Human Factors 2024 TP. Hồ Chí Minh UEH Skills

Đề thi Human Factors – Initial (Cat A/B/Technical staff) – Module 09A – Iss02/Rev02

20 questions
10 min
Answer key

Exam info

Subject
Human Factors
Exam type
Skills
Questions
20
Duration
10 min
Year
2024
Answers
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Questions (20)

  1. Q 1.

    The Majority of Maintenance Errors are caused during:

    • A.

      Installation.

    • B.

      Servicing.

    • C.

      Removal.

  2. Q 2.

    A latent failure is defined as:

    • A.

      A mistake that has already been made but has not yet caused an Incident or accident.

    • B.

      Receiving bad instruction from a manager who is out of touch with maintenance.

    • C.

      A failure which could not have been predicted.

  3. Q 3.

    The incident where a B737 lost it cabin ceiling is a direct result of:

    • A.

      Engine vibration

    • B.

      Design factors

    • C.

      Human error

  4. Q 4.

    It was calculated that approximately 70-80% of all aircraft accidents were attributable to the:

    • A.

      Human error

    • B.

      Maintenance error

    • C.

      Pilots error

  5. Q 5.

    If you are given a task and you are not clear of the contents, then you should:

    • A.

      Consult the appropriate/relevant approved data

    • B.

      Ask someone who has done it before

    • C.

      Consult type course notes

  6. Q 6.

    British Airways BAC-111; windscreen blown out is due to:

    • A.

      Flight crew mistakes.

    • B.

      Shift maintenance team is responsible for installing the incorrect bolts during the windscreen replacement,

    • C.

      Stores In charge issued a wrong Part number of screws/bolts

  7. Q 7.

    The famous Murphy's Law says:

    • A.

      If something can go wrong, it will.

    • B.

      If something can go wrong, we can stop it

    • C.

      If something can go wrong, we can blame others

  8. Q 8.

    The environmental noise level has an effect on maintenance team it:

    • A.

      Always improves concentration and quality of work.

    • B.

      Always decreases concentration and quality of work.

    • C.

      Has no effect on concentration of quality of work.

  9. Q 9.

    The eye receive optical signals and send them to the:

    • A.

      Blood vessels and right side of the brain for evaluation

    • B.

      Brain and brain evaluates the information if the visual impressions of both eyes are matched

    • C.

      Left side of the brain for evaluation

  10. Q 10.

    One of the factors can affect and limit the clarity of sight are:

    • A.

      If the Technician wearing power glasses

    • B.

      Hot or clod environment

    • C.

      The distance and the angle of the object from the viewer

  11. Q 11.

    The part of the eye controls the amount of light that is allowed to enter the eyes is called:

    • A.

      The pupil.

    • B.

      The iris.

    • C.

      The cornea.

  12. Q 12.

    The eyesight of an AMT/Engineer is the responsibility of:

    • A.

      The optician & Shift In-Charge

    • B.

      The Individual engineer

    • C.

      The Quality Manager & Company Doctor.

  13. Q 13.

    Human performance is limited by:

    • A.

      Physical factors only.

    • B.

      Mental factors only.

    • C.

      Always Both physical factors and mental factors

  14. Q 14.

    At lower light levels, the visual sensing is performed mainly by the:

    • A.

      Safety Cones

    • B.

      Safety rods

    • C.

      Safety Cones, Safety barriers and/or reflective tapes.

  15. Q 15.

    When a person moves from a poorly lit area to a well-lit area, what is the minimum time they should allow for the eyes to adapt:

    • A.

      7 minutes

    • B.

      7 seconds

    • C.

      30 seconds

  16. Q 16.

    The Extreme discomfort experienced by a maintenance engineer due to working in a confined space is known as:

    • A.

      Claustrophobia

    • B.

      Acrophobia

    • C.

      Agoraphobia

  17. Q 17.

    The 'working memory' is consider as:

    • A.

      Long term memory.

    • B.

      Short term memory.

    • C.

      Ultra-short-term memory

  18. Q 18.

    The Long-term memory capacity is usually:

    • A.

      An unlimited memory.

    • B.

      Last for 4 - 8 years.

    • C.

      Last for 12 months

  19. Q 19.

    Intense or loud noise may lead to:

    • A.

      Deafness.

    • B.

      Fatigue.

    • C.

      No effects

  20. Q 20.

    The human ear is used to detect:

    • A.

      Audible frequency range of 20 and 20,000 Hertz

    • B.

      Above 2-20,000 MHz

    • C.

      Between 2 KHz to 20,000 GHz

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