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Per the NIFE SOP, what is the CRM role and responsibility of the student? correct answers The
student is responsible for procedures delineated in reference (c) and all crew member duties to
include, nav, communication, checklists, and backing up the PIC by monitoring aircraft
performance. As applicable, you SHALL control navigational aids, radios, transponder, and
perform duties assigned. If the instructor ceases training, the student SHALL acknowledge and
continue crew member duties, unless otherwise directed.
What are our takeoff weather minimums? correct answers 1,500' ceiling / 3SM visibility in the
general area
Which checklist must you know, and be able to execute strictly from memory? correct answers
The "Before-Landing" checklist
Altimeter needs to be within ___ of airfield elevation correct answers 75ft
CRM Definition correct answers The effective use of all available resources by individuals,
crews, and teams to safely and efficiently accomplish the mission or task.
7 critical skills of CRM correct answers Decision-making
Assertiveness
Mission analysis
Communication
Leadership
Adaptability
Situational awareness
DESCRIBE: decision-making correct answers The ability to choose a COA using logical and
sound judgment based on all available info.
DESCRIBE: assertiveness correct answers The willingness to actively participate, state, and
maintain a position until convinced by the facts that other options are better.
DESCRIBE: mission analysis correct answers The ability to develop different types of plans, and
to coordinate, allocate, and monitor crew and aircraft resources.
DESCRIBE: communication correct answers The ability to clearly and accurately send and
acknowledge info.
Which CRM skill is the foundation to be able to use the other 6? correct answers Communication
DESCRIBE: leadership correct answers The ability to direct and coordinate the activities of
other crew members or wingmen, and to motivate a crew to work together as a team.
, DESCRIBE: adaptability correct answers The ability to alter a COA based on new info, maintain
constructive behavior under pressure, and adapt to changes.
DESCRIBE: situational awareness correct answers The degree of accuracy by which one's
perception of the current environment mirrors reality.
What is a Class A Mishap? correct answers Involves:
1. $2.5million or more in damage
2. and/or total loss of aircraft
3. death/permanent disability of personnel
Explain: Fixed Wing intent for flight correct answers Brakes are released, and/or takeoff power
is applied. Continues until clear of runway.
Explain: Rotary Wing intent for flight correct answers Takeoff power is applied. Continues until
full weight is on skids/landing gear.
The 3 levels of ORM correct answers 1. In-depth
2. Deliberate
3. Time critical
The 4 principles of ORM correct answers 1. Accept risk when benefits outweigh the costs
2. Accept no unnecessary risk
3. Anticipate and mitigate risk by planning
4. Make risk decisions at the right level
ABCD model correct answers Assess the situation
Balance resources
Communicate to others
Do and Debrief the event
The ORM process/5 steps correct answers IAM-IS:
Identify hazards
Assess hazards
Make risk decisions
Implement controls
Supervise
Define GLOC correct answers Gravity-induced loss of consciousness occurs from oxygen
deprivation to the brain, which is due to changes in acceleration forces.
What is the main cause of GLOC? correct answers The "push-pull" effect, which involves
experiencing positive G-forces immediately after negative G-forces.
Define AGSM correct answers Anti-G Straining Maneuver. This is a two phase technique that
helps prevent GLOC during high G maneuvers.
Per the NIFE SOP, what is the CRM role and responsibility of the student? correct answers The
student is responsible for procedures delineated in reference (c) and all crew member duties to
include, nav, communication, checklists, and backing up the PIC by monitoring aircraft
performance. As applicable, you SHALL control navigational aids, radios, transponder, and
perform duties assigned. If the instructor ceases training, the student SHALL acknowledge and
continue crew member duties, unless otherwise directed.
What are our takeoff weather minimums? correct answers 1,500' ceiling / 3SM visibility in the
general area
Which checklist must you know, and be able to execute strictly from memory? correct answers
The "Before-Landing" checklist
Altimeter needs to be within ___ of airfield elevation correct answers 75ft
CRM Definition correct answers The effective use of all available resources by individuals,
crews, and teams to safely and efficiently accomplish the mission or task.
7 critical skills of CRM correct answers Decision-making
Assertiveness
Mission analysis
Communication
Leadership
Adaptability
Situational awareness
DESCRIBE: decision-making correct answers The ability to choose a COA using logical and
sound judgment based on all available info.
DESCRIBE: assertiveness correct answers The willingness to actively participate, state, and
maintain a position until convinced by the facts that other options are better.
DESCRIBE: mission analysis correct answers The ability to develop different types of plans, and
to coordinate, allocate, and monitor crew and aircraft resources.
DESCRIBE: communication correct answers The ability to clearly and accurately send and
acknowledge info.
Which CRM skill is the foundation to be able to use the other 6? correct answers Communication
DESCRIBE: leadership correct answers The ability to direct and coordinate the activities of
other crew members or wingmen, and to motivate a crew to work together as a team.
, DESCRIBE: adaptability correct answers The ability to alter a COA based on new info, maintain
constructive behavior under pressure, and adapt to changes.
DESCRIBE: situational awareness correct answers The degree of accuracy by which one's
perception of the current environment mirrors reality.
What is a Class A Mishap? correct answers Involves:
1. $2.5million or more in damage
2. and/or total loss of aircraft
3. death/permanent disability of personnel
Explain: Fixed Wing intent for flight correct answers Brakes are released, and/or takeoff power
is applied. Continues until clear of runway.
Explain: Rotary Wing intent for flight correct answers Takeoff power is applied. Continues until
full weight is on skids/landing gear.
The 3 levels of ORM correct answers 1. In-depth
2. Deliberate
3. Time critical
The 4 principles of ORM correct answers 1. Accept risk when benefits outweigh the costs
2. Accept no unnecessary risk
3. Anticipate and mitigate risk by planning
4. Make risk decisions at the right level
ABCD model correct answers Assess the situation
Balance resources
Communicate to others
Do and Debrief the event
The ORM process/5 steps correct answers IAM-IS:
Identify hazards
Assess hazards
Make risk decisions
Implement controls
Supervise
Define GLOC correct answers Gravity-induced loss of consciousness occurs from oxygen
deprivation to the brain, which is due to changes in acceleration forces.
What is the main cause of GLOC? correct answers The "push-pull" effect, which involves
experiencing positive G-forces immediately after negative G-forces.
Define AGSM correct answers Anti-G Straining Maneuver. This is a two phase technique that
helps prevent GLOC during high G maneuvers.
