SWE Questions Flashcards
(126 cards)
1
Q
___________ shall ensure that an effective calibration program
is implemented for assigned equipment and tooling.
A
Commanding Officer
2
Q
___________ provides the minimum mandatory requirements for the unit’s Corrosion
Control Plan.
A
The Corrosion Control Program Process
Guide, CGTO PG-85-00-60,
3
Q
___________ will oversee the Coast Guard aviation
TEMPEST program.
A
Commandant (CG-41)
4
Q
____________will provide Commandant (CG-41) with
National, Department of Homeland Security, and Coast Guard TEMPEST policy.
A
Commandant (CG-61)
5
Q
NO REPAIRS SHALL BE MADE TO COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
BY ANY UNIT UNLESS THEY MEET ALL SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN
A
AFTO 1-1-690.
6
Q
PERSONNEL
WORKING WITH THESE MATERIELS ARE REQUIRED TO BE
ENROLLED IN THE OCCUPATIONAL MEDICAL MONITORING
PROGRAM. THE SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
MANUAL,
A
COMDTINST M5100.47 (SERIES) APPLIES.
7
Q
AVGAS free eng manuals.
A
Maintenance Instructions, Aircraft Fuel Cells and Tanks, NAVAIR 01-1A-35
Chapter 6, Safety and Environmental Health Manual, COMDTINST M5100.47 (series)
Inspection and Repair of Aircraft Integral Tanks and Fuel Cells, AFTO 1-1-3
8
Q
AVGFET certification is valid for _________.
A
One Year
9
Q
Technical Airworthiness Assurance Process Guide
A
CGTO PG-85-00-190.
10
Q
Nickel-cadmium battery shops will be mechanically ventilated to provide _______________ per hour in order to ensure the removal of any hydrogen gas
generated as a result of charging.
A
three to
four air changes
11
Q
Burrs, Chips, and Metal Cuttings Brushes ______ be used to remove burrs, chips, and
metal cuttings from machines, work tables, stands, and floors.
A
shall
12
Q
Aviation Survival Shop shall maintain gaseous
oxygen servicing equipment IAW
A
Chapter 5 of the Aviation Life Support Manual,
COMDTINST M13520.1 (series), and ACMS MSR MPC 256141.0.
13
Q
Where water
wash facilities are provided for small booths, they will have a minimum of _________ linear air velocity across the face of the booth.
A
200 feet per
minute
14
Q
Covered metal cans ______ be provided for disposal of rags,
waste, and other materiels saturated with paint or flammable chemicals. These cans will be emptied ______.
A
shall , daily
15
Q
Containers
of not more than _________ capacity will be used for storing paints and dopes.
A
5 gallon
16
Q
______________ hand tools shall not be used near
flammable or explosive type materiels unless they are approved as being explosion
proof.
A
Electric powered
17
Q
All electric power tools, switches, junction boxes,
and regulators will be positioned at least ________ above the floor level in hangars
which house fueled aircraft.
A
18 inches
18
Q
The use of compressed air for blowing dirt from
hands, face, or clothing is _________.
A
prohibited.
19
Q
All portable electronic test equipment shall meet
grounding requirements of the _____________. This ensures the units are equipped with __________ cords and plugs.
A
National Electrical Safety Code, 3-wire AC
20
Q
There are two kinds of solvent poisoning: _____________.
A
acute and chronic.
21
Q
_________ results from inhalation of an excessive concentration within a short time.
A
Acute poisoning
22
Q
__________ results from repeated daily exposures for extended or prolonged
periods of time.
A
Chronic poisoning
23
Q
______ personnel must be
aware of the dangers and damage that can result from improper disposal of hazardous
waste.
A
All
24
Q
_________ shall be used for protection against solvent fires.
A
Inert gases
25
_______ fire extinguishers are most effective in putting out solvent fires.
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
26
________ should be used for purging solvent gases from equipment or piping systems and in welding of solvent containers (hot work).
Nitrogen gas
27
The criteria for lighting minimums are found in the _________________.
Civil Engineering Manual, COMDTINST
| M11000.11 (series).
28
Coast Guard policy regarding noise hazards and hearing conservation is contained in the _________________
Safety and Environmental Health Manual, COMDTINST M5100.47 (series).
29
__________ respirator equipment will be used in extremely high
concentrations of toxic gases and vapors, i.e., for personnel entering into aircraft
fuel tanks.
Air line
30
Chemical __________ respirators shall be used in spray painting operations in hangars and paint shops.
cartridge
31
__________ airtight metal cans will be used for disposal of
| oily waste.
Self-closing
32
General Advanced
| Composite Repair Processes Manual.
AFTO 1-1-690
33
The following safety precautions must be ________ observed while repairing or removing moisture from advanced composite structures.
strictly
34
Single-fiber
particles with a diameter of three to four microns and length less than _______ pose
the greatest threat to the respiratory system.
0.1 mm
35
Pregnant personnel shall _____ work with composites.
not
36
All units will reference the Coast Guard Hazardous Waste Management
Manual
COMDTINST M16478.1 (series)
37
A qualified _________, adequately equipped with CO2, Halon, or dry chemical fire
extinguisher, shall be stationed near the aircraft during engine starting
fire guard
38
____________ materiels shall not be stored or allowed to accumulate in air or elevator
shafts, stairways, in out-of-the-way corners, near electric motors or machinery, against
steam pipes, or within 10 feet of any stove, furnace, or boiler.
Combustible
39
________ line fire extinguisher requirements shall be IAW Ground Servicing of Aircraft and
Static Grounding/Bonding.
Flight
40
All static grounds will have resistances of less than
| __________.
10,000 ohms.
41
All existing static grounds will be tested every _________ IAW MIL-HDBK-274(AS).
14 months
42
Any static ground with a resistance greater than ____________ will
be removed or replaced.
10,000 ohms
43
Spills involving an area of ___________ or less in any dimension (small priming spills)
are normally of minor consequence.
18 inches
44
Spills not over __ feet in any dimension or not over ___ square feet in area and not
of a continuing nature shall have a fire guard posted, up wind, with a foam-type or
Halon-type fire extinguisher until the area is inert and purged.
10 , 50
45
Spills over __ square feet or of a continuing nature shall be immediately reported to
the supervisor in charge, who shall notify the airport or local fire department to inert
the spill. Anyone in the spill area shall leave at once.
50
46
Temporary improvised scaffolds or stands may be used if approved by the _________.
safety officer
47
On collet-equipped jacks, the collet shall be kept within ____ threads of all lift tube cylinders while lowering.
two
48
Facility weight lifting devices (e.g., overhead hoist, cranes)
used at aviation units shall be tested IAW________________.
the Civil Engineering Manual, COMDTINSTM11000.11 (series).
49
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Aeronautical equipment (e.g., engine, blade, and prop slings/lifting
devices) shall be tested IAW _______________.
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NAVAIR 17-1-114 (series).
50
ACMS special requirements (MSR) should be used to record periodic _____________.
inspections/testing.
51
Do not deplete any O2 bottle below __ psi.
50
52
Before any attempt is made to connect oxygen cylinders to oxygen systems, ensure
that each cylinder is correctly identified as containing aviation breathing oxygen, by
a _______________ or the words aviator’s breathing oxygen painted on the cylinder.
white band around the green cylinder
53
_____ personnel shall be required to service the aircraft with gaseous oxygen.
two
54
One person shall be stationed at the _________ of the servicing equipment and one
person shall be stationed where the pressure in the aircraft system can be observed.
control valves,
55
O2 Servicing control valve shall not be opened more than ________ so it can be shut off
quickly in an emergency.
3/4-turn
56
The ____________ shall designate engine run-up areas IAW airport procedures.
Commanding Officer
57
When an aircraft is being taxied within _______ of obstructions, a minimum of one wing
walker for each wing tip shall be provided.
25 feet
58
The _________ must always be in a position to see the wing walkers and the pilot’s eyes.
taxi signalman
59
Aircraft must not be taxied at
| anytime within ______ feet of obstructions.
five
60
The grounding and bonding criteria specified in AFTO 00-25-172 apply only to _________. In addition to these minimum requirements, Coast Guard aircraft are to be grounded whenever
parked.
servicing of aircraft
61
The Coast Guard is migrating technical publications chapter format from ATA-100 numbering system to the _______ international standard using Chapter
8.3.2, 1808-based SNS example
S1000D
62
Normally, a TO is revised when the pages affected by existing
changes, in addition to pages requiring change, total ___ % or more of the technical
order.
50
63
___________ borderline symbols indicate current changes in the text of a revision
which were not previously published as TO changes or supplements.
Black vertical
64
The _____________ or a designated representative shall conduct a monthly review of each aircraft logbook as a QA check of
ACMS management procedures.
Engineering Officer
65
Accumulation of flight hours on the CG-4377 Part III shall be recorded to the nearest
______ of an hour.
tenth
66
As a minimum, units shall print a new MDL once a
| _______ for each aircraft assigned to the unit.
month
67
The new MDL should project all scheduled
| maintenance for calendar and hourly tasks for a __ month operating period.
2
68
_________ are
| required to be maintained on all components listed on the aircraft configuration report.
SCHR's
69
________ Unserviceable (Reparable) Tag
DD 1577-2 (green)
70
________ Unsatisfactory Report (UR) Tag
CG 1577-A
71
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___________ Unserviceable (Reparable) Tag; This form will be attached to an unserviceable item that is nonreparable at
ALC and will be sent to an outside vendor or manufacturer for repair.
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DD 1577-2 (blue)
72
A system of _______ indicates the performance
| of Coast Guard Aeronautical Engineering as related to strategic plans and goals.
MOE's
73
The LCI team is comprised of members from
________________ who inspect the internal processes required to complete the
maintenance support function.
Commandant (CG-41) and ALC
74
_______ provide a critical look at all aspects of engineering, logistics, and
maintenance management functions.
LCI's
75
Type 1 The aeronautical materiel under individual (serial number) management
by ALC is defined as _____________
(1) Aircraft engines
(2) High value components
(3) Items requiring special configuration control procedures
(4) Items in critical supply and of sufficiently high cost and low volume that require
individual management
76
Type 2 Aeronautical materiel, less avionics, for which ALC has servicewide support
responsibility. To qualify as Type 2 materiel, one of the following conditions must be
satisfied:
(1) Unit price of $250 or more
(2) Procured from a commercial source of supply
(3) Flight critical
(4) Reparable
77
Type 3 Consumable aeronautical materiel, less avionics, with a unit price less than
_____ and procurable from an OGA source. Units set their own allowance quantities
and procure materiel using unit AFC 30 funds.
$250
78
Type 4 Avionics materiel for which ALC has service-wide support responsibility. To
qualify as Type 4 material, one of the following conditions must be satisfied:
(1) Unit price of $800 or more
(2) Procured from a commercial source of supply
(3) Flight critical
(4) Reparable
79
Type 5 Consumable avionics materiel with a unit price less than _______ and procurable
from an OGA source. Units set their own allowance quantities and procure material
using unit AFC 30 funds.
$800
80
Type 6 Aeronautical Support Equipment (SE):
(1) For items costing more than $250, but less than $2,500, ALC will provide initial
provisioning but will not provide subsequent replacement or repair.
(2) Contact ALC for guidance on repairables beyond unit capability and funding of
$2,500 or above.
81
Type 7 Material
support the Turbomeca Arriel 2C2 CG engine.
82
Hazardous materiel ______ be individually packaged and the container clearly marked as
to the hazardous contents.
shall
83
Transportation of Freight manual
COMDTINST M4610.5
84
There are three types of ferry flights:
1. To and from Aviation Logistics Center (ALC)
2. Unit to unit
3. Tri-Swap: ALC to unit, unit to unit, unit to ALC
85
There are three different types of aircraft transfers:
1. Unscheduled Depot Level Maintenance (UDLM)
2. Temporary Aircraft Transfer
3. Permanent Aircraft Transfer
86
______ is the only unit authorized to transfer, suspend, and unsuspend
aircraft in Asset Computerized Maintenance System
(ACMS).
ALC
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____ is the only unit authorized to transfer aircraft in
| Asset Maintenance Management Information System (AMMIS).
ALC
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_____ will fund aircraft transfers in support of Depot Level
| Maintenance
ALC
89
Quality Assurance Inspectors shall be selected and designated in writing by the _____________.
Engineering Officer
90
A ________ QA may sign off grounding discrepancies and flight control work in individual cases when
approved by a supervisor possessing maintenance release authority.
Collateral
91
Most FOD can be attributed to three general causes:
1. poor housekeeping,
2. poor maintenance practices,
3. carelessness
92
_______ monitors the condition of enclosed mechanical systems through determination of wear metal concentrations in the lubricating fluid.
JOAP
93
__________ (CG-41) will provide funds directly to DoD for USCG participation in the JOAP.
Commandant
94
The primary directive for Coast Guard involvement in the JOAP will be _____________.
NAVAIR 17-15-50.1.
95
To ensure that engines will not be susceptible to fuel starvation due to ice in the fuel system, the use of ______________ is mandatory.
Fuel System Icing Inhibitor
96
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The normal level of fuel system icing inhibitor in
turbine fuel (FSII) is ________ percent by volume.
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0.10-0.15
97
____________ shall ensure that an effective calibration program is implemented for assigned equipment and tooling.
Commanding Officers
98
______ shall manage the Coast Guard Aviation TEMPEST policy as directed by Commandant (CG-41).
ALC
99
A ________ may be prepared when a directive or
| situation dictates that specific work must be performed on a one-time basis.
SAMI
100
A _______ is a local directive providing instructions for the performance of work which is
or may be of a continuing nature.
CAMI
101
A ________ may be prepared when a
| directive or situation requires that technical information be promulgated within an activity.
TIMI
102
Technical Information Maintenance Instruction
TIMI
103
Continuing Action Maintenance Instruction
CAMI
104
Single Action Maintenance Instruction
SAMI
105
___________ RESINS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED FOR USE ON ANY COAST GUARD AIRCRAFT.
POLYESTER
106
No repairs shall be made to any primary structures without prior approval from ___________.
ALC Engineering
107
NO REPAIRS SHALL BE MADE TO COMPOSITE STRUCTURES BY ANY UNIT UNLESS THEY MEET ALL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN ___________.
AFTO 1-1-690.
108
Maintenance Instructions, Aircraft Fuel Cells and Tanks, _____________.
NAVAIR 01-1A-35
109
Inspection and Repair of Aircraft Integral Tanks and Fuel Cells, __________.
AFTO 1-1-3
110
The Technical Manual Application System (TMAPS), Deficiency Report CG-22 shall be used to request ___________________ changes.
Authorized Chemical Use List
111
Lathes, milling machines, and similar types of equipment that produce cuttings or flying
particles should be set at ____ degree angles to each other, and secured to floors, bases, or stands.
15
112
Nickel-cadmium battery shops will be mechanically ventilated to provide ____________ air changes per hour
three to four
113
NEVER POUR WATER INTO THE ________, AS INTENSE HEAT IS GENERATED AND MAY RESULT IN BURNS.
ELECTROLYTE
114
Oxygen cylinder storage shall be separate
from fuel-gas cylinders or combustible materiels (especially oil or grease) by at least a
distance of __ feet, or have a noncombustible barrier at least __ feet high and have a
fire-resistance rating of at least ___ hour.
20 , 5 , 1/2
115
__________ shall be used to remove burrs, chips, and
| metal cuttings from machines, work tables, stands, and floors.
Brushes
116
Aviation Survival Shop shall maintain gaseous
| oxygen servicing equipment IAW Chapter 5 of the ______________________.
Aviation Life Support Manual, COMDTINST M13520.1 (series), and ACMS MSR MPC 256141.0.
117
All paint spray booths shall be equipped with __________________ to prevent accumulation of flammable and injurious vapors.
forced air ventilation
118
The use of compressed air for blowing dirt from
| hands, face, or clothing is __________.
prohibited
119
Hangar and shop fire extinguishers shall
| be either CO2 or dry chemical as recommended by the ___________________.
local fire marshal
120
All extinguishers shall be inspected, serviced, and maintained IAW the manufacturer
instructions. ___________ inspections shall be made monthly and recorded on a tag attached to the extinguisher.
Visual
121
Do not deplete an oxygen bottle below ____ psi.
50
122
The radar antenna should
not be operated within _____ feet of any fueling, defueling, or similar operation unless a dummy load is installed that prevents the energizing of the antenna.
300
123
Hot fueling operations are not allowed within ____ feet of an occupied building, unless operating under a waiver from Commandant (CG-41).
200
124
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Each unit will conduct semiannual audits of tech pubs during the months of _____ and _______. A Mandatory
Special Requirements (MSR) card must be signed showing accomplishment of this task.
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April , October.
125
Technical Order Page Supplement,
(TOPS)
126
A __________ is different from a standard change in that it supplements rather than replaces an individual page in a technical order.
TOPS (green page)
