MAI TEST #2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
What is used to track MCMAP training and progress? - ANSWER-Training logs
(MCMAP Logbooks) are used to track the training and progress of each individual
marine within the program.
What record is used to go up to S3? - ANSWER-The course record that is used for
reporting MCMAP training is the NAVMC 11432. After testing students for belt level
advancement the instructor must complete this form and turn a copy into the Marines
training section (S3) for entry into the Training Management System.
What is the procedure to send a mishap report to MACE - ANSWER-The mishap
report, NAVMC 11738 must be completed if a student is injured while conducting
MCMAP training. If the injury occurred during any type of martial arts training and
resulted in light duty, SIQ, or hospitalization a mishap report is required. The MAI
must fill out the mishap report and submit it to the unit safety representative who will
submit the report into the Web Enabled Safety System. Once submitted the safety
rep will receive a WESS report number that the MAI will enter on the hard copy of
the mishap report before submitting it to the MACE. if marine returns to training
without going on light duty, then a mishap report is not required.
What are the PECL for every belt - ANSWER-11739 Tan
11740 Gray
11741 Green
11742 Brown
11743 Black
How long must Administrative Material be held? - ANSWER-All administrative
materials must be retained for a period of three years.
What are curriculum materials? - ANSWER-Master Lesson File, lesson plans,
performance evaluation checklists and media
What are administrative materials? - ANSWER-Training log, mishap report, course
record and certificate
What is media in MCMAP? - ANSWER-Instructional media enhances verbal
information and improves the students ability to retain the information identified in the
learning objectives by appealing to the different learning styles. If applicable media
can be found within the master lesson file. Media is not developed or required for
user level training but the instructor may choose to add media to personalize the
lessons
What is the instructor outline? - ANSWER-A lesson plan is the detailed script for the
instructor also referred to as an instructor outline.
, Do you have to use media every class? - ANSWER-No
What do you use to test for belts? - ANSWER-All performance based learning
objectives are tested using a performance evaluation checklist
Who is responsible to make certs? - ANSWER-A belt rank certificate is completed by
the MAI for each individual marine trained. The instructor will use the standard
certificate template, which is available on the MACE website. The MAI must enter
the students name, unit address the instructors name and signature and the
commanding officers name and signature. The individual marine is responsible for
entering a copy of their certificate into there OMPF
What is the mission of risk management? - ANSWER-The focus of RM is to identify
and mitigate risk in all activities both on and off duty. Additionally RM extends to risks
associated with human factors in the workplace behavioral healthcare and
behavioral lifestyles that can affect readiness. Successful implementation of RM
increases mission effectiveness while minimizing loss of both personnel and material
Do MAI create risk assessment worksheets? - ANSWER-As a martial arts instructor
you will be teaching techniques, supervising free sparring and conducting combat
conditioning, sustainment, and integration. The MAI is responsible for the safety of
their students while conducting all types of martial arts training. All established safety
perimeters for each event must be understood practiced and enforced by the MAI.
The MAI will use baseline Risk Assessment Worksheets from the MACE to produce
RAW specific to there unit. The MAI is not authorized to deviate from the approved
training standards or develop RAWs for new martial arts training.
Principles of Risk Management - ANSWER-Accept risk when benefits outweigh the
cost, accept no unnecessary risk, anticipate and manage risk by planning and make
risk decisions at the right level
When do you accept the risk in MCMAP? - ANSWER-Accept risk when benefits
outweigh cost: the goal of RM is not to eliminate risk, but to manage the risk so the
mission can be accomplished with the minimum amount of loss. The process of
weighing risks against the benefits and value of the task or mission helps maximize
success. Balancing costs and benefits is a subjective process. Therefore personnel
with knowledge and experience of the mission or task must be engaged when
making risk decisions.
Accept no unnecessary risk: an unnecessary risk is any risk that if taken will not
contribute meaningfully to task or mission accomplishment or will needlessly
jeopardize personnel or material. The acceptance of risk does not mean ones
imprudent willingness to gamble. Additionally if all detectable hazards have not been
identified then unnecessary risks are being accepted. The end state is to only take
risk that are necessary to accomplish the task activity or mission
What are levels of risk management? - ANSWER-In depth, deliberate and time
critical
What is the first thing in a belt ranking test? - ANSWER-Instructors must ensure
each student is briefed and given an opportunity to ask questions prior to
ANSWERS
What is used to track MCMAP training and progress? - ANSWER-Training logs
(MCMAP Logbooks) are used to track the training and progress of each individual
marine within the program.
What record is used to go up to S3? - ANSWER-The course record that is used for
reporting MCMAP training is the NAVMC 11432. After testing students for belt level
advancement the instructor must complete this form and turn a copy into the Marines
training section (S3) for entry into the Training Management System.
What is the procedure to send a mishap report to MACE - ANSWER-The mishap
report, NAVMC 11738 must be completed if a student is injured while conducting
MCMAP training. If the injury occurred during any type of martial arts training and
resulted in light duty, SIQ, or hospitalization a mishap report is required. The MAI
must fill out the mishap report and submit it to the unit safety representative who will
submit the report into the Web Enabled Safety System. Once submitted the safety
rep will receive a WESS report number that the MAI will enter on the hard copy of
the mishap report before submitting it to the MACE. if marine returns to training
without going on light duty, then a mishap report is not required.
What are the PECL for every belt - ANSWER-11739 Tan
11740 Gray
11741 Green
11742 Brown
11743 Black
How long must Administrative Material be held? - ANSWER-All administrative
materials must be retained for a period of three years.
What are curriculum materials? - ANSWER-Master Lesson File, lesson plans,
performance evaluation checklists and media
What are administrative materials? - ANSWER-Training log, mishap report, course
record and certificate
What is media in MCMAP? - ANSWER-Instructional media enhances verbal
information and improves the students ability to retain the information identified in the
learning objectives by appealing to the different learning styles. If applicable media
can be found within the master lesson file. Media is not developed or required for
user level training but the instructor may choose to add media to personalize the
lessons
What is the instructor outline? - ANSWER-A lesson plan is the detailed script for the
instructor also referred to as an instructor outline.
, Do you have to use media every class? - ANSWER-No
What do you use to test for belts? - ANSWER-All performance based learning
objectives are tested using a performance evaluation checklist
Who is responsible to make certs? - ANSWER-A belt rank certificate is completed by
the MAI for each individual marine trained. The instructor will use the standard
certificate template, which is available on the MACE website. The MAI must enter
the students name, unit address the instructors name and signature and the
commanding officers name and signature. The individual marine is responsible for
entering a copy of their certificate into there OMPF
What is the mission of risk management? - ANSWER-The focus of RM is to identify
and mitigate risk in all activities both on and off duty. Additionally RM extends to risks
associated with human factors in the workplace behavioral healthcare and
behavioral lifestyles that can affect readiness. Successful implementation of RM
increases mission effectiveness while minimizing loss of both personnel and material
Do MAI create risk assessment worksheets? - ANSWER-As a martial arts instructor
you will be teaching techniques, supervising free sparring and conducting combat
conditioning, sustainment, and integration. The MAI is responsible for the safety of
their students while conducting all types of martial arts training. All established safety
perimeters for each event must be understood practiced and enforced by the MAI.
The MAI will use baseline Risk Assessment Worksheets from the MACE to produce
RAW specific to there unit. The MAI is not authorized to deviate from the approved
training standards or develop RAWs for new martial arts training.
Principles of Risk Management - ANSWER-Accept risk when benefits outweigh the
cost, accept no unnecessary risk, anticipate and manage risk by planning and make
risk decisions at the right level
When do you accept the risk in MCMAP? - ANSWER-Accept risk when benefits
outweigh cost: the goal of RM is not to eliminate risk, but to manage the risk so the
mission can be accomplished with the minimum amount of loss. The process of
weighing risks against the benefits and value of the task or mission helps maximize
success. Balancing costs and benefits is a subjective process. Therefore personnel
with knowledge and experience of the mission or task must be engaged when
making risk decisions.
Accept no unnecessary risk: an unnecessary risk is any risk that if taken will not
contribute meaningfully to task or mission accomplishment or will needlessly
jeopardize personnel or material. The acceptance of risk does not mean ones
imprudent willingness to gamble. Additionally if all detectable hazards have not been
identified then unnecessary risks are being accepted. The end state is to only take
risk that are necessary to accomplish the task activity or mission
What are levels of risk management? - ANSWER-In depth, deliberate and time
critical
What is the first thing in a belt ranking test? - ANSWER-Instructors must ensure
each student is briefed and given an opportunity to ask questions prior to
