Documentation Automation Work Group (DAWG)-July
Documentation Automation Quiz
Test your knowledge on the Documentation Automation Work Group (DAWG) and its processes! This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions designed to assess your understanding of standard procedures related to SDRs, SSDs, and technical documentation within the FAA.
- Challenge yourself with true/false questions.
- Enhance your knowledge on configuration control and technical instructions.
- Suitable for professionals involved in documentation and reporting.
SDRs making changes related to a modification previously released with an SSM can often use the same CCD and SRM that were used for the original modification.
True
False
Use SDRs to deliver limited-scope changes to previously issued SSDs, new/revised documentation, or change pages for non-modification releases. The SDR is used to deliver new TI documents or change pages to TIs or SSDs.
True
False
When a previously issued SSD requires a change due to a minimal administrative error or omission, an SDR is issued.
True
False
Orders that reference SSDs: Order JO 1320.58, Instructions for Writing Notices, Maintenance Technical Handbooks, and System Support Directives and Order 6032.1, National Airspace System (NAS) Modification Program.
True
False
The appropriate configuration control board (CCB) must approve a configuration control decision (CCD) prior to release.
True
False
When editing an SSM, remember that paragraphs 2 and the footer should explain who is receiving the SSM, and paragraphs 6, 12 and 24 work together to describe who is performing the mod, and at which sites.
True
False
Desk guides provide data classification structure and codes for use in the collection, classification, and reporting of facility data in Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) data systems.
True
False
When issuing a Maintenance Handbook Page Change the DMS document record is created at the Release- Print Prep Review state.
True
False
NAS Technical documentation is not currently required to follow the Simplified Technical English (STE) standard; however, it is recommended to apply STE-approved verbs when writing and editing technical documentation.
True
False
When printing a Maintenance Handbook the cover page will be white or buff stock paper and a Technical Instruction book cover page will be blue.
True
False
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