4–37. Which  of  the  following  information is NOT provided to a supervisor in a CWP? 1. QA  form  instructions 2. QC  procedures 3. QC  techniques 4. Stowage  location  of  SUBSAFE material 4–38. What  area  of  direct  responsibility ensures  that  all  departures  from specifications  are  reported, required  audits  are  conducted,  and adequate  maintenance  is  performed for  that  material  condition necessary  to  support  continued unrestricted   operations? 1. TYCOM 2.   CO 3. QAO 4. QCI 4–39. As a work center supervisor, you should  teach  your  workers  to  strive to  achieve  first–time  quality  on every task assigned. This will instill in them pride and professionalism  and  ensure  what else? 1. A  quality  product 2. A product that does not need to be  QA’d 3. A lessening of QA paperwork 4–40. As a work center or work group supervisor,  you  will  be  responsible for which of the following actions concerning  QA? 1. Issuing  SQCI  certification stamps 2. Training personnel to be SQCIs 3. Ensuring  that  all  corrective actions performed by shop personnel  meet  prescribed standard and all corrective actions performed by shop personnel  are  done  correctly 4. Certifying  shop  personnel  as CMPOs and SQCIs 4–41. A  well–organized  quality  assurance and  inspection  program  will minimize  the  impact  of  situations such  as  improper  performance  of repairs  or  installations  which could  endanger  an  expensive  piece of  equipment. 1. True 2. False 4–42. When  formal  training  for  a  specific skill is not a requirement, what publication(s) may you use as a guideline  for  training  personnel  to provide  them  with  the  necessary expertise  to  perform  a  required action? 1. 3–M  manual 2. Military  standards 3. NAVSEA  technical  documents 4. QA manual 4–43. A  properly  functioning  QA  program points out problem areas to maintenance  managers  so  they  can take  appropriate  action  to accomplish  which  of  the  following actions? 1. Distribute  required  tectinical information  more  effectively 2. Improve the reliability, uniformity,    and quality of the total  maintenance  effort 3. Improve the work habits, training,    and  procedures  of maintenance  personnel 4. All of the above 4–44. Ultimate  responsibility  to  ensure that a repair is done according to technical  specifications  rests  with the person performing the maintenance  action. To do the job properly.    a supervisor must ensure which  of  the  following  conditions about the worker? 1. That he or she is adequately supervised 2. That he or she is properly trained 3. That he or she is provided with correct tools and parts 4. All of the above 26