AMCT LEVEL 2

What is the function of feeler gauges in aviation maintenance?

• To inspect runway conditions

• To check fuel levels

• To calibrate engines

• To measure small clearances or gaps between components

What is the purpose of marking tools in aviation maintenance?

• To schedule inspections

• To identify critical areas on the aircraft

• To track maintenance personnel

• To outline maintenance procedures

In aviation maintenance, what defines acceptable levels of uncertainty for tools and equipment?

• Aircraft blueprints

• Maintenance logs

• Material Safety Data Sheets

• Tolerance limits established by the manufacturer

Why are safety glasses or goggles necessary in certain jobs?

• To prevent eye injuries from hazards like chemicals or flying debris

• To improve vision clarity in low-light conditions

• To enhance peripheral vision during complex tasks

• To comply with uniform regulations

What is the primary purpose of receiving station procedures in aviation maintenance?

• To inspect and verify parts against purchase orders

• To manage flight schedules

• To train new personnel

• To conduct safety briefings

Why must approved tools and equipment be used for aircraft maintenance activities?

• To meet safety and regulatory standards

• To reduce maintenance costs

• To speed up maintenance procedures

• To improve passenger comfort

Why are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) important in aviation?

• They provide quick reference in case of chemical spills or injuries

• They list employee contact information

• They detail aircraft maintenance schedules

• They specify passenger safety instructions

What is the purpose of a JET ENGINE risk assessment?

• To identify hazards like intake suction and jet blast

• To determine fuel efficiency

• To regulate cabin pressure

• To monitor engine temperature

What does COSHH stand for in aviation safety regulations?

• Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health

• Comprehensive Occupational Safety and Health Hazards

• Chemical Operations Safety and Health Handbook

• Certified Occupational Safety and Health Hierarchy

What is the purpose of Foreign Object Debris (FOD) prevention measures at airports?

• To prevent damage to aircraft from loose objects

• To control passenger flow

• To inspect baggage

• To clean runways