M7C20

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The word ―Check is used to describe a task to ensure that:

a condition conforms to prescribed limits.

The word ―Inspect is used to describe a task which requires :

a degree of judgement.

An aircraft maintenance program in an EU territory is approved by the :

Competent authority of EASA.

A Bonded store is one provided to store:

materials and parts which have been proved to conform to specification and are serviceable and approved for aircraft use.

To ensure continued airworthiness, each check has a mandatory Never Exceed Period (NEP). If the check is not completed by the specified time( is exceeded ):

the certificate of airworthiness is invalidated and the aircraft grounded

A Duplicate Inspection is defined as :

An inspection first made and certified by one qualified person and subsequently made and certified by a second qualified person.

Apart from the “high level” contact between the Maintenance Planners and the Operations Planners there is day-to-day contact between maintenance and operations via:

the Technical Log.

The term ‘Quality Assurance’ is used to define :

the planned actions by which the organisation can demonstrate with confidence, or guarantee, that its product or services will satisfy the quality requirements

The Quality System Any approved Part-145 organisation has a quality system consisting of two parts:

Independent audits & A quality feedback reporting system

Small operators and private owners may rely on a paperwork system with installation dates recorded in the:

aircraft Log Book.

a schedule of maintenance checks designed to ensure continuing airworthiness of the aircraft , is called:

Check Cycle.

This is performed on the ramp before every flight.

Transit Check or Pre-Flight Check.

Vital points inspections are:

components which involve duplicate inspections.

Vital points inspections are carried out:

After an area is disturbed.

A hard time engine inspection involves:

Replacement with a new or overhauled component.

A certificate of release to service must be issued after:

A repair has been carried out in accordance with an approved repair scheme.

After a mandatory inspection has been carried out by a licensed engineer , what is issued:

Certificate of release to service.

aircraft maintenance licence shall permit the holder to issue certificates of release to service following base maintenance on aircraft.

An category C

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問題一覧

The word ―Check is used to describe a task to ensure that:

a condition conforms to prescribed limits.

The word ―Inspect is used to describe a task which requires :

a degree of judgement.

An aircraft maintenance program in an EU territory is approved by the :

Competent authority of EASA.

A Bonded store is one provided to store:

materials and parts which have been proved to conform to specification and are serviceable and approved for aircraft use.

To ensure continued airworthiness, each check has a mandatory Never Exceed Period (NEP). If the check is not completed by the specified time( is exceeded ):

the certificate of airworthiness is invalidated and the aircraft grounded

A Duplicate Inspection is defined as :

An inspection first made and certified by one qualified person and subsequently made and certified by a second qualified person.

Apart from the “high level” contact between the Maintenance Planners and the Operations Planners there is day-to-day contact between maintenance and operations via:

the Technical Log.

The term ‘Quality Assurance’ is used to define :

the planned actions by which the organisation can demonstrate with confidence, or guarantee, that its product or services will satisfy the quality requirements

The Quality System Any approved Part-145 organisation has a quality system consisting of two parts:

Independent audits & A quality feedback reporting system

Small operators and private owners may rely on a paperwork system with installation dates recorded in the:

aircraft Log Book.

a schedule of maintenance checks designed to ensure continuing airworthiness of the aircraft , is called:

Check Cycle.

This is performed on the ramp before every flight.

Transit Check or Pre-Flight Check.

Vital points inspections are:

components which involve duplicate inspections.

Vital points inspections are carried out:

After an area is disturbed.

A hard time engine inspection involves:

Replacement with a new or overhauled component.

A certificate of release to service must be issued after:

A repair has been carried out in accordance with an approved repair scheme.

After a mandatory inspection has been carried out by a licensed engineer , what is issued:

Certificate of release to service.

aircraft maintenance licence shall permit the holder to issue certificates of release to service following base maintenance on aircraft.

An category C