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Describe sources and types of transport category aircraft maintenance
documentation. (I)
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2.
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Compare and contrast maintenance letters, bulletins, and manuals. (II)
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3.
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Identify the purpose and function of aircraft drawings. (III)
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4.
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Describe the different types of aircraft drawings. (III)
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5.
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Recognize line types and define their meaning on engineering drawings.
(IV)
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6.
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Use blueprints to determine material types and dimensions. (V)
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7.
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Explain the impact of Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) on aircraft
design, construction, and repair. (VI)
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8.
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Use manufacturers' manuals to determine allowable types of repairs.
(VII)
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9.
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Explain the function and use of troubleshooting guides. (VIII)
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10.
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Trace a circuit from beginning to end, listing all connectors. (IX)
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11.
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Use engineering change orders to determine if a repair or modification
is approved. (X)
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12.
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Develop rough repair orders. (X)
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13.
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Create signoffs that meet federal and airline requirements. (XI)
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