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Logistics Risk Assessment Management Quiz

Test your knowledge on the essential practices of Risk Assessment Management in logistics workplaces. This quiz covers key standards, responsibilities, and procedures necessary for maintaining safety and efficiency in aircraft servicing.

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Which Logistics RAM (Risk Assessment Management) model should the workplaces adopt for their work?
Follow strictly to the RAM model as prescribed in the RSAF Safety Management Manual (RSMM)
Follow strictly to the RAM model as prescribed ion the AFLO
No standardised RAM model format required
RAM model as prescribed in the work centre FLO (in accordance to the logistics RAM model in AFLO)
How do you identify tasks that are hazardous that requires RAM (Risk Assessment Management)?
Tasks that may result in damage to equipment, injury to personnel or both
Tasks that may result in loss of equipment only
Tasks that may result in injury to personnel only
Any tasks performed on the equipment
What are the four elements focused in the RAM Guide?
Method, man, medium, and machine
Management, method, medium and machine
Management, man, medium and method
Management, man, medium and machine
When must you carry out RAM on tasks that are identified as hazardous?
A one-time RAM and yearly review thereafter
A one-time RAM, 2-yearly review and prior to carrying out the task
A one-time RAM, yearly review and prior to carrying out the task
Only required prior to carrying out the task only
How long shall the RAM records be retained after the execution of the hazardous task?
To be destroyed immediately after completion of task
For at least 7 days
Minimum period of 1 month
Minimum period of 12 months
Who are allowed to perform aircraft component removal/installation, servicing or maintenance?
Only qualified and authorised personnel
Only Air Material Specialist
Any on-the-job trainee
Anybody
Independent checks or third-party inspections are mandatory for critical aircraft systems to ensure
No loose or unsecured aircraft components is present
The job is closed properly
Correct fitment, sense of direction and function
No authorised personnel has worked on the aircraft
Minimum are required of the same job , what is required? I. Assign a prime contractor to be part of the work II.Place appropriate warning signs or placards to warn others of any potential dangers III. Conduct a final physical check before closing the job IV. Place a "Work-in-progress" streamer
I, II, III, & IV
I & II only
II, III & IV only
I, II & III only
What needs to be done prior to carrying out hazardous jobs?
Raise JI (Job Instruction) through Base Maintenance Centre)
Perform Risk Assessment Management
Raise GAIR
No actions required
What is the pre-requisite for the usage of tools and support equipment? I. Check for condition or serviceability II. Ensure calibration/servicing is still valid and current III. Received training for the proper use of the tool/equipment IV. Ensure the proper handing over/taking over is correct
I, II, III & IV
I & II only
II, III & IV only
I, II, & III only
Handing over of incomplete jobs must be done
Through the unit management at OC level and above
By briefing personally and where applicable be recorded in the handover book
Be referring to the JI (job instruction)
By checking with the Quality Assurance Centre personnel
Tasking at Level 3 must be carried out
In the shortest possible time so as to accomplish the jobs
By reading at least once before commencing the jobs
With reference to checklist
With the help of another qualified personnel
For proper tool accountability, all tools are to be identified by
Colour coding
Colour coding or engraving
Colour coding etching
Colour coding, engraving or etching
All work centres must incorporate the following tools control mechanisms I. Provisions of contents listing for all tools kept in the centralised tool store, tool trolley and tool kits. II. Display all in-use tools on shadow boards. III. Provision of tool bags and boxes while working on the job. IV. Account for all tools before and after work completion
I, II, III
II, II, IV
II, III, IV
I, II, III, IV
All tools are to be inspected periodically for condition. The minimum requirement for condition check and replacement when necessary is ___ for tools
Weekly
Monthly
Daily
Annually
Tools accountability checks are to be conducted
At the start and end of each working day
At the start of each working day
Upon any handover of shift during the day
Before and after work accomplishment
Tools that have been removed for repair or scrap and awaiting replacement are to be accounted for by
Self-developed repair or scrapped tags
SAF 1944: Tools status Label placed in lieu of the removed tools on the shadowboard or tool kit
No tag but an updated accountability chart displaying the where-about of the tools
No tag but with masking tape taping the empty shadowboard or tool kit
Workcentres are to impose restrictions on the usage of certain tools and equipment in the servicing of aircraft and weapon systems. These tools are to be segregated and labelled with the intended usage. Examples of such restrictions can be: I. Adjustable spanners are not allowed as the bolts and nuts are prone to be rounded ii. Electrically operated drills are not allowed due to possibility of sparking. iii. Only oil and grease free tools are to be used on liquid oxygen systems. iv. Torch lights are not to be used on the aircraft fuel systems
I, ii, iii
I, ii, iv
Ii, iii, iv
I, iii, iv
Tools in storage are to be preserved and securely stored to prevent loss, damage and deterioration. The frequency of the check for condition and accountability is
Monthly
6 monthly
Annually
No requirement for check since tools are in storage
Lower-level servicing such as weekly, bi-weekly and monthly servicing
Must be carried out at specific intervals at every 7, 14 and 30 days
May be carried out on any days within the period. For monthly servicings, the maximum interval between servicing shall not be more than 45 days
Need not be carried out as long as the higher level servicing is done
None of the above
In the purpose of maintenance scheduling and planning for higher level servicing, users are allowed to bring forward the servicing by up to
14 days
30 days
7 days
Not allowed
Higher level servicing advancement of up to one month can be recommended and approved by
OC recommend and CO / Head Logs Branch approval
OC recommend and DSTA approval
OIC recommend and OC approval
None of the above
When deferring a scheduled servicing periodicity of less than 6 months
A supplementary servicing is required
No supplementary servicing is required
A thorough inspection of the equipment is carried out
A monthly servicing is carried out
The maximum interval between the two monthly servicing of the Ground Support Equipment shall not be more than___ days
7
14
45
30
If the unit defers scheduled servicing of the Ground Support Equipment by 30 days
The supplementary servicing will be performed before the extension is approved
There is no requirement to perform any supplementary servicing
The Requesting Agency is OC
The approving authority is DHAL(E)
What is the main objective in maintaining traceability records of all critical TMDE?
To enable the management to track the TMDE location
To enable the identification of all tasks that the out-of-calibrated TMDE was used to service on
So that the TMDE can be easily identified once the calibration sure date is reached
So as to maintain a quality record
Who is the approving authority for excluding TMDE traceability requirements in critical measurements?
Base Maintenance Centre
HLB / CO ALS
ALD specialist branch
ALD Quality Assurance Branch
Critical measurements which are excluded from TMDE traceability requirements must be promulgated into
Formation Logistics Order Volume 3
Formation Logistics Order Volume 2
AFLO Volume 603.18.001. Test Measurement Diagnosis Equipment Management
AFLO Volume 205.05.001: Work Practices
Work centres wishing to conduct in-house calibration should seek approval from?
CO ALS/AOMS/ASMS
Head Logs Branch
OC of work centre
HAeB (ALD)
When sending TMDE to external agencies for calibration/repair, what is required?
Just send the TMDE through the respective Forward Supply Depot (FSD) and they will settle the rest
Attach completed SAF 1925 "FOR CALIBRATION/REPAIR" label, or SAF 1926 "RESTRICTED CALIBRATION" label, when equipment are to be sent to Mindef Approved Contractors (MACs). For items that are required to be sent to non-approved contractors or HQ disposal instructions are needed, raise SAF 1930
Inform the external agency so that they can collect the TMDE for calibration/repair
None of the above
Which is the interim technical instruction that is issued for immediate compliance within seven working days?
Local Technical Order (LTO)
Local Instruction Folder (LIF)
Special Technical Instruction (STI)
Servicing Instruction (SI)
All interim/local instructions issued are to have a rescission date and are issued under the authority of CO ALS/S4 or equivalent. Periodic review of ___ are to be carried out to ensure that the LIF does not contain any instructions that should have been rescinded
At least 6 monthly
At least 9 monthly
At least 2 monthly
Not required
The is a requirement to document all interim/local instructions issued. These instructions are adhoc/interim maintenance procedures and/or logistic administrative procedures. And these instructions are kept in
Local Technical Order (LTO)
Local Instruction Folder (LIF)
Special Technical Instruction (STI)
Servicing Instruction (SI)
Logistics information applicable to the work centre's area of work such as general messages on Quality and Safety should be kept in ___ for information and awareness
Local Instruction Folder (LIF)
Maintenance information folder (MIF)
Servicing Instruction (SI)
Special Servicing Instruction (STI)
Which of the following folders/orders is not recognised as an official maintenance/logistics instructions but is just informational in nature?
Local Instruction Folder (LIF)
Local Technical Order (LTO)
Maintenance information folder (MIF)
Servicing Instruction (SI)
Which of the following statements is true?
MIF are for general information and education purpose and not authority for maintenance
MACs (Mindef Authorised Companies) are not subjected to the instructions disseminated under the LIF
LIF is to cover adhoc/interim local maintenance procedures and/or logistics admin procedure for specific purpose without any rescission date issued
LTO is included in the Logistics Orders and are issued under the authority of ALS Flight OCs
How do we identify official publications used in RSAF?
It contains the RSAF authority page only
It contains the RSAF authority page and bears the stamp of the Formation Library
It contains the RSAF authority page and bears the stamp of the Air Force Information Resource Centre (AFIRC)
It bears the stamp of the Air Force Information Resource Centre (AFIRC) on the front cover of the publication
What are the control measures required for unofficial and obsolete publications should they still be required for usage?
Seek approval from the OC Flt/Pub IC to upgrade it to official copy
Ensure that these publications are conspicuously marked "UNOFFICIAL COPY"
Ensure that these publications are conspicuously marked "UNCONTROLLED COPY-FOR REFERENCE ONLY" and be objectively segregated from controlled publications
Ensure that these publications are conspicuously marked "UNCONTROLLED COPY", kept together with the controlled publications but accountability check must be carried out
Proper control of air publications should cover the following areas
Adequacy, currency, accountability, and physical conditions of publications
Currency and physical conditions of publications
Adequacy and currency of publications
Adequacy, accessibility and physical conditions of publications
What is the purpose for developing and maintaining instructions to prescribe the performance of all work?
They provide the message for delineating work to be done, delegating authority/responsibility and criteria for acceptance and rejection of inspections carried out
To hold the tradesman accountable for take what were not satisfactoriy carried out
For the tradesman to refer to if they are unsure of the procedures when performing their assigned tasks
Strictly for stating the criteria for acceptance and rejection of inspections carried out
Maintenance records such as the SAF F1400, which can be presented as evidence in a court of law, are to be retained
2 years after completion of work
3 years after records were closed
7 years after records were closed
Permanently
Which statements is/are true regarding entries made in manual records? 1. Cross out any erroneous entry and initialed by the person making the correction. 2. All entries must be legible and made in ink or indelible pencil. 3. No field or column is to be left blank. Non-applicable fields are to be ruled off and indicated with "NA". 4. All entries must be made in black ink
2 and 4
2, 3 and 4
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3
Which of the following is/are quality records? I. SAF F1400 ii. Personnel training and authorisation records iii. SODB/EODD attendance records iv. Vendor/Manufacturer reports or documents
I, ii, iii
Ii, iv
I, ii, iii, iv
I, ii, iv
What is the retention period for the training records?
Permanently
2 years after records were closed
3 years after records were closed
7 years after the records were closed
All completed quality records are to be kept in appropriate storage facilities to
Minimise deterioration, prevent loss and allow for easy and quick retrieval
Ensure alleration by any personnel at any times so that all records are kept accurate and reliable
Make access difficult as all records are sensitive
Show that they are important records
Should the scheduled maintenance/servicing (Airbase Infrastructure facilities and AMS equipment) date falls on a public holiday,
Still carry out the scheduled maintenance/servicing on the scheduled date
Seek approval for extension as soon as it is discovered
Perform the scheduled maintenance/servicing instead on the next working day without any need to seek extension
Perform the scheduled maintenance/servicing instead on the next working day after seeing approval for extension
For servicing where latitude (extension) has been granted, the next due date will be based on
Stipulated scheduled interval stating from the extended date of the previous servicing
The original scheduled date
Stipulated scheduled interval stating from the date of completion of the previous servicing the date given by the ALD specialist branch
Maintenance of support Plant/Trailer Generators is categorised into the various categories
Periodic inspection, preventive maintenance corrective maintenance and accident repair only
Periodic inspection, preventive maintenance corrective maintenance only
Periodic inspection only
Preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance only
Which of the following is performed by end-users for the maintenance of support Plant/Trailer Generators
Preventive maintenance only
Corrective maintenance only
Accident repair only
Periodic repair
Users of the Support Plant/Trainer Generators are responsible for the following maintenance: I. To perform periodic inspection ii. Maintenance and corrective maintenance only iii. To top up necessary equipment did like fuel, oil, brake fluid etc iv. General cleanliness
I, ii, iii
Ii, iii, iv
I, iii iv
I, ii, iii and iv
Generally, the duration of Acceptable Deferred Defect, ADD for the Air Bases Infrastructure facilities and AMS equipment will be 3 months each deferment. Who can approve the 1st deferment (<3 months)
OIC
OC recommend, CO approve
CO AMS
Program manager DSTA
Generally, the duration of Acceptable Deferred Defect, ADD for the Air Bases Infrastructure facilities and AMS equipment will be 3 months each deferment. Who can approve the 4th deferment and beyond (>9 months)
OC
CO AMS
ALD
DD (AF), SM, DSTA
For Airbases Infrastructure, facilities and AMS equipment. Should there be a requirement for recurrent maintenance during the ADD period,
The unit is to seek an extension for the maintenance until the ADD is cleared
The unit should proceed with the maintenance and close the ADD
The unit should proceed with the maintenance and close the ADD only when the defect is recovered
The unit should proceed with the maintenance and let the contractor choose the ADD
Why is it important to report any accident/incident/hazards? I. To create awareness of the incident/accident and to inform/alert others to avoid making the same mistakes. ii. So that the incident/accident can be analysed and used for the purpose of accident prevention. iii. So as to discipline the servicemen who committed the error. iv, To justify the use of additional resources.
I & iv only
Ii, iii and iv only
I and ii only
I, ii, iii and iv
Any accident/incident that occurs between the time the pilot/crew accepts (upon signing of SAF form 1400) the aircraft for flight/ground-run till the time he/she signs off the aircraft after flight/ground-run, what type of report should be raised?
GAIR
FAIR
AIM - Accident/Incident Management
SOR - Special Occurrence Report
Any accident/incident that occurs outside the time period specified - pilot/crew accepts (upon signing of SAF form 1400) the aircraft for flight/ground-run till the time he/she signs off the aircraft after flight/ground-run, what type of report should be raised?
GAIR
FAIR
AIM - Accident/Incident Management
SOR - Special Occurrence Report
Why is Hazard Reporting important to a Safety programme?
Helps to identify hazards only
Creates awareness of the hazards only
Helps to identify hazards so that they can be eliminated before they lead to accidents and incidents
Merely to fulfil Air Force Logistics Orders' requirement only
For and accident/incident that is sensitive or classified in nature, a confidential FAIR or GAIR should be submitted by the reporting unit via
SIS - Safety Information System
Telecommunication to AFI only
Fax or email the FAIR/GAIR investigation report to AFI
S-NET
Which are the following examples could be reported under HR (Hazard Report)? I. Lack of protective equipment ii. Poor equipment design iii. Discrepancies in application of aircraft working schedules iv. Hazardous air traffic routes/procedures v. Hazardous positioning of aircraft on dispersal vi. Conditions conducive to Foreign Object Damage
I and ii
I, ii and iii
Iv and v
I, ii, iii, iv, v and vi
The following are some situations in which a FAIR/GAIR must be submitted except:
When there's lessons to be learnt from the open reporting
To set the benchmark for disciplining the errant personnel
When there's safety implications to continued operations
When there are serious injuries or fatalities that have resulted from the accident
Defect reporting in RSAF is carried out to accomplish the following objectives: I. To collect engineering and maintenance information for management purposes ii. To enable defects to be investigated and analysed iii. To provide an efficient and effective means of defect information flow to management for critical and urgent cases, thereby enabling quick management decision to operational and maintenance policies. iv. To enable timely updates to the management
I only
I, ii, iii & iv
Ii, iii and iv only
I, ii and iii only
A defect is considered major when
One which is likely to, or has resulted in injury of personnel, or likely to or has caused serious damage to the weapon system or equipment, or likely to or has, prevented the operational weapon fleet performance/readiness/reliability
It has caused a mission to be aborted
It causes an ADG
It has resulted in a cannibalisation
On completion of a Repeated/Recurred investigation, the Prime FMC shall brief ___ and seek concurrence before the prime FMC releases the aircraft
Flying Sqn CO
Workcentre WOIC
Workcentre OIC
CO ALS/CO AOMS
Who oversee the contractors operating the IFI/BDI in RSAF?
ALG
AGSE/AMS
Logs Sqn
For BFIs, the RSAF Fuel Service Provider is responsible for
O level maintenance
Both I and D level maintenance
All O, I and D level maintenance
Only I level maintenance
For JFS, the RSAF Fuel Service Provider is responsible for:
Performing preventive maintenance on mechanical facilities
Performing daily and weekly quality assurance checks on aviation fuel contents in the system
Arranging for overhauls and D level repairs
Performing preventive maintenance on electrical facilities
What is the frequency of the 2nd line servicing on Class 3 AGE?
Annually
3-monthly
6monthly
Monthly
What is the minimum frequency for load testing of lifting and restraining devices if there are no specific requirements in technical manual?
Yearly
2 yearly
3 yearly
4 yearly
Who is the approving authority for the use of alternative parts on AGE classified on Major?
Section HEAD / Project Manager
Branch Head / Program Manager
OC
CMO
What does first line servicing entail?
Partial or complete overhauls
In-site rectification of simple defects that do not require in-depth troubleshooting and workshop facilities
Extensive preventive maintenance
Oil changes
Modifications are carried out on ground support equipment for the following purpose
To improve safety performance, reliability and maintenability
To introduce new components or sub-systems to replace obsolete items
To reduce operating cost and/or meet new operational requirement
All of the above
Ground support equipment modification proposals originates from
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)
Suppliers
RSAF units
All of the above
The approving authority for modification of Support Equipment that interfaces with aircraft/weapon Systems is
CO AOMS/ASMS/ALS
Head Logs Branch
ASMC (Aircraft System Modification Committee)
Program Manager (DSTA-SM-WS-GSP)
The approving authority for modification of Support Equipment that DO NOT interface with aircraft/weapon systems is
CO AOMS/ASMS/ALS
Head Logs Branch
ASMC (Aircraft System Modification Committee)
Program Manager (DSTA-SM-WS-GSP)
What process is required for certain ground support equipment modification to determine its serviceability or applicability before fleet wide application?
Ground modification
Trial modification
Test modification
Technical modification
Modifications of all facilities and M&E systems in Airbases are normally executed with the technical expertise and approval of
ALD
AMS
DSTA
Vendor
All modification proposals on facilities and M&E systems are evaluated by
AMS
System Manager
ALD
Vendor
For modification proposals on facilities and M&E systems, the modification evaluating officer is to seek the engineering advice from ___ prior to any further action
DSTA
ALD
Vendor
AMS
The cost estimate for the modification on facilities and M&E systems is to be provided by
AMS
ALD
Vendor
DSTA
Who is to coordinate with DSTA on the execution of the modifications to the facilities and M&E systems
AMS
ALD
Vendor
No-one, DSTA will coordinate
For those Snr Tech whose technical currency on a system have lapsed for between 2 and 3 years, they can have their basic QST authorisation reinstated by:
Having the WOIC interviewing the personnel
Sitting and passing the relevant QST exam
Having the OC interviewing the personnel, sitting and passing the relevant QST exam
Completing a customised OJT programme stipulated by the unit OC
With the Qualified Senior Tech qualification status. One can perform:
Closing job by signing in the SAF FORM 1400 Worker's (Trademan's) column only)
Closing job by signing in SAF from 1400 both Worker's (Trademan's) and Supervisor's columns
Approving and signing of all ADDs in the SAD Form 1400
Countersigning job done by an OJT
Which of the following qualification can be reinstated by obtaining a concession?
Basic QT and QST qualifications
Advance and special qualifications
Re-qualification of QT and QST after decertification (a result of work incompetency and/or negligence)
All of the above
All the tasks that are to be accomplished by the OJTs are to be predefined. The predefined task list must be endorsed by ___ before it can be officially implemented.
Base Maintenance Centre
Unit CO or HLB
Quality Assurance Branch, ALD
No requirement at all
Maximum time limit to qualify a non-aircraft trade Qualified Senior Tech qualifications is:
8 months
9 months
10 months
12 months
How long must a non-aircraft trade and operator maintainers Snr Tech OJT be on the job before he/she can be considered for his/her initial QST qualification?
3 months
4 months
6 months
8 months
The work centre management is satisfied that a Tech or Senior Tech is still competent although the re-authorisation pre-requisites are not met. A waiver of the requirement of re-authorisation should be submitted to ___ for approval if the Tech or Senior Tech has passed the PKE
Unit CO
Head Logs Branch
Unit OC
Unit WOIC
The work centre management is satisfied that a Tech or Senior Tech is still competent although the re-authorisation pre-requisites are not met. A waiver of requirement of re-authorisation should be submitted to ___ for approval if the Tech or Senior Tech has failed the PKE
Unit CO or Base S4 or Head Log Branch
Unit OC
Head Air Manpower (HAM)
Nobody, as no waiver can be obtained
A general re-authorisation cycle for Tech and Senior Tech is:
6 monthly
9 monthly
12 monthly
As required by the base Quality Assurance Centre
What needs to be done if a qualified Snr Tech does not meet the re-authorisation criteria?
Re-vocationalise the Snr Tech immediately
Interview the Snr Tech by unit management, to gauge his/her suitability, and needs for re-training
Post the Snr Tech out to ALD branches for further exposure
No action is required since the Snr Tech is still productive and re-authorisation is just a paper work exercise
Why is there a need to have the in-house Continuation Trade Learning Program?
Because the external course is costly
Because this is the only training program the the unit conducts
To maintain the knowledge currency for the specialists
Because it is used as the only objective evidence for the re-authorisation of the specialists
Which committee is the approving body for modifications concerning all ground electronics and weapon systems?
RSAF Modification Committee
Ground Electronics and Weapon Systems Modification Committee (GEWSMC)
Aircraft Systems Modification Committee (ASMC)
Software Modification Committee (SMC)
What is the procedure for classified modification submission?
There is no special procedure for classified modification submission and the normal channel applies
There is only one classification for modification ie. Normal
All classified modification is to be submitted directly to the appropriate Committee Chairman for approval after evaluation by the project team.
All classified modifications is to be submitted directly to HAL for approval after evaluation by the project team
Which committee is the approving body for all computer software modifications?
RSAF Modification Committee
Ground Electronics and Weapon Systems Modification Committee (GEWSMC)
Aircraft Systems Modification Committee (ASMC)
Software Modification Committee (SMC)
Which committee is the approving body for any modifications that impact on RSAF aircraft configuration, general support/test equipment and air specialist vehicles?
Aircraft Systems Modification Committee (ASMC)
Software Modification Committee (SMC)
Ground Electronics and Weapon Systems Modification Committee (GEWSMC)
RSAF Modification Committee
When can Out-of-committee approval be sought from the chairman of the relevant modification committee?
When mandatory, immediate compliance of a modification is called for
When classified information is called for
There is no provision for out-of-committee approval
For all modifications safety implications
The purpose of a self-check programme in workcentre is: I. To be more familiar with the procedures in the workcentre. ii. To know the limitations that the workcentre have iii. To identify weaknesses and strengths in order to bring about improvements to the workcentre
I only
Ii only
Iii only
I, ii, iii
In a self check programme, the person responsible for the deliberation and dissemination of the findings is
Quality Assurance Centre (QAC)
Unit OC
Unit Quality Facilitator (QF)
The specialist in charge of the area being self-checked on
After the completion of the self check corrective actions, the verification shall be carried out by
The person who did the self check earlier
The person who proposed the corrective actions
The quality facilitator who planned the self check
The specialist in charge of the area being self-checked on
The verification shall be conducted within ___ after the completion of the self check corrective actions
7 days
14 days
21 days
28 days
Where are the procedures for inspection, maintenance and repair of the camouflage system found?
RSAF - L-00-CNS-5
RSAF L-15-CI-37
Specific camouflage netting manual
RSAF-L-15-GEN-37
What is the minimum inspection frequency of wire ropes and ancillary accessories after the DLP (Defects Liability Period)?
2-yearly
Yearly
Quarterly
Monthly
The ancillary accessories should only be replaced
Yearly
2 yearly
Upon recommendation of the contractor
Upon recommendations of the PE
All AMS heavy plant and equipment modifications are to be endorsed by __ and approved by ___
DSTA/ALD
CO AMS/ALD
DSTA-WSD/Programme Manager or Asst Dir DSTA-WSD
CO AMS/DHAL (P)
Modification evaluation for AMS heavy plant and supporting equipment is to be completed within
2 months
1 month
2 weeks
1 week
___ is to evaluate the modification proposal and present it to ___ for approval if it is supported
DSTA-WSD - Pg M/AD of WSD
OC OSF / CO ACES
DSTA-FMP / AD of BI
DSTA-WSD/HAL
Embodiment of modification is to be carried out after the modification have been approved by___. The unit concerned is to be informed on the approval of the modification proposal
PgM/AD of WSD
CO AMS/ALD
DSTA - FMP / AD of BI
DSTA - WSD/HAL
Fuelling and defuelling of aircraft can be effected either by ___ or ___
Gravity or pressure
Downstream
Circulation or bottom loading
Direct or indirect
What needs to be carried out before new type of fuel is pumped into the bowser?
Type B Test
Millipore Test
Tank Cleaning
If aviation fuel delivered to RSAF Bases by contractor's tankers are unable to off-load the fuel into bulk storage tanks?
Store the fuel in the contractor's tanker
Pour the fuel into the Stoptank
Transfer the fuel to aircraft storage tanks
Transfer the fuel directly into the refuelling refuellers
When refuellers are required to transport aviation fuel off-base, a ___ as per AFLO 006.06.003 must be done and approval must be sought from the ___ or his designated deputy
Task Safety Analysis Base Commander
Risk Assessment BXO
Risk Assessment Flight OC
Risk Assessment Unit CO
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