF serves the same purpose in NALCOMIS as it does when used w/ the VIDS board. The only difference is when it is used with NALCOMIS it is automated. |
Special Programs of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP): provides an integratd system for performing... | aeronautical equipment maintenance and related support functions |
The objective of the NAMP is to... | meet and exceed aviation readiness and safety standards. The methodology for meeting the objective is "continuous process improvement." |
The responbsibility for the NAMP is... | delegated to COMNAVAIRFOR |
NAMP publication provides for the... | collection, analysis, and use of pertinent data to continuously improve material readiness and safety at the least possible cost. |
Information on other maintenance programs can be found in the current revision of the NAMP | COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2 (series) |
Primary causes of FOD: most causes of FOD can be attributed to the following... | Poor housekeeping, Facility deterioration, Improper maintenance practices, carelessness |
The purpose of the FOD prevention program is to: | Prevent foreign obj damage to equip, eliminate injury/death to person, reduce costly & consuming repairs, increase operational readiness and combat effectiveness |
Most common FOD prevention methods include... | Regularly scheduled FOD walkdowns |
Prevention of FOD is the responsibility of... | all HANDS, from airman recruit to the commanding officer |
The Quality Assurance division monitors the FOD prevention program through... | work center audits and inspections |
Reporting FOD Hazards | All FOD hazards cases should be reported to the maintenance control/production control and the FOD Prevention Program Manager via the work center supervisor |
FOD Hazards (list them): | Concrete chipping, surface deterioration, spilled liquids, missing hardware and tools |
Tool Control program: | Primary obj. of tool control program (TCP) is to improve flight safety |
The Tool Control Program also: | Accounts for all tools and equipment. Prevents tools frm being left in an aircraft or in support equipment |
Tool Control Progrm Benefits: Primary objectives of TCP are enhancement of... | safety by elim. mishaps and equip damage attributed to uncontrolled tools and minimizing tool replacement costs. |
Tool Program Concept is instant... | invertion? each tool silhouetted. When tool is remolved, an outline or "silhouette" remains representing the missing tool |
The inventory shall be supervised by the Work Center Supervisor: | Before and after each shift change, When a work stoppage occurs, After each maintenance action |
Failure to collect all tools from aircraft or support equipment can cause... | damage, total destruction, and/or loss of life |
Each tool box must have an identification # and each tool must be etched with the: | organization code, work center code, tool box number |
T9H-120-01 Explain the identification # | organization code, work center code, tool box number |
Fuel Surveillance Program: Purpose of the program is to... | protect the aircraft fuel systems from WATER and FOREIGN CONTAMINANTS which constitute a hazard in naval aircraft equip. |
Tire & Wheels maintenance safety program required to handle... | tires and wheels with the same care as that given to live ordnance |
Hydraulic Contamination Control Program: The prime objective is to... | achieve and maintain a satisfactory level of FLUID PURITY in HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS |
Mishaps do not "just happen" they are all caused by... | some aspect of HUMAN FAILURE |
The Naval Aviation Safety Prgm: Objective is to establish... | an effective, AGGRESSIVE and CONTINUOUS ACCIDENT PREVENTION program |
The Safety Petty Officer/Safety NCO | will ensure tht personnel are instructed in all safety matters and are familiar with safety instructions. He/she will be a central pt. for all safety related matters in a work centerd |
Mishaps can result from an improper level of... | supervision or a FAILURE to require personnel to MEET personnel qualification standards. They can result from a lack of both formal/informal training |
Emergency Safety Equipment | First aid kit, Fire Extinguisher, Eyewash stations, Hook, Cane, or Strap, Rubber Mats, Shorting Bars |
Shorting bars are used to... | discharge all voltages from de-energized equipment |
Hook, cane, or strap used to... | remove someone who is being shocked from a power source |
Categories of PPE: PPE is classified into the following categories... | Eye/Face, Respiratory, Hearing, Hand/Arm, Body, Foot, Head |
Safety glasses do not provide... | protection from dusts, chemical splashes, or vapors |
Ventilated goggles are required for... | operations resulting in small flying particles & dusts. Ventilated goggles should be used in conjunction w/ a FACE SHEILD |
Splash goggles do not... | provide face protection |
Face Shield when used in conjunction w/ splash goggles... | provide max protection from liquid chem splashing |
Respirators- air purifying resp. | removes air contaminants by filter/absorbing, adsorbing or chem reacting w/ the contaminants as they pass thru the respirator canister or cartridge |
personnel shall only use this respirator... | where adequate oxygen is available |
Synthetic (Latex) Rubber Gloves WARNING: Synthetic rubber gloves do not... | provide protection for Acids, alkaline, organic solvents, or toxins, sharp/rough surfaces, cuts |
NOTE: Allow gloves to... | slip off hands, being careful not to touch any chem or materials on outside of gloves |
Natural Rubber gloves: required when... | handling acids, alkaline, organic solvents, and toxins. |
WARNING: Natural rubber gloves do NOT provide... | protection against cuts, sharp/rough surfaces. |
General Purpose Gloves- required when handling | rough surfaces or items that pose a cut hazard |
WARNING: General Purpose Gloves do NOT provide... | protection for hazards such as chemicals, solvents, liquids. May pose a pitch "entanglement" hazard when operating machinery or working moving parts |
Body Protection: Apron- Required when... | handle chemicals that pose a splash hazard |
WARNING: Apron does NOT provide... | protection for welding operations |
Foot Protection: Safety boots required wear in... | any area designated "foot hazard" |
WARNING: Safety boots do NOT provide... | protection when hazardous chemicals used |
Head Protection: Do not store... | heavy materials on top of composite material hard hats |
Do not wear hard hats if... | Cracked, has Hole (other than created by manufacturer) or if it is Painted |
Do not drill holes in hard hats or... | modify in any way. Such action reduces protective capability of head wear |
Cryogenics: LOX stands for | Liquid Oxygen, used in liq-fuel rocket motors and for aircrew's breathing oxygen |
Liquid nitrogen is used for... | cooling in sidewinder missiles and some infrared systems |
WARNING: LOX is extremely dangerous; therefore... | applicable safety precautions must be strictly observed. |
LOX is non-toxin but will... | freeze (burn) the skin severely upon contact |
Extreme caution should be taken to avoid touching equipment containing LOX w/o protective gloves... w/o gloves... | skin will immediately adhere to metal containers of LOX |
a Great Danger is the combustion supporting potential of LOX... as oxygen supported fires is... | virtually impossible to extinguish until supply of oxygen is cut off or exhausted. |
Basic Electrical Theory: The fundamental forces that control all elect. circ. are: | Voltage, Current, Resistance |
Voltage is... | Force that pushes the current thru elect. circ. |
Current is... | Rate of flow of electricity |
Resistance is... | Opposition to flow of electricity |
Use proper tag-out procedures for... | regular and preventive maintenance |
Corrective maintenance: | When you are working on equipment that must have its power secured, and there is a chance someone else could inadvertently reapply power while you are still working on it |
WARNING: When you are operating equipment that could endanger someone's life. This could apply to... | both mechanical and electrical FAULTS |
Commanding officers are responsible for... | well-being of their ppl and the operational readiness of their equipment |
EMI (Electromagnetic interference) triangle has been developed to help... | illustrate the conditions necessary to create EMI |
Electromagnetic interference triangle: | Interference Source Sensitive Victim Coupling Path |
Electrostatic discharge is the... | discharge of electrical currents resulting from static electricity build up |
Preventing EMI: A filter is... | a network or 1+ elect. components designed to offer comparatively little opposition to certain frequencies |