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CBRN Practice
Question | Answer |
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Why does the CE squadron traditionally have a higher percentage of civilians than any other squadron on base? | The need for continuity |
Which CE flight is commanded by the second highest ranking officer in the squadron? | Operations |
Who is usually the highest grade civilian in the CE squadron? | Deputy BCE |
Which civil engineer flight is home to the crafts shops? | Operations |
Which CE flight is responsible for counter-chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) planning, training, and response? | Readiness and Emergency Management |
How many elements are in the Readiness and Emergency Management flight? | Two |
Which Readiness and Emergency Management Element is responsible for supporting a cross-functional program that integrates planning, exercises and training? | Emergency Management |
Which Readiness and Emergency Management element is responsible for Status of Resources and Training System (SORTS) and air and space expeditionary force (AEF) reporting? | Expeditionary Engineering |
Which element has an operations SNCO that reports directly to the Readiness and Emergency Management flight chief? | Expeditionary Engineering |
Which CE flight performs initial on-site detection for CBRNE materials involving improvised explosive devices, suspect package, bomb threat, and munitions responses? | Explosive Ordnance Disposal |
Which Air Force Instruction covers the Prime BEEF program? | AFI 10-210 |
Which CE flight manages the Prime BEEF program? | Readiness and Emergency Management |
Which characters define the Civil Engineer career fields? | 3E |
What title are you awarded after completion of all 5 skill level requirements? | Journeyman |
What is the Air Force's planned program for training called? | Enlisted Specialty Training (EST) |
What does job specialty training consist of? | A mix of formal and informal training |
What skill level and grade is a Chief Enlisted Manager? | 9-level, E-9 |
Which training prioritization code means “MISSION IMPAIRMENT” and severely restricts operation if training is not provided”? | B |
What CerTest test covers a specific topic and must be passed to move on to another area of study? | Post Test |
For annual certification documentation, which Air Force form is used? | 1098 |
Which AF Form is the On-the-Job-Training Record? | 623 |
The CFETP is located inside the | On the job training record |
AF Form 623 is maintained by the | supervisor |
/a requestor is also known as a | customer |
Which guideline does not help your image with a customer? | Impress your customer with your job knowledge |
Which AF form is used to get approval to do self-help work? | AF Form 332, BCE Work Request |
Which method is used to request emergency and urgent work? | Service Call |
Which AF Form authorizes military family housing renovation jobs? | AF 1219, BCE Mulit-Craft Job Order |
Which AF Form authorizes work needing detailed planning or large bills of materials? | AF 327, BCE Work order |
What scope and frequency limits determine items put into the Recurring Work Program | More than $500 in value, and at least yearly maintenance required |
What type of maintenance actions are not part of the Recurring Work Program (RWP)? | Utility Operations |
Which factor is not considered by CE when approving self-help work orders? | The requestor's ability to supply materials |
What must be included in a self-help work request submitted by a military familiy housing occupant? | Statement of donor |
What method does the AF use to program work requirements over a 12-month period? | In-service work plan |
The purpose of time accounting is to distribute hours and | cost to work orders and account codes |
What are the two methods of time accounting? | Actual time accounting and exception time accounting |
What does the order in which jobs are scheduled depend upon? | The work in relation to the mission |
Which scheduling method is used by CE? | Weekly work schedule |
Upon what action does efficient use of operations flight shops depend | Planning |
Who ultimately is responsible for the proper and correct administration of the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program within his/her office? | Approving Official |
What is the dollar amount limit for construction when using the Government Purchase Card? | $2000 |
Government purchase cardholder must reconcile monthly statements within | 5 work days |
Why is Interim Work Information Management (IWIM)easier to use? | It uses conventions in its programming |
What does Interim Work Information Management (IWIM) provide to base and major command commanders? | Real time data |
Besides CE, who also received a copy of warranty evaluations? | Base Contracting Officer |
How often are the documents selected for warranty/guarantee enforcement reviewed? | Quarterly |
Who is responsible for instructing AF people in supply discipline? | Supervisor |
If you find Government property that apparently has been lost, stolen, or abandoned, what type of responsibility must you assume? | Custodial |
When the amount of property missing is more than $500, what must be prepared? | Report of Survey |
When lifting heavy loads, instead of your back, use your | legs |
Which injury is the number one cause of lost worker time? | Back |
Which action is an ongoing requirement of a good safety program? | Regular safety briefings |
What are the best teachers of safety? | Real life experiences |
Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with all Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requirements? | Installation Commander |
Reducing the amounts of hazardous waste is an ongoing process and the responsibility of | everyone |
Storage of hazardous waste in an accumulation point must not exceed | 90 days |
The primary goal of the Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA) is to | promote reuse and recycling of valuable resources |
Air Force Policy on lead based paint (LBP) requires installations to | identify, evaluate, control, and eliminate existing LBP hazards |
What are two types of asbestos? | Serpentine and amphibole |
Which type of asbestos possesses the greatest risk of releasing fibers inthe air? | Friable |
What are government owned contractor operated (GOCO) facilities not required to conduct an internal Environmental Compliance Assessment and Management Program (ECAMP) Assessment? | When external assessments are conducted |
During an ECAMP assessment, findings that pose a direct threat to human health are annotated as | Significant |
The National Environment Policy Act (NEPA) process is intended to help public officials make decisions based upon | Environmental consequences |
Which publications can originate at major command (MAJCOM) level? | Field |
What publications are issued by the Secretary of the Air Force (SAF)? | Special |
What type of standard publication suggests guidance that can be modified to fit the circumstances? | Non-directive |
What type of publications is a technical order (TO)? | Special |
What type of publication is the National Response Framework? | Non-Air Force Publication |
What numeric series of publications contains civil engineer publications? | 32 |
What civil engineer publications are a means of reapidly sending guidance in facility design? | Engineering technical letters |
Waht type of publications are legal orders signed by the commander? | Technical orders |
How many types of technical orders are there? | 5 |
Technical orders (TO) indexes always start with which number series? | 00- |
Mobile self-sufficient unit capable of heavy engineering operations | RED HORSE |
Composed of officers and enlisted personnel at CE squadrons on installations worldwide | Prime BEEF Team |
Provides contingency, operations, and technical support to AF installations and civil engineers worldwide | AFCESA |
Provides trained units and qualified people for active duty in time of war | AFRC |
Can be mobilized by state governors | ANG |
MISSION ESSENTIAL. Inability to continue operation if the requested training is not provided | CODE A |
MISSION IMPAIRMENT. Will severely restrict operation if training is not provided | CODE B |
MISSION DEFICIENCIES. Failure to support training will ultimately cause some mission impairment | CODE C |
PERSONAL/CAREER PROGRESSION REDUCED. Although short range CE mission impact is not anticipated, the lack of training will impair mission accomplishment of personnel | CODE D |
Workhard, study effectively, cooperate with other workers, listen to and respond positively to immediate supervisor | 4 rules of success |
Training codes are used to | prioritize training slots allocations |
Used to request formal training for Active Duty members | AF Form 403 |
How is CerTest organized | by AFSC |
Used to document certification requirements | STS or AF Form 797 |
The best way to identify and organize training requirements | Master Task List (MTL) |
Used for annual certification | AF Form 1098 |
Used to request formal training for AFRC personnel | AF Form 101 |
Report of Task | AF Form 803 |
OJT Action Request Form | AF Form 2096 |
Training Chart | AF Form 1320 |
A time-phased schedule that implements the training program | Training Plan |
Courses made up, taught, or managed by HQ AETC, MAJCOM, or other specialized centers | Formal Training |
Training that consists of both knowledge and performance training and results in the trainee becoming capable of doing designated tasks unsupervised | Qualification Training |
Training that contributes directly or indirectly to mission achievement, but is separate from requirements of an individual's primary specialty | Ancillary Training |
Follow-on, advanced training to develop in-depth expertise within a specialty | Continuation Training |
All duties and tasks done in your work center | Job |
A major subdivision of the job | Duty |
Additional job requirements that support your primary duty | Additional duties |
Selected and grouped together tasks | Workcenter duty positions |
The lowest level of behavior in a job that describes the complete performance of a meaningful function in a job | Task |
All of the steps performed to accomplish the task | Task activities |
Emergency work | a condition which will slow down or stop the mission. |
Urgent work | non-emergency work, but needs to be done within 7 calendar days. |
Routine work | work that should be done within 30 calendar days, but does not qualify as emergency or urgent work. |
Minor construction | work requiring little or no resources, except in MFH. |
AF Form 332 | Used as a request for work or approval; used to identify maintenance and repair needs; used to get approval for self help projects |
AF Form 1879 | Used to authorize DSW and does not require detailed planning, special costing, close coordination between shops or lots of material |
AF Form 327 | Used to authorize DSW and requires detailed planning, special costing, close coordination between shops or lots of material |
AF Form 1219 | Authorizes work zone and MFH renovation jobs. |
AF Form 1841 | Used to identify recurring maintenance actions |
AF Form 561 | Used to schedule upcoming week's work for a shop |
AF Form 1734 | Used to record labor in the computer |