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What are the 6 steps of O.R.M.? |
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1. Identify Hazards 2. Assess the Risks 3. Analyze Risk Control Measures 4. Make Control Decisions 5. Implement Risk Controls 6. Supervise & Review |
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What catagory of maintenance enables the Chief of Maintenance to coordinate & direct the maintenance effort with either a seperated maintenance staff? |
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What are the 3 Phases evaluated in a personnel evaluation? |
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1. Preparation 2. Task Performance 3. Post Performance |
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| What personnel evaluation is conducted to ensure technicians meet Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proficiency requirements? |
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| Air Traffic Control & Landing Systems (ATCALS) certification. |
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| What personnel evaluation is conducted once every 24 months (w/in 48 months for traditional AFRC & ANG)? |
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What program's primary objective gives the Chief of Maintenance an accurate assessment of the maintenance activity's capabilities? |
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| Communications Standardization & Evaluation Program |
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| What must QA personnel be able to do? |
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| Provide assistance with technical and management guidance so staff functions and work centers can detect and correct problems in early stages. |
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| System records of equipment that is integrated with the base network are developed and maintained by what? |
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| System & Telecommunications Engineering Management - Base (STEM-B) |
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| If a system is to co-exist with an Air Force Local Area Network (LAN)/ Metro Area Network (MAN)/ Wide Area Network (WAN) infrastructure, what is required before the system in integrated with the network? |
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| Certification of Networthiness |
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| What items are considered support equipment? |
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| Automated Test Sets (ATS), ground handling and maintenance equipment, tools, metrology and calibration equipment, and test equipment. |
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| Who is responsible for the equipment's logistics life cycle management & Operational Safety, Suitablility, & Effectiveness? |
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| What maintenance staff function ensure all required Time-Compliance Technical Order kits and time change items are promptly requisitioned, delivered to main. and actions are accomplished? |
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| What term has an Expendability, Recoverablility, Repairability Code (ERRC) of XD(x) or XF(x)? |
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| What maintenance staff function coordinates with support agencies and assists maintenance personnel by expediting all supply transactions? |
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| What designates equipment as reportable? |
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When a system, subsystem, or equipment designated by the military service is designated as mission-essential |
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| Which condition do we use for not Mission Capable Maintenance? |
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When systems & equipment aren't capable of performing any of their assigned missions because of unit level maintenance requirements |
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| What condition status do we NOT use with a single mission system? |
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| When it is partial-mission capable |
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| When are Senior NCOs required to have on-the-job training records? |
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| When they are retraining status, or as directed must have OJT records when their skill level DOES NOT commesurate with their grade and duty AFSC |
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| What are the 3 components of Air Force OJT? |
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1. Job knowledge 2. Job proficiency 3. Job experience |
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| What personnel evaluation is conducted on newly assigned personnel within 6 months of assinment to the workcenter (within 12 months for traditional AFRC & ANG members only)? |
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| What maintenance staff function validates use of effective training programs, proven maintenance techniques, safety procedures, supply discipline, security procedures, & good housekeeping standards? |
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| What serves as a unique identifier for tracking maintenance actions for an equipment malfunction? |
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| What is the minimum rank necessary to become a Task Certifier? |
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| E-5 or Staff Sergeant with a 5-skill level, or equivalent. |
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When will initial evaluations be done on newly assigned personnel within a work center? |
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| Within 60 days of assignment, 120 days for AF Reserve Component |
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| What AFSC performs maintenance on fixed and mobile meteorological and navigational aids systems, ground-to-air transmitters, receivers and tranceivers? |
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| How many Senior Master Sergeant 9-level positions are in the Communications- Electronics Career Progression ladder? |
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| What type of AFSC is for use by the AFPC for assignment and training purposes? |
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| What type of AFSC identifies the authorized manning position to which you're assigned and reflects the job you are currently performing? |
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What type of AFSC shows your highest skill level? |
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What level of maintenance is the most forward maintenance capability? |
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| What element of deployed maintenance management assists in coordinating the transfer of UTC assests and Readiness Supply Packages? |
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| Deployed Materiel Control |
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| What element of deployed maintenance management assigns predeployment inspection JCN(s) tasked equipment or UTC(s)? |
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| Deployed Maintenance Operations Center |
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| What level of Maintenance is the highest and is normally performed within a technology repair center? |
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| What level of maintenance employs the highest degree of skill and the most extensive support equipment? |
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| Which tool is provided to the commander on a quarterly basis to review and evaluate maintenance and training effectiveness? |
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| Training Visibilty Ledger from Integrated Maintenance Data System |
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| Whos is responsible for the operation of IMDS? |
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| The host database manager |
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