Npma Certified Professional Property Manager
(Cppm) Module Ii Examination Complete Questions
And Detailed Solutions Latest Update This Year
Q1: NPMA CPPM Module II - what does Module II cover?
A. Only human resources
B. Only marketing
C. Module II covers Property Management - planning, acquisition, control, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental health
safety, risk management, physical inventory, property accounting per NPMA CPPM Body of Knowledge and ASTM E2608
D. No property management
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
C. Module II covers Property Management - planning, acquisition, control, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental
health safety, risk management, physical inventory, property accounting per NPMA CPPM Body of Knowledge and ASTM
E2608
CONCEPT: CPPM Module II scope. CORRECT - A: NPMA National Property Management Association Certified Professional
Property Manager CPPM Module II covers Property Management - Body of Knowledge: planning property management system,
acquisition receiving identification, control records movement, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental health
safety, risk management insurance, physical inventory, property accounting financial reporting, audits per ASTM E2608
Standard Practice for Equipment Control Matrix ECM and Federal Property Management Regulations FMR, FAR Part 45
Government Property. WHY B WRONG: Only marketing false - CPPM Module II property management not marketing - marketing not
in Module II. WHY C WRONG: Only human resources false - HR not Module II - Module II property management planning acquisition
control disposition. WHY D WRONG: No property management false - Module II is property management core. EXAM TIP: Module II =
Property Management - planning acquisition control disposition utilization maintenance EHS risk inventory accounting per ASTM E2608
FAR 45.
Q2: Property management lifecycle per NPMA CPPM?
A. Only acquisition and disposition
B. Lifecycle: planning, acquisition, receiving, identification, control, utilization, maintenance, inventory, disposition, closeout - must
have cradle to grave management per FAR 52.245-1 Government Property and NPMA
C. No lifecycle
D. Only inventory
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
B. Lifecycle: planning, acquisition, receiving, identification, control, utilization, maintenance, inventory, disposition, closeout -
must have cradle to grave management per FAR 52.245-1 Government Property and NPMA
CONCEPT: Property lifecycle. CORRECT - A: Property lifecycle cradle to grave per NPMA CPPM and FAR 52.245-1 Government
Property: planning requirement determination, acquisition purchase lease transfer, receiving inspection, identification marking
tagging, control records location custodian, utilization use, maintenance preventive corrective, physical inventory, disposition
disposal - closeout - must have property management system with procedures for each phase per ASTM E2279 E2608 -
documentation. WHY B WRONG: Only acquisition and disposition incomplete - lifecycle includes planning receiving identification
control utilization maintenance inventory - not only acquisition disposition. WHY C WRONG: No lifecycle false - lifecycle exists cradle to
grave - NPMA teaches lifecycle. WHY D WRONG: Only inventory false - inventory is one phase - lifecycle includes many phases. EXAM
TIP: Lifecycle cradle to grave: planning acquisition receiving identification control utilization maintenance inventory disposition closeout
per FAR 52.245-1.
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,Q3: FAR Part 45 Government Property and property control - CPPM Module II?
A. No FAR Part 45
B. Government property no control needed
C. Only contractor-owned property
D. FAR Part 45 Government Property - Government property is property owned or leased by Government - contractor
responsibilities: property management system 22 outcomes per FAR 45.201, liability, records, reports, physical inventory - property
types: Government-furnished, Contractor-acquired
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
D. FAR Part 45 Government Property - Government property is property owned or leased by Government - contractor
responsibilities: property management system 22 outcomes per FAR 45.201, liability, records, reports, physical inventory -
property types: Government-furnished, Contractor-acquired
CONCEPT: FAR Part 45 Government Property. CORRECT - A: FAR Part 45 Government Property and FAR Clause 52.245-1
Government Property: Government property is property owned or leased by Government - includes Government-furnished
property GFP and Contractor-acquired property CAP - Contractor must have property management system meeting 22
outcomes per FAR 45.201: acquisition, receiving, identification, records, physical inventory, subcontractor control, reports,
relief of stewardship, utilization, maintenance, disposition - liability for loss - property control records must contain 13 data
elements per FAR 45.104 - NPMA CPPM Module II heavily tests FAR 45. WHY B WRONG: No FAR Part 45 false - FAR Part 45
exists - Government Property - core CPPM. WHY C WRONG: Government property no control needed false - Government property
must be controlled - contractor liable - system required. WHY D WRONG: Only contractor-owned false - Government property includes
GFP and CAP - not only contractor-owned - contractor-owned is separate. EXAM TIP: FAR 45 Government Property - GFP
Government-furnished CAP Contractor-acquired - 22 outcomes per 45.201 - 13 data elements per 45.104 - property management
system required.
Q4: Physical inventory per NPMA CPPM Module II - requirements?
A. No reconciliation needed
B. No inventory needed
C. Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 - must perform physical inventory periodically - 100% inventory annually or
per contract, inventory by exception, verify existence location condition, reconcile records, report results, investigate discrepancies,
adjust records - must have procedures
D. Only 10% inventory
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
C. Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 - must perform physical inventory periodically - 100% inventory
annually or per contract, inventory by exception, verify existence location condition, reconcile records, report results,
investigate discrepancies, adjust records - must have procedures
CONCEPT: Physical inventory. CORRECT - A: Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 Standard Practice for
Equipment Control Matrix: must perform physical inventory periodically - typically 100% annually or per contract requirement -
inventory by exception or wall-to-wall - verify existence location condition - reconcile physical to records - investigate
discrepancies - adjust records - report results to Government per FAR 52.245-1 - must have written procedures - types:
wall-to-wall 100%, sampling, by exception - NPMA CPPM Module II tests inventory methods. WHY B WRONG: No inventory
needed false - physical inventory required per FAR 45.511 - Government property must be inventoried. WHY C WRONG: Only 10%
inventory false - typically 100% annually - 10% insufficient - unless sampling statistically valid but generally 100%. WHY D WRONG: No
reconciliation needed false - must reconcile physical to records - investigate discrepancies - adjust records. EXAM TIP: Physical
inventory per FAR 45.511 ASTM E2608 - 100% annually typical - verify existence location condition - reconcile records investigate
discrepancies - report per 52.245-1.
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,Q5: Property accounting and financial reporting - CPPM Module II?
A. No accounting needed
B. Property accounting per FAR and SFFAS - must track acquisition cost, depreciation, capitalization threshold, financial reporting
per SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards, asset valuation, must reconcile property records to general ledger
C. Only count quantity no cost
D. No depreciation
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
B. Property accounting per FAR and SFFAS - must track acquisition cost, depreciation, capitalization threshold, financial
reporting per SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards, asset valuation, must reconcile property records to
general ledger
CONCEPT: Property accounting. CORRECT - A: Property accounting per FAR, SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting
Standards, and ASTM E2132: must track acquisition cost, date, capitalization threshold per agency policy e.g., $25k for federal,
depreciation method straight-line, accumulated depreciation, net book value, financial reporting - must reconcile property
records to general ledger GL - asset valuation - accountable vs non-accountable - property accounting financial reporting
required per CPPM Module II. WHY B WRONG: No accounting needed false - property accounting required - financial reporting - must
track cost depreciation. WHY C WRONG: Only count quantity no cost false - must track both quantity and cost - financial accounting
requires cost. WHY D WRONG: No depreciation false - depreciation required for financial reporting per SFFAS - must track depreciation.
EXAM TIP: Property accounting: acquisition cost date capitalization threshold $25k typical federal depreciation straight-line net book
value reconcile to GL per SFFAS ASTM E2132.
Q6: Maintenance - preventive and corrective - CPPM Module II?
A. Maintenance per NPMA and ASTM: preventive maintenance PM scheduled to prevent failure, corrective maintenance CM repair
after failure, predictive maintenance condition-based - must have maintenance program, maintenance records, maintenance
management - calibration for test equipment per ISO 10012
B. No maintenance needed
C. Only preventive no corrective
D. Only corrective no preventive
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. Maintenance per NPMA and ASTM: preventive maintenance PM scheduled to prevent failure, corrective maintenance CM
repair after failure, predictive maintenance condition-based - must have maintenance program, maintenance records,
maintenance management - calibration for test equipment per ISO 10012
CONCEPT: Maintenance. CORRECT - A: Maintenance per NPMA CPPM Module II and ASTM E2608: preventive maintenance PM
scheduled periodic to prevent failure - e.g., oil change inspection, corrective maintenance CM repair after failure - unplanned,
predictive maintenance condition-based vibration analysis - must have maintenance program with schedules, procedures,
records, maintenance management system - calibration for test measurement equipment per ISO 10012 and ISO 17025 -
maintenance important for readiness utilization. WHY B WRONG: No maintenance needed false - maintenance required - ensures
property readiness extends life - per FAR 45 maintenance outcome. WHY C WRONG: Only corrective no preventive false - need both
preventive and corrective - preventive prevents failure reduces cost. WHY D WRONG: Only preventive no corrective false - need both -
corrective needed when failure occurs. EXAM TIP: PM preventive scheduled to prevent failure, CM corrective repair after failure,
predictive condition-based - maintenance program records calibration per ISO 10012.
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, Q7: Environmental Health Safety EHS and Risk Management - CPPM Module II?
A. EHS per OSHA EPA - must comply with OSHA 1910 safety, EPA environmental - hazardous material handling per 29 CFR
1910.1200 HazCom, storage, disposal per RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, risk management insurance, loss
prevention, safety - property manager responsible EHS compliance
B. No OSHA EPA
C. No EHS needed
D. Only risk no EHS
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. EHS per OSHA EPA - must comply with OSHA 1910 safety, EPA environmental - hazardous material handling per 29 CFR
1910.1200 HazCom, storage, disposal per RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, risk management insurance, loss
prevention, safety - property manager responsible EHS compliance
CONCEPT: EHS risk. CORRECT - A: EHS Environmental Health Safety per OSHA Occupational Safety Health Administration
1910 and EPA Environmental Protection Agency - must comply with OSHA safety 1910, EPA environmental, hazardous
material handling per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazard Communication HazCom, storage handling per OSHA EPA, disposal per
RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, CERCLA, risk management insurance loss prevention safety training, PPE,
property manager responsible for EHS compliance per NPMA CPPM Module II. WHY B WRONG: No EHS needed false - EHS
required - property may contain hazardous materials - must comply OSHA EPA. WHY C WRONG: Only risk no EHS false - need both
EHS and risk management - EHS compliance and risk insurance. WHY D WRONG: No OSHA EPA false - OSHA EPA apply - property
management must comply. EXAM TIP: EHS OSHA 1910 EPA RCRA HazCom 1910.1200 hazardous material storage handling disposal
per RCRA risk management insurance loss prevention.
Q8: Utilization and disposition - CPPM Module II?
A. Utilization must ensure property used for intended purpose per FAR 45 - utilization reviews, excess identification - Disposition per
FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation - methods: transfer, donation, sale, abandonment destruction - must follow
plant clearance - documentation - closeout
B. Property can be used for personal use
C. No utilization review
D. No disposition process
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. Utilization must ensure property used for intended purpose per FAR 45 - utilization reviews, excess identification -
Disposition per FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation - methods: transfer, donation, sale, abandonment
destruction - must follow plant clearance - documentation - closeout
CONCEPT: Utilization disposition. CORRECT - A: Utilization per FAR 45.201: must ensure property used for intended purpose -
utilization reviews - identify excess idle property - Disposition per FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation 41
CFR 102 - methods: transfer to other agency, donation per 102-37, sale per 102-38, abandonment destruction per 102-36, plant
clearance process - must have documentation - closeout - CPPM Module II heavily tests disposition methods - excess vs
surplus - personal use prohibited. WHY B WRONG: No utilization review false - utilization reviews required - ensures property used
efficiently - identifies excess. WHY C WRONG: Property can be used for personal use false - Government property cannot be used for
personal use - prohibited - misuse. WHY D WRONG: No disposition process false - disposition process per FAR 45.602 and FMR 102 -
plant clearance - must follow. EXAM TIP: Utilization reviews excess identification - Disposition per FAR 45.602 FMR 102-36 102-37
102-38 - transfer donation sale abandonment destruction - plant clearance - personal use prohibited.
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(Cppm) Module Ii Examination Complete Questions
And Detailed Solutions Latest Update This Year
Q1: NPMA CPPM Module II - what does Module II cover?
A. Only human resources
B. Only marketing
C. Module II covers Property Management - planning, acquisition, control, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental health
safety, risk management, physical inventory, property accounting per NPMA CPPM Body of Knowledge and ASTM E2608
D. No property management
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
C. Module II covers Property Management - planning, acquisition, control, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental
health safety, risk management, physical inventory, property accounting per NPMA CPPM Body of Knowledge and ASTM
E2608
CONCEPT: CPPM Module II scope. CORRECT - A: NPMA National Property Management Association Certified Professional
Property Manager CPPM Module II covers Property Management - Body of Knowledge: planning property management system,
acquisition receiving identification, control records movement, disposition, utilization, maintenance, environmental health
safety, risk management insurance, physical inventory, property accounting financial reporting, audits per ASTM E2608
Standard Practice for Equipment Control Matrix ECM and Federal Property Management Regulations FMR, FAR Part 45
Government Property. WHY B WRONG: Only marketing false - CPPM Module II property management not marketing - marketing not
in Module II. WHY C WRONG: Only human resources false - HR not Module II - Module II property management planning acquisition
control disposition. WHY D WRONG: No property management false - Module II is property management core. EXAM TIP: Module II =
Property Management - planning acquisition control disposition utilization maintenance EHS risk inventory accounting per ASTM E2608
FAR 45.
Q2: Property management lifecycle per NPMA CPPM?
A. Only acquisition and disposition
B. Lifecycle: planning, acquisition, receiving, identification, control, utilization, maintenance, inventory, disposition, closeout - must
have cradle to grave management per FAR 52.245-1 Government Property and NPMA
C. No lifecycle
D. Only inventory
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
B. Lifecycle: planning, acquisition, receiving, identification, control, utilization, maintenance, inventory, disposition, closeout -
must have cradle to grave management per FAR 52.245-1 Government Property and NPMA
CONCEPT: Property lifecycle. CORRECT - A: Property lifecycle cradle to grave per NPMA CPPM and FAR 52.245-1 Government
Property: planning requirement determination, acquisition purchase lease transfer, receiving inspection, identification marking
tagging, control records location custodian, utilization use, maintenance preventive corrective, physical inventory, disposition
disposal - closeout - must have property management system with procedures for each phase per ASTM E2279 E2608 -
documentation. WHY B WRONG: Only acquisition and disposition incomplete - lifecycle includes planning receiving identification
control utilization maintenance inventory - not only acquisition disposition. WHY C WRONG: No lifecycle false - lifecycle exists cradle to
grave - NPMA teaches lifecycle. WHY D WRONG: Only inventory false - inventory is one phase - lifecycle includes many phases. EXAM
TIP: Lifecycle cradle to grave: planning acquisition receiving identification control utilization maintenance inventory disposition closeout
per FAR 52.245-1.
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,Q3: FAR Part 45 Government Property and property control - CPPM Module II?
A. No FAR Part 45
B. Government property no control needed
C. Only contractor-owned property
D. FAR Part 45 Government Property - Government property is property owned or leased by Government - contractor
responsibilities: property management system 22 outcomes per FAR 45.201, liability, records, reports, physical inventory - property
types: Government-furnished, Contractor-acquired
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
D. FAR Part 45 Government Property - Government property is property owned or leased by Government - contractor
responsibilities: property management system 22 outcomes per FAR 45.201, liability, records, reports, physical inventory -
property types: Government-furnished, Contractor-acquired
CONCEPT: FAR Part 45 Government Property. CORRECT - A: FAR Part 45 Government Property and FAR Clause 52.245-1
Government Property: Government property is property owned or leased by Government - includes Government-furnished
property GFP and Contractor-acquired property CAP - Contractor must have property management system meeting 22
outcomes per FAR 45.201: acquisition, receiving, identification, records, physical inventory, subcontractor control, reports,
relief of stewardship, utilization, maintenance, disposition - liability for loss - property control records must contain 13 data
elements per FAR 45.104 - NPMA CPPM Module II heavily tests FAR 45. WHY B WRONG: No FAR Part 45 false - FAR Part 45
exists - Government Property - core CPPM. WHY C WRONG: Government property no control needed false - Government property
must be controlled - contractor liable - system required. WHY D WRONG: Only contractor-owned false - Government property includes
GFP and CAP - not only contractor-owned - contractor-owned is separate. EXAM TIP: FAR 45 Government Property - GFP
Government-furnished CAP Contractor-acquired - 22 outcomes per 45.201 - 13 data elements per 45.104 - property management
system required.
Q4: Physical inventory per NPMA CPPM Module II - requirements?
A. No reconciliation needed
B. No inventory needed
C. Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 - must perform physical inventory periodically - 100% inventory annually or
per contract, inventory by exception, verify existence location condition, reconcile records, report results, investigate discrepancies,
adjust records - must have procedures
D. Only 10% inventory
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
C. Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 - must perform physical inventory periodically - 100% inventory
annually or per contract, inventory by exception, verify existence location condition, reconcile records, report results,
investigate discrepancies, adjust records - must have procedures
CONCEPT: Physical inventory. CORRECT - A: Physical inventory per FAR 45.511 and ASTM E2608 Standard Practice for
Equipment Control Matrix: must perform physical inventory periodically - typically 100% annually or per contract requirement -
inventory by exception or wall-to-wall - verify existence location condition - reconcile physical to records - investigate
discrepancies - adjust records - report results to Government per FAR 52.245-1 - must have written procedures - types:
wall-to-wall 100%, sampling, by exception - NPMA CPPM Module II tests inventory methods. WHY B WRONG: No inventory
needed false - physical inventory required per FAR 45.511 - Government property must be inventoried. WHY C WRONG: Only 10%
inventory false - typically 100% annually - 10% insufficient - unless sampling statistically valid but generally 100%. WHY D WRONG: No
reconciliation needed false - must reconcile physical to records - investigate discrepancies - adjust records. EXAM TIP: Physical
inventory per FAR 45.511 ASTM E2608 - 100% annually typical - verify existence location condition - reconcile records investigate
discrepancies - report per 52.245-1.
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,Q5: Property accounting and financial reporting - CPPM Module II?
A. No accounting needed
B. Property accounting per FAR and SFFAS - must track acquisition cost, depreciation, capitalization threshold, financial reporting
per SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards, asset valuation, must reconcile property records to general ledger
C. Only count quantity no cost
D. No depreciation
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
B. Property accounting per FAR and SFFAS - must track acquisition cost, depreciation, capitalization threshold, financial
reporting per SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards, asset valuation, must reconcile property records to
general ledger
CONCEPT: Property accounting. CORRECT - A: Property accounting per FAR, SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting
Standards, and ASTM E2132: must track acquisition cost, date, capitalization threshold per agency policy e.g., $25k for federal,
depreciation method straight-line, accumulated depreciation, net book value, financial reporting - must reconcile property
records to general ledger GL - asset valuation - accountable vs non-accountable - property accounting financial reporting
required per CPPM Module II. WHY B WRONG: No accounting needed false - property accounting required - financial reporting - must
track cost depreciation. WHY C WRONG: Only count quantity no cost false - must track both quantity and cost - financial accounting
requires cost. WHY D WRONG: No depreciation false - depreciation required for financial reporting per SFFAS - must track depreciation.
EXAM TIP: Property accounting: acquisition cost date capitalization threshold $25k typical federal depreciation straight-line net book
value reconcile to GL per SFFAS ASTM E2132.
Q6: Maintenance - preventive and corrective - CPPM Module II?
A. Maintenance per NPMA and ASTM: preventive maintenance PM scheduled to prevent failure, corrective maintenance CM repair
after failure, predictive maintenance condition-based - must have maintenance program, maintenance records, maintenance
management - calibration for test equipment per ISO 10012
B. No maintenance needed
C. Only preventive no corrective
D. Only corrective no preventive
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. Maintenance per NPMA and ASTM: preventive maintenance PM scheduled to prevent failure, corrective maintenance CM
repair after failure, predictive maintenance condition-based - must have maintenance program, maintenance records,
maintenance management - calibration for test equipment per ISO 10012
CONCEPT: Maintenance. CORRECT - A: Maintenance per NPMA CPPM Module II and ASTM E2608: preventive maintenance PM
scheduled periodic to prevent failure - e.g., oil change inspection, corrective maintenance CM repair after failure - unplanned,
predictive maintenance condition-based vibration analysis - must have maintenance program with schedules, procedures,
records, maintenance management system - calibration for test measurement equipment per ISO 10012 and ISO 17025 -
maintenance important for readiness utilization. WHY B WRONG: No maintenance needed false - maintenance required - ensures
property readiness extends life - per FAR 45 maintenance outcome. WHY C WRONG: Only corrective no preventive false - need both
preventive and corrective - preventive prevents failure reduces cost. WHY D WRONG: Only preventive no corrective false - need both -
corrective needed when failure occurs. EXAM TIP: PM preventive scheduled to prevent failure, CM corrective repair after failure,
predictive condition-based - maintenance program records calibration per ISO 10012.
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, Q7: Environmental Health Safety EHS and Risk Management - CPPM Module II?
A. EHS per OSHA EPA - must comply with OSHA 1910 safety, EPA environmental - hazardous material handling per 29 CFR
1910.1200 HazCom, storage, disposal per RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, risk management insurance, loss
prevention, safety - property manager responsible EHS compliance
B. No OSHA EPA
C. No EHS needed
D. Only risk no EHS
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. EHS per OSHA EPA - must comply with OSHA 1910 safety, EPA environmental - hazardous material handling per 29 CFR
1910.1200 HazCom, storage, disposal per RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, risk management insurance, loss
prevention, safety - property manager responsible EHS compliance
CONCEPT: EHS risk. CORRECT - A: EHS Environmental Health Safety per OSHA Occupational Safety Health Administration
1910 and EPA Environmental Protection Agency - must comply with OSHA safety 1910, EPA environmental, hazardous
material handling per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazard Communication HazCom, storage handling per OSHA EPA, disposal per
RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, CERCLA, risk management insurance loss prevention safety training, PPE,
property manager responsible for EHS compliance per NPMA CPPM Module II. WHY B WRONG: No EHS needed false - EHS
required - property may contain hazardous materials - must comply OSHA EPA. WHY C WRONG: Only risk no EHS false - need both
EHS and risk management - EHS compliance and risk insurance. WHY D WRONG: No OSHA EPA false - OSHA EPA apply - property
management must comply. EXAM TIP: EHS OSHA 1910 EPA RCRA HazCom 1910.1200 hazardous material storage handling disposal
per RCRA risk management insurance loss prevention.
Q8: Utilization and disposition - CPPM Module II?
A. Utilization must ensure property used for intended purpose per FAR 45 - utilization reviews, excess identification - Disposition per
FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation - methods: transfer, donation, sale, abandonment destruction - must follow
plant clearance - documentation - closeout
B. Property can be used for personal use
C. No utilization review
D. No disposition process
Answer & ULTRA-Detailed Rationale:
A. Utilization must ensure property used for intended purpose per FAR 45 - utilization reviews, excess identification -
Disposition per FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation - methods: transfer, donation, sale, abandonment
destruction - must follow plant clearance - documentation - closeout
CONCEPT: Utilization disposition. CORRECT - A: Utilization per FAR 45.201: must ensure property used for intended purpose -
utilization reviews - identify excess idle property - Disposition per FAR 45.602 and FMR Federal Management Regulation 41
CFR 102 - methods: transfer to other agency, donation per 102-37, sale per 102-38, abandonment destruction per 102-36, plant
clearance process - must have documentation - closeout - CPPM Module II heavily tests disposition methods - excess vs
surplus - personal use prohibited. WHY B WRONG: No utilization review false - utilization reviews required - ensures property used
efficiently - identifies excess. WHY C WRONG: Property can be used for personal use false - Government property cannot be used for
personal use - prohibited - misuse. WHY D WRONG: No disposition process false - disposition process per FAR 45.602 and FMR 102 -
plant clearance - must follow. EXAM TIP: Utilization reviews excess identification - Disposition per FAR 45.602 FMR 102-36 102-37
102-38 - transfer donation sale abandonment destruction - plant clearance - personal use prohibited.
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