Crew Chief Certification Training

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Crew Chief Certification Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of the essential principles and regulations governing Air Force crew chief duties with this comprehensive quiz. Whether you are preparing for certification or just want to refresh your knowledge, this quiz is designed for all aspiring crew chiefs.

Topics covered include:

Air Force Qualification Training Package (AFQTP)
Explosives safety protocols
Decertification procedures
Roles and responsibilities of Munitions Crew Chiefs

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InspectingEagle123

The Air Force Qualification Training Package (AFQTP) was developed to

To establish maximum training and certification requirements for personnel seeking crew chief training

To establish minimum training and certification requirements for personnel seeking crew chief certification

To ensure adequate training for munitions 5 level requirements

To determine if members seeking crew chief certification are qualified to tell people what to do

The AFQTP applies to

Crew Chiefs with an operation containing 2 or more workers

All personnel who perform crew chief duties regardless of crew size

Only active duty members seeking crew chief qualification

The commander and section chiefs

The cardinal rule of explosives safety is

Expose the maximum number of people to the minimum amount of ammunition and explosives for the minimum amount of time consistent with safe and efficient operations

Expose the minimum number of people to the minimum amount of explosives for the maximum amount of time consistent with safe and efficient operations

Expose the minimum number of people to the minimum amount of ammunition and explosives for the minimum amount of time consistent with safe and efficient operations

Expose the minimum number of animals to the minimum amount of mailmen for the minimum amount of time consistent with safe and efficient mail delivery.

Who may decertify individuals IAW DAFI 36-2670?

Any Certified Crew Chief that determines decertification is necessary

Munitions supervision, Flight/Section Chiefs, Section/Element NCOIC, or the individual's supervisor

Quality Assurance, Support Supervisor, and First Sergeant

Munitions Career Field Manager

Select all that apply to Munitions Crew Chiefs

Control The Operation

Set and enforce standards

Responsible for providing bottled water during any operation

Provide positive/constructive feedback

Responsible for ensuring all crew members are current on all components of the physical fitness examination

Responsible to and for crew members

Conduct and verify training/qualifications

Ready to lead in emergency situations

Responsible for encouraging every crew member to reenlist

Who can be a crew chief?

Any Airman who is confident and capable of directing all phases of an operation

A professional Airman with a minimum of 7 skill level who possesses the confidence and ability to direct all phases of an operation

A professional Airman with a minimum of 5 skill level who displays the knowledge, confidence, and ability to direct all phases of an operation

Any Airman who can direct all phases of an operation while maintaining a current motorcycle drivers license

Who must you notify when beginning, placing on hold, or completing an operation

Munitions Operations

Munitions Control

Squadron Commander

A1C Hernandez-Mendoza

A red X on an AFTO Form 244 indicates

There is a discrepancy with the equipment that must be resolved upon completion of an operation

The equipment is considered unsafe or unservicable

The condition of the equipment is unknown and a more serious condition may exist

The equipment is awaiting a signature from Munitions Support Equipment Maintenance personnel, but is safe for use.

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