Preview Questions Configuration Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does "Document Approval Workflow" support accuracy and consistency in configuration management?

Which action should you take?

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It eliminates the need for stakeholder involvement, speeding up the process

It ensures that all documents are reviewed and approved by appropriate stakeholders before being released, ensuring quality control

It serves only to check document formatting and does not affect content accuracy

It is only necessary for large-scale projects and not for small projects

Question 2: What role does "Change Control" play in Configuration Management, and how is it applied in aerospace projects?

Which action should you take?

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Change control eliminates the need for documentation updates

Change control is only relevant when changes are not fully understood or tested

Change control ensures that any modifications to configuration items are evaluated, approved, and tracked to maintain consistency

Change control is only necessary for hardware modifications

Question 3: What is the first step a Configuration Manager should take when a proposed change impacts multiple systems in an aerospace project?

Which action should you take?

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Focus only on the changes that affect the primary system without considering subsystems

Conduct a detailed impact assessment, documenting potential effects across all impacted systems

Immediately implement the change without review to avoid delays

Wait until the final system testing phase to assess changes

Question 4: How does root cause analysis contribute to quality control in aerospace configuration management?

Which action should you take?

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It accelerates the process by skipping corrective actions

It reduces the number of reviews needed for compliance

It helps identify the underlying causes of non-conformities and prevent future occurrences

It eliminates the need for documentation on issues

Question 5: In aerospace configuration management, what is the significance of "Interface Control Documents" (ICDs) and their role in engineering support?

Which action should you take?

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ICDs define the technical interfaces between different subsystems, ensuring proper integration and compatibility of configuration items

ICDs are only relevant for the final assembly, not design or integration

ICDs are primarily used for testing purposes, not for integration control

ICDs are only used for software systems, not hardware

Question 6: How do Configuration Managers ensure that quality control standards are met during the manufacturing of complex aerospace systems?

Which action should you take?

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By ensuring that each manufacturing step is aligned with the approved configuration and quality standards

By allowing the engineering team to handle quality control independently

By skipping quality inspections to reduce production time

By allowing the manufacturing team to make adjustments without approval