118 NAMP Fundamentals

Question 1

State the Objective of the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP)

Answer 1

Achieve aviation material readiness and safety standards established by CNO and CNAF.

Question 2

Describe the Organizational level of aviation maintenance

Answer 2

Performed by squadrons or units directly supporting flight operations; focuses on day-to-day upkeep to keep aircraft mission-ready

Question 3

Describe the Intermediate level of aviation maintenance

Answer 3

Specialized maintenance that handle more complex repairs; reduces workload on O-level to keep aircraft operational without sending them to Depot.

Question 4

Describe the Depot level of aviation maintenance

Answer 4

Long term overhaul, rebuilding, or upgrading of aircraft.

Question 5

State the basic responsibilities of Maintenance/Production Control

Answer 5

Planning, scheduling and coordinating maintenance.
Prioritizing Workload.
Releasing aircraft and equipment ready for flight.

Question 6

Discuss the purpose of a Daily Inspection

Answer 6

Good for 72 hours, 24 hours (from takeoff) once flown.

Question 7

Discuss the purpose of a Turnaround Inspection

Answer 7

Done between flights or after maintenance, good for 24 hours

Question 8

Discuss the purpose of a Special Inspection

Answer 8

Maintenance scheduled at prescribed intervals

Question 9

Discuss the purpose of a Conditional Inspection

Answer 9

Un-scheduled maintenance (hard landing, bird strike, etc.)

Question 10

Discuss the purpose of a Phase/ISIS Inspection

Answer 10

maintenance requirements divided into smaller packages (E6-B has 4)

Question 11

Discuss the purpose of an Acceptance Inspection

Answer 11

Inspection when receiving aircraft for the very first time ever, either from another command or usually from the manufacturer

Question 12

Discuss the purpose of a Transfer Inspection

Answer 12

Inspection when transferring the aircraft to another command

Question 13

Discuss the purpose of a PDM Inspection

Answer 13

Programmed Depot Maintenance- require skills, equipment or facilities not normally possessed by operating locations

Question 14

State the purpose of the Functional Check Flight (FCF)

Answer 14

FCFs are conducted when it is not feasible or possible to determine safe/required functioning by means of ground checks.

Question 15

State the purpose of the Aircraft Discrepancy Book (ADB)

Answer 15

located in NALCOMIS; contains maintenance history, current gripes, MRC’s, etc.

Question 16

State the purpose of the Aircraft Log Book

Answer 16

Records the aircraft’s flight hours, as well as various other records

Question 17

State who is authorized to release an aircraft safe for flight

Answer 17

Personnel designated in writing by the CO (Maintenance control , aircraft commanders, etc.).

Question 18

Discuss the Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC’s)

Answer 18

Contains instructions necessary to perform scheduled maintenance tasks.

Question 19

Discuss the Periodic Maintenance Information Cards (PMIC’s)

Answer 19

includes MRC’s, structural life limits, etc.

Question 20

Define IPB as applied to aviation maintenance

Answer 20

Illustrated Parts Breakdown; document of a part that is broken down as far as it can be broken down. Every tiny little piece is listed and shown in an illustrated picture

Question 21

Define MIMs as applied to aviation maintenance

Answer 21

Maintenance Instruction Manual; defines exactly how to perform maintenance on specific aircraft.

Question 22

Define the concept of Quality Assurance (QA)

Answer 22

The prevention of the occurrence of defects.

Question 23

Explain the responsibilities of the QAR

Answer 23

Perform mandatory QA inspections as specified in maintenance technical manuals, technical directives, and other directives.

Question 24

Explain the responsibilities of the CDQAR

Answer 24

Supplement QA when needed to perform QAR level inspections while being assigned to the production work centers.

Question 25

Explain the responsibilities of the CDI

Answer 25

Inspect all work and comply with the required QA inspections during all maintenance actions performed by their production work center.

Question 26

Discuss the elements of a successful FOD Program

Answer 26

Foreign Object Damage; establishes policy, responsibilities and requirements to prevent damage to aircraft, engines, and other aeronautical equipment. Also provide uniform FOD reporting.

Question 27

State the primary objective of the Tool Control Program

Answer 27

The elimination of foreign object damage (FOD) to aircraft and equipment caused by misplaced tools.

Question 28

Explain the procedures for broken/missing tools

Answer 28

notify Maintenance Control, perform a thorough search or the work area

Question 29

Discuss the Fuel Surveillance Program

Answer 29

Prevents contaminated fuel from entering the aircraft

Question 30

Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Maintenance

Answer 30

Primary management information system (MIS) program for naval aviation maintenance and supply.

Question 31

Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Flight

Answer 31

process flight related data

Question 32

Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Personnel

Answer 32

(reserved for future use)

Question 33

Describe the purpose of the NALCOMIS subsystem of Reports

Answer 33

select and produce reports

Question 34

Explain and demonstrate the procedures for initiation of a MAF as applied to NALCOMIS documentation for Aircraft

Answer 34

Log into NALCOMIS and initiate a discrepancy

Question 35

Explain and demonstrate the procedures for initiation of a MAF as applied to NALCOMIS documentation for Flight Equipment

Answer 35

Log into NALCOMIS and instead of clicking on the Aircraft button, click the Flight Equipment button

Question 36

What is a SMQ?

Answer 36

Special Maintenance Qualification (THE JUICE!)

Question 37

Discuss the security considerations that apply to an individual's NALCOMIS login and password

Answer 37

Keep it private

Question 38

State the function and responsibilities of Material Control

Answer 38

Responsible for procuring and distributing equipment, repair parts, and consumable inventories.

Question 39

Discuss the Flight Operations Fund as part of the Operational Target (OPTAR) funding

Answer 39

Pretty much everything you would use to keep an aircraft flying, such as fuel, parts, etc.

Question 40

Discuss the Aviation Fleet Maintenance (AFM) Fund as part of the Operational Target (OPTAR) funding

Answer 40

Anything not included in the Flight Ops Fund (per diem, hotels, cars, etc.)

Question 41

State the purpose of the Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (DD Form 200)

Answer 41

assess financial charges incurred from lost government property

Question 42

State the purpose of the Missing/Lost/Stolen Report

Answer 42

Don't know when or where the item was lost or stolen

Question 43

Discuss the contents of the Flight Packet

Answer 43

Government Credit Card , foreign language help card, Julian Date calendar conversion chart

Question 44

What are the programs of QA

Answer 44

SATANSV (acronym) Safety Aircraft Confined Spaces Technical Data Management NAMP Audits NAMDRP's SE Misuse and Abuse Vibration Analysis