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| What are the three levels of maintenance |
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Definition
| Organizational, Immediate, Depot |
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| What level of maintenance is performed on equipment? |
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| What level of maintenance uses highly specialized skills and special facilities? |
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| What maintenance approach eliminates the intermediate function where possible? |
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| What maintenance approach is commonly practiced at CONUS Bases? |
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Definition
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| What are the two basic types of maintenance? |
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Definition
| On Equipment and Off equipment |
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Term
| What major command operates the ALCs? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the categories of maintenance used by the AIr Force? |
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Definition
| On equipment comm, off equipment comm, on equipment AFSC, off equipment AFSC |
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| What kind of maintenance is predictable? |
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Definition
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| What kind of maintenance is unplanned? |
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Definition
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| What kind of maintenance requires special depot scheduling? |
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Definition
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| What type of TCTO would be issued if conditions could result in fatal or serious injury to personnel or extensive damage to or destruction of valuable property |
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Definition
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| Name the five inspection concepts and describe the basic concept of each |
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Definition
Periodic- every so many hours
Phased- HPO, BPO, PE jobs
Isochronal- UTE Rate, days programmed maint |
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| Which inspection is a preparedness of flight? |
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Definition
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Term
| Define the in place method of inspection |
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Definition
| When inspection comes to the plane |
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Term
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Definition
| Plane moves to the inpection |
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| When is a 30 day calendar inspection required? |
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Definition
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Term
| When is a 90 day calendar inspection required |
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Definition
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Term
Who determines if additional requirements needed to be added to the 30 or 90 day calendar inspections?
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| Who determines the TCTO level of accomplishment, whether it's organizational, intermediate, or depot level? |
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Definition
| SM, coordinating with command. |
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Term
| When would a MIN be required? |
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Definition
| After so many calendar days |
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Term
| commanders ensure distribution of urgent action TCTOs is made to all affected personnel within how many hours of reciept? |
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Definition
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| Under what conditions do aircraft in PDM not require the 90 day inspection be performed? |
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Definition
| PDMs been completed, 90 days haven't elapsed since |
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Term
| Describe the purpose of TCTOs |
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Definition
| Authorized directions of jobs |
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Term
Which term is not a level of maintenance?
A. Base
B. Depot
C. Intermediate
D. Organizational |
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Definition
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Term
| What AF technical order prescribes policies and procedures of the Air Force TCTO process? |
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Term
| What kind of changes to baseline computer programs is normally announced by TCTO? |
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Definition
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| To what kind of equipment does the TCTO process not apply? |
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Definition
| Civil engineering, medical equipment, GP vehicles |
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| What level of accomplishment will be designated when the requirements of the TCTO are less urgent, requires extensive out of commision time for systems and equipment, or involves large man-hour expenditures, extensive shop facilities, and special skills |
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| Which inspection is required when a turnaround sortie or continuation flight is scheduled? |
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Definition
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| What type of TCTO requires the grounding of the aircraft preventing the launch of missiles, and discontinuing the operation of ground C-E systems or use of related support equipment, personnel equipment, engines, or munitions? |
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Definition
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Term
| What type of TCTO has a compliance period of 1 to 10 days after receipt of kits, parts, and tools if required? |
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Definition
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Term
| What type of TCTO has a series of red diagonals arternately spaced with red Xs (/X/X/X) printed around the border of the first page? |
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Definition
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Term
What level of maintenance does the 2LM approach seek to modify or eliminate?
A. Base
B. Depot
C. Intermediate
D. Organizational |
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Definition
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Term
| How are immediate, urgent, and routine action safety inspection TCTOs with less than a 35 day compliance periods normally issued |
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Definition
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Term
What is considered the highest level of maintenance for more complex repairs?
A. Base
B. Depot
C. Intermediate
D. Organizational |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the analysis process? |
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Definition
| Multifaceted approach used for solving management problems |
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Term
| List the 12 steps of the analysis process and give a brief description of each. |
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Definition
1. Collect Data- process of identifying info
2. Verify- Understand the information and sources
3. Manipulate/Compute- Formatting the data as product
4. Compare- to past standards and data
5. Review- providing additional info if needed
6. Analyze- Use a logical thinking process
7. Problem solving- Step by step problem solving
8. Research- Gathering all info from all sources
9. Investigate- Evaluate all obtained info
10. Identify- Identify deficiencies causing problem
11. Reccomend- Choose best solution for problem
12. Follow up- track implementation, see effective. |
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Term
| What is the difference between internal and external data? |
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Definition
| Information originating within an organization is internal, inversely is external |
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Term
Which method of inspection is used when maintenance of operational requirements are such that the inspection muct be performed at the equipment location?
A. Prevenative
B. In-place
C. Delayed
D. In-dock |
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Definition
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Term
Which category of maintenance consists of those tasks that cannot be done on the end item but are within the capability and equipment possessed by a unit?
A. On-equipment, AFMC
B. Off-equipment, AFMC
C. On-equipment, operating command
D. Off-equipment, operating command |
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Definition
| D. Off equipment operating command |
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Term
Which category of maintenance pertains to correcting those discrepancies discovered during flight?
A. Unscheduled
B. Preventative
C. Debriefing
D. Scheduled
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Definition
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Term
Which method is a "thorough and searching inspection of the entire aircraft?"
A. Major
B. Minor
C. Preflight
D. Thruflight |
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Definition
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Term
How many calendar inpections are required for aircraft no matter what inspection concept the aircraft is under?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four |
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Definition
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Term
Which inpection status is affected by the 30 or 90 day inspection?
A. Preflight
B. Thruflight
C. Hourly postflight
D. Homestation check |
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Definition
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Term
What changes to baseline computer programs are normally announced by a TCTO?
A. Price only
B. Software only
C. Hardware only
D. Contractor specific |
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Definition
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Term
Which type of item is modified using the TCTO Process?
A. Civil Engineering Equipment
B. General Purpose Vehicle
C. Special Purpose Vehicle
D. Medical Equipment |
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Definition
| C. Special Purpose Vehicle |
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Term
What are the levels of maintenance authorized for the completion of TCTO
A. Depot, intermediate, squadron
B. Squadron, organizational, depot
C. Depot, intermediate, organizational
D. Intermediate, organizational, squadron |
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Definition
| D. Depot, intermediate, organizational |
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Term
Exceeding what time factors normally causes a TCTO to be classified as a depot level maintenance?
A. 8 clock or 25 man hours
B. 8 clock or 35 man hours
C. 16 clock or 25 man hours
D. 16 clock or 35 man hours |
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Definition
| A. 8 clock or 25 man hours |
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Term
How many basic TCTO categories are authorized?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 |
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Definition
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Term
| How can you use the attrition rate? |
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Definition
| Schedule additional sources, project losses |
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Term
What are the authorized types of TCTOs?
A. Safety, routine, urgent
B. Immediate, safety, urgent
C. Immediate, routine, safety
D. Immediate, routine, urgent |
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Definition
| D. Immediate, routine, urgent |
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Term
In order to permit simultaneous release of two or more TCTOs requiring work in the same general area, procuring activities are authorized to withhold the release of non safety routine action TCTOs for a maximum of
A. 30 days
B. 60 days
C. 90 days
D. 120 days |
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Definition
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Term
What kind of TCTO is issued specifically for part or serial numbered items?
A. Interim
B. Routine
C. Commodity
D. Mission essential |
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Definition
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Term
What indications of a unit's ability to do system reliability and capability rates reveal?
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Definition
| The unit's ability to keep things fully operational |
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Term
| What is a system reliability rate? |
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Definition
| Percent of time without error |
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Term
| Where can you obtain the data for sorties flown? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a system capability rate? |
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Definition
| Percentage of time run without failure |
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Term
| What is the purpose of the base repair capability program? |
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Definition
| Return base general repairable items, authorize for base repair, and return to mission capability |
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Term
| Name two agencies that can repair parts that are not repairable at the base level? |
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Definition
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Term
| What base repair capability rate should units strive for? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the three parts of maintenance capability? |
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Definition
| Airframe capability, Personnel capability, Facility capability |
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Term
| When is airframe capability used? |
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Definition
| Historical MC rate, turn factor |
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Term
| What are the four main computations to determine airframe capability? |
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Definition
| Sortie capability, sortie losses, flying hour capability, UTE rate |
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Term
| What does the MP/U meaure? |
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Definition
| Direct manpower needed to perform maintenance |
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Term
| What does the term "facility" refer to? |
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Definition
| Space requirements and needs |
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Term
| Why is facility capability computed? |
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Definition
| To determine capability to facilitate maintenance |
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Term
| When used as a feedback for local management tool, what does the maintenance scheduling effectiveness rate measure? |
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Definition
| Measured adherance to scheduled maintenance |
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Term
| What document displays the number of scheduled inspections? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are some examples of support requirements? |
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Definition
Fuel, oil, lube, supply, food, shelter, etc.
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Term
| What should you do if the compound rate is lower than the command standard? |
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Definition
| Investigate the causes why |
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Term
| What does the MC rate represent? |
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Definition
| Percentage of aircraft that can do at least one mission |
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Term
| What are maintenance status codes designed for? |
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Definition
| Inform managers of aircraft capabilities |
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Term
| What are the maintenance status codes for PMC? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which mission capability status indicates that an aircraft can perform at least one, but not all of its assigned missions? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where can the data for computing mission capability rates be obtained? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the two most common chargeable deviations? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is a nonchargeable deviation? |
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Definition
| Deviations other than Maintenance/Supply |
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Term
| Who establishes the late takeoff standard? |
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Definition
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Term
| What does the FSE rate provide commanders with? |
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Definition
| A measure of flying capability |
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Term
| What deviations are included in computing the FSE (flying scheduling effectiveness) rate? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where would you get your data to compute your flying scheduling effectiveness rate? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who determines the parameters for the manhours per flying hour? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where do you extract manhour data? |
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Definition
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Term
| List the three categories of manhours that are used to compute the manhour per flying hour? |
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Definition
| On equipment, off equipment, support general |
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Term
| What are fix rates used for? |
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Definition
| Tell if it is being repaired timely |
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Term
| How can you verify the compatability of code 3s entered by debriefing and controlling agencies? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the three time frames in hours used as a goal? |
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Definition
| 4, 8, and 12. The former two apply only to fighters, 12 hour fix rate for everything else. |
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Term
| What landing status code is used in the break rate computation? |
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Definition
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Term
| What does a ten percent break rate mean? |
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Definition
| One in ten will break. Or 10% of all sorties flown will land with a code 3 landing status |
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Term
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Definition
| Sortie that comes down due to a break. |
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Term
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Definition
| A sortie that experiences a break prior to, and that prevents takeoff. |
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Term
What action taken code(s) is/are not included for on-equipment repair actions? For off equipment repair actions?
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Definition
| On equipment: MTTR, off: ATC |
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Term
| How do you determine the total abort rate? |
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Definition
| Combine the air and ground abort rates |
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Term
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Definition
| Removing a part from one aircraft and putting it on another to bring the recieving aircraft to return to a mission capable status more quickly. |
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Term
| Who may approve cannibalizations? |
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Definition
| Maintenance Control Officer. |
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Term
| What action taken codes are used in cannibalization and what do they mean? |
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Definition
| T and U Action Taken Codes. The codes mean removed from aircraft, and placed on aircraft; respectively. |
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Term
| When the logistics departure reliability is usually primarily accounted for by the unit owning the aircraft, what is this known as? |
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Definition
| HS logistical departure reliability rate |
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Term
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Definition
| The usage of assigned aircraft |
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Term
| What does a Z negative value indicate? |
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Definition
| Computation was above average |
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Term
| Wow do you define the UTE rate used in the flying hour program? |
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Definition
| Average number of sorties per chargable aircraft. |
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Term
| What are the two UTE rates used in the flying hour program? |
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Definition
| Sortie, and Hourly utilization rates. |
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Term
| What are the two types of departure reliablility rates? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the three primary causes of logistics departure reliability delays? |
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Definition
| supply, saturation, maintenance |
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Term
| Where can you apply the departure reliability rate against? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| The loss of sorties due to bad weather, aborts, ops cancels, maintenance failures. |
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Term
| What are some attrition factors? |
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Definition
| Maintenance, Operations, Higher Headquarters, Weather, Sympathy |
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Term
| Spares are used to compensate for what kind of factors? |
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Definition
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Term
| Name the three categories of logistics losses |
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Definition
| Maintenance Cancels, Supply Cancels, Ground aborts |
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Term
| How often are spare aircraft requirements computed? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Average time to repair equipment |
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Term
| When adding labor hours for on and off equipment MTTR what is the condition placed on the WUC? |
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Definition
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Term
| Define Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) |
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Definition
| Average time it takes until failure |
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Term
| Describe a type 1 failure. A type 2 failure. |
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Definition
Type 1. is inherient, type 2. is controllable
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Term
| What kind of system failures are included in computing MTBCF? |
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Definition
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Term
| What kind of maintenance events are used in computing for MTBMA? |
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Definition
| Scheduled and unscheduled |
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Term
| What type of failure is tracked in IMDS? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Mean Time Between Critical Failures |
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Term
| What is a program utilization rate? |
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Definition
| Number of each aircraft programmed to fly |
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Term
| What kind of maintenance events are used in computing for MTBMA? |
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Definition
| Scheduled/Unscheduled Maintenance |
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Term
| Who sets requirements and parameters for MTMBA? |
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Definition
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Term
| How is fleet availability measured? |
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Definition
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Term
| When a failure is not counted as a failure for MTBF calculations |
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Definition
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Term
| How is the program execution measured? |
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Definition
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Term
| Instead of program execution, what does the MAF use for their metrics? |
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Definition
| Departure/reliability rate |
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Term
| When examining the abort rate, what could it be in relation to? |
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Definition
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Term
| What type of aircraft is reported under the 12 hour fix rate? |
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Definition
| Every MDS except for fighters |
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Term
| How does the Air Mobility Master Plan define on time departure? |
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Definition
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Term
| What supply measurement is used in conjunction with the CANN rate? |
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Definition
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Term
| What do you need to focus on when the MC rate starts to go down |
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Definition
| Negative trends, system problems |
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Term
| As a leading indicator, what caldendar schedule do you look at for the FSE rate? |
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Definition
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Term
| What ute rate is the key indicator for fighter aircraft? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which subsystem in IMDS is the source of data to compute C-E algorithms? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Possessed hours, equipment reported use |
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Term
| What condition is it when a system or equipment can perform at least one, but not all, of its missions or function? |
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Definition
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Term
| What can downtime hours include? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the two categories key metrics fall into? |
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Definition
| Leading/lagging indicators |
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Term
| What does operational availability depict? |
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Definition
| Probability a system will operate when used under specified conditions |
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Term
| What kind of downtime hours are used to calculate operational availability? |
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Definition
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Term
| What does the operational dependability rate depict? |
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Definition
| Probability system can be used satisfactorily to perform a specific mission under specific conditions |
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Term
| What does the C-E MTTRF measure? |
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Definition
| Average time to restore to FMC |
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Term
| What type of maintenance is excluded when calculating for operational readiness? |
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Definition
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Term
| What relationship does the C-E utilization rate indicate? |
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Definition
| equipment use and possesion |
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Term
| What does the C-E mean downtime measure? |
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Definition
| Tine between events causing downtime |
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Term
| To what is system downtime compared when calculating the MTBDE? |
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Definition
| The number of operating hours |
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Term
| What does the C-E mean repair time measure? |
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Definition
| Measures average on equipment corrective maintenance in operational event |
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Term
| When does the C-E mean repair time start? |
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Definition
| When the technician arrives at the equipment needing repair |
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Term
| In the formula for C-E MTBF, operating hours includes what type of hours? |
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Definition
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Term
| What type of systems does the CE-MTBCF measure? |
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Definition
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Term
| What kind of maintenance is excluded from the MTBCF? |
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Definition
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Term
| What maintenance indicator for aircraft is the MTTRF similar to? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
Which logistics indicator shows a unit's ability to keep equipment in a ready status?
A. System reliability
B. Airframe capability
C. Base level repair capability
D. Maintenance scheduling effectiveness |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the C-E MTBMA used for? |
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Definition
| Principle indicator of reliability |
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Term
| What are the maintenance events that are included in computing for the C-E MTBMA |
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Definition
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Term
| List the events that are considered scheduled maintenance. |
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Definition
| Recurring events, time changes, delayed discrepancies |
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Term
| What is the C-E utilization rate expressed as? |
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Definition
| Ratio of active hours to posessed hours |
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Term
| What type of failures does the C-E MTBF measure? |
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Definition
| Critical/non critical mission failures |
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Term
The data to calculate system capability rates is obtained from
A. MAJCOM
B. Debriefing
C. Materiel Supply Liason
D. Weekly Maintenance Plan |
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Definition
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Term
Who forward an item to contact maintenance or AFMC depot if repair is not authorized at base level?
A. Supply
B. Workcenter
C. Maintenance Analysis
D. Plans and Scheduling
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Definition
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Term
Which maintenance codes are used to compute the base level capability rate?
A. Action Taken
B. System Status
C. Aircraft Status
D. System Capability |
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Definition
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Term
What action Taken codes are used to compute base repair capability rates?
A. A,F,G,K,L,V,Z
B. A,F,G,K,L,Z
C. A,F,G,K,L,Z
D.A,F,G,K,L,B,P
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Definition
B. A,F,G,K,L,Z
NO V YES Z
I KNOW V SOUNDS RIGHT--- Z NO V |
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Term
Personnel capability is measured in terms of
A.military per operational unit
B. base personnel per operational unit
C. civilian personnel per operational unit
D. maintenance personnel per operational unit |
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Definition
| A. military personnel per operational unit |
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Term
Facility capability is computed to determine
A. What type of aircraft can fit in the docks
B. How many dock facilities can be built on base
C. How many flying hours the inspection docks can support
D.How many buildings can be built on the maintenance ramp |
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Definition
| C. How many flying hours the inspection docks can support |
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Term
Weights are usually assigned when computing maintenance scheduling effectiveness rates to show
A. The degree of importance of a task
B. The sequence of task accomplishment
C. How many tasks are scheduled next month
D. How many tasks were scheduled last month |
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Definition
| A. Degree of importance of a task |
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Term
Where can you get the information for computing maintenance scheduling effectiveness rates?
A. Analysis report
B. Inspection schedule
C. Monthly Maintenance plan
D. Montly maintenance summary |
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Definition
| C. Monthly mainenance plan |
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Term
The mission capability status code that is the sum of NMCS and NMCB and reflect total NMC aircraft limitations due to supply is called?
A. PMC
B. FMC
C. NMCB
D. TNMCS |
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Definition
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Term
All raw data used to compute mission capability comes from
A Supply
B. Debriefing
D. Plans and Scheduling
D. the AVS report |
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Definition
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Term
What are the two most common types of chargable deviations?
A. Operation and Supply
B. Operation and Weather
C. Maintenance and Supply
D. Maintenance and Operation |
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Definition
| C. Maintenance and Supply |
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Term
The total number of cancellations can be obtained from the
A. Daily Flying Schedule
B. Operational Event Report
C. Monthly Maintenance Plan
D. AUR
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Definition
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Term
If the number of deviations increases, the flying scheduling effectiveness rate will
A. go up
B. go down
C. not be used
D. remain the same |
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Definition
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Term
Which one is not a factor for computing manhour per flying hour?
A. Flying hours
B. Operating hours
C. On equipment man hours
D. Off equipment man hours |
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Definition
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Term
Which rate is used to measure speed of repair and of equipment maintainablity?
A Fix rate
B. Break rate
C. Utilization rate
D. Mission capable rate |
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Definition
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Term
What maintenance status code is entered in IMDS when an aircraft lands with a code 3 landing status
A. FMC
B. PMC
C. NMC
D. Cap Code 3
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Definition
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Term
What are the three time frames in hours used in the fix rate formula?
A. 2,4,8
B. 4,6,8
C. 4,8,10
D. 4,8,12 |
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Definition
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Term
A more accurate decription of 20 percent break rate is 2 out of 10
A. Aircraft will break
B. Aircraft will not break
C. Aircraft landed with a landing code 3
D. Sorties landed with a landing code 3 |
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Definition
| D. Sorties landed with a landing code 3 |
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Term
When a sortie has to make an emergency landing due to an equipment failure, what type of abort is it?
A. Air
B. Ground
C. Emergency
D. Maintenance
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Definition
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Term
The total abort rate is a combination of
A. Air and ground abort
B. Air abort, late takeoff, and ground abort
C. Air abort, total deviations, and ground abort
D. Air abort, ground abort, and maintenance cancellation |
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Definition
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Term
Computation of the cannibalization rate includes number of
A. Sorties flown
B. Scheduled sorties
C. Sorties flown minus deviations
D. Scheduled sorties minus sorties flown |
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Definition
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Term
What action taken code means "removed for cannibalization"
A. C
B. R
C. T
D. U
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When determining aircraft utilization effectiveness, the minimum time period (in month/months) of data should beat at least
A. 1
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6 |
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Which command uses the departure reliability rate?
A. ACC
B. AMC
C. Air Force Space Command
D. Air Force Materiel Command |
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The standard for on-time departure when used for the dparture reliability rate is within
A. 10 minutes of scheduled departure time
B. 14 minutes of the scheduled departure time
C. 20 minutes of the scheduled departure time
D. 24 minutes of the scheduled departure time |
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Definition
| B. 14 minutes of the scheduled departure time |
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What factor represents a historical percentage of scheduled sorties lost to causes outside of unit control?
A. Abort
B. Spare
C. Attrition
D. Utilization |
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If you have 100 sorties required to fly for the month and the attrition rate is 8 percent, how many total sorties will you show on the flying schedule?
A. 92
B. 98
C. 109
D. 115 |
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Spares are used to compensate for which unit controlled factors?
A. Maintenance cancellations, supply cancellations, and ground aborts
B. Operations additions, operations aborts, and operations cancellations
C. Scheduling additions, training sorties, and higher headquarters tasking
D. Maintenance additions, flight testing additions, and higher headquarters additions |
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Definition
| A. Maintenance cancellations, supply cancellations, and ground aborts |
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In determining the spare factor, what is compared to the number of historical sorties scheduled?
A. Number of flyable aircraft
B. Number of non-flyable aircraft
C. Number of 1st sortie logistics losses
D. Number of 2nd sortie logistics losses |
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Definition
| C. Number of 1st sortie logistics losses |
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When measuring MTTR, how is it expressed?
A. Seconds
B. Minutes
C. Hours
D. Days |
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Definition
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When computing for MTTR, what item is ignored when accounting for repair hours?
A. Crew size
B. Equipment
C. ATC
D. First position of work unit code |
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when computing for on and off equipment MTTR, the first position of the
A. WUC is equal to zero
B WUC is not equal to zero
D. ATC is equal to zero
D. ATC is not equal to zero |
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Definition
| B. WUC is not equal to zero |
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Which mission performance indicator is used to measure the average time between failures of mission essential systems?
A. MTTR
B. MTBCF
C. MTBDE
DMTBMA |
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What are the two types of failure indicated by MTBF?
A. Critical and non critical
B. Failure and non failure
C. Inheirent and induced
D. True and false |
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Definition
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Term
What is the maximum number of days allowed in the IMDS for MTBF calculation?
A. 30
B. 60
C. 90
D. 180 |
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The MTBCF gives us the
A. Rate of failure of critical systems
B. Percentege of critical failure in a given time
C. Average equipment operating time of critical systems
D. Average time between failure of mission essential systems. |
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Definition
| D. Average time between failure of mission essential systems |
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When computing for the MTBMA, what maintenance events are included?
A. Scheduled only
B. Unscheduled only
C. Both scheduled and unscheduled
D. On equipment and off equipment |
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Definition
| C. Both scheduled and unscheduled |
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Term
The two cornerstones of maintenacne metrics are fleet availability and
A. Airlift Capability
B. Maintenance Capability
C. Program Execution
D. Deployment Execution |
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Definition
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Term
Which statement is a lagging indicatior under fleet availability?
A. Mission capable rate
B. Code 3 break rate
C. 8 hour fix rate
D. Air abort rate |
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Definition
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Term
Which statement is a lagging indicator under fleet availability
A. Mission capable rate
B. Code 3 break rate
C. 8 hour fix rate
D. Air abort rate
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Term
What is the overall indicator for a flying program?
A. Abort rate
B. UTE Rate
C. Mission Capable Rate
D. Logistics Departure Reliability Rate
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Term
Which fix time interval is reported for all aircraft other than fighters?
A. Four
B. Eight
C. Twelve
D. Fourteen |
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Definition
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Term
Which one gives us the average time for end items and is and indication of componet overall performance
A. MTTR
B. MTBF
C. MTBCF
D. MTBMA |
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Definition
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Term
Which mission capable rate does maintenance want to keep low by consolidating feasible CANNS to a few aircraft when practical?
A. FMC
B. PMC
C. TNMCB
D. TNMCS |
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Definition
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Term
Concerning C-E equipment, training equipment is considered
A. Active B. Inactive
C. Amber
D. Red |
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Definition
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Concerning C-E equipment what is the number of hours during which the system cannot be used for a specified purpose?
A. Active
B. Inactive
C. Downtime
D. Posessed |
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Definition
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Term
The C-E mean downtime is also expressed as the average time to complete
A. full downtime hours
B. a maintenance action
C. restoration to mission capable status
D. restoration to PMC status |
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Definition
| c. restoration to mission capable status |
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Term
In order to compute for an equipment's operational availability, you need its
A. Active and inactive hours
B. Active and downtime hours
C. Operation and inactive hours
D. Operation and downtime hours |
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Definition
| B. Active and downtime hours |
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The C-E mean downtime is also expressed as the average time to complete
a. full downtime hours
b. a maintenance action
c. restoration to mission capable status
d. restoration to PMC status
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Definition
| c. restoration to mission capable status |
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What type of maintenance is excluded when calculating C-E operational dependability?
A. 2 level maintenance
B. 3 level maintenance
C. Scheduled maintenance
D. Unschedulded maintenance |
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Definition
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Term
Which is not an issue that affects equipment downtime?
a. manning level
b. experience level
c. IMDS downtime
d. Support equipment availability |
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Definition
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The measuere of the average on equipment corrective maintenance in an operational enviornment is the C-E mean
a. downtime
b. repair time
c. time to repair
d. time between failure
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Definition
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Term
The C-E MRT starts when the technician
a. leaves his workcenter
b. arrives at the equipment
c. completes troubleshooting
d. receives notification of a workorder |
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Definition
| b. arrives at the equipment |
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Term
The average operating time between any failure of the system is measured by the C-E mean time
a. to repair
b. between failure
c. between critical failure
d. between maintenance actions |
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Definition
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Term
What is excluded when computing the C-E MTBF?
a. critical system failure
b. non critical system failure
c. scheduled maintenance
d. unscheduled maintenance
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Definition
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Term
When computing for the C-E MTBF, the operating hours come by the total
a. system downtime
b. equipment downtime
c. system operating time
d. equipment operating time |
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Definition
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Term
Which C-E mission performance indicator is a valuable indicator of equipment or system maintainability and speed of repair?
a. C-E utilization rate
b. C-E operational availability
c. C-E MTTRF
d. C-D MTBM |
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Definition
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Term
C-E MTTRF measures the averave elapsed time required to restore a system to full operational status after what type of event?
a. system malfunction
b. maintenance action
c. system inspection
d. critical failure |
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Definition
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What computation is used as the principal indicator of feliability of C-E system, subsytem, or lower level replacement action?
a. C-E utilization rate
b. C-E operational availability
c. C-E MTBF
d. C-E MTBM |
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Definition
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Term
In determining C-E MTBSM, scheduled maintenace includes scheduled maintenance inspections, scheduled time changes, delayed discrepancies, and
a. immediate action TCTOs
b. non immediate action TCTOs
c. operator reported discrepancies
d. repairs as a result of accident or incident |
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Definition
| b. non immediate action TCTOs |
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Term
Which type of event is not included when computing the C-E MTBUM
a. scheduled time changes
b. immediate action TCTOs
c. repairs as a result of accident or incident
d. discrepancies discovered during equipment operation |
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Definition
| a. scheduled time changes |
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Term
C-E utilization rate is a ratio of
a. active hours to inactive hours
b. active hours to downtime hours
c. active hours to possessed hours
d. inactive hours to possessed hours |
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Definition
| c. active hours to possessed hours |
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Term
| What is the analysis process? |
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Definition
| Multifaceted approach used for solving management problems |
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Term
| What is the difference between internal and external data? |
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Definition
| Information originating within an organization is internal. Inversely is external |
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Term
| Whene analyzing data, for what you must constantly check? |
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Definition
| Accuracy, completeness, competancy of source document. |
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Term
When studying an organizational chart, what two important questions about a function must you answer?
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Definition
| What does it do? What kind of information does it provide? |
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Term
| What arre four on base offices that maintain information relevant to an analyst? |
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Definition
| Supply, Cost analysis, Management engineering, QA |
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Term
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Definition
| Method of easily conveying raw information |
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Term
| What are the greatest advantages of using a report? |
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Definition
| Fast dissimination of information |
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Term
| What is the disadvantage of recurring reports? |
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Definition
| Continue to exist after no longer needed |
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Term
| How does and analysis affect a subject under study? |
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Definition
| Separates subjects into various parts for meaningful dissimination |
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Term
| As an analyst, what is your responsibility concerning the JDD system? |
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Definition
| educate myself and know about JDD |
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Term
According to the analysis process, what are some of the primary responsibilities of an analyst?
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Definition
| Maintain trust, supply and interperet information, provide feedback, analyze performance, help ailing WC |
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Term
| How is credibility as it applies to the analysis process? |
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Definition
| being objective, accurate, and provide logical & realistic solutions |
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Term
| Define and give examples of pulse points as they apply to the analysis process |
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Definition
| Where analysts get information, help to assess the unit |
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Term
| What is one of the most common pitfalls in the analysis process, and how can it be avoided? |
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Definition
| Unconcious bias, by having integrity |
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Term
| What are three prerequisites a sample must meet? |
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Definition
| precise, bias free, represent the population |
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Term
| What is the advantage of graphing data? |
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Definition
| Easier to observe possible relationships |
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Term
| At which point in the anaylsis process do you gather opinion type data? |
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Definition
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Term
| During the follow up phase, what questions would you ask about the NMCM rate? |
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Definition
| Is it rising, falling, or remaining stagnant. |
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Term
| What is an essential graphic tool for correlation analysis? |
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Definition
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Term
| What two diagrams are used in frequency distribution? |
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Definition
| Historgram and frequency polygons |
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Term
| In a control chart, how are points plotted? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| graphical representation of process |
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Term
| What do the "bones" in the fishbone diagram represent |
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Definition
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Term
| What is usually combined with a chart to compare data with graphics in one viewing? |
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Definition
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Term
| Why should you limit your segments to no more than five when constructing a pie chart? |
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Definition
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Term
| Name two types of bar charts |
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Definition
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Term
| Why is a line chart also called a historical curve |
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Definition
| Unique ability to describe data over time |
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Term
| What assumption does the pareto chart lean to? |
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Definition
| 80% of the problems from 20% of sources |
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Term
| Who can initate a maintenance analysis referral? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who is the OPR for maintenance analysis referrals? |
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Definition
| Maintenance data systems or analysis |
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Term
| When should a referral be submitted? |
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Definition
| When an investigation is needed to determine causes of identified problem |
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Term
| What are the three major areas on a maintenance analysis referral? |
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Definition
| problem background, result, reccomended action |
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Term
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Definition
| In depth analysis to determine root cause |
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Term
| What are the two ways special studies are initiated? |
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Definition
| Command directed, In house |
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Term
| What is the preferred method of initating a special study? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the five basic questions you ask when you organize your special study? |
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Definition
| Why are you doing it? What is the scope? What is really happening? Why is the problem occuring? What to do about it? |
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Term
| What are the two methods of presenting a special study? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the formal way to present a special study? |
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Definition
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Term
| When using tables why shouldn't you leave a block with a blank? |
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Definition
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Term
| Why do the formats for the special study differ? |
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Definition
| Statisfy recieving persons needs |
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Term
| Why was the IMDS users' group formed? How often do they meet? |
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Definition
| Keep up with imds issues, monthly |
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Term
| Give two IMDS related situations that call for a meeting? |
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Definition
| Major updates/ Major Changes |
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Term
| Who are usually required to attend an IMDS meeting? |
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Definition
| Unit representitives, workcenters effected, subsystem managers |
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Term
| Why do you give enough advance notice to attendees? |
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Definition
| So people can make plans to come |
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Term
| What is your primary objective in preparing the meeting facility? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| What three principles must you observe to ensure a sucessful meeting? |
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Definition
| Informal, timely, and proper minutes must be taken |
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Term
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Definition
| A clear summary of what transpired at the meeting, being as interesting and informative as the meeting itself. |
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Term
When investigating a problem, why should you continue on even if the problem seems to have disappeared?
A. The disapperance may only be temporary
B. It can determine the cost of the action taken
C. You might need this information at a later date
D. All investigations must be closed out and the results filed. |
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Definition
| A. The disappearance may only be temporary |
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Term
Which statement is a benefit of follow up when doing an analysis?
a. helps to keep the objective in sight
b. helps to build a special studies file
c. identifies deficiencies in the system
d. provides results that generates effective management practices |
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Definition
| d. provides results that generate effective management practices |
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Term
Information associated with operations of the maintenance organization is classified as
a. external data
b. internal data
c. standards
d. factors |
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Definition
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Term
How do you determine if you should retain an office copy of a report?
a. determine if a real need exists for the data
b. decide if a need exists within the command
c. keep until the next version is published
d. keep all reports for no longer than one year |
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Definition
| a. determine if a real need exists for the data |
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Term
Which statement best describes a pulse point in a unit?
a. a squadron party
b. the debriefing section
c. an informal group meeting
d. conversion of raw data into meaningful statistics |
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Definition
| b. the debriefing station |
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Term
The validity of computer generated data depends on
a. quality of the raw data and the sample size
b. prodedure and accuracy with which the data is analyzed
c. quality of the raw data and the procedure with which it is analyzed
d. prodedure with which it is analyzed, the critical values, and sample size. |
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Definition
| d. quality of the raw data and procedure with which it is analyzed |
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Term
What is the most common approach to arrange maintenance data?
a. decending order
b. chronological order
c. order of importance
d. serial number order
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Definition
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Term
The points in a control chart represent
a. paired data
b. distribution
c. cause and effect
d. quality of performance |
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Definition
| d. quality of performance |
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Term
Pie charts are effective when they represent what percentage of the item under consideration?
a. 25
b. 50
c. 75
d. 100 |
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Definition
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Term
Who normally performs the investigative work and recommends corrective action when a submitted maintenance analysis referral indicates that a problem does exist?
a. quality assurance
b. deficiency analysis
c. maintenance commander
d. maintenace data systems analyst |
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Definition
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Term
The senior maintenance officer reviews the maintenance analysis referral if
a. there is a mishap report attached to it.
b. the referral is upgraded for endorsement
c. it is going to be submitted to the MAJCOM
d. there is a deadlock over the proper corrective action
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Definition
| d. there is a deadlock over the proper corrective action |
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Term
Which statement best describes a special study?
a. a methodical review of data
b. a feferral report for maintenance managers
c. a study initated by any maintenance personnel
d. an investigation an in depth analysis of any subject |
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Definition
| d. an investigation and in depth analysis of any subject |
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Term
What kind of approach initiates a special study during an equipment analysis
a. critical
b. reactive
c. proactive
d. responsive |
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Definition
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Term
When you are establishing the scope of your special study, you are defining your
a. purpose
b. conclusion
c. investigation and findings
d. assumptions and limitations |
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Definition
| d. assumptions and limitations |
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Term
Which medium is a formal way of presenting a special study?
a. video
b. secure line
c. written report
d. oral presentation |
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Definition
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Term
The IMDS Users' Group meets monthly to
a. keep current with IMDS issues
b. prepare a monthly IMDS report
c. establish policies on data integrity
d. advise commanders on the status of IMDS |
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Definition
| A. keep current with IMDS issues |
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Term
What personnel are usually required to attend IMDS meetings?
a. subsystem managers
b. all maintenance personnel
c. newly assigned maintenance people
d. people who need remidial IMDS training |
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Definition
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Term
The primary objective when you prepare your meeting facility is to
a. make it entertaining
b. support your agenda
c. meet base regulations
d. make a list of attendees |
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Definition
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Term
When you are preparing a list of topics to be discussed at a meeting, you are preparing the
a. agenda
b. briefing
c. minutes
d. presentation |
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Definition
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Term
People who missed the meeting can find out a summary of the meeting itself by obtaining a copy of the
a. agenda
b. program
c. minutes
d. briefing
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