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4–44.
Mishap reports (MRs) provide which
of the following information
concerning aircraft mishaps?
1.
Hazard elimination information
2.
Mishap prevention information
3.
Information about the person
causing the mishap
4.
Information about the progress
of investigation
4–45.
NAVSAFECEN requires that a Class A
aviation mishap be reported
initially by which of the following
means?
1.
Message
2.
Telephone
3.
Mail
4.
Courier
4–46.
An initial message MR for all Class
A and B aviation mishaps will be
submitted within how many hours?
1.
12 hours
2.
24 hours
3.
36 hours
4.
4 hours
4–47.
Aircraft mishap investigations are
conducted for which of the
following reasons?
1.
To determine culpability
2.
To determine total damage
3.
For safety purposes only
4.
For accounting purposes only
4-48.
If an aircraft manned by an aircrew
is involved in a mishap, which of
the following personnel must serve
as a member of the aircraft mishap
board?
1.
AIMD officer
2.
Safety officer
3.
NATOPS qualified officer
4.
Aircrew survival qualified
officer
4–49.
On what form do you report the
hazards responsible for a mishap?
4–50.
Following a mishap. an MIR must be
submitted within how many days?
1.
50
2.
60
3.
30
4.
40
4–51.
What is the purpose of the Mishap
and Hazard Recommendation Tracking
(MISTRAC) Program?
1.
To monitor corrective actions
2.
To ensure all hazards are
reported
3.
To eliminate hazards
4.
To identify corrective actions
4-52.
Under the MISTRAC program, who
monitors corrective action
recommendations?
1.
ASO
2.
CNO
3.
COMNAVAIR
4.
COMNAVSAFECEN
4-53.
When does NAVSAFECEN provide action
agencies with a listing of all
MISRECs?
1.
Semiannually on 1 March and 1
September
2.
Semiannually on 1 April and 1
October
3.
Annually on 15 January
4.
Annually on 1 October
4-54.
Who is responsible for providing
safety education in a command?
1. CO
2. XO
3.
EMO
4.
ASO
1.
Special HR
2.
MIR
3. MR
4. HR
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