AET NCATT Questions with CORRECT Answers

AET NCATT Questions with CORRECT Answers

Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions FOD
Answer:
Foreign Object Damage


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions FOE
Answer:
Foreign Object Elimination


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Any alien substance or article that invades any component of
the aircraft and which causes or has potential to cause damage to aircraft, persons,
equipment, or otherwise diminish safety.
Answer:
Foreign Object(FO/FOD)


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Any damage or incident attributed to a foreign object that can
be expressed in physical or economic terms which may or may not degrade the
product's required safety and/or performance characteristics.
Answer:
Foreign Object Damage(FOD)


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions A program or process used to assure a FOD-free
product/system.
Answer:
Foreign Object Elimination(FOE)

,Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions The condition where foreign object debris may cause damage,
and/or failure should the product be put into use.
Answer:
Potential Foreign Object Damage(FOD)


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Foreign Object(FO) is also called referred to as what?
Answer:
Foreign Object Debris(FOD)


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Any area where flight hardware is in place and exposure to
foreign objects would potentially cause a system or product failure due to deterioration,
malfunction or damage.
Answer:
Foreign Object Debris(FOD) Designated Area


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Devices such as edge protectors, caps, plugs, and protective
covers used for hoses, cables, ducts, electronic components and other hardware
exposed to potential damage.
Answer:
Foreign Object Debris(FOD) Barriers


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Physical inspection and removal of FO in an assigned area or
a zone.
Answer:
Foreign Object Debris(FOD) Walk/Sweep

, Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Any material that is inadvertently left inside an assembly after
close out or test and any foreign objects in areas from which migration is possible, (e.g.,
through tooling holes, bend relief cutouts, drain holes, intakes, etc.) which are probable
to cause system or component malfunction or deterioration should the product be put
into use.
Answer:
Critical Foreign Object(FO)


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Examples of Consumables
Answer:
Issued apparel (e.g. gloves, hair nets, snoods, booties etc.)


Question:
-Safety glasses and shop coats o Glue, paint, sealant o Rags, gauze pads, swabs
-Sandpaper, brushes, applicators, paper, pens, plastic covers -Stock items (e.g. rivets,
washers, fasteners and other hardware) -Perishable Tools (e.g. drills, reamers, apex
tips) Basic Terms & Definitions Is the responsibility of employees to maintain a clean
and orderly work area with necessary tools, materials, and equipment in their places of
orderly arrangement.
Answer:
Housekeeping


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions Should develop and implement plans and programs to
prevent damage to aerospace products during associated design, manufacturing,
assembly, test, acceptance, packaging, handling, storage, transporting, maintenance,
flight line, and launch operations.
Answer:
FOD Focal Point


Question:
Basic Terms & Definitions What should the FOD Focal Point assure?
Answer:
Focal Point assures that FOD incidents are thoroughly investigated and that incident
reports are completed as applicable.