LESSON 3
MONITOR LABORATORY TESTING FACILITIES
Critical Tasks:
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OVERVIEW
The ability to identify sources of contamination, monitor sampling procedures, evaluate the submission of
samples to test facilities, and recommend changes to quality surveillance SOPs is important for the petroleum
laboratory NCO when evaluating quality surveillance procedures at aviation unit refueling facilities.
Lesson Description:
During this block of instruction we will discuss identifying sources of contamination, monitoring sampling
procedures, evaluating the submission of samples to test facilities, and recommending changes to quality
surveillance SOPs.
Terminal Learning Objective:
Action: Acquire knowledge on identifying sources of contamination or deterioration for aviation fuel, monitoring
sampling procedures, evaluating submission of samples to test facilities, recommending changes to
quality surveillance procedure SOPs, and assisting in aircraft crash investigations when required, while
addressing applicable safety procedures and environmental concerns.
Condition: Given subcourse QM 5183
Standards: The soldier must receive a minimum score of 70 percent on the end-of-subcourse examination.
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QM 5183
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