EAL Unit 78 - Tools and Aircraft Part Storage

Which of the following, best describes a lost tool on an aircraft?

• Loose Article

• Uncontrolled

• FOD

• Annoyance

How can you confirm, at the point of use, your precision measuring tool is accurate?

• Check calibration date and carry out zero check

• Measure an item

• You wont know until you use it

• Check it against another tool that you know is correct

For a Shadow Board system to be able to control tools, what else must be used in conjunction with it?

• Booking in and out log

• Log cards

• Tagging

• Computer records

How can you control tools that have many parts?

• Tool Tagging

• Log cards

• Loan tags

• Booking in and out system

How would you store metal cutting tools?

• Keep them in a draw together

• Separate from each other

• It doesn't matter how you store them

• Make sure they are well oiled

How do you safely store PME?

• Keep PME in their own boxes

• Hang PME on a tagging shadow board

• Keep PME in a layer of oil to avoid corrosion

• Wrap PME in bubble wrap

What does CAA stand for?

• Civilian Aircraft Academy

• Civilian Aviation Assembly

• Civilian Aviation Authority

• Civil Aircraft Authority

Which of these is the regulations pertaining to aircraft technicians and their licensing?

• Part 145

• Part 147

• Part 55

• Part 66

Where are aircraft parts stored that are fit for purpose?

• Bonded Store

• Tool Store

• Quarantine Store

• Spares Store

Where are aircraft parts that are received from suppliers, inspected before released to service?

• Bonded Store

• At the manufacturers location

• Quarantine Store

• Tool Store