Defense Basic Preservation And Packing (Cert) Rated A+

DEFENSE BASIC PRESERVATION AND PACKING (CERT) RATED A+ You have received items you've never packaged before. Where do you find their preservation and packaging requirements? FLIS database search You found an item's 12-digit packaging code. To look it up, you need to use the tables in MIL-STD-2073-1, Appendix J What type of cushioning and dunnage material does this 12-digit packaging code require? No requirement What type of cushioning and dunnage material does this 12-digit packaging code require? Special instructions apply You look up the FLIS packaging requirements for an item. It's 4-digit category code is "ZZ Z Z," which means it Is selective or has special instructions You need to clean an item that you have not handled before. To determine its cleaning process, you check the item's 12-digit packaging code An item has a cleaning code of "I." What does that mean? You decide the bet way to clean the item without injuring the item. Which statement is NOT a basic cleaning and drying requirement? Avoid manually drying items To decide the best cleaning process ( or processes ) for an item, you should consider the type of contaminant(s) and the item's characteristics An item requires immediate, heat-based drying. Using the approved drying process, you can either put the item under an infrared lamp or put it in a heated-air oven Which of the approved drying processes DO NOT use heat? - Allowing the item to drip-dry in a drainer - Wiping the item dry with lint-free cloths - Blowing off moisture with compressed air Which publication defines item preservation requirements for military items? MIL- STD-2073-1 Where would you go to find out which preservative material this item requires? MIL- STD-2073-1, Table J-III Which type of preservative releases vapors that form an invisible protective film around an item to protect it from corrosion? Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors ( VCI ) Where would you go to find out which cushioning material