CDC 2A652N - Volume 1 - Maintenance & Fundamentals

Question

Risk management principles should be applied to

Answer 1

Only duty-related activities to enhance the safety and well-being of yourself and others.

Answer 2

On- and off-duty activities to enhance the safety and well-being of yourself and others.

Answer 3

Only duty-related activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.

Answer 4

On- and off-duty activities to protect yourself and other Airmen from imminent harm.

Answer 5

Using personal protective equipment.

Answer 6

Unsafe working conditions.

Answer 7

Known pregnancies.

Answer 8

Personal injury.

Answer 9

The air compressor is grounded.

Answer 10

The air strainer is in place.

Answer 11

The battery is disconnected.

Answer 12

All air pressure is drained.

Answer 13

To prevent the energized windings from touching the frame.

Answer 14

To prevent current from following the path of least resistance.

Answer 15

To prevent you from receiving an electrical shock if the energized windings touch the frame.

Answer 16

To prevent current from flowing directly to ground if the energized windings touch the frame.

Answer 17

Cross-point.

Answer 18

Flat-blade.

Answer 19

Cross-tip.

Answer 20

Snap ring.

Answer 21

Diagonal cutting.

Answer 22

Multiple slip-joint.

Answer 23

Combination slip-joint

Answer 24

Snap ring.

Answer 25

Vice grips.

Answer 26

Water pump.

Answer 27

Diagonal cutters.

Answer 28

Hard steel

Answer 29

Small wire

Answer 30

Inspect it

Answer 31

Lubricate it

Answer 32

Blow out the air hose

Answer 33

Ensure that its use is necessary

Answer 34

Supervisor's preference

Answer 35

Serviceablility criteria

Answer 36

Cosmetic appearance

Answer 37

Availability

Answer 38

Fine thread bolt

Answer 39

Coarse thread bolt

Answer 40

General purpose bolt

Answer 41

Nonmetallic self-locking nuts

Answer 42

Metallic self-locking nuts

Answer 43

Castellated nuts

Answer 44

Plain nuts

Answer 45

Red, Blue & Yellow

Answer 46

Straight, Right Angle & Flat

Answer 47

Copper, Aluminum & Plastic

Answer 48

Pre-insulated, uninsulated & reinsulated

Answer 49

Military specification

Answer 50

Type of fitting

Answer 51

Air Force/Navy

Answer 52

Fitting size

Answer 53

3,000 psi without bursting

Answer 54

9,000 psi without bursting

Answer 55

12,000 psi without bursting

Answer 56

15,000 psi without bursting

Answer 57

Prevent twisting of the hose

Answer 58

Compensate for change in length

Answer 59

Place a mechanical load on the hose

Answer 60

Protect it from a hot pipe or manifold

Answer 61

Look for loose objects (stone, paper, or trash), pick them up when discovered, and encourage others to do the same.

Answer 62

Learn the basic classes of FOD, recognize its causes, and account for tools and hardware used during maintenance.

Answer 63

Look for loose objects discarded on the flight line during maintenance activities.

Answer 64

Periodically participate in “FOD walks” on taxiways and runways.

Answer 65

TO catalog

Answer 66

Alphabetical index

Answer 67

Cross-reference table

Answer 68

Table of Contents

Answer 69

Reference designator index

Answer 70

Appropriate figure/illustration

Answer 71

National stock number and reference number index

Answer 72

Urgent Action

Answer 73

Routine Action

Answer 74

Immediate Action

Answer 75

Abbreviated TCTO.

Answer 76

Inspection TCTO.

Answer 77

Record TCTO.

Answer 78

Interim TCTO.

Answer 79

Cover safety in more detail

Answer 80

Serve as supplemental material

Answer 81

Paraphrase and eliminate the need for basic TOs

Answer 82

Organize and simplify instructions in a condensed version

Answer 83

Periodic inspections, lubrication, and special inspections.

Answer 84

Periodic inspections, special inspections, and safety.

Answer 85

Periodic inspections, lubrication, and safety.

Answer 86

Special inspections, lubrication, and safety.

Answer 87

Lubrication charts

Answer 88

Illustrated parts breakdown

Answer 89

Service inspection work cards

Answer 90

Periodic inspection work cards

Answer 91

Improper sequencing of pages

Answer 92

Insufficient information

Answer 93

Typographical errors

Answer 94

Misspelled words

Answer 95

AFTO Form 1000, Deficiency Report.

Answer 96

AFTO Form 601A, Change Recommendation

Answer 97

AFTO Form 95, Support Equipment Record

Answer 98

AFTO Form 22, Technical Manual ™ Change Recommendation and Reply

Answer 99

Pamphlets and manuals

Answer 100

Departmental and field

Answer 101

Instructions and manuals

Answer 102

Supplements and instructions

Answer 103

Air Force wings

Answer 104

Support personnel

Answer 105

Maintenance personnel

Answer 106

Personnel within the issuing organization

Answer 107

Supplements

Answer 108

Visual aids

Answer 109

Broad area covered

Answer 110

Specific area covered

Answer 111

Specific title of the publication

Answer 112

Specific military personnel affected

Answer 113

Air Force e-Publishing website.

Answer 114

Base-level functional publication library

Answer 115

AFI 33–360

Answer 116

Increasing bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time

Answer 117

Increasing bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time

Answer 118

Eliminating bottlenecks and minimizing repair cycle time

Answer 119

Eliminating bottlenecks and maximizing repair cycle time

Answer 120

Centralized and depot

Answer 121

Depot and provisional

Answer 122

Provisional and centralized

Answer 123

Organizational and intermediate

Answer 124

On-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of an operating command at an operating location.

Answer 125

On-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of a supporting command or intermediate repair facility.

Answer 126

Off-equipment tasks normally performed using the resources of an operating command at an operating location or intermediate repair facility.

Answer 127

On- or off-equipment tasks that require highly specialized skills, sophisticated shop equipment, and/or special facilities of a supporting command

Answer 128

Get ahead on unscheduled maintenance

Answer 129

Keep equipment operating and looking good

Answer 130

Keeping the mechanic working on minor problems

Answer 131

Locate problems and repair equipment before total failure

Answer 132

Red Diagonal

Answer 133

Circled Red X

Answer 134

Red Diagonal

Answer 135

Circled Red X

Answer 136

Part II, Non-scheduled Inspection

Answer 137

Part III, Scheduled Inspection

Answer 138

Part IV, Supervisory Review

Answer 139

Part V, Maintenance/Delayed Discrepancy

Answer 140

A red X and your initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review

Answer 141

A red X and your initials in Part III, Scheduled Inspections

Answer 142

The letters “CF” (for carried forward) and your initials in Part IV, Supervisory Review

Answer 143

The letters “CF” (for carried forward) and your initials in Part III, Scheduled Inspections

Answer 144

Unserviceable (Condemned)

Answer 145

Unserviceable (Repairable)

Answer 146

Serviceable

Answer 147

AF Form 2005

Answer 148

AFTO Form 350

Answer 149

DD Form 1348-6

Answer 150

DD Form 1348-1A

Answer 151

Type maintenance

Answer 152

Work unit code

Answer 153

Category of labor

Answer 154

Excess and surplus are the same.

Answer 155

Excess and surplus are the turn-in of property no longer needed.

Answer 156

Surplus is property no longer needed at your base, and excess is property no longer needed by another military service or Federal agency.

Answer 157

Excess is property no longer needed at your base, and surplus is property no longer needed by another military service or Federal agency.

Answer 158

Use them only for their intended purposes.

Answer 159

Always order the least expensive item to do the job.

Answer 160

Protect items from hazards such as fire or corrosion.

Answer 161

Order only the minimum supplies necessary to do a job.

Answer 162

Supervisor

Answer 163

Person who signed for an account

Answer 164

Person who has possession of the property

Answer 165

Possess it

Answer 166

Sign for it

Answer 167

Be a 5 level

Answer 168

Be a supervisor

Answer 169

Leave it where you found it

Answer 170

Place it back into the supply system.

Answer 171

Take the item to the organizational commander.

Answer 172

Take it to the security forces lost and found section.

Answer 173

Items less than $2,500

Answer 174

Items less than $25,000

Answer 175

Items more than $2,500

Answer 176

Items more than $25,000

Answer 177

Expendable

Answer 178

Nonexpendable

Answer 179

Post a due-out list

Answer 180

Place a red tag on the bin

Answer 181

Notify supply that stock level is low

Answer 182

Initial the initial supply stock listing

Answer 183

Turn-in only

Answer 184

Transfer only

Answer 185

Turn-in or Transfer

Answer 186

Cash collection voucher or statement of charges

Answer 187

If a lost item is not expendable

Answer 188

If you make a cash payment for a lost item

Answer 189

If you signed a hand receipt for a lost item

Answer 190

If you want to use payroll deduction to pay the cost of a lost item

Answer 191

A report of survey must be initiated.

Answer 192

A statement of charges must be prepared.

Answer 193

Charges must be made on a military pay order.

Answer 194

The mower must be replaced by one of equivalent value.

Answer 195

2 calendar days

Answer 196

5 calendar days

Answer 197

10 calendar days

Answer 198

Originating point

Answer 199

Screening point

Answer 200

Action point

Answer 201

Support point

Answer 202

Originating point

Answer 203

Screening point

Answer 204

Action point

Answer 205

Support point

Answer 206

MAJCOM AGE functional managers

Answer 207

Screening point within the originating activity

Answer 208

Lead command (AFMC)

Answer 209

None, all corrosion must be removed.

Answer 210

Informational

Answer 211

Safety/Danger

Answer 212

Reflectorization

Answer 213

Caution/Warning

Answer 214

TO 35-1-12

Answer 215

AFMAN 23-110

Answer 216

Wet and dry cell batteries

Answer 217

Dry charge batteries

Answer 218

Battery compartment

Answer 219

Battery holder

Answer 220

Equipment with fuel levels that cannot be verified

Answer 221

Self-propelled equipment required for immediate use at deployment sites

Answer 222

Equipment that is not self-propelled and is required for immediate use at deployment sites

Answer 223

All AGE must have fuel drained prior to deployment; there are no exceptions

Answer 224

8–2 volts

Answer 225

10–12 volts

Answer 226

12.4 volts or lower

Answer 227

12.7 volts or higher

Answer 228

Estimate the temperature of the battery.

Answer 229

Prevent the engine from starting.

Answer 230

Perform a battery cable test.

Answer 231

Disconnect the voltmeter.

Answer 232

Only when a guide is posted.

Answer 233

Within 25 feet of an aircraft with engines running

Answer 234

With the driver’s side of the vehicle toward the aircraft

Answer 235

With the driver’s side of the vehicle away from the aircraft

Answer 236

Turn off your headlights and leave your parking lights on.

Answer 237

Dim your headlights and continue on.

Answer 238

Stop and change directions.

Answer 239

Turn all lights off.

Answer 240

To keep rims from flying apart

Answer 241

To keep water from entering rims

Answer 242

As a treatment for weather cracks

Answer 243

As a treatment for severe corrosion

Answer 244

Fully deflate the tire

Answer 245

Torque wheel lug bolts

Answer 246

Check tires for foreign objects

Answer 247

Ensure rims are completely bolted together and torqued.

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