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  1. True or False: Not all ESDs are required to have qualified tower climbers.
    True (Page 43 in PDF)
  2. All ESDs that support USCG tactical radios are required to have the capability to program these radios using specialized software and a standard radio programming computer called what?
    Laptop Associated with Service, Engineering and Reprogramming (LASER) (Page 44 in PDF)
  3. All tactical radios contain a programmable configuration file called __________ or ________ depending on the radio manufacturer.
    Code Plug or Mission Plan (page 45 in PDF)
  4. What is usually a group of 16 channels with similar usage such as commercial marine band, command and control, Federal interoperability, weather channels, etc.?
    A zone within a code plug (Page 45 in PDF)
  5. What are the two types of radio code plug/mission plans files?
    • Standard Baseline
    • District (Page 45 in PDF)
  6. The district files are constructed primarily using information copied form the various zones in the Standard Baseline files and placed into new zones unique to a geographical location. Those zones created on top of the Standard Baseline are called “_______________” and usually contain the sector communications plan and some unique frequencies that are needed in a particular area or region.
    “Zones of Convenience” (Page 45-46 in PDF)
  7. The construction of the Standard Baseliner file can only be modified by the ____________________, upon direction from Coast Guard Headquarters.
    C5I Communications Product Line (Page 46 in PDF)
  8. Depot-level support is provided by the _______________________ which has sole responsibility to develop, manage, and support USCG standard code plugs based on the CG-wide frequency plans established by C5ISC-ESD-ASB-SM.
    C5I Communications Product Line (Page 46 in PDF)
  9. At no time is the ESD authorized to install, de-install or modify a unit’s standard configuration without whose approval?
    Product Line Manager (Page 47 in PDF)
  10. Each BCD is authorize to accept or decline small work requests typically requiring ________ labor hours or less to complete, based on whether their ESD has the capacity and/or the capability to perform the work (authorization may be delegated to the ESD Supervisor).
    30 labor hours or less (Page 47 in PDF)
  11. True or False; Larger work requests include those that will take more than 30 labors to complete. BCDs and ESDs will not authorize work on large work requests.
    True (Page 48 in PDF)
  12. Labor hours expended for work requests need to be captured in approved logistics tools such as what?
    FLS or Remedy (Page 48 in PDF)
  13. All special project requests are considered __________ priority and will not interfere with an ESD’s normal routine.
    Lowest Priority (Page 48 in PDF)
  14. ESDs should check the status of pending and back-ordered parts once every ______ days and follow up with their Asset Material Manager or local storekeepers for an updated estimated delivery date (EDD).
    30 days (Page 49 in PDF)
  15. What are typically high cost parts that require technicians to return the broken carcass back to the Inventory Control Point (ICP) for repair?
    Mandatory Turn-in Items (MTI) (Page 50 in PDF)
  16. ESDs will perform _______________ FLS physical inventories and report results in accordance with the SFLC Fleet Logistics System (FLS) Physical Inventory Process Guide, CGTO PG-85-00-1630-S.
    Quarterly (Page 51 in PDF)
  17. A Maintenance/Publication Feedback Form (_______) is used for initiating changes to technical manuals, publications, MPC’s, configuration changes or other technical data changes and recommendations
    CG-22 (Page 51 in PDF)
  18. What process begins with the identification of a need for a new, or required change to an existing technical manual, form, publication, MPC, or other technical data?
    CG-22 (Page 51 in PDF)
  19. Who are responsible for verifying they are referring to the most current MPC, manual, or publication revision?
    Originators and QA Inspectors of CG-22s (Page 51 in PDF)
  20. There are __________ priority levels for the processing or disposition of submitted CG-22s.
    3 levels (Page 51 in PDF)
  21. What are the 3 priority levels for the processing or disposition of submitted CG-22s?
    • Routine
    • Non-Routine
    • Urgent (Page 51 in PDF)
  22. If a CG-22 form is required to be submitted; Navigate to SFLC Central, and click on the “_____________” radio button in the CG-22 Maintenance/Publication Feedback box.
    “Submit/Modify Maintenance Publication Feedback” (Page 52 in PDF)
  23. Discuss with Approving Authority (_______________) the need for the CG-22 and obtain the Approving Authority’s concurrence.
    BCD MCO or ESD Supervisor (Page 52 in PDF)
  24. Ensure the BCD MCO’s or ESD Supervisor’s name is entered in the “_______________” block, then save and submit the CG-22.
    “Approving Authority” (Page 52 in PDF)
  25. What 3 blocks must be properly filled out in order for the form to be routed to the appropriate Product Line?
    • Asset Domain and Asset Type
    • Equip Type
    • Technology Type (Page 53 in PDF)
  26. For changes in SOVTs, use the ____________ form available on the “C5I Knowledge Library” on the CG Portal.
    System Improvement Request (SIR) (Page 53 in PDF)
  27. What COMDTINST establishes a requirement for a tool control program (TCP) in all Coast Guard maintenance operations?
    The Coast Guard Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Manual COMDTINST M4105.14 (series) (Page 56 in PDF)
  28. What program encompasses all ESD toolboxes, toolkits, specialty kits, special tools, spare tools, and personal tools are managed by the Tool Control Petty Officer (TCPO)?
    Tool Control Program (Page 56 in PDF)
  29. For an ESD to be in full compliance, all tools must be included on an inventory, labeled to identify its proper location, controlled under a checkout and check-in process, and managed through a quarterly _________________ spot check program.
    Maintenance Supervisor (Page 56 in PDF)
  30. Overall compliance to the tool control program is the responsibility of the ___________ and _____________?
    ESD Supervisor and ESD Maintenance Supervisor (Page 57 in PDF)
  31. The ESD Supervisor and ESD MS shall develop a schedule for _____________ spot check inspections to ensure compliance with the tool control program.
    Quarterly (Page 57 in PDF)
  32. Quarterly spot checks will be conducted only by who?
    Maintenance Supervisor or ESD Supervisor (Page 57 in PDF)
  33. What are portable or stationary, containing general use and special tools?
    Toolboxes (Page 59 in PDF)
  34. The ___________ will be lockable and a tool inventory list will be readily available.
    Toolboxes (Page 59 in PDF)
  35. What will remain locked unless properly checked out?
    All toolboxes (Page 59 in PDF)
  36. Who is responsible for assigning key control?
    ESD Maintenance Supervisor (Page 59 in PDF)
  37. The _______checking out a toolbox is accountable for the toolbox and all tools within while they have it in their possession.
    Maintenance Technician (Page 60 in PDF)
  38. True or False; A complete inventory of all tools within a toolbox will be completed upon checkout and when checked back in.
    True (Page 60 in PDF)
  39. What a briefcase or canvas bag style container of tools to perform general electronics systems maintenance?
    Toolkits (Page 60 in PDF)
  40. ESD technician ___________ will contain general use tools normally for day-to day maintenance?
    Toolkits (Page 60 in PDF)
  41. True or False; The toolkit may include soldering equipment, array of hand tools, and other tools specified by maintenance procedures. Toolkits may also have multi-meters or other measurement type test equipment as part of the kit.
    True (Page 60 in PDF)
  42. All checkout and return actions will be documented where?
    Tool Control Log (Page 60 in PDF)
  43. The ESD _________ is accountable for the toolkit, and all tools within the toolkit while in their possession.
    ESD Maintenance Technician (MT) (Page 61 in PDF)
  44. True or False; The toolkit contents will be inventoried after the maintenance is completed on each asset and will be accounted for at the end of each workday.
    True (Page 61 in PDF)
  45. By signing what log for that toolkit, the MT certifies that all tools are present, clean, and in good working order.
    Tool Control Log (Page 61 in PDF)
  46. True or False; At ESDs with a small number of technicians, toolkits may be assigned to an individual Maintenance Technician. And once assigned to a technician, the toolkits no longer need to be checked out or checked in if needed by the assigned technician.
    True (Page 61 in PDF)
  47. Who should include assigned toolkits in their quarterly spot check?
    ESD Maintenance Supervisors (MS) (Page 61-62 in PDF)
  48. What is a briefcase or canvas bag style container used to carry consumable items to perform maintenance actions/installations such as weather proofing transmission cables, organizing wire bundles, or performing electronic and information system installs?
    Specialty kits (Page 62 in PDF)
  49. What are not required on specialty kits only containing consumable items?
    Inventories (Page 62 in PDF)
  50. What is equipment-unique tools that are designed for a particular piece of equipment by the manufacturer?
    Special Tools (Page 62 in PDF)
  51. Who will designate the storage location of special tools at their ESD and maintain a tool inventory list readily-available special tools?
    Tool Control Petty Officer (TCPO) and ESD Maintenance Supervisor (Page 62 in PDF)
  52. What are those tools permanently assigned to an individual crew member for part or all of their duration at the BCD or ESD?
    Personal Tools (Page 63 in PDF)
  53. As per the U.S. Coast Guard Personal Property Management Manual, COMDTINST M4500.5 (series), reference (w), a “Custody Receipt for Personal Property/Property Pass, DHS Form __________” will be properly filled out for each personal tools issued to a technician.
    Form 560-1 (Page 63 in PDF)
  54. What will not be transferred to a departing crew member’s next unit?
    Personal Tools (Page 63 in PDF)
  55. Tools owned by individual members are required to be marked or etched with what?
    Respective Owner’s Name (Page 64 in PDF)
  56. The term “_______” or “________” has been used to describe, bin full of screwdrivers or pliers used to replace a missing tool from a toolbox drawer cutout which contain only one.
    “Excess” or “Spare” (Page 64 in PDF)
  57. Excess tools will be tracked within the unit’s ___________, inventoried, labeled, and checked out and checked back in.
    Tool Control Log (Page 64 in PDF)
  58. A unit ________________ will be established to track the issue and return of all tools within the unit’s tool control program.
    Tool Control Log (Page 65 in PDF)
  59. Who is responsible for the integrity of the tool control log?
    Tool Control Petty Officer (TCPO) (Page 65 in PDF)
  60. How long are completed tool control logs retained for?
    3 Years (Page 65 in PDF)
  61. How long are pending and completed missing tool reports retained for?
    3 Years (Page 65 in PDF)
  62. How must individual tools within a toolbox or kit be labeled?
    Tools are required to be engraved or permanently color coded in cases where engraving is not possible. (Page 66 in PDF)
  63. When a tool cannot be accounted for at the completion of a maintenance action, the ESD maintenance technician will immediately notify the ___________ of the asset where the maintenance action occurred.
    Maintenance Supervisor (Page 66 in PDF)
  64. When a tool cannot be accounted for during random or scheduled inventory the ESD Supervisor or ESD MS will consult what and identify the last technician to use the tool?
    Tool Control Log (Page 66 in PDF)
  65. When a missing tool cannot be located or a tool is damaged or broken, the ESD technician last using the tool will complete a ____________ and deliver the report to the ESD MS.
    Tool Incident Report (Page 66 in PDF)
  66. ALMIS consists of how many maintenance modules?
    4 (Page 69 in PDF)
  67. What are the 4 maintenance modules of ALMIS?
    • Asset Computerized Maintenance System (ACMS)
    • Aviation Maintenance Management Information System (AMMIS)
    • Decision Support System (DSS)
    • Electronic Asset Logbook (EAL) (Page 69 in PDF)
  68. What tracks asset status and contains maintenance records in ALMIS?
    Electronic Asset Logbook (EAL) (Page 69 in PDF)
  69. Who ensures all ACMS scheduled and EAL unscheduled maintenance actions are completed for all ESDs in their AOR?
    BCD Maintenance Control Officer (Page 70 in PDF)
  70. Who shall monitor EAL daily to ensure all electronic equipment discrepancies are accurate and up to date?
    ESD Maintenance Supervisor (Page 70 in PDF)
  71. ESD Maintenance Supervisor’s ensure no overdue or extended maintenance is pending for the ESDs AOR by close monitoring of the Maintenance Due List (MDL) Report from what module?
    Decision Support System (DSS) Module (Page 70 in PDF)
  72. Sign all completed MPC’s retaining a copy either electronically or via paper for a minimum of________ year?
    1 year (Page 70 in PDF)
  73. Who completes MPC coversheets upon completion of maintenance and deliver to ESD MS for processing?
    ESD Maintenance Technician (Page 71 in PDF)
  74. What application within ALMIS is used to provide a real time view of asset status and any related discrepancies?
    Electronic Asset Logbook (EAL) (Page 71 in PDF)
  75. Data for EAL is entered by operators or technicians and is available to all users in the form of reports, charts, and graphs through what module in ALMIS?
    Decision Support System (DSS) (Page 71-72 in PDF)
  76. ESD Maintenance Supervisors should review the EAL _____________ to ensure proper responses have been entered regarding discrepancies affecting assets within their respective AOR.
    Daily (Page 71 in PDF)
  77. What is the responsibility of the operational community and neither BCDs nor ESDs are authorized to modify the status of any asset within EAL?
    Asset Status (NMC, PMC, FMC) (Page 73 in PDF)
  78. Who are responsible for the accuracy of the “C5I Related” and “C5I Classification” fields in the EAL for all discrepancies within their AOR?
    ESD Maintenance Technicians (Page 73 in PDF)
  79. The “_____________” field, when available for an asset, is used to flag the discrepancy for depot (PL) assistance?
    “C5I Assist” (Page 73 in PDF)
  80. True or false; when entering technician hours in comments, time accounted for on any MPC (remove, install, replace, travel, etc.) shall not be included when calculating hours.
    True (Page 73 in PDF)
  81. When a C5I equipment casualty occurs, the operator that that identified the casualty will enter the initial discrepancy into EAL selecting “_______________” and then notify the servicing ESD.
    “C5I Related” (Page 74 in PDF)
  82. If known, the user should select the closest “______________” that fits the affected system or equipment.
    “C5I Classification” (Page 74-75 in PDF)
  83. Where ALMIS kiosks are available, EAL entries will be made prior to when?
    Departing the Unit (Page 75 in PDF)
  84. The servicing ESD Maintenance Supervisor will review initial discrepancies in EAL within _________ business day and update the maintenance state accordingly.
    1 day (Page 75 in PDF)
  85. All electronics maintenance discrepancies shall be reviewed for accuracy and addressed by the ESD Maintenance Supervisor for initial action in EAL within 01 business day. (If no initial action is recorded with in that time, EAL automatically flags the discrepancy with what symbol?
    “!” (Page 75 in PDF)
  86. When corrective action on an asset is delayed beyond one business day, what are the different codes applied to the discrepancy?
    CF, CFD, PP (Page 75-76 in PDF)
  87. When changing a discrepancy from “PP” to another state what gets erased in the discrepancy comments?
    Document number (Page 75 in PDF)
  88. What type of discrepancy are generally found during an Electronic Technical Assessment (ETA) and require extensive work to correct?
    Carried Forward Depot (CFD) (Page 76 in PDF)
  89. What type of discrepancy shall not be deferred (placed in carried forward or parts pending status), regardless of the duration of discrepancy?
    Disabling discrepancies (Page 77 in PDF)
  90. When entering an initial EAL discrepancy for any surface or C5I asset, a “______________” field will be visible and initially blank. A user must change this field to either “Yes” or “No” before saving the discrepancy.
    “C5I Related” (Page 77in PDF)
  91. True or False; The C5I Related field may be toggled between yes and No multiple times during the life of the discrepancy.
    True (Page 77 in PDF)
  92. Who will ensure the “C5I Related” field is correctly selected when addressing the discrepancy within the required one business day.
    The ESD Maintenance Supervisor (MS) (Page 77 in PDF)
  93. The definition of what type of discrepancy is “any discrepancy and ESD, BCD, or C5I Product Line is actively engaged in repair to include coordination efforts?
    A C5I Discrepancy (Page 77 in PDF)
  94. Discrepancies entered on weekends/holidays that do not result in after-hours action will be addressed when?
    Next business day (Page 78 in PDF)
  95. What will be used to escalate a maintenance record for technical assistance or to request non-free issue C5I and Navy Parts?
    “C5I Assist” (Page 79 in PDF)
  96. Technicians on cutters ___________-foot and greater shall use the “C5I Assist” field to request Depot technical assistance or C5I and Navy Parts.
    175-foot cutters (Page 79 in PDF)
  97. True or False; ESD’s shall inform the units they support to NOT use the “C5I Assist” feature as it will bypass the local ESD delaying their response.
    True (Page 79 in PDF)
  98. Who are required to use the “SFLC/C5I Comment Templates” tool when entering initial comments or an update to the maintenance record?
    ESDs (Page 80 in PDF)
  99. True or False; All discrepancies requiring ESD assistance will have an ESD initial comment even if the supporting unit has already entered their initial comment.
    True (Page 81 in PDF)
  100. True or False; When noting maintenance labor hours in comments, include hours accounted for on MPCs completed during unscheduled effort’s (remove, install, replace, travel, etc.).
    False; Do not include hours form MPCs (Page 81 in PDF)
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