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  1. Similarly an entire Section III page can be deleted (even if it is completely filled out) by clicking the “______” icon just to the right of the “+” icon.
    “-“ (Page 24 in PDF)
  2. The technician or supervisor submits the completed 4790/CK-C4IT form(s) to who?
    C4ITSC Configuration data Manager (CDM) (Page 24 in PDF)
  3. Prior to submission to the CDM, all pages of the 4790/CK-C4IT shall be assembled into how many .pdf files?
    Single .pdf file (Page 24 in PDF)
  4. What is the naming convention of the 4790/CK-C4IT .pdf file?
    4790-Ck-C4IT-(Unit Name)-DDMMMYYYY (Page 24 in PDF)
  5. If more than one submission is made on the same day a sequential number shall be added after what on the naming convention?
    After the Unit name (ex. 4790-CK-C4IT-(Unit Name)-#-DDMMMYYYY) (Page 24 in PDF)
  6. The C4ITSC Configuration data Manager (CDM) receives the submitted 4790/CK-C4IT, reviews it to ensure it is properly and fully completed, resolves any problems with it, and enter data into ________.
    FLS (Page 25 in PDF)
  7. At the discretion of the CDM, they shall perform what of the data in FLS to ensure it matches the data in the 4790/CK-C4IT submission? This is a brief quality check to spot any possible errors or omissions.
    Spot Check (Page 25 in PDF)
  8. Once the FLS entry has been verified, as needed, the ____________ shall send an email to the original submitter of the form informing them that the data has been entered into FLS and enter the date the email was sent in the appropriate data field.
    CDM (Page 25 in PDF)
  9. What character on the maintenance record indicates an open discrepancy?
    A Red letter “O” (Page 5 in PDF)
  10. What character on the maintenance record indicates a closed discrepancy?
    A Green “C” (Page 5 in PDF)
  11. What characters on the maintenance record indicates carried forward?
    CF (Page 5 in PDF)
  12. What characters on the maintenance record indicates parts pending?
    PP (Page 5 in PDF)
  13. What character on the maintenance record indicates a grounding/disabled discrepancy?
    A Red “X” (Page 5 in PDF)
  14. What character on the maintenance record in the discrepancy status column, indicates a deferred maintenance discrepancy over 30 days old that requires extension by EO?
    A Red “!” (Page 5 in PDF)

  15. What would this symbol indicate in EAL?
    On the maintenance record, indicates the asset is in bravo status (Page 5 in PDF)

  16. What would this symbol indicate in EAL?
    On the maintenance record, indicates the asset is not in bravo status (status may be NMCM,NMCS, or NMCD) (Page 5 in PDF)

  17. In EAL what would this symbol indicate on a maintenance record?
    Indicates a “Dock Check” is required (Page 5 in PDF)

  18. In EAL what would this symbol indicate on a maintenance record?
    Indicates dock check has been completed (Page 5 in PDF)

  19. In EAL what would this symbol indicate on a maintenance record?
    Indicates underway test results are satisfactory (Page 5 in PDF)
  20. What are the 3 ways to defer maintenance?
    Carrying Forward/ Parts Pending/ Squawking (Page 6 in PDF)
  21. What is the system for MDL’s for ALMIS?
    Decision Support System (DSS) (Page 19 in PDF)
  22. What is the recommended frequency for an ALMIS MDL auto report generation?
    Weekly (Page 28 in PDF)
  23. A document number should be entered within _________ hours for all Parts Pending deferrals?
    72 Hours (EAL Training on CG Portal)
  24. What rule is a good rule-of-thumb that recommends assigning chunks that require less than 80 hours to complete?
    80-hour rule (Page 104 in PDF)
  25. How often are ESD Compliance Assessments “spot-checked” by Base C4IT leadership?
    Annually, during years that a LCI is not performed (Page 7 in PDF)
  26. When do ESD Supervisors receive a completed assessment report?
    10 days (Page 10 in PDF)
  27. ESD Supervisors shall compile an Action Plan to address all discrepancies identified by the assessment and provide a copy to the Assessment Team Leader within how many days?
    30 days (Page 11 in PDF)
  28. How often are ESD assessments?
    Annually except during LCI years (Page 12 in PDF)
  29. What is considered an overall passing score for an ESD Compliance Assessment?
    Above 80% (Page 12 in PDF)
  30. On the ESD Inspection Checklist, what must a section average to get a passing grade?
    An average of 70% or higher in any section (Page 12 in PDF)
  31. When should ESD supervisors notify C4IT Dept. of discrepancies upon ESD relief?
    Within 1 week of relieving the ESD Supervisor (Page 13 in PDF)
  32. The Director of Operations and Logistics (DOL) conducts Logistics Compliance Inspections (LCIs) for ESD on what basis?
    Triennial basis (Page 14 in PDF)
  33. True or False; LCIs focus on the performance of the business processes associated with modernized assets under the Coast Guard’s new business model.
    True (Page 14 in PDF)
  34. What process guide (PG) establishes a methodical and organized approach to coordinating and executing visits by C4IT support entities to operational assets and units?
    C4IT Site Visit Coordination Process Guide (Page 7 in PDF)
  35. The current site visit request program was launched ________________ by C4IT Service Center (C4ITSC) Field Services Division (FSD) via agreement with LANT (30-CF) for LANT cutter forces, and was soon expanded to include PACAREA cutters.
    December 2010 (Page 7 in PDF)
  36. The establishment of what at the Centralized Service Desk (CSD) in St. Louis has enabled the expansion of this program to include all C4IT assets and units – both afloat and shore-side?
    Electronics Functional Team (EFT) (Page 7 in PDF)
  37. For requestors without access to CGFIXIT, the C4IT Site Visit form (___________) is the tool to submit C4IT-related visit requests to units or assets.
    (CSD-4701) (Page 15 in PDF)
  38. True or False; Visits to multiple units can be requested on one single CSD-4701.
    (Page 15 in PDF)
  39. What report allows both site visitors and the visited units and their commands to monitor the status of pending visit requests and scheduled visits?
    C4IT Scheduled Site Visit (Page 15 in PDF)
  40. The C4IT Scheduled Site Visit report consists of multiple PDF files, these files are actively maintained and updated weekly by who?
    CSD EFT (Page 15 in PDF)
  41. Each C4IT Scheduled Site Visit report will include at a minimum what entries?
    • The affected asset or C4IT site
    • Scheduled start date of visit
    • Scheduled end date of the visit (Page 15 in PDF)
  42. The C4IT Scheduled Site Visit files are organized by what boundary?
    District (Page 15 in PDF)
  43. The C4IT Scheduled Site Visit are divided into 2 categories, what are the categories?
    Confirmed Site Visits and Pending Site Visits (Page 15 in PDF)
  44. “__________________” in the filename of the C4IT Scheduled Site Visit is indicating that the visits have been approved and scheduled.
    Confirmed Site Visits (Page 15 in PDF)
  45. “__________________” in the filename of the C4IT Scheduled Site Visit is indicating that the prospective visit is not yet approved and is still in planning.
    Pending Site Visits (Page 15 in PDF)
  46. Each C4IT Scheduled Site visit report entries will include what?
    • Remedy Work Order
    • The affected asset or C4IT site
    • Notes (typically reflect the purpose of the visit)
    • Scheduled start date
    • Scheduled end date for the visit (Page 15 in PDF)
  47. What is used internally at the CSD EFT for tracking the visit?
    Remedy Work Order (Page 15 in PDF)
  48. Changes to the contents of these C4IT Scheduled Site Visit are only made by what personnel?
    CSD EFT (Page 16 in PDF)
  49. Effective and timely coordination with the proper ________ and ________________ to schedule any visit to afloat asset is critical.
    SFLC and Sector Representatives (Page 17 in PDF)
  50. C4IT Scheduled Site Visit requests should be made more than ________ days in advance to allow for the scheduling process to complete normally.
    30 days (Page 17 in PDF)
  51. The correct SFLC and Sector point of contact (POC) depends on the specific ______________.
    SFLC Product Line (Page 17 in PDF)
  52. The obligation to satisfy any security clearance requirements to access any appropriate spaces at or on a C4IT site rests with who?
    The visitor or the shore-side C4IT support entity directing the visit (Page 18 in PDF)
  53. The ___________ is neither involved in nor responsible for obtaining or providing any personnel security clearance information on any C4IT site visitors.
    CSD EFT (Page 18 in PDF)
  54. Contractor visit requests should be validated by a ______________ to assess the level of security clearance the visit will require and to ensure that the Contractor’s current security clearance meets the visit’s security requirements?
    Government Representative (Page 18 in PDF)
  55. All submitted visit requests (via CGFIXIT SRM or CSD-4701s) should be processed as quickly as possible and within ___________ days of submission.
    30 days (Page 19 in PDF)
  56. What phase consists of completing and submitting either a CGFIXIT C4IT Site Visit Request or a CSD-4701 Site Visit Request?
    Request Phase (Page 19 in PDF)
  57. Who can submit the Site Visit Request?
    • The visitor
    • The unit or staff directing the visit be performed
    • The unit being visited (Page 19 in PDF)
  58. The C4IT Site Visit Request is in the _____________________ category of the CGFIXIT Service Request Module.
    Cutter & Shore Electronics Maintenance category (Page 19 in PDF)
  59. Requestors who don’t have access to CGFIXIT shall submit C4IT site visit requests via email using what form?
    CSD-4701 (Page 19 in PDF)
  60. The requester shall take particular care to complete the entire questionnaire on which page to provide the maximum amount information to ensure all requirements of the visit can be satisfied.
    Page 2 (Page 19 in PDF)
  61. The completed CSD-4701 form contains sensitive operational information about movements of CG vessels. Both the requestor and the CSD shall handle the completed form as what type of data?
    For Official Use Only (FOUO) (Page 19 in PDF)
  62. Site Visit Requests should be submitted at least ________ days prior to the desired visit start date.
    30 days (Page 20 in PDF)
  63. Which phase is the most critical and complicated portion of the C4IT site visit coordination proves?
    Schedule Phase (Page 21 in PDF)
  64. The EFT analyst then records the visit in the C4IT Scheduled Site Visit Report (not the Remedy Work Order) with the initial status of “___________”.
    Pending (Page 21 in PDF)
  65. If the visit involves a configuration change to the visited asset, the EFT analyst determines whether the _____________________ for the affected item is the visit requester.
    Core Technology Manager (Page 21 in PDF)
  66. If the Core Technology Manager does not confirm that the configuration change has been approved, the _________ notifies the requester that the site visit cannot be scheduled and directs the requester to contact the Core Technology Manager.
    EFT Analyst (Page 21 in PDF)
  67. True or False; If the configuration change is to non-CG-owned equipment or assets the change does not require approval as a TCTO or Prototype.
    True (Page 21 in PDF)
  68. Then, depending on whether the unit is a Sector asset, a Cutter or any other unit, the _________ contacts unit visited with the visit request and copies the servicing BCD and ESD along with (as applicable) the Sector EO, the SFLC APM or AM, or the DSF Logistics Department Chief.
    EFT Analyst (Page 21 in PDF)
  69. If the unit is a Major Cutter, the EFT analyst shall contact _______ or ___________ prior to contacting the cutter to coordinate the cutter scheduling.
    LANT-37CF or PAC-37CF (Page 21 in PDF)
  70. Once visit dates are agreed and finalized, the EFT analyst sends a visit notice to all cognizant parties and revises the ____________________?
    C4IT Scheduled Site Visit Report (Page 22 in PDF)
  71. At __________ working days prior to the scheduled visit date, the EFT analyst re-contacts the requester to confirm that the visit is still to take place.
    10 (Page 22 in PDF)
  72. The CSD EFT does not participate in which phase of the C4IT Scheduling Site Visit process?
    Perform (Page 25 in PDF)
  73. The ________ phase determines if the visit occurred as scheduled and identifies any residual issues.
    Verify (Page 25 in PDF)
  74. Who will verify that the visiting entity stated that they completed the associated site visit documentation?
    CSD EFT (Page 25 in PDF)
  75. If the visiting entity stated that they did not complete the associated site visit documentation, _____________ will notify the appropriate SFLC or C4ITSC PLM or CTM.
    CSD EFT (Page 25 in PDF)
  76. Who will NOT examine or validate the documentation resulting from the site visit?
    CSD EFT (Page 25 in PDF)
  77. A key part of which phase is the completion and analysis of the OPTIONAL post-visit surveys; one by the visited unit and one by the visitor (or site visit requestor).
    Verify (Page 25 in PDF)
  78. Who shall create, maintain and manage the post-visit surveys?
    CSD EFT (Page 25 in PDF)
  79. The ___________________ at CSD coordinates the visit with the affected asset or unit, the SFLC product line (if cutter or boat), the associated Base C4IT Department, and the prospective visitor to ensure no obstacles or conflicts exist in order to increase the likelihood of a successful vist.
    Electronics Functional Team (EFT) (Page 29 in PDF)
  80. The EFT should process the CSD-4701 Site Visit Request within how many days?
    30 (Page 29 in PDF)
  81. What is the 3rd step in the ORM model?
    Assess Risks (Page 15 in PDF)
  82. What is the 4th step in the ORM model?
    Identify Options (Page 15 in PDF)
  83. What is the 6th step of the ORM model?
    Execute Decision (Page 15 in PDF)
  84. What are the 7 steps of the ORM model?
    • Identify Mission Tasks
    • Identify Hazards
    • Assess Risks
    • Identify Options
    • Evaluate Risk vs Gain
    • Execute DecisionMonitor Situation (Page 15 in PDF)
  85. The first 3 steps of the ORM process embody ____________, _______________, _______________?
    Hazard Identification, Assessment, Abatement (Page 15 in PDF)
  86. Do no work alone when performing maintenance on any energized equipment where voltages in excess of ________ volts exist?
    30 Volts (Page 18 in PDF)
  87. A safety observer should have immediate access to a safety board or bag with the required safety equipment and at a minimum a ______________ or a ________________.
    Non-conductive cane or a 15ft length of rope (preferably ½ to 5/8 inch hemp or cotton rope) (Page 18 in PDF)
  88. Use a fall protection system for any work performed or conducted above _____ feet?
    4 feet (Page 18 in PDF)
  89. A fall restraint system must be used when between _____ to _______ft.
    4 to 6 ft. (Page 18 in PDF)
  90. What system must be used for heights greater than 6 ft.?
    Fall –Arrest system (Page 18 in PDF)
  91. When must special measures be taken to measure voltage?
    When working on energized circuits rated greater than 300 volts (Page 18 in PDF)
  92. True or False; Do not work on energized electrical or electronic when hands or clothing are wet, or if the deck or floor is wet?
    True (Page 19 in PDF)
  93. How should large capacitors be stored?
    With a shorting wire across their terminals (Page 19 in PDF)
  94. How long should you short a capacitor for?
    30 seconds (Page 19 in PDF)
  95. _____________ are the preferred method for Lockout/Tag-out device because of the greater physical security they provide over tags.
    Locks (Page 23 in PDF)
  96. ON what date of each year, all lock-out/tags-out device(s) serial numbering shall be restarted and any LOTO device(s) that are still active shall be replaced with a new LOTO device?
    October 1st (Page 24 in PDF)
  97. True or False; In situations such as Remote Sites, where a unit’s designated authorizing official is not present and cannot be reasonably expected to be at the remote site, any technician on site will fulfill this role.
    False (Senior Tech) (Page 24 in PDF)
  98. Who is the only person authorized to re-energize a circuit if more than one party is involved?
    Person who removes the last lock or tag (Page 26 in PDF)
  99. How frequent is an audit on the LOTO log on afloat unit?
    Every 2 weeks (Page 27-28 in PDF)
  100. How frequent is an audit on the LOTO log for an ashore unit?
    At least monthly (more frequently at the direction of the shop supervisor) (Page 27-28 in PDF)
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