2W151 Volume 1: Safety and Security - Quiz 8

What engineering agency determines whether the nuclear system faults are critical by conducting a technical assessment of its potential impact on the nuclear weapons or the weapons's primary nuclear safety features?

Our nuclear umbrella assures allies of our commitment to their security and serves as a nonproliferation tool by:

The definition of nuclear surety is ensuring all:

Ensuring positive measures to prevent inadvertent pre arming, arming, launching, firing, or releasing of nuclear weapon is:

The four nuclear weapon safety standards are the no/no-go gauges for:

Personnel who come under the control of DODR 5210.42 - Regulation AFMAN 10-3902, Nuclear Weapons Personnel Reliability Program (PRP), are those with duties involving the:

Normally, units having nuclear role in terms of contingency, mobility, or emergency tasks will have a:

What type of personnel reliability program (PRP) position does not require a person to have entry into areas of technical knowledge pertaining to a nuclear weapon system?

What concept is designed to ensure that a lone individual is denied access to nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons systems, or critical components and does not allow the opportunity for tampering, damaging, or an unauthorized act to go undetected?

An area containing one or more critical components where a single individual must be denied access to is called the:

When referring to the two-person concept, intentionally performing an incorrect procedure or unauthorized act involving a critical component defines which term?

Who is responsible for ensuring team members observe all safety and security requirements in a no-lone zone?

Who is responsible for the application of the two-person concept?

A good seal on a nuclear component provides immediate evidence of:

A good sealing program will:

What flag word is given to the unexpected detonation of a nuclear weapon that could NOT create the risk of war?

What is the flag word given to the damage of a nuclear warhead that requires major rework, replacement, or examination or re-certificaiton by the Department of Energy (DOE)?

What is the flag word for nuclear safety deficiency?

Which reportable incident would be classified as a nuclear safety deficiency?

A nuclear mishap final report mud be submitted within what timeframe after the investigation is complete?

Which of the following are considered to be nuclear faults:

Under PRP, the "controlled positions" are positions requiring entry into a no-lone zone or close-in security area.

Under PRP, critical positions are positions in which you have close physical proximity to a nuclear weapon or critical component and the duties require you to use technical knowledge of a weapon or weapon system.

Upon detection of an incorrect procedure or unauthorized act, the individual should (1) take positive steps to determine the task or act, and (2) immediately notify proper authorities of the deviation.

A no-lone zone can be defined as any area where the two-person concept must be enforced because the area contains one or more nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons systems, or critical components.

Seals are used to verify a component or switch has not been tampered with or accidentally activated.

Which flag word identifies a nuclear accident that could be interpreted as a hostile act.

The two main reasons for reporting a nuclear mishap are: (1) the need to notify the proper authorities quickly, and (2) the need to report the result of the investigation so the AF can take necessary steps to prevent a recurrence.

How long after the preliminary report must it be submitted?