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  1. What are used to transfer funds, often to fund travel and GFE?
    FTAs (Page 19 in PDF)
  2. Who shall draft a purchase order to fund Topside Maintenance Task upon approval of the budget appropriation?
    C4ITSC-FSD (Page 20 in PDF)
  3. True or False; Availability funds shall be used for TCTOs.
    False; Shall not (Page 20 in PDF)
  4. What are funded either by the product lines with their designated AFC-42 funds or by MEP/LSSU/CG Yard AFC-42 designated funds?
    CFRs (Page 20 in PDF)
  5. Who shall track fund expenditure via Financial Procurement Desktop?
    C4ITSC-FSD (page 20 in PDF)
  6. What fund code is for the removal and storage of antennas?
    AFC-30 NOT AFC-42 (Page 20-21 in PDF)
  7. Due to the commercial availability contract process, commercial locations are not known until approximately ____________ weeks prior to the start of the availability.
    Eight weeks (Page 21 in PDF)
  8. All transducers shall be replaced during the regular scheduled dry-dock closest to the _________ anniversary in accordance with the CMP.
    4th Anniversary (Page 21 in PDF)
  9. All large antennas like CEMT-229-B, D7061-L and HF NVIS shall be replaced at ________-year cycles, dock-side.
    6-year (Page 21 in PDF)
  10. AN/SPS-73 radar pedestals and both (X and S band) antenna arrays shall be replaced while the asset id dock-side immediately after the regularly scheduled ___________-year dry-dock availability.
    4 year (Page 21 in PDF)
  11. What fund code is for mast preservation, safety matting and CGOne connections?
    AFC-30 (Page 21 in PDF)
  12. Foundations, hull rings, cable transits and stuffing tubes are typically funded with what AFC code?
    AFC-45 (Page 21 in PDF)
  13. Who funds SESEF testing for the CG?
    CG-6 (Page 22 in PDF)
  14. What can be tested at a SESEF Range?
    Communications, IFF systems, TACAN certifications, and DF Calibrations (Page 22 in PDF)
  15. What do unit ETs do with unit’s test equipment prior to a Mission Effectiveness Project (MEP) availability?
    Unit ETs shall remove and ship test equipment to the centralized electronic test equipment program loan pool (Page 23 in PDF)
  16. What must be done with CASREPs prior to entering a Mission Effectiveness Project (MEP) availability?
    Asset must defer all CASREPs until 30 days after the completion of the MEP availability (Page 23 in PDF)
  17. What meeting addresses GFE for all approved CF discrepancies, CSMP forms and TCTOs?
    1st A-Team Meeting (Page 23 in PDF)
  18. GFE shall requisitioned with an anticipated arrival date of no greater than _______ days prior to the Arrival Conference.
    15 days (Page 23 in PDF)
  19. The servicing ESU or its designated inspector shall maintain custody of ________ to be turned over to contractor at a time determined at the Arrival Conference.
    GFE (Page 24 in PDF)
  20. True or False: Recognizing that major cutters have an Electronics Material Officer (EMO) and Electronic Technicians assigned, an ESU may defer the duties and responsibilities of some aspects of the cutter’s availability to personnel assigned to the cutter, including the duties of inspectors.
    True (page 24 in PDF)
  21. Who should participate in the Technical Assessment (prior to the LRMP review), the LRMP review, the A-team meetings, and the walkthrough (following the second A-team meeting) to maintain awareness of all related issues and availability work?
    ESU/ESD (Page 24 in PDF)
  22. What is the basic requirement for PPE during an availability?
    Hard hat, steel toe shoes, eye protection, and ear plugs/muffs (Page 25 in PDF)
  23. When should an Electronic Technical Assessment be conducted?
    3-6 months prior to the Long Range Maintenance Plan (LRMP) review (Page 29 in PDF)
  24. What consists of a walk-through verification of asset’s electronics infrastructure and maintenance data integration?
    Technical Assessment (Page 29 in PDF)
  25. Who is responsible of completing the Technical Assessment?
    ESUs or their designated representative (Page 29 in PDF)
  26. ESUs shall validate any ______________ discrepancies and ensure they are considered for inclusion in the Electronics Work List.
    Carried Forward (CF) discrepancies (Page 29 in PDF)
  27. The results of a Technical Assessment shall be documented on cutter-class specific Technical Assessment forms that are available form who?
    C4IT-FSD (Page 29 in PDF)
  28. What type of systems shall be verified by the servicing ESU during the technical assessments to ensure systems hold pressure and are leak free?
    Dry Air Systems (Page 29 in PDF)
  29. Dry-dock and dock-side availabilities depend on advance preparations. To facilitate availability work item preparation, ESUs and C4ITSC FSD will receive notification by message form SFLC PDM for each availability. The availability message is sent out anywhere from ___________ weeks prior to availability, depending on the type of availability.
    29-46 weeks (Page 30 in PDF)
  30. Upon completion of the Technical Assessment for an availability, who shall provide a copy of the Electronics Work List (EWL) to asset EO/EMO, Port Engineer (SFLC PE), and C4ITSC FSD for evaluation?
    ESU (Page 30 in PDF)
  31. ESUs or their designated representative shall review all approved electronics TCTOs and schedule those TCTOs that need to be performed during an availability period using which process?
    The A-Team Process (Page 30 in PDF)
  32. ESUs shall assist in validating the electronics availability Carried Forward (CF) discrepancies and generating CSMP forms. These CF and CMP forms shall be submitted to the unit EO prior to the ______________ review.
    LRMP review (Page 31 in PDF)
  33. For modernized assets, all discrepancies found should be logged into the asset’s Electronic Asset Logbook (EAL) in ALMIS in accordance with the appropriate product line’s business rules. Items requiring work during the availability period should be “___________________”.
    Carried Forward Depot (CFD) (Page 31 in PDF)
  34. The _________ review is convened by the Port Engineer representative with the unit EO/EPO and/or Sector EO.
    LRMP review (Page 31 in PDF)
  35. The intent of the Long Range Maintenance Plan (LRMP) review is to develop the ______________ List.
    Availability Work List (Page 31 in PDF)
  36. Funding is based on actual cost estimates form the last six years, per _____________ and _________.
    Contracted Workbook and FLS (Page 31 in PDF)
  37. An ___________________ List will be constructed at the LRMP review using the Maintenance Requirements (MRL), Maintenance Due List (MDL), Depot-Level MPCs, and information from the Electronics Work List.
    An Availability Work List (Page 31 in PDF)
  38. What meeting verifies that all approved LRMP review Work List items are included as specification items? This meeting also defines the overall package and addresses GFE, CF discrepancies, CSMP forms and TCTOs.
    First Availability Planning Team (A-team) Meeting (Page 31 in PDF)
  39. At the completion of the A-team Meeting the __________ sends a spreadsheet with a list of GFE to be furnished as part of the availability to the associated PL inventory manager.
    RDPM (Page 31 in PDF)
  40. A __________________, which is a collection of all individual work items specifications, will be e-mailed to all A-team members.
    A Draft Availability Specification (Page 32 in PDF)
  41. Items, such as transducer replacements, do not require what? These work items are performed routinely in accordance with a planned cycle and are automatically scheduled in the MRL and CMP.
    CF and CSMP forms (Page 32 in PDF)
  42. What forms identify maintenance items that are beyond the capability of assets crew?
    CSMP forms (page 32 in PDF)
  43. What discrepancies identify items that are beyond the capability of asset’s crew for modernized units?
    CF (page 32 in PDF)
  44. Who submits a Draft Specification rev. 0 to the A-team members for review? This draft availability specification is a completion of work items specifications that, depending on the asset type.
    AFLC PDM (Page 32 in PDF)
  45. What meeting identifies specification changes necessary to send the procurement package out for pricing?
    Second A-team Meeting (Page 33 in PDF)
  46. For assets without assigned ETs, who shall designate an inspector for each electronics work item?
    ESU (Page 33 in PDF)
  47. What conference provides a forum to develop a common understanding of the contract, scope of work and administrative details?
    Arrival Conference (Page 33 in PDF)
  48. Who ensures any electronic systems-related Condition Found Reports, Deficiency Reports and Specification Feedback Reports are acted upon promptly?
    Contracting Officer Technical Representative (COTR) (Page 34 in PDF)
  49. Who must me designated in writing, by the Contracting Officer?
    COTR (Page 34 in PDF)
  50. Who is the only person who is authorized to modify the contractual agreement between the Coast Guard and the contractor?
    The Contracting Officer (Page 34 in PDF)
  51. Who shall report to the COTR and provide technical expertise for evaluation and acceptance of availability work items?
    Inspectors (page 34 in PDF)
  52. What meeting is used to collect lessons learned from the availability process and identify area for improvement? The meeting also discusses discrepancies that existed when the asset was delivered back to operational unit, along with recommended corrective actions.
    The 3rd A-team meeting (Page 34 in PDF)
  53. What form will be used to provide specification feedback?
    Form CG-22 (Page 34 in PDF)
  54. A _________ is a locally-generated form that is used to document specific discrepancies that require substantial maintenance actions?
    A Current Ships Maintenance Project (CSMP) (Page 36 in PDF)
  55. What is the form number for a CSMP?
    CG-2920 in PDF)
  56. The ____________ method use electrical insulation tape (self-vulcanizing tape), electrical tape and an electrical coating.
    The 2-2-1 method (Page 12 in PDF)
  57. Electrical coating should be applied when possible within temperature range of _______________?
    32-95 degrees F (Page 12 in PDF)
  58. Self-vulcanizing tape must be applied above ________ degrees F?
    32 degrees F (Page 12 in PDF)
  59. The method’s recommended maximum life (time between applications) is approximately ___________ months?
    12 months (Page 12 in PDF)
  60. What are the 2 types of roll-on sleeves approved for use in the CG?
    Gel-in-the-Middle Connector Protector (GIMCP) and RayOLOn Sealing Sleeves (Page 13 in PDF)
  61. How does the GIMCP roll-on sleeve seal?
    By simply rolling on the protector and finishing with tie wraps (Page 13 in PDF)
  62. How does the RayOLOn sleeve seal?
    Roll-on sleeve over gel tape (Page 13 in PDF)
  63. GIMCP is appropriate for _____________ use only?
    Topside (Page 13 in PDF)
  64. What is the recommended max life of GIMCP sleeves?
    Several years (Page 13 in PDF)
  65. What is RayOLOn sleeve maximum life?
    Several years (Page 13 in PDF)
  66. What networks are RayOLOn sleeves not suitable for?
    Communication networks due to water absorption (.5% for 24 hours at 73 degrees) (Page 14 in PDF)
  67. What are the 4 different Coast Guard-authorized weatherproofing methods?
    • 2-2-1 method
    • Cold Shrink
    • Heat Shrink
    • Roll-on sealing sleeves (Page 15 in PDF)
  68. When weatherproofing inline connectors, cutting self-vulcanizing tape long enough to complete how many layers and how far should the tape extend beyond the connectors?
    2 Layers and 1 inch beyond connectors (Page 15 in PDF)
  69. How often shall 2-2-1 connections be inspected?
    Quarterly (Page 20 in PDF)
  70. What weather proofing practice is the preferred method when weatherproofing a surface mounted/antenna base connection to minimize corrosion?
    2-2-1 (Page 21 in PDF)
  71. How far past the connector should Cold/Heat Shrink extend past the connector?
    2 inches past each connector end (Page 22 in PDF)
  72. What type of roll-on has been approved for all topside protection applications that are regularly opened for maintenance and is also approved for equipment that is cross-decked between deploying and returning ships?
    RayOLOn sleeves (Page 26-27 in PDF)
  73. In accordance with the Weatherproofing PG, any electrical connection being left unconnected for more than __________ hours or in inclement weather shall be weatherproofed to prevent water intrusion, water build up or corrosion to occur?
    8 Hours (Page 27 in PDF)
  74. For emergency use, how should plastic bags be used?
    Connector shall be hung so bag will drain to bottom away from connector. The bag shall be given a away to drain so as not to retain moisture. (Page 27 in PDSF)
  75. What is the best practice to weatherproof Wire Antennas?
    Use silicone grease (Page 27 in PDF)
  76. What process guide prescribes the methodology for the maintenance of an accurate record of and accounting for the configuration of shore-side C4IT hardware connected to CGOne or SIPRNET?
    Shore-side C4IT Hardware Configuration Status Accounting Process Guide CGTO PG-85-00-2000T (Page 7 in PDF)
  77. The existence of this single configuration management database in what enables a more holistic management approach by C4IT Product Lines (PLs) and Core Technologies (CTs), especially the Enterprise Information Systems Infrastructure (EISI) and Network (NET) Product Lines at TISCOM? It provides a more rapid response to cyber-related events and issues affecting C4IT configuration items.
    Fleet Logistics System (FLS)
  78. The OPNAV 4790/CK form deemed to be insufficient to document the required information regarding a shore-side C4IT hardware configuration change. The new _________ for was developed to meet the need.
    4790/CK-C4IT (Page 9 in PDF)
  79. Individuals serving as the C4ITSc Configuration Data Manager must be designated as a Configuration Manager and Configuration Data Manager within the Organization “______________” in FLS.
    “C4ITSC FSD” (Page 12 in PDF)
  80. All configuration changes to shore-side C4IT hardware configuration items must be accurately and correctly captured where?
    FLS (Page 13 in PDF)
  81. Any configuration change that is not accurately and correctly captured in FLS is a ______________.
    Discrepancy (Page 13 in PDF)
  82. Shore-side C4IT hardware configuration changes typically fall into four basic categories, what are they?
    • Installation
    • De-Installation
    • Replacement
    • Relocation (Page 15 in PDF)
  83. What category includes initial installation of a configuration item and the discovery of a shore-side C4IT hardware configuration item that has not yet been enrolled in FLS?
    Installation (Page 15 in PDF)
  84. Which category includes the de-installation of an existing/installed configuration item? This type of configuration change also includes, lost, missing, destroyed, or stolen configuration items.
    De-Installation (Page 15 in PDF)
  85. Which category includes the de-installation of an existing/installed configuration item along with the installation of another configuration item as a replacement for the first item?
    Replacement (Page 15 in PDF)
  86. Which category includes the de-installation of an existing/installed configuration item from one location and the re-installation of that same configuration in a different location?
    Relocation (Page 15 in PDF)
  87. Submission of what form is required when any configuration changes are made to shore-side hardware C4IT equipment?
    4790/CK-C4IT (Page 15 in PDF)
  88. True or False; The 4790/CK-C4IT form shall be submitted for configuration changes that involve solely software, operating systems, enterprise applications, or other non-hardware configuration changes.
    False; SHALL NOT (Page 16 in PDF)
  89. The configuration status accounting of she-side C4IT hardware connected to CGOne or SIPRNET will be performed in what program?
    Fleet Logistics System (FLS) (Page 19 in PDF)
  90. True or False; FLS is not replacing Oracle FAM as the official property management system for General Purpose Property (GPP) of which Coast Guard Standard Workstations (CGSWs) are included.
    True (Page 19 in PDF)
  91. Who is responsible for notifying the unit Property Officer or Property Custodian of a possible required change to an Oracle FAM record?
    The technician who makes a C4IT configuration change (Page 19 in PDF)
  92. Who has changed its financial accounting and property management process for C4IT systems from a component level basis to a Higher Level Assembly (HLS) basis?
    Commandant (CG-6) (Page 20 in PDF)
  93. What is an interconnected series of components that function together as a unique asset that processes information and presents it to a user base? And is accounted for and managed as Fielded Sites, Mock-Ups, Trainers, Simulators, and Enterprise Service Suites, rather than managing each individual component.
    C4IT HLA (Page 20 in PDF)
  94. Higher Level Assemblies are enrolled and tracked via what?
    Fleet Logistics System (FLS) (Page 20 in PDF)
  95. Who will perform the duties of the Configuration Data Manager (CDM) for shore-side C4IT hardware connected to CGOne or SIPRNET?
    The C4ITSC Field Services Division (Page 22 in PDF)
  96. The CDM maintains the integrity of the shore-side C4IT hardware where?
    FLS (Page 22 in PDF)
  97. The technician or their supervisor recognizes that an action has or is about to occur that will result in a configuration change. Such affirmation is the trigger that a ____________ form must be completed.
    4790/CK-C4IT (Page 23 in PDF)
  98. Sections on the 4790/CK-C4IT must be completed for submission?
    Sections I and II on Page 1 and at least one Section III on Page 2 (Page 23 in PDF)
  99. True or False; Multiple Section IIIs shall be used when multiple configuration changes are being documented as part of the same 4790/CK-C4IT submission.
    True (Page 23 in PDF)
  100. Page 2 can be replicated by clicking “_____” icon on the lower left of the form.
    “+” (Page 23 in PDF)
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