CM Advanced Ch.1

Question 1

What supervisor is responsible for receiving, inspecting, and classifying, within applicable navy codes, all new and used equipment; preparing reports on equipment received; scheduling equipment into the shop for its first servicing; and arranging for its inclusion into the PM program?

Answer 1

Production control

Question 2

What is the most important phase of the maintenance system?

Answer 2

Scheduled periodic preventive maintenance

Question 3

What is the systematic inspection, detection, and correction of potential equipment failures before they develop into major defects?

Answer 3

PM

Question 4

What are the first line of defense against equipment wear, failure, and damage?

Answer 4

Operators

Question 5

What maintenance is the service you would expect from any first-rate filling station when you purchase fuel?

Answer 5

Service station

Question 6

Each motor vehicle will be inspected for safety at intervals not to exceed 12 months or how many miles, whichever occurs first?

Answer 6

12,000

Question 7

What service is the correction of deficiencies reported by the vehicle operator that occur between scheduled safety or other inspection and services prescribed by the manufacturer?

Answer 7

Unscheduled maintenance

Question 8

What system of the navy’s is designed to obtain complete cost data on maintenance and operation of automotive, construction, fire fighting, railway, weight-handling, and materials-handling equipment?

Answer 8

Cost control

Question 9

What is the authorizing document, estimating form, and cost control record of maintenance expenditures?

Answer 9

Shop repair order (SRO)

Question 10

The depth of maintenance, repair, and overhaul is governed by many factors, mainly what?

Answer 10

Economics

Question 11

What contains the standard and guides for equipment preservation?

Answer 11

NAVFAC P-434

Question 12

What is the level of preservation that will protect adequately against corrosion, deterioration, and physical damage during shipment, handling, intermediate storage, and worldwide redistribution?

Answer 12

Level A

Question 13

What is the level of preservation that will protect adequately against corrosion, deterioration, and physical damage during shipment from the supply source to the first receiving activity for intermediate use?

Answer 13

Level C

Question 14

What is suitable for removal of greases, tar, road deposits, and other contaminants?

Answer 14

Steam cleaner

Question 15

What means that complex equipment is maintained in serviceable condition by the operation of all components for brief periods at regularly scheduled intervals?

Answer 15

Active storage

Question 16

When work is performed by commercial contractors, or facilities an order for supplies or services on what form supported by an SRO is required?

Answer 16

DD Form 115517

Question 17

Activities outside the continental U.S. are to request replacement parts directly from the prime contractor. What form is to be submitted?

Answer 17

SF 368

Question 18

Transportation assistance visits are scheduled each 3 years for activities with less than how many pieces of CESE?

Answer 18

50

Question 19

As CESE becomes uneconomical to repair, or simply overage, it has to be disposed of properly. Whatever the instance, a report of excess personnel property, is to be submitted to the cognizant TEMC on what form?

Answer 19

SF 120

Question 20

For all unserviceable CESE, contact the cognizant TEMC for disposal instructions and approval. After TEMC approval, turn in the CESE and its history jacket to the nearest DRMO, using what form as a transfer document?

Answer 20

DD Form 1348-1

Question 21

Ambulances and metal vehicles have special disposal instructions listed in what?

Answer 21

P-300