Tool Responsibility Transfer in Maintenance Operations Quiz

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What type of finish does a twist drill produce when drilling a hole?

Fine finish

Medium finish (correct)

Rough finish

Superfine finish

What is the key factor in tool calibration?

Confidence in equipment accuracy (correct)

Ownership of the tools

Frequency of calibration

Availability of calibration shops

Which component is primarily responsible for the quality of a finished item?

The skill of the craftsperson (correct)

The calibration frequency of tools

The material being worked on

The type of equipment used

What is the purpose of using a reamer after drilling a hole?

To smooth the material inside the hole Signup and view all the answers

In large companies, where are tools that need periodic calibration usually sent?

In-house calibration shops Signup and view all the answers

What does the text suggest about the relationship between tools and workmanship standards?

'Craftsperson skill is the primary determinant of workmanship standards' Signup and view all the answers

For an engineer who owns tools requiring periodic calibration, what must they ensure?

Calibration is performed as needed Signup and view all the answers

'Standards of workmanship' refers to the quality of ____________.

'Completed tasks' Signup and view all the answers

'Tool Calibration' ensures that equipment is calibrated to meet ____________ standards.

'International' Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of calibrating sensitive instruments before each use?

Ensure accurate measurements are taken Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to follow the calibration standards specified by the equipment manufacturer?

To achieve consistency in measurements Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean for a calibration system to be 'traceable by an unbroken chain of comparisons'?

The system can be traced back through increasing levels of accuracy Signup and view all the answers

Why should the user be satisfied that an unbroken traceability chain is in place for calibration?

To ensure consistent measurements are achieved Signup and view all the answers

What role does the design organization play in determining calibration standards?

Defining standards specific to the equipment design Signup and view all the answers

How does periodic calibration contribute to the quality of workmanship?

By reducing errors in measurement processes Signup and view all the answers

What is an advantage of using appropriate standards for calibration across different locations?

Consistency in measurements made using alternate techniques Signup and view all the answers

How does the operation of a methodical system of control aid in test equipment calibration?

By enhancing traceability and consistency in measurements Signup and view all the answers

What is the responsibility of the user regarding tool calibration according to the text?

To verify that an unbroken traceability chain is in place Signup and view all the answers

How should recommendations for calibration standards be handled when not published or specified?

Use standards set by national organizations approved by NAA or EASA. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Issue and receipt of tools are recorded in adjacent columns to easily identify outstanding entries, crucial for preventing serious issues if work is not carried out across shifts.
Missing tools can lead to Foreign Object Damage (FOD), prompting an investigation to locate them and prevent disruptions.
Tool users are responsible for inspecting tools at check-out and reporting any discrepancies to store personnel.
Tools should be returned to stores after use to minimize misplacement and allow for convenient access by other users.
Store staff should check the condition of tools upon return, mark them as received, and position them properly in the store.
Users are required to report damaged or malfunctioning tools promptly for timely repairs to avoid disruptions.
Tools requiring frequent repairs should be investigated for possible mishandling to prevent future issues.
Proper care and control of tools is essential in aviation maintenance engineering to ensure proper maintenance and safety standards.
Aircraft tools are designed to last long if properly maintained and serviced, with measures in place to reduce vulnerability to corrosion.
Engineers are responsible for acquiring and maintaining their own common hand tool set, while special tools required for aircraft maintenance are provided by the maintenance organization.
Tool control procedures involve assigning identification numbers to tools, maintaining detailed records, and ensuring all tools are properly checked and inventoried before releasing an aircraft for service.
Standards of workmanship in aviation maintenance are crucial for ensuring safety, meeting manufacturer's instructions, and adhering to maintenance instructions for acceptable actions.
Hand working of materials and finish standards with hand tools depend on the skill of the craftsperson and the quality of tools used.
Tool calibration is necessary to meet airworthiness codes and company standards, with tools requiring periodic calibration to ensure accuracy and reliability during use.

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